Lengel Freed By Corrected Verdict
Canton resident Polten Chief Surat A Lengel was freed from further prosecution after a corrected verdict of acquittal in a Canton murder case linked to publisher Mellet. The retrial decision followed testimony disputes and claims of bribery involving a Canton detective, with the judge ruling jeopardy prevents retrial.
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Lisbon
Famer
Polten
Surat A Lengel
Canton
Dope R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Lones
Ilie Sinie Penitentia
Lis Serioues
Floid Xerevienmberger
Taer Canton
Sireliequergers
Lingel
Streltenberger
Slate
Leoge
Meliett
Cantin
Lengel
Strehenberger
Meller
State Supreme Court
Lonray
Mystery Death Of Woman Burned On Morristown Road
A woman found ablaze beside the Bernardsville Morristown road died in a Morristown hospital. Police could not confirm murder or accident as investigators note she suffered a mysterious death amid several recent arson cases in the district. She wore a sealskin coat bearing the name Louise Buffalo and had Paris hats and imported feld glasses, about forty years old, five feet five inches, 120 pounds, with marcelled hair and a red green bead necklace.
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Morristown
Toda
Guidges Fr
New York
Bernardsville
Bernard Campbell
Campbell
Louise
Funeral for Wreck Victim Walter Hoppie
Funeral services for Walter Hoppie 42 motorman for Cleveland Southwestern Railway Co will be held Wednesday afternoon at 9 30 from his home The Rev E A Reilly will officiate He is survived by his wife and one daughter Vera Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery near Elyria after the wreck near the Elyria Country Club killed him Sunday afternoon
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Walter Hoppie
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland, Southwestern Railway Co
Elyria Country Club
E. A Reilly
Vera
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lindbergh Flies Airmail Run Through St Louis
Airmail pioneer Charles A. Lindbergh completed another goodwill flight returning to St Louis at 9 06 p m after a record breaking Chicago run. A Douglas fighter plane carrying commemorative mail sacks roared over the field at 005 a m and landed about a minute later, fifteen minutes early, with Springfold II reporting.
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Lindy
ST. Louis
Good Will Co
Charles A. Lind—bergh
Todey
Chicago
Air Trail
Dougie
Scheduli
Jefe Springfold, II
Pan American Delegates Depart Havana Conference
Delegates from Latin American nations leave Havana after the Pan American Conference as discussions cover arbitration, childbirth leave policies, and a potential United States Latin American policy understanding. Cuban Ambassador Dr. Osiris Ferrara notes a critical juncture, urging cooperation or risk of isolation.
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Havana
United States
Washington
Oestes Ferrara
United Press
Latin America
Latin-america
Patterson Dies in Toledo After Long Lorain Lineage
Joseph Stephen Patterson longtime Lorain County native and Civil War veteran dies at 1930 Robinwood avenue Toledo after residing there 18 years. He owned early Western Reserve roots with Defiance Illinois manufacturing, leaves wife daughter and two sons, funeral in Toledo mortuary with burial at La Porte.
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J. S. Patterson
Toledo
Joseph Stephen Patterson
Oeod Avenue
Patterson
Lorain County
Old Patterson Place
Nouth
Elyria
Defiance
Illinois
Jamonge
Western Reserve
Lorain Countrey
Creat Barrington
Mass
Massachusetts
Scotland
Waxing
Oat Shin Volunteer Infantry
James Wightman Smith
Carlyle
Arthur
iPatterson
Syracuse University
Prefent
Pasadena
Calif
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Aho
Sophia Braman
Belle P. Whitney
Evansville
Ind
Boyer-Krute
la Porte
Elyria Library Closed Tomorrow for Holiday
The Elyria Public Library will be closed tomorrow as a legal holiday per Librarian Miss Charlotte Brooka. The facility will be unavailable all day.
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Elyria
Five Bodies Recovered From Hinlock Bord Mines
New Kensington Pa Feb 21 five explosion victims at Hinlock and Bord mines of Valley Camp Coal Co near here were recovered today seven others are missing. Two men died by black damp in the Bord mine while five bodies were pulled from Kinlock and Rinnock workings after a blast last night. Rescue squads worked through gas filled chambers as officials said all miners in Boyd slops were accounted for.
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New Kensington
Valley Camp Coal Company
Kinlock
Kinloch
Burns Prove Fatal to Ohio Inmate in Prison Fire
Robert Hunt 31 a Cleveland police killer from K Company died from burns after his cell clothing caught fire. Coroner ruled death by self harm with investigation into fire cause and potential cigarette starting. Hunt’s cell located in the Bird Cage block. guards evacuated him after smoke was seen.
