Capone Illness Window in Randman Trial Sparks Dispute
In Chicago on February 27, Capone’s contempt trial became a clash between defense and federal prosecutors over whether he was ill in March 1929, delaying his Grand Jury appearance for eight days. Defense witnesses claim illness. prosecutors argue otherwise as a second felony trial looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Jacon Grossman
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Grossman
W. F Waugh
Capone
Frank Padden
Caponi
Phillips
Nora Dawkins
Anne Fagan
Hialeah
Two Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Empire
Steubenville Ohio Feb 27 county authorities opened an inquiry into the deaths of Olive Waggoner 16 Empire and Joseph Stewart 26 Stratton who were killed when the auto they hid in was struck by a Cleveland and Pittsburgh freight train near Empire Ohio Indicted for murder of alleged rum runner Ashland O Feb 27 Frank Maloney 24 Columbus was indicted for the murder of Hoyt Whites Eakins a Columbus rumrunner shot to death three weeks ago The killing arose from a hijacking episode Ohio woman attacks daughters with ball bat St Clairsville O Feb 27 Mrs Luelle Riedasch widow was near death after stabbing her daughter Martha with a baseball bat The daughter expected to recover. others details noted Felix Medelssohn Bartholdi produced about sixty musical compositions as a child prodigy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Empire
Ohio
Olive Waggoner
Joseph Stewart
Stratton
Ashland
Frank Maloney
Columbus
Hoyt Whites Eakins
Maloney
Ashland County Grand Jury
ST. Clairsville
Aire
Luelle Riedasch
Martha
Local Dog Attack and Truck Fines in City Briefs
A German police dog owned by John Budak attacked a boy on a scooter at 7 15 pm. The boy received treatment from Dr. S J Birkbeck for injuries to his side. In other items, William Cook and G McKee of Cleveland were fined 25 dollars plus costs for overloaded trucks, and Henry Dean of Fairlawn avenue paid 3 dollars and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamily Banik
UT Quincy Sirver
John Budak
Quincy Avenue
S. J. Birkbeck
William Cook
G. McKee
Cleveland
S. J. George
Henry Dean
Fairlawn Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Deaths in local area trace long illness and family ties
Obituaries report Mrs. Martha Ridgway of 214 EL Fifth Street dying Friday after a lingering illness. Survived by six relatives including Harry N. Ridgway of Toledo and several daughters. Services Monday at her residence and Congregational Church in Ridgeville with burial in North Ridgeville Cemetery. Also noted are Sadie A. Jackson of La Grange and Mrs. Harold Sheldon of Birmingham, with survivors and funeral details. Additional notices mention Henry Emmerich of Henrietta, his surviving family, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ridgway
EL Fifth Street
North Ridgeville
Harry N
Toledo
Ohio
Edith Cottier
Dennison Avenue
Gertrude Mc@innis
Alicia Sutter
Shelby
Dorothy Arms
Minetto
New York
Congregational Church
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Cemetery
Sadie A. Jackson
F P. Jackson
la Grange
Florence
Nellie
Adrian
Kenneth
Atlee
Onas Wood
Wadsworth
W. A. Sparr
Shreve
Jessie Kinsely
E. W. Minard
Mogadore
Virgil Jump. Bureal
Man Found Dead In Bed Near Leavitt Road
Leo Burns a 35 year old believed from Cleveland was found dead this morning at a friend’s home on Middle Ridge road west of Leavitt road. The body was removed to O H Baker undertaking parlors in Amherst as relatives from Cleveland were expected to arrive.
