Hannah Enters Not Guilty Se In Child Stealing Case
In Wooster Ohio on February 25 Hannah Sparies pleaded not guilty to child stealing and related charges linked to the disappearance of Melvin He. The hearing on a writ of habeas corpus was set for 1:39 p.m. as authorities pursued his detention and investigation into alleged conspiracy with Earl Conald and others.
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Kron
Hannah
Ariff
Hanuat
Arney
Ams
Merion Fagen
Cheir
Yugen
Shearers
George A. Starn
Comon Pieas Court
A M. Stater
Innah
Earl Conald
Hank
Sherlit
Walter Mousey
Graren
Han
Br Coneld
Acton
Coneld
Brannah
Melvin
Rise Conold
L. BR. Critchfield
Unsel
Joe Fritz
Hanean
Junior
Sivin
Arther Ar Id
Donald
Watles Hannah
Home at Marion Bombed in Ohio
The home of Joe Sansetta, an Italian in Marion, Ohio, was damaged by a bomb tossed through a front window at 4 a.m. His wife was injured by falling glass, seven children escaped, and nearby rooms were wrecked. Sansetta said police he believed the attack aimed at another man. authorities suspect enemy bombing.
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Marion
Joe Sansetta
Sansetta
Sansotta
Snow And Cold Hit Parts Of Middlewest
Cold and snow struck parts of the Middlewest today as spring forecasts held in other districts. Temperatures fell in the great plains after long standing heat records were broken. Warm periods persisted elsewhere with thunder and hail in southern areas. Four inches of rain fell at Fau Cteire.
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Chicago
Fed
Middlewest
Great Plains
Wisconsin
Fau Cteire
Elyria Chamber Elects New Officers and Directors
Two new officers were elected and one old director re-elected to head Elyria Chamber of Commerce activities for the coming year. Charles E. Tucker named president, A M Hannaford first vice president, Walter S Kohn second vice president, A J Robinson re-elected treasurer, Earl Bacon secretary term to September. Tucker, a longtime chamber and business leader, will appoint a program committee with Bart Well Jim Armitage and Charles Crehore. The annual meeting is planned for early March with entertainment chair S B Pfau handling arrangements.
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Yester Ge
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Elyria
Rotal Rotary Club
Tucker
Chamber
Bart Well
Jim Armitage
Charles Crehore
Bay Village Woman Keeps 222-Year-Old Dutch Clock
Mrs Haven of Bay Village holds a 1703 dated clock that still works. The clock uses multiple gong sounds for quarter hours and a two-stage strike to reveal the hour, a design noted as unusual for its time. She compares its age to the Joe Ross clock, calling hers much older by 72 years.
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Haven
Bar Village
Agent Protests Salary Cut at Lorain County Humane Society
Oxo K Mischka, General Agent, declares he will not continue in his post as Lorain County Humane Society salary is cut. He contrasts Lorain with Huron County paying higher totals and argues underpayment harms county leadership. He cites a prosecutor’s salary expectation and criticizes the $32,000 guardian angels stipend while noting kennel fund surplus. Continued on page 2.
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County Humane Society
Oxo K. Mischka
Lorain County
Mischka
Cnka
Lorain County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Huron County
Eivrns
Huron County Humane Society
Huron Ecounty
Lorain
Guardian Angels
Lorain Courty Humane Society
Dot
Chicago Rejects Outside Help Offers
Chicago declined external aid as it sought to use local resources to lift the city from financial distress. Campaign funds grew to 5,955,000 of a 74,900,0 goal, with Philip R. Clarke of Central Trust Company rejecting offers from two New York banks and a Detroit bank to purchase taxpayer trust certificates.
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Chicago
Philip R. Clarke
Central Trust Company
New York City
Detroit
Chica
Gor
Fire Leaves Crestline Foundry Idle After Blast
A devastating blaze at the Sehill Brothers Stove and Furnace Company in Crestline idleled more than 200 workers. An explosion four miles away in Galion preceded the fire, causing an estimated $250,000 loss. Four workers escaped serious injury as the building nearly collapsed. investigators suspect a gas buildup in an oven sparked the blast. Company officials planned immediate rebuilding.
