Bond of $100000 set in Carter case after 18 month chase
Arthur Carter, 46, arrested after an 18 month pursuit by the U S Bureau of Investigation in Columbus Ohio, faces a 100000 bond in federal court. He used multiple aliases and jumped an earlier 17500 bond in 1931 after a New York City conviction for using the mails to defraud.
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Columbus
U. S
Joseph Horner
Arthur Carter
United States Bureau of Investigation
Carter
New York City
Atlanta
Circuit Court of Appeals
Toledo
Leo Miller
Kenneth Francis
Dick Allen
Bessie Marshall
New York
Paris
U.S
Marjorie Gaines
Spokane
Wash
Earl Carroll
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Miss Gaines
Lima
Dayton
George C. Medalie
County Rents Space For Cars
County commissioners announced they rented space in the Central Garage on Temple court for storing county cars. The move aims to stop employees from driving county cars to their homes, a privilege which in some cases was abused, Commissioner C. D. Murray said.
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Temple Court
C. D. Murray
Real Estate Board Plans Get Together Meeting
Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board announces a regular monthly gathering to be held Tuesday at 6 39 p m at 231 Sixth Street the event described as a get together session followed by cards after dinner. A report lists the secretary R E Griswold as organizer. A police pistol team defeated Murbach Coal at the range by 770 to TEI with Southam Parker Miller Olmstead and Hamlin leading the scores.
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Real Estate Board
Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board
Margaret McKinley
Sixth Street
R. E. Griswold
Murbach Coal
Southam
Parker
Miller
Olmstead
Hamlin
Murpach
Haury
Kelling
Hart
Reichard
Wall Fined For Disorderly Conduct After Threat Claim
Sherman Wall fined $5 and costs after arraignment before Major W H Van Oster this morning. C H Phillips gas station attendant at Oberlin road and West avenue charged Wall with threatening him with a knife.
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Sherman Wall
W. H. van Oster
C. H. Phillips
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Wall
Two Minor Fires Extinguished in Elyria
Elyria firefighters battled two small blazes yesterday and last night. A grass fire burned 200 by 150 feet in vacant Tenth street lots near Black River, nearly reaching a garage. Authorities blamed matches for that fire. A second fire in an alley by Walton Ice and Fuel near Winckles and Taylor streets was started by sparks from an engine exhaust and extinguished by plant workers with no damage.
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Elyria
Tenth Street
Black River
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
Winckles and
Taylor Streets
Insurance Men Of County Form An Organization
The Lorain County Insurance Dealers Association replaces the Elyria and Lorain groups. Officers are Charles L. Sotherson Elyria president Gust Kolsinski Elyria vice president William N. Robins Lorain secretary treasurer Trustees include Howard B. Somers Ralph W. Standen Elyria James A. Price H S Covault Lorain L E Burgner Oberlin C E Cooper Amherst and Guy E Wells Wellington. The group will meet monthly next on February 14 at the Hotel Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Evangelist Discusses Backsliding and Final Loss
Akron evangelist Rev. Samuel Murphy addressed Salvation Army revivalists on whether a Christian can backslide and be lost. He cited Saul Balaam and Solomon as examples and announced tonight at 7 45 the message The Chim aleon to be repeated on request.
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Samuel Murphy
Akron
Salvation Army
Saul
Israel
Balaam
Solomon
Court Returns City Of Lorain Victory In Injury Suit
A verdict favorable to the City of Lorain was rendered in Judge A R Webber's court for Josephine Pienoski of Lorain claiming 10000 for injuries from stepping in a sidewalk hole on August 17 1930. James Cardillo is found guilty of cutting with intent to wound and sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary in Judge W B Thompsons court. Margaret Parmely Elyria sues Clarence on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. they wed in 1906 and have three children. Susie Polyak Elyria seeks divorce from Sidney on grounds of gross neglect. they married in 1930.
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Lorain
A. R. Webber
Josephine Pienoski
James Cardillo
W. B. Thompson
Margaret Parmely
Elyria
Clarence
Susie Polyak
Sidney
Senior Four A Club Being Formed in Lorain County
A new Senior Four H Club started in Lorain County with seven boys and 11 girls meeting at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. The group, representing six townships, aims to sponsor and assist younger 4 H clubs, act as advisors, address recreational issues, and study vocations for local youths. Officers to be elected next meeting, and monthly gatherings set for the second Wednesday. two committees appointed for nominating candidates and recreation activities.
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Lorain
Dorothy Lottman
Edward Reisinger
Dorothy Beetler
Margaret Pallas
Julian Perkins
Merton Mason
Ralph Haserpflug
Ruth Orcutt
Stownhelm
Edgar Jones
Penfield
Lillian Eldred
Marian Lauer
Agnes Lottman
Majot Carlisle
Maret
Ridgeville
Frank Wise
Belden
Firemen Respond To Wrong Address In Elyria
Elyria firefighters rushed to 1208 West Avenue after an alarm report but found no fire. A police check confirmed the address, then an operator corrected 1208 Lake Avenue where the occupant reported the blaze was already out.