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Leo Burns
Cleveland
Middle Ridge Road
Leavitt Road
O.H. Baker Undertaking
Amherst
Suit Protests Commission Decision in Industrial Case
Rebecca Télerow Elyvia guardian for Burnell and Wilzabeth Brown fled suit against Cleveland Stove Company protesting a State Industrial Commission decision. The plaintiffs claim Burnell and Elizabeth Brown's father died from pneumonia caused by injuries from work at the company and that the commission erred in attributing death to other causes. They seek compensation under the Workmen's Compensation Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Télerow
Elyvia
Burnell
Wilzabeth Brown
Cleveland Stove Company
State Industrial Commission
Elizabeth Brown
Stone Company
Industrial Commission
Court actions span titles, injuries, and divorces in local cases
In Lorain county several suits appear: Anna Manocchio sues to quiet title over property in Ridgeville township left by Angelo Palladino with Catherine Palladino as defendant. Ruth Van Ausdate of Oberlin awarded 32000 for injuries in a collision with a Spang Baking truck at Professor and West Lorain streets. Lora seeks divorce from Earl on extreme cruelty, custody granted for two children, married 1907. Union Savings and Loan and Central Bank file actions for 475 to 415.75 and 4100 respectively on promissory notes. Joe Glowinski of Amherst sues Lorain Street Railway for 775 over a car damage on July 27, 1829 at West avenue and Lod street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Manocchio
Angelo Palladino
Catherine Palladino
Ridgeville Township
Ruth van Ausdate
Oberlin
Professor and
West Lorain Streets
Spang Bakins Company
Fadonn
Salma Manson
Lora
Earl
W. R. Thompson
Joe Glowinski
Amherst
Lorain Street Railway Company
West Avenue
Lod Street
Birthday Anniversary Honors Irene Gorman in New Oberlin
New Oberlin February 1 Irene Gorman birthday anniversary celebrated at home hosted by Mrs Gorman with guests Mildred Raab Lucile Raab Clifford Gildmeiser Dick Gildmeiser Emer Shuster Ralph Justin Vivian Peabody Rose Szelego Loretta Webber Donald Webber Elizabeth Gorman Trene Gorman Martha Gorman Elsie Mitro John Mitro Fred Mitro. Games and a large birthday cake with twelve candleswere served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Obituary of Ruth Ann Haynes Cook 1847 192x
Mrs. Ruth Ann Haynes Cook aged 84 died after a long illness at the home of her nephew Roy Cook on South Pleasant street Oberlin. She was born March 16 1847 in Henrietta township and taught in Glasco Kansas and Oberlin for years. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 50 p m at Sedgeman Funeral parlors with interment at Woodland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ruth Ann Haynes Cook
Roy Cook
South Pleasant
New Oberlin
Sedgeman Funeral
Westwood Cemetery
Begin Reappraisal Of Property In Oberlin
A reappraisal of Oberlin property will start Monday March 2. Appraisers H F Smith and George W Morris were named by the county auditor after Mayor Stone's preliminary selection. A special committee including Mayor Stone Treasurer Thurston Oberlin College J L Porter Peoples Bank Judge J L Edwards and George W Morris will compile frontage values and assess improvements for taxation. Property owners will be notified of values and may file complaints with the board of review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
H. F. Smith
George W. Morris
Cournry Auditor
Stone
Thurston
Oberlin College
J. L
Porter
Peoples Bark
Jelman J. L. Edwards
Geo. i W. Morris
jOberlin
Smith
Morris
Board of Review
Vocational School Directors Named
The annual meeting of the directors of the Vocational School was held. Mr and Mrs Henry Mackett of Town Line Road hosted a chicken dinner Sunday evening. Grandson Arthur Dion and wife of Oberlin and George H Dion with wife plus Carl Schmitz and wife attended. David Welsh visited Harley Telford Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wm Peabody visited their son Clarence and family. Miss Dorothy Smith of Elyria spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Finis C Brown and Harold Stim attended the Cleveland opera Sunday. Frank J Schmitz underwent nose surgery Tuesday by Dr Justus of Elyria. recovery progressing with another procedure planned Thursday morning.
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Carl Schmitz
Wakeman
Awrence Younglas
Fairway
Henry Nitz
William Peabody and
Wm. HW. Hart
Fred Honk
Kartman
Harley Telford
J. J. Sehmitz
George Wohrleber
Elyria
Matthias Wohleber
Frank Justin
Chris Justin
Set
Dorothy Ann
Charles Davis
Oberlin
James
Frances Woolridge
Frank J. Schmitz
George H. Dion
Arthur Dion
McPherson
Carl
North Fairfield
F. C. Brown
Elmer
Toledo
Harold Steiman
Mr. Peabody
Richardson
Tarley Telford
Milan
Jatters
Mra
Champney
Henry Mackett
Town Line Road
F. J. Schmitz
David Welsh
Wm. Peabody
Clarence
Fam
Dorothy Smith
Michael Smith
Finis C. Brown
Harold Stimson
Cleveland
Mathias Wohleber
Matt Wilbealmy
Justus
Amherst to cut bus service between Penfield Junction and South Amherst
Amherst officials announce a new reduced schedule effective March 1 for the Penfield Junction Amherst and South Amherst bus line. The service will run ten trips from Amherst to Penfield Junction after Sunday and four trips to South Amherst while losses on off rush trips persist. The aim is to cover peak hours and still connect Lorain and Filyria with less inconvenience, though intervals vary from 15 minutes to two hours.