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Crestline
Sehill Brothers Stove & Furnace Company
Will Open Bids Today On County Road Supplies
County commissioners planned to open bids this afternoon for supplies and materials for county roads in the coming season. They needed today’s estimates to gauge the value of purchases. Also notes veteran Joseph O. Gregz, Medal of Honor recipient for Civil War valor, died from injuries after a traffic accident while crossing a street.
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Columbes. O
Joseph O. Gregz
Snook Denied by Supreme Court in Murder Case
Dr James Howard Snook, sentenced to die for the murder of Theora Hix, learns the U S Supreme Court refused to review his case. Chief counsel E C Ricketts plans to meet Governor Cooper to seek delay, as clemency board members attend. Mrs Snook visits him at the penitentiary amid uncertainty and press restrictions.
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Columbus
James Howard Snook
Theora Hix
U. S. Supreme Court
E. C. Ricketts
Snook
Ricketts
Myers Y. Cooper
State Board of Clemency
Hen Ricketts
Helen
Supreme Court
Stook
Mother of Slain Woman Aids In Murder Probe
In Columbus, Mrs. Alice Francisco of Dayton aids police investigating the murder of her daughter Mrs. Ervelim Frances Edgingtom. She names a man she says has threatened her daughter as detectives interview relatives and search for possible leads. Police also question Mildred Conrad, an aunt, and seek the father John Francisco separated from his wife for light on the slaying.
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Columbus, CO
Alice Francisco
Dayton
Columbus
Ervelim Frances Edgingtom
Francisco
Mar
Lawrences Edgington
Phillips and McCall
Mildred Conrad
Federal prisoners ordered out of Richland County Jail
Sanford Bates, U S Superintendent of Prisons, ordered all federal prisoners removed from Richland county jail in Alansfield Ohio. Revenue from boarding these prisoners ends. The decision follows revelations that two alleged Cleveland liquor law violators, John Schleimer and Sam Cohen, were given unusual liberties while serving sentences there.
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Alansfield
Richland County
Sanford Bates
U. S
Bates
Ralph A. Schad
Cleveland
John Schleimer
Sam Cohen
Cardinal Merry Del Val Dies in Rome After Operation
In Rome on February 26 Cardinal Merry Del Val died shortly after an appendicitis operation. The Spanish nobleman, secretary of the Congregation of the Holy Office and Arch Priof the Vatican Basilica, was treated by Prof. Raffaele Bastianelli, Italian Senate member. His family includes Don Raphael Merry Del Val and Marquis De Merry Del Val, Spanish Ambassador to London.
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Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Raffaele Bastianelli
Congregation of the Holy Office
Vatican Basilica
Don Raphael Merry del Val
Spain
Marquis de Merry del Val
London
Wheat Rally Continues at Chicago Grain Exchange
Chicago February 26 Wheat prices surged as trading opened on the Board of Trade extending yesterday’s gains. Prices jumped sharply with the gong, advancing about 13 1 4 to 21 2 cents per bushel, reflecting a brisk session in the grain belt markets and the fortunes of farmers depend on the turn in prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Butler Flays 18th Amendment As Invasion Of Constitution
Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University told the house judiciary committee in a letter that the 18th amendment is an imperti nent invasion of the Constitution and not an amendment. Butler urged repeal as wets finish two days of presenting their case to modify or repeal the dry law.
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Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
House Judiciary Committee
Butler
Student killed in Carey crash at crossing
Carey Ohio Feb 26 a high school student was killed and another severely injured when an AC and train crashed into their roadster at a crossing. Jack Lowry 17 died and John Ryers 17 was taken to Tiffin hospital Edward Pax the third passenger escaped unhurt Witnesses said Lowry failed to see the train as he drove onto the tracks.