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Elyria
1208
West Avenue
Lake Avenue
Death of Anna M Bauer at 88 in Cleveland
Anna M Bauer mother of Fred M Bauer of this city died Thursday at age 88 at her home 10700 Clifton Boulevard Cleveland She was the oldest daughter of Nicholas Zimmer pioneer settler and taught in a Ridgeville log cabin She survives by four daughters Mary Katherine Agnes and Mrs S G Wimmers all of Cleveland Funeral services will be held Monday morning at St Rose Church Cleveland and burial in St Mary's Cemetery Cleveland
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Anna M. Bauer
Fred M. Bauer
Clifton Boulevard
Cleveland
Nicholas Zimmer
Ridgeville
Mary
Katherine
Agnes Bauer
S. G. Wimmers
St. Rose’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Maude Wacker announced
Funeral services for the late Mrs Maude Wacker are planned for Saturday at 2 00 PM from Sudrow's Funeral Home with burial in Ridgehill Memorial Park.
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Maude Wacker
Sudrow
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Obituary of Abbie Dressler of South Amherst Ohio
Abbie Cole Dressler, 76, died at her South Amherst home Thursday evening. She lived in South Amherst all her life, was married to John Dressler who preceded her in death, and belonged to the Congregational Church and Ladies' Dime Society. Survived by brother W. H. Cole of Medina. Funeral Saturday 2 PM from the home with burial in Evergreen Cemetery under Baker Co. direction.
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South Amherst
Abbie Cole Dressler
John Dressler
Evergreen Cemetery
The
Baker Co
Alimony Tied to Earnings Sparks Weight Debate
In Chicago the lawyer for Mrs. Mabel Hewitt argued for alimony proportionate to her weight prompting the judge to note alimony is generally tied to earnings. Hewitt is described as weighing 325 pounds as the divorce suit by Glen H. Maynard against Gertrude of Greenwich, Ohio proceeds on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Chicago
Mabel Hewitt
Glen H. Maynard
Gertrude
Greenwich, C
County Officials Take Salary Reductions Under Legislature’s Action
County Auditor C. E. Kelser and County Commissioner C. D. Murray reduced their salaries in line with state cuts, noting the law bars changes during a term. Both officials were not candidates in the last election and the document lists grand totals of funds.
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Kelser
C. D. Murray
Murray
Avenile Court
Sca Ve
Surveyor's Office
Nnn
Oberlin lodge installs officers in Odd Fellows ceremony
Oberlin Ohio January 17 saw the Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge install officers led by H W Patterson of the Ohio grand lodge and staff. Named N G Myron Brill W G F E Sharp Rec Sec Carl Berger Fin Sec Thomas White Treasurer Cliff Feakins Warden J Bryant R S N G C R Summers L N G S L Powers Conductor H Campbell I G Charles Ross C G Alva Walker Chaplain O P Badger L S B S Thomas Blake R A R Gerald Keller R L V G Ray Malham L S V G Gar McRoberts social time followed with refreshments.
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Oberlin
Odd Fellows Lodge
H. W. Patterson
Grand Lodge of Ohio
N. G
Myron Brill
W. G
F. E. Sharp
Carl Berger
Thomas White
Cliff Feakins
J. Bryant
R. S
Gar McRoberts
Officerg Installed by Oberlin Lodge
At the Oberlin Rod and Gun Club annual meeting preparations for a two week rat and sparrow hunt were announced. Teams led by I. L. Porter and H. G. Klermund compete for a prize at a January 23 banquet with a directors election naming William Gerber and others to serve next year.
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Oberlin Rod and Gun Club
I. L. Porter
H. G. Klermund
Grange Hall
William Gerber
M. D. Wykoff
R. C. Dailey
R. B. Harvey
Ed Sunislow
T. Sedgeman
Erwin Worcester
Walter Henson
K. T. Powers
Literary Social Club Hear Paper on Youth
The Literary and Social met at J. L. Edwards home on Ed. Place with strong member turnout. Mrs. W. S. Carson delivered current events and Mrs. L. C. Holden presented a paper titled Youth in Rural Districts, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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J. L. Edwards
W. 8. Carson
L. C. Holden
Oberlin Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Lectures
Mrs. Bartha Hall visits Oberlin from Cleveland to see Mrs. Mallory on East College street while Joan Street recovers with her grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte Scott. W S Bohn returns to Oberlin after Atlantic City and New York engagements with college and Oberlin Society. Dr Clarence T Craig to address Youth Conference sessions in Cleveland. Mrs. C J Wright and daughter Mrs Fisk travel to St Louis for illness care. Mrs Fred Hatch travels from Ann Arbor where son George studies at Michigan. Oberlin Legionnaires attend fifth district conference in New London led by Commander W Y Rosa and Comrades H E Cook J F Miskovsky V A Mack. Mrs Fred Lamb of Detroit visits Morgan Street mother Mrs A L Jones.
