Schooler Pleads Not Guilty in City Hall Proft Case
Cleveland councilman Liston G Schooler pleads not guilty to an indictment charging profit from government business. He resigns from the city council while his son Schooley Jr. is ill and also indicted. Both men free on $5,000 bonds as details of playground site sale and cash payments unfold.
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Cleveland
Liston G. Schooler
Liston G. Schooley, Jr
Schooler
Schooley, Jr
Charles L. Biggs
Schooley
George S&s. Meadron
Eaton Floor Champs Triumph in Lorain County Final
Eaton High School cag ers defeated South Amherst 19 to 15 in the Lorain County tournament at E. H. 8 gym earning a district berth in Cleveland in March. Cook led Eaton with 10 points while Yarsa added 9 for South Amherst.
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Eaton
Cook
Yarsa
Cleveland
Five Lorain Men To Face Liquor Charges
Federal agents from Cleveland arrested five Lorain men after raids on Lorain late yesterday. Frank Leanderka was seized at the Anarka club, where a crowd gathered near a beer tap. Others named were Frank O’Keefe Louis Naumoff Milan Pazder and Lewis Szalar. They were taken to Cleveland and held at Central police station for arraignment before U S Commissioner Martin J Monahen.
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Cleveland, O
Lorain
U. S
Martin J. Monahen
Cleveland
Frank Leanderka
Anarka Club
Frank O'Keefe
Louis Naumoff
Milan Pazder
Lewis Szalar
Central Police Station
Wellington Fire Chief Resigns in Village Meeting
Wellington village council accepted the resignation of Fire Chief William Hildebrand after 38 years with the department and about 12 years as chief. Lyn Coates was named the new fire chief at yesterday's special meeting.
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Wellington
William Hildebrand
Lyn Coates
Hildebrand
Fire Department
Cabinet posts in doubt weeks before inauguration
Washington february twenty three several posts in president elect weaver's cabinet remain uncertain with little more than a week to go. talks center on agriculture and attorney general with Thomas D Campbell and Ira K Letts as leading possibilities. four posts already filled Stimson Mellon Wilbur Adams.
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Washington
Weaver
Troover
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana Wheat
Ira K. Letts
Providence
R. I
Campbell
Russia
Letts
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Chas. Francis Adams
Boston
Navy
Agriculture
Commerce
William N. Doak
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Ohio
James W. Good
Chicago
Firemen Work to Cheat Death in Pneumonia Case
In Cleveland on February 23 Sally Stern, 28, fought pneumonia as fire rescue squad No. 8 worked over her. Lieut John Sheridan once tried to save his child with artificial respiration and Fireman Paul Popa kept vigil through the night. A nurse and doctors attended. oxygen was supplied hourly with slight morning improvement reported.
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Cleveland
Ufe
Sally Stern
Miss Stern
John Sheridan
Paul Popa
Nurge
Elyria Homemakers to Attend Four Day Cooking School
The Third Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School runs February 26 27 28 and March 1 under Miss Alice McCarren head of home economics at Westinghouse Electric. The event at the high school auditorium opens at two with sessions starting promptly at two ten.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Alice McCarren
Weastinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Companys
Misa McCarren
Everyone Wants Eternal Life Says Our Day
Evangelist Sunday preached at the tabernacle last evening, saying the deepest wish is eternal life and that belief in Jesus Christ grants salvation. A community program featured the community boys and girls band directed by B W Baird, with delegations from local churches. Over 100 attendees responded to the invitation as the sermon urged values beyond money.
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Evangelist Sunday
Tabernacle
Aoney
Mr. Sundey
B. W. Baird
Apple Crosx Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Royal Neighbors
Sunday
Chicago
Youths Denied Parole By Elrria Pair Sentenced
Albert Cook aged 29 and Charles Baverline 22, both of Elrria, were sentenced to Mansfield reformatory by Judge A R Wed after dismissing a parole motion. They had pleaded guilty to driving a Prau Chevrolet vehicle without owner permission. Arrested February 18 at Belden, found with the auto they had driven earlier. Previously nabbed for the same act. Chief of No. S continued on Page 2.