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Carey
Jack Lowry
John Rlyers
Tiffin
Edward Pax
Young Lowry
Torch Club to Induct Four Officers Tomorrow Night
Four new Torch Club officers will be inducted during tomorrow night’s weekly meeting at the M C A. They are William Randall president Richard Everhart vice president Lawrence Brown secretary and Thomas Dean treasurer. They will serve during the coming semester. Elyria man H P Hart named low bidder by state highway officials to surface treat nearly twelve miles of the Ashland Oberlin road in Ashland and Lorain counties with a bid of 11425.31.
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Torch Club
Flliam Randall
Richard Everhart
Lawrence Brown
Thomas Dean
Elyrian
H. P. Hart
Elyria
Ashland-Oberlin
Ashland
Lorain
Harts
Elyria Woman to a Banquet Honoring A Former Pupil
Mrs. Elia McConnell 73 of Elyria travels to New York for the dedication of a new twelve story educational building at New York University and a banquet honoring John William Withers, her former pupil who became a famed educator and author. The trip follows letters offering expenses paid and a request to sit at the head table with the guest of honor.
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Elyria
New York
Elia McConnell
McConnell
Mercers Bottom
Mason County
West Virginia
Little John Withers
Ohio River Valley
John William Withers
Graduate School of Education
New York University
Elyria Station
New York Central
University
Yeatman High School
St. Louis
Haris Teachers College
St.ats
City of St. Louis
Withers
Washington University
Louis
University of Missouri
Kio. Mo
Elstia Fwoman
Ronor
Myers Y.cooper
Onto
Rebels seize Santo Domingo. capital falls to insurgents
Revolt forces entered Santo Domingo at dawn February 26 and occupied the city. They seized the public works department and central police station while the regular army offered little resistance. General Josa Estrella led the rebels, pledged protection for U.S. nationals, and promised order in the capital as violence and cannon fire echoed in the distance. Madame Vasquez sheltered at the American legation while the President and other officials were present at the palace.
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Efort
Public Works Department
Josa Estrella
Revolutionarys
United States
Curtiss
Warehouse Struck by Lightning in Akron
A lightning bolt struck the Palmer Match Company warehouse in Akron last night, igniting a major February fire for the first time in the city. Six fire companies fought the blaze through two alarms, with damage estimated at 40,000 dollars.
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Akron
Plamner Match Company
Former Chief Justice William Howard Taft in decline
Washington bulletin reports former Chief Justice William Howard Taft is sinking as doctors abandon hope for recovery. His condition worsened steadily since illness weeks ago, after resigning from the Supreme Court and returning from Asheville. Relatives were summoned as physicians stated he may linger days or die soon.
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Bulletin
Washington
U.K
William Boward Taft
Supreme French
Francis R. Hagner
Hagatt
Thomas A. Clayton
Asheville
Formr
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Planes Low Over Elyria Amid Fog Bound Flight Warning
Clouds hung within a hundred feet of Elyria housetops yesterday and today forcing mail and passenger planes to fly low. A huge tri motor plane traveling east rocked over tree tops as fog swirled eastward. The fog followed a rainy spell with a thunderstorm ending a warm spell, cooler winds arriving, and no cold snap yet though February may set a record.
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Elyria
Fox
Piqua Auditor Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Troy Ohio February 26 A. Omer Patterson former Piqua city auditor was sentenced today to five terms in the state penitentiary one on forgery charges and others on embezzlement and related offenses. The total terms amount to from 120 years on the forgery count and from 2 to 19 years on the embezzlement conviction. Patterson was arrested about three months ago.
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Troy. O
A. Omer Patterson
Piqua Ey
State Penitentiary
Patterson
Unclear Address Notices From Malcodm Ct Area
Fragmentary OCR notes list locations and amenities. Mentions 314-2 Toes and 409 Pleasant Ave with fences garage and air conveniences. Also references 707-3 Glenwood St with furnished rooms furnace heat air conveniences. No clear events or dates.
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Malcodm CT
Aduwns
Glenwood ST
Furance
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Kentucky Normal School
National Normal University
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San Domingo
Dominican Republic
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