Girl Witness Admits Perjury in West Virginia Court
In Mingo County West Virginia a 19 year old Elle Chambers a key state witness broke under cross examination admitting she lied under oath several times to shield a mysterious male friend. Prosecutors sought to undermine her testimony about a telephone call claiming a death threat from Sid Hatfield.
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D. Weyer
I. N
Sta
Mingo Country Court
Mose
Williamson
W- VA
Elle Chambers
Matewan
Kame
Conwitt
Misa Chamberg
Sho
Conniff
Sid Hafield
Connik
Elsie Chambers
Hatfield
Elsie
Sir Hatfield
Felta
Window Smashers Not Located by Police in Elyria Loot Scene
Elyria police searched the near railroad yards early Sunday for a robbers gang linked to Sandusky crimes but found no suspicious characters. The gang allegedly smashed three show windows in Sandusky, taking a watchward, four wrist watches and multiple Ingersoll timepieces. Dayton reports John Olt 51 organizer of the Olt Brothers Brewery died last night after arriving from Germany.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Dayton
John Olt
Olt Brothers Brew‘+ry company
Germany
Death Claims Mrs Conners After Brief Illness
Elyria reports Mrs Raith Mae Conners aged 49 of 315 Lodi street died after a few hours illness from apoplexy at Memorial hospital. She managed a city market restaurant and fell ill Saturday night after nine. Survived by father Napoleon Surridge of St Louis, a sister and a brother there, another sister Mrs Fred Gerber of Sandusky, and brother George W Surridge of Geneva. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 pm at Fri day Funeral Pastors corner Broad and Cedar streets with Rev Nichols officiating.
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Elyria
Raith Mae Conners
Lodi Street
Memorial Hospital
Conners
Napoleon Surridge
St. Louis
Fred Gerber
Sandusky
George W. Surridge
Geneva
Broad and
Cedar Street
Nichols
Virat Baptiat Church
Mrs Elmer Sabin Dies of Tuberculosis at 25
Brownhelm, Feb 15. Mrs Elmer Sabin aged 25 formerly Miss Anna Rosenkrans Brownhelm died at her home after a year long illness from tuberculosis. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 from the Sabin home with Rev Egil officiating.
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Brownhelm
Elmer Sabin
Anna Rosenkrans
Egil
Aged Desident Dies at Daughter's Elyria Home
Mrs. Dorothy Pasenow aged 88 died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Willen Bufe 186 Cleveland Street after an extended illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two o'clock from the Bufe home Rev Paul Bouguin of St Paul's Evangelical Church officiating with burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery. Aus Fesenow who came to Elyria from Brooklyn twenty seven years ago is survived by three other children Mrs Henrietta Elamann and Albert Pasenow of Brooklyn and Mrs Matilda Ferchland of Elyria.
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Elyria
Dorothy Pasenow
Willen Bufe
Cleveland Streei
Bute
Paul Bouguin
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Aus Fesenow
Elyvia
Attacks by Sinn Feiners Hit English Mills
London Feb 15 An organized attack attributed to Sinn Feiners swept through England's industrial belt in the last 48 hours. Four Manchester factories and three in Oldham were set on fire, one in Stockport, with additional arson reported at Rochdale and Bordon. Despite vigilant police and firemen, damage was limited. British police in Ireland carried out reprisals in Glenpool district for two crown forces deaths on Jan 24, with several houses burned after occupants received a one hour notice to vacate.
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London
Scotland
Central
Dublin
Phoney SIO Bills Irew Circulation In Elyria
In Elyria on February 16 police chief Standard reports counterfeit $2 notes altered to look like $10 bills. Two residents alerted him after an incident on Saturday night. A local firm warned customers, and the proprietor shows the bills to deter acceptance. Faked numerals pasted over genuine figures trick the eye. note paper is thicker where modified.
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Elyria
Roth
Uncle Sam
Senate finance committee to push emergency tariff vote
Washington, Feb. 15. Members of the senate finance committee will seek a vote on the emergency tariff bill before adjournment tomorrow. Senator McCumber, Republican of North Dakota, announced the plan in the senate today. Maskington, Feb. 15. Representative Kelley of Michigan, chair of the naval appropriations committee, opposes suspending the naval building program for six months, arguing it would cost the government more in damages, waste, and compensation adjustments than completing existing contracts.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Maskington
United States
Kelley
Michigan
Naval Appropriations Committee
House
Board of Education Member Worries Over Bill
Elyria February 15 F M Stevens on the local board of education expresses concern about a proposed bill. It would let probate court hear all complaints against instructors while the board loses influence over classroom conduct. He jokes about those enjoying lunch during the debate. The article notes broader wartime and peace treaty context.
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Elyria
F. M. Stevens
Focal Board of Education
Wicox
Stevens
Ant
Board of Education
Clyde Puls reports bicycle stolen in Elyria
Clyde Puls of East avenue told police Sunday that his bicycle was taken sometime Saturday night. The report appears in the Elyria police blotter for the period ending February 145.
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Elyrias
Clyde Puls
East Avenue
Norwalk News Roundup and Local Scuffles
Norwalk report details Leon Fiesinger fined 500 for buying two quarts of stolen wine. Fifteen men sought to complete a machine gun company roster. Norwalk High beat Wellington 40 to 23. Pro prietor A. M. Resnick and EB. J. Shaf ford fined 1000 each after six gallons of gin found at arrest. Wool and Sheep Growers to meet February 23. Prof C S Plumb of Iowa State and WM A Pew to address tomorrow's cattle growers meeting. Three quarters of mile of ditch mentioned.
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Norwalk
Leon Fiesinger
Church Athletic Association
Norwalk High
Wellington
A. M. Resnick
Stag
EB. J. Shafford
Sandusky
Huron County Wool and Sheep Growers
Bere
C. S. Plumb
Iowa State University
Wm, A
Pew
Ravenna
Charter reform and local politics in New London
The charter commission weighs a form of government while Sandusky area voters face a primary on the issue. Mayor Miles opens a relief and employment bureau and orders crackdown on dancing styles Shimmie Toddle and Cheek-to-Cheak. Deaths include Cestihan Berlin Heights and editor James Gibba among others.
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New London
Pia
Ville
Cele Uan
C. D. Miles
Trea
C. D. Mies
Etes
FE. R. Hemington
Cherter
Stmk
Sandusky
Herbert B. Spurling
Akron
Selma F. Nelson
Plymouth
Charles V. Céstihan
Berlin Heights
Julia Wiliam
J. L. Powell
Stoya
Krger
John Grell
Mes
Rachael EF. Lott
Clarente Todd
California
James Gibba
Daniel Fox
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Cromwell Steel
Cleveland News
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Lorain Real Estate CO
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