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Albert Cook
Charles Baverline
Elrria
Mansfield Reformatory
A. R. Wedrt
Attorners
Prau Chevrolet Company
Belden
No. S
Four Sermons at Tabernacle Sunday
The Rev. W. A. Billy Sunday will speak four times Sunday beginning at 10:30 for all audiences. At 1:30 he speaks to men only and at 3:00 again to all. The farewell sermon closes the day with services starting at 7:00 in the evening.
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W. A
Billy
Aays Win Scout Honors at Lorain Court of Honor
Two hundred scouts from 12 Lorain County troops received Boy Scout honors at the midwinter Court of Honor at First Congregational Church. Lorain supplied 97 honorees, Elyria 33, Oberlin three, and Wellington two. Eagle honors went to Richard Betteridge, Frank Molik, and Richard Griffin. Life, Star and Tenderfoot recognitions were awarded to numerous scouts from Lorain, Elyria, Wellington, and Oberlin, with Albert Bauch noting scouting builds character and leadership.
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Lorain County
First Congregational Church
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Wellington
Elyrria
Albert Bauch
Cleveland
H. C. Wilcot
Richard Betteridge
Frank Molik
Richard Griffin
Edward Gates
Iife
Elsha
Willian Glover
Leonard Sebransky Serain
Rober Einwachter
Robert L. Amsden
Albert Jorvee
Vauzhn Flaherty
James Frances
Willam Macs
Roscoe Pape
Gur Wells
Elstia
Kenneth Crooks
Frederick McGuire
George F. Gens
Peter Balint
George Corbie
Paul Herelinger
Stew Horvath
Angel0
Dubo
Russel Smith
Richard Jameson
David Garver
Trace
David Goldthorp
David Allen
Dornand Clark
Victor Gornell
Vernon No
New Cold Wave Sweeps Through Europe Malfunctioning Cities
A new European cold wave brings blizzards across Greece including Athens disrupting communications and paralyzing business. Constantinople endures a heavy blizzard while Black Sea shipping is hindered. Famine fears rise in Lithuania with crop failures and flood dangers follow thaws. Unofficial estimates cite at least twenty thousand deaths and millions in damages.
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London
Europe
Greece
Athens
Ruschuk
Constantinople
Black Sea
Lithuania
Kovno
Macedonia
Thrace
New Tales of Heroign is the Weal
Chicago data reports new tales of heroism as crowds applaud pilots and rescue teams who braved cold and snow to aid cut off communities. Rising Midwest temperatures relieve the cold wave but snowslides threaten isolated cities in the Rockies. Pilot Edmund T Allen Edward Kiviaho and J H Mereres receive acclaim for delivering relief to snowbound groups. Allen flew from Salt Lake City carrying 1609 pounds of food and blankets over 150 miles to aid 9 men and seamen stranded in Wyoming Red Desert amid dangerous weather.
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Chicago
Fed
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Edmund T. Allen
Edward Kiviaho
J. H. Mereres
Aiulen
Red Desert
Wyoming
Whea
Allen
Salt Lake City
Pioneer Lorain County Woman Mrs Delia Willard Dies at 96
Mrs Delia A Willard a Lorain County pioneer and Elyria resident for 50 years died at 9 45 p m Friday at 402 Lodi Street She was born February 26 1832 in LaGrange and would have celebrated her 97th birthday Tuesday Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the home conducted by Rev W C Fowler Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery She is survived by two daughters Mrs Minnie A Willard and Mrs Katherine Carpenter four grandchildren six great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Known for her cheerful disposition she enjoyed walking to the business district on her 90th birthday and posed for a Chronicle Telegram photo recently.
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Delia A. Willard
Lorain County
Elyria
Lodi Street
Minnie A. Willard
Katherine Carpenter
Chronicle-Telegram
Taylor Funeral Home
W. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Two Americans Slain by Mexican Bandits Near Guanajuato
The bodies of two men believed to be American mining engineers C. C. Asthroppe and J. M. Underwood were found near Chocolate and Cerro Hullote and brought to Guanajuato by federal troops. Officials traced the kidnapping to Mexican bandits and reported the men were employed by Guanajuato Reductions and Mines Company of Columbus.