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Ohio Veritentiary
Columbus
Robert Hunt
Cleveland
K Company
Cusuins
Hunt
Ohio State Penitentiary
Coliaibis
Mfe
Murpar
P. FE. Thoroas
Huoni
Notorous First
Trial Opens In Damage Suit Over Car Crash
Trial began in Judge W. B. Thompson's court for Mra Ethel Rothman of Rush Street against James Roth. Rothman seeks damages for a car collision that damaged her vehicle on the Cleveland line east of Ridgeville in December 1926.
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W. B. Thompson
Mra
Ethel Rothman
Rush Street
James Roth
East Broad Street Improvement Debate at City Council
Several East Broad street property owners spoke last night urging paving or betterment from Prospect to Boston avenues. Horace, William Schurr, and Henry Fridenstine claimed the city should fund one third of paving under the old plan, as petitions were filed before the new plan. They said a sewer and cover with cinders ruined the road and protested paying two thirds of costs.
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East Broad Street
Prospet Street
Boston Agenus
Horace
Wiliam Schurr
Henry Fridenstise
Council
Henry Fridenstize
Clader
Fridenstine
Mex
Ohio reports balanced budget and tax receipts rise
Ohio's 1927 audit shows the state returning to a balanced budget with cash operations and no immediate tax increases. Revenue sources include liquor fines, corporate taxes, insurance taxes, inheritance taxes, and state fair income, with significant transfers from other funds and a year-end general revenue balance of 4.11 million dollars.
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Columbus
Jhio
State Library
Tracy
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Iowa congressman named judge by president
Washington February 21 An opponent of certain tax policies who helped shape tax legislation will leave Congress as Chairman Green of the Ways and Means committee is set to retire. Rep Hawley Oregon will succeed Green by seniority and join the administration Republican ranks. Green has served 17 years and plans to stay until Senate confirmation of his court of claims judgeship. The farm bloc opposes him over tax revision stance.
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Washington
Congress
Green
Iowa
Ways and Means Committee
Court of Claims
Coolidgs
Hawley
House
Senate
Farm Bloc
Tola Sorslon
Man slain in apartment of criminal gang
New York reports a man was killed in an apartment used by a criminal gang connected to international jewel robbery and smuggling. Police found numerous cables and letters, forged documents, and costs of lavish living. two occupants identified as Isaac Berman and Anne known as Bess, with a deceased accompanying man and an empty scene suggesting a quarrel over loot. The gang links trace to Muncie Indiana and connections to Gerald Chapman.
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New York
Marine Browr
Muneie
Ind
Gerald Chapman
Strict Atorney
Joan E. McGee
Muncie
Gerald Chipman
Berkowitz
Isaac Berman
Anne
Bess
Berman
Dorle
Jases
Wm M Doyle
Action Sought on Longford Ave Paving
F J Noveski of Longford Avenue told a council meeting last night that no progress had been made on paving Longford Avenue despite a summer petition. City officials cited scarce cinders and noted a storm sewer plan may require forming a sewer district to cover Longford Avenue and its drains.
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F. J. Noveski
Longford Avenue
Connec
Longford
Noveski
Jack Pawel
Inka Eldt
Council
Whro
Schooner Bentinet Afloat Fire In Provincetown Harbor
A four masted schooner Bentinet bound from Boston to Newport News caught fire in Provincetown Harbor. Tugboats assisted as salvage crews worked to confine the flames below deck amid nearby naval tugs aiding in the operation.
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Provincetown
Mass
Bentinet
Boston
Newport News
Provincetown Harbor
Tuga
Muscle Shoals Issue Up In Congress
Washington February 21. Congress debates the Muscle Shoals project as Norris pushes a resolution for government operation of the Tennessee River plant and private critics warn of power interests. The debate follows a series of probes into the so called Power Combine and calls for investigations by independents.
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Congress
Washington
Norris
Saaais
Tennessee
Alabama
Ortts Belves
Operatco
Senate
Walsh
Ine Ste
Tonal Power Combine
Federal Trade Comm
Lney
Fire devastates Freeport block with million dollar loss
A basement explosion at a clothing store in Freeport Illinois sparked a fire that swept a business block. Damages were estimated at one million dollars and the blaze reached the Prestor hotel where Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas are said to have stayed. guests escaped as flames threatened the hotel. Fire began at 3 am.