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Penfield Junction
Amherst
South Amherst
Tiders
Lorain
Filyria
Officials Get New Rate Ordinance In Amherat Village
Amherat councilmen received a copy of the proposed gas rate ordinance from Ohio Fuel Gas Co for the next five years. The measure, to be discussed Tuesday evening, mirrors rates offered to nearby villages, none yet accepted. Proposed: 2¢ per 100 cubic feet up to 500 feet, 6¢ per 100 cubic feet over 500 feet, with a $1 minimum monthly charge per customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Wisconsin law professor Hall admitted to state and federal bars
Prof Howard L Hall son of Dr H L Hall of South Main Street gained a Wisconsin bar recommendation from Gov La Follette after appearing before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on February 13. The recommendation was approved and Hall was admitted to federal practice following a federal district court appearance. He plans to teach at the Iowa University Law School in Iowa City. In Portsmouth Ohio the body of Roy Bumgardner 17 of Upper Camp Creek Pike County was found in a hollow about a mile from home He had been shot near the heart and was dead since Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurnor
Howard L. Hall
H. L. Hall
South Main Street
Wisconsin
Hall
University of Wisconsin Law College
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
LaFollette
Federal District Court
Portsmouth
Roy Bumgardner
Upper Camp Creek
Pike County
Farm Accounts Summary For County Farmers At Y M C A
Voraln County farmers enrolled in the farm accounts project will hear a year in review next Thursday at the Elyria YMCA. OSU specialist Guy Miller will assist at both the summary school and beginners' school, with 20 past participants presenting their books and discussing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voraln County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Guy Miller
Ohio State University
Buswell And Barkacs Lead Church League Scoring
Buswell of Pilgrim Community and Barkacs of Hungarian Reformed led the YMCA Senior Church League with 118 points each. Barkacs had more field goals, Buswell more free throws, while Joy Yuecka of Hungarian Reform placed third. The Champion Church of Christ did not place a scorer in the top ten, though Smith led that team with 12 points. Seven players on the league leaders totaled 25 points or more.
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Buswell
Barkacs
Church League
Art Buswell
Jerry Barkacs
Backacs
Yuecka
Iungarian Reformed
Church of Christ Jean
Smith
Life of the Baptists
Barkaes
Hung
Pilg
Yucka
Maddock
Wentz
St. Agnes
Schroeder
St. Paul's
Henke
St. Marys
Erb
Fo Guthman
St. John’s
Koviak
St. Mary's
Krugman
St. John's
Life
Baptists
G. Smith
Ay Alexander
Fawkes
Pig. Com
Messoras
Moran
Moelk
St. Paul’s
France
Tan Kokai
Hooont
Bako
C. of Christ
Bird
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Cleveland markets list butter eggs and poultry prices with canning pounds per dozen and per 120 pound sacks. It records live stock values for hogs cattle calves and references several church or corporate names in the buyer section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine Green
City council debates bus line with car men versus business group
In Elyria a special council session weighs a proposed bus route to Lorain. Mayor James A. Hewitt urges city interests over sentiment, while E L Hukill of Cleveland Southwestern Bus Company backs the car men’s plan as likelier to yield a viable line. Council members Wainwright Locke Stark join Mrs. Kennedy in supporting the car men, with Hewitt calling for parity if the business group can show equal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wainwright
Kennedy
Locke
Stark
Wainwright
James A. Hewitt
Elgris
E. L. Hukill
Cleveland South-western Bus Company
Wlyria
Lorain
Council
Elyria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randman
Gangster
Felix Medelssohn - Bartholdi
Mrs
J. P. Jackson
Harold Sheldon
Ethel Sheldon
Harald Sheldon
Birmingham
Elysria Memorial Hospital
Pease Funeral Directors
Henry Emmerich
Henry Emmerica
Henrietta
Elyria Clinic
Emmerich
Germany
America
California
Brownhelm
Cara Emmerich
Harold
Sarah
Leroy
Winifred
Elizabeth Nuhn
Brownhelm Station
Ironton, O
William F. Thipps
Phipps
Broad St
Boylan Block
Central Bank Company
Ruby Senovico
the Union Savings and Loan Company
Walter
Sophia Birsa
Washington
Forrest. Taylor
Wellington
Mra. Johns
Ilyria
Woolrider
Misa Lucile Emerich
John Emerich
J. E. Will
Ruth Cook
South Pleasant Street
Emma Bows
C. M. Woodruff
FR. Dominga
Herbert Glenn
H. J. Smith
M. Stone
Community Chest
Oberlin College Women's Glen Club
Detroit
Mich
Monroe
L.A. Sears
George Dudley
North Professor Street
Allen Hospital
Mr. Dudley
A. G. Comings
San Antonio
Texas
Carl Wangersen
Fellowship Club
First Methodist Church
Frank Mason
E. N. Walker
West Lorain Street
W. O H. Walker
Morgan Street
Dealers Association
C. C. Burk
K. W. Gehrkens
Floyd S. Gove
National Educational Society
Vaughn
J. E. Wickler
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sarah Wolff
W. C. Clancey
Professor Shaver
English Department
Oberlin Colleges Iill
Gote
Forester’s Ball
RST
Southern Rambler's Orchestra
Sano
Sano Remedy Co
John Dupirow
85Th St
Phillip
Oto
Sam
Rast Avenue
Miller
Miller Electric
Ingle
Haseroot
House of Perfect Diamonds
J. Smith
Cox
Goodspeed
Baptiste
Robertson
T. Smith
Apringe
U. S. Department Agriculture
United States
Minnesota
Idaho
Colorado
Chicago Grain Closer
U.P
Chaicaga
Owen High Low
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Jonas
Atc
Broad Street
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