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Mexico City
Guanajuato
C. C. Arthropps
J. M. Underwood
Chocolate
Cerro Hullote
Excelsior
Columbus. O
C. C. Aisthroppe
Mexico
Snow stifles autos in Kentucky
Somersea Ky February 25 nearly four automobiles stalled in snow drifts on mountain roads near Corbin Kentucky today. Snow was 24 inches deep in Corbin with drifts to nine feet in places. Snowfall Wednesday and Thursday nights reached 20 inches with six to eight foot drifts. Roads closed and communications out for two days as crews work to reach marooned motorists. Corbin reports say a pilot vehicle and several others are pushing toward the stranded party, while some motorists began returning from Florida.
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Somersea
Corbin
Florida
Lindbergh to Curtail Flying After Marriage
Col Chas A Lindbergh, in Wichita on Western Airlines inspection, said marriage to Miss Anne Morrow will curb his flying. He gave no further comment, and his next stop was believed Wynoka Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Kas
Western Airlines
Chas A. Lindberg
Anne Morrow
Lindbergh
Wynoka
Okla
Deputy on Erie County uses foursome to nab violators
Four deputy sheriffs Frank Strohl James Rundele Paul Chapman and Webb Beaver chased down suspects in an afternoon operation. They arrested Tony Rose Wellington found with about 150 gallons of wine and other liquor hidden under a kitchen sink. Rose pled guilty and was fined $500 and costs. A separate traffic pursuit led to William Boyd Oberlin being stopped and ordered to appear next Monday. On the return trip Henderson Taberon was arrested for intoxication after a near miss with a passing car.
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Frank Strohl
James Rundele
Paul Chapman
Webb Beaver
Tony Rose
Wellington
Rose
A. R. Webber
Twentieth Century Limited
William Boyd
Oberlin
Justice & J. George
Henderson Taberon
Civil Warfare In Chinese Provinces
Americans alarmed by civil war in Hunan and Shantung provinces urged gunboats to Changshan and Chefoo. Heavy firing reported in Chefoo as General Chang Tsuns Chang tries to regain Shantung from Nationalist forces.
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Peping
China
Hunan
Shangtung
Changsan
Chefoo
Chang Tsuns- Chang
Shantung Province
Zeppelin Will Make Long Flight
The Graf Zeppelin will set sail from Friedrichshafen in March for a long voyage across France near the Rhone, Corsica, Italy, Greece, Asia Minor, and the North African coast. It will avoid Egypt and Palestine unless allowed to pass, and return by a direct route from the northern African coast.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Graf Zepplin
Seare
France
Rhone
Corsica
Italy
Greece
Asia Minor
Africa
Egypt
Palestine
Coas
Stimson Sails For U.S. From Manila in Grand Farewell
Governor General Henry J. Stimson sailed from Malacanan Palace aboard the President Pierce for the United States. Naval and military units, civilians, and all harbor vessels joined in a three whistle salute as he departed, marking one of the era's greatest ovations for a retiring Philippine governor general.
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Manila
Henry J. Stimson
President Pierce
United States
Philpines
Four Fugitives Kidnap Motorist Then Flee Across States
Four Charleston jail escapees eluded police across Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina after kidnapping a motorist in Knoxville Tennessee. They seized cars at Middleborough and Olive Hill and used a Chrysler auto as they dodged snowbound roads and toll barriers. Sheriff Tyree led the pursuit with promises to chase into Mexico if needed.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charleston
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank N. Tyree
North Carolina
Kentucky
Charles Thomas
Gallipolis
Tennessee
Yree
Ashland
Dana
Adrian Bias
M. R. Proctor
Raleigh
N. C
Julian Liebel
Tyree
Chrysler
Middleborough
Jacob Schultz
Schultz
Everett Conley
Olive Hill
Mexico
President Coolidge Appeals for International Good Will
Washington February 23 diplomats applauded what was read as a 26 percent appeal by President Coolidge for American adherence to the solid court. In a George Washington University address last night he reviewed U S foreign relations since taking office and urged the press and people to be friendly. He warned against isolation and discouraged hostile attitudes toward foreign affairs.
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Washington
Coolidge
George Washington University
Ins
Hhis Washingon
Iso Adios
Lora County visits shown for horticulture program work
L. Holland of the Department 4 horticulture at Obfe Mud University will lead demonstrations in Lora County and outline the 12H program of work. The announcement notes county farm extension activities and March dates.
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Lora's
L. Holland
Obfe Mud University
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