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Abe Lincoln
Stephen L. Douglas
Freeport
Ill
Prewster
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen L Douglas
Court awards two agreed verdicts in Wakefield and Moore cases
Two agreed verdicts were signed today by jurors in Judge W. Thompson's court. One verdict for 3,518.50 favored Guy B. Firdles guardian of Velma M. Wakefield against Cleveland and Southwestern Railway Co. Another verdict of 15 dollars in a 4,000 suit in favor of Paul Moore against W. A. Thomas for injuries from a motor vehicle collision. A third suit involving Owen J. Bannon seeking 1,900 for real estate transfer commission against Meri and iDash Darmos was dismissed.
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W. Thompson
Wan
Guy B. Firdles
Velma M. Wakefield
Ridgeville
Ridgeside
Cleveland and Southwestern Railway Co
Paul Moore
Wellington
W. A. Thomas
Thomas
Owen J. Bannon
Meri
iDash Darmos
Humane Society Elects Gilman To Presidency
Mrs Po Gilman Elsha is elected president of the Lorain County Humane Society as the group addresses finances at a recent meeting. Several officers donated maps for their services and a further meeting is planned for March 2.
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Gilman
Elsha
Lorain County Humane Society
City Hears Request to Vacate Streets for Bridge Approach
Lorain council heard requests from W B Reichmand and R E Vandemark for vacating 18th street and part of 14th street for the Lorain memorial bridge approach. They asked to dedicate BE 14th St for highway use. Council told the solicitor to draft legislation and postponed action to the next meeting.
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Lorain
Fonoth St
Mity Council
W. B. Rchmand
RE. F. Vandemark
Lorain Courty Memorial Bridge
Weasley Ro Grills
Australian Floods Ravage Towns Across Australia
Floods across Australia kill fourteen in Queensland and New South Wales with many missing. Grafton faces seven and a half million dollars in losses as the Macleay River overflows and Kempsey drowns beneath rising waters. Rivers rise, landslides occur, and residents are ordered to evacuate.
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Melbourne
Australia
Grafton
Wurwillumbah
Australa
Queensland
Kempsey
Bombing at Crowe ally spurs Chicago attack
A blast at the home of Lawrence Cunro, brother in law to State's Attorney Robert Crowe, marks another bombing in Chicago. No injuries reported though glass and china were shattered and tenants evacuated. Crowe offers a reward for bomber identities as political links are suspected.
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Chicago
Attornness
Robert E. Crowe
Lawrence Cunro
Crowe
Cuneo
Crowe Politcal Organization
Bailey to Speak on Proposed Village Incorporation
E. I. Bailey, assistant county superintendent of schools, will speak at a mass meeting at Vincent school stop 7. He will discuss the proposed incorporation of a village between Lorain and Elkina township and explain school laws and their operation. The Sheffield Lake village clerk will describe benefits from its incorporation.
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E. I. Bailey
Schours
Vincent School
Yellow Flue
Lorain
Elgina Township
Bailey
Sheffield Lake Village
Hial
Ite 'N Corporation
Car Damage Report From Local Street Incident
Elyria resident Lyale Cunningham reported Monday that his machine was damaged at the scene and last day. Cunningham said his vehicle collided with a truck that had tires on free, following a traffic mishap near the area.
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Nishap Lyale Cunningham
Elyria
Campningham
City Tightens Drunk Driving Penalties
The Elyria city council approved an emergency ordinance increasing penalties for driving while intoxicated. A first offense carries 10 to 300 dollars, 38 days to six months in jail, or both, plus a six month to one year driving ban. Second offenses incur longer bans and jail terms, with stricter enforcement aligning to state law. Mayor Hewitt backed the ordinance. Councilman Stark advocated tougher DUI measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyric
Birria
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Tn Council
George Stark
Solons Discuss Repairing Of Sidewalks
City officials debated who should handle sidewalk repairs as several sidewalks in need of maintenance were identified. Council members argued over assigning duties to the streets and sidewalks committee or to the city service director and streets superintendent, with the mayor noting frequent complaints and the tendency to investigate sidewalk conditions.
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C. C. Stoltenberg
Pels Te Service
Stresta
John N. Ett
R. Meek Iton
Streets and i Sidewalks
James A. Beechet
Dewalka
George Mereag
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Mellett
Yctur
Penna
Bulletin
URIS
Europe
Longford Ave
Freeport, Ill
Humane Society
Solons
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