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Bartha Hall
Wright
Cleveland
Oberlin
Mallory
East College Street
Joan Street
Charlotte Scott
W. S. Bohn
Wilking
Oberlin College
Atlantic City
Association of American Colleges
New York
George
University of Michigan
Oberlin Legionnaires
New London
VY. W. Rosa
H. E. Cook
J. F. Miskovsky
V. A. Mack
Fred Lamb
Detroit
Michigan
A. L. Jones
Morgan Street
Prison Farm Boys Enjoy Program of Songs
Inmates at the Grafton prison farm and visitors were entertained last night with songs and music by King's Orchestra. Paul Wainwright led the farm men in popular songs while Mrs. Amelia Humphrey sang solo numbers. A brass quartet from King's Orchestra plus inmate selections provided the balance of the program.
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Grafton
King’s Orchestra
Paul Wainwright
Amelia Humphrey
Cotton To Be Given Red Cross Relief Bales
The Senate approved a bill to grant 250000 bales of government cotton to the Red Cross for relief work. The measure moves to the President after House approval.
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Washington
Senate
The
Red Cross
House
Elyria High School Holds Graduation Ceremony
The Elyria High School graduation featured speaker Dr Krumbine urging graduates to maintain character like a spark plug for uphill life. R C Maston and C P Shively introduced the event and 13 honor graduates. The program included four orchestra numbers, solos by Jean Little and Raymond Huston, a class song, and diplomas presented by H H Nye, with the board aiming to preserve high instructional standards amid budget cuts.
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America
Dr. Krumbine
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
H. H. Nye
Elyria Board of Education
E. J. Bond
M. E
Liszt
Jean Little
Verdi
Raymond Huston
Long signals tactics on bank bill vote and amendments
In a reflective moment, Long questions who won the victory and outlines a strategy. He plans to allow a disputed bank bill to come to a vote, aiming to substitute his provisions and push for speedy voting. If defeated, he and supporters will speak for thirty minutes on each amendment.
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Long
Three Musketeers Ace Dies in Historic Flight
NUMBER THREE Continued from Page 1 NUMBER THREE killed. Woodring got through. Both fliers were given the distinguished flying cross for the flight. The flight started October 5. 1930 Lieutenant Woodring was the last surviving member of the famous "Three Musketeers" army flying team which held crowds breathless at the Los Angeles Maneuvers a few years ago. He had served at Selfridge Field Michigan Kelly Field Tex as and San Diego Calif. He was 30 years old and entered the service from Enid Okla.
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Woodring
Usketeers
Los Angeles
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Kelly Field
Texas
San Diego
Calif
Enid
Okla
Markets Mixed With Butter Eggs Poultry Beef and Potatoes
Chicago market notes show butter firm with varied grade prices and egg prices firm on larger receipts. Poultry supply steady with hens and leghorn prices listed. hogs and cattle receipts mix with steady to higher bids, calves strong, and sheep up. Local market items include fresh vegetables and fruits with prices for carrots celery lettuce and parsnips reflected.
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Ile
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Oho
Lichte
Colored Springs
United States
Hberdl
Wisconsin
Idaho
Barlfy
Tfc
Farvers
United Mills Company Sues Over Wheat Tax in Transit
The United Mills Company Inc. of Grafton files a tax protest against the state tax commission and county auditor. It alleges illegal personal tax on wheat and four, claiming its products were in interstate transit and not taxable by the state. The original assessment was 581,977, reduced to 58,923 after protest.
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United Mills Company Inc
Grafton
State Tax Commission
Ilegally
Tax Commission
House panel declines to consider revenue measures
Washington January 20 the House Ways and Means Committee refused to consider tax legislation and backed Democratic leaders by not taking up any revenue measures this session. Chairman Collier announced the vote against a two cent gasoline sales tax as 14 to 10.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Siders
Collier
Eighteen Names Drawn From Jury Wheel
Eighteen persons named from the jury wheel will begin service January 30. Listed are Elvyria Mrs. Neva Rankin 1390S Lake avenue Mrs. Bertha Keys 213 14th street Archie Penfound 310 Princeton avenue H J Egolf 824 Middle ave Lorain Helen Newhall Mrs Homer Fletchar Povil Lachmann Syl vester Limhbach F Rew 7th Mrs R Newman Iimer White E L Morrison William S Day George Keller Attie Larrick Wellington Mrs H G Stacey Redge ville Mrs Blanene Tit Grafton
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Elvyria
Neva Rankin
Lake Avenue
Bertha Keys
14Th Street
Archie Penfound
Princeton Avenue
H. J. Egolf
Middle Ave
Lorain
Helen Newhall
Homer Fletchar
Povil Lachmann
Charles Monroe
Sylvester Limhbach
F Rew
Newman
Fire Ravages Smethport Business District
Smethport Pa January 20 a blaze began at midnight and swept the business section destroying eleven stores across two blocks. At least fifty residents were left homeless with damages estimated over 500000. Fire continued to rage in the area despite efforts by crews.
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Smethport
Morton's Death Ends Evansville Tile Firm Founder
Evansville notices report John M. Morton aged 56 founder of the Standard Tile Company died at his home today. His passing marks the end of a longtime local business career and leaves a leadership vacancy at the company.
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Evansville
John M. Morton
Standard Tile Company
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