U S. Authority Confirmed in Indian Murder Case
Federal Judge John B. Cotteral ruled the United States may act in Indian cases involving murders when victims involve the government or occur on Indian lands under tribal sale authority. William Hale of Osage Hills was indicted as conspirator in Henry Roan’s death, tied to alleged murders for millions. Hale remains held for Grand Jury resubmission.
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Oma City
Okla
U. S
Indiana
John B. Cotteral
Wil
Lam K. Hale
Osage Hills
Henry Roan
America
Hale
Federal
John Ramacy
Oberlin Profs Speak at Lorain Hungary Meetings
Professor Oscar Jaszi of Oberlin College addressed two Hungarians gatherings in Andoyka's Hall Lorain on democracy. He urged Hungary to adopt seven points in which America excels. Dr Edward J Bosworth spoke to 100 members of the Lorain Open Forum at the YMCA on what God has to do with great calamities.
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Lorain
Oscar Jaszi
Department of Political Science
Oberlin College
Andoyka
Jaexi
America
Edward J. Bosworth
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Lorain Open Forum
Hollywood Policeman Killed in Dania Gun Battle
George Coleman a Hollywood policeman was shot and killed in a gun battle near Dania Florida during an investigation of reports of an attack on an elderly man. Several others including two policemen were wounded as hundreds of rounds were fired in the firefight.
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Miami
Fra
George Coleman
Hollywood
Dania
Police Report Two Attempted Burglaries
Two burglary attempts were investigated but no suspects were found. Three men were seen near Hichwine's Ice Cream factory side door but officers found no trace. A man loitering around the Crockey store at East Bridge and Hast River could not be located by responding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichwine
Crockey
East Bridge
Hast River
Sis
Fragmented confession uncovers grisly disposal by chiropractor
The testimony describes a chiropractor admitting to assault and then dismembering a body after a patient died during treatment. He details hiding the act, failing to report, and disposing of body parts with improvised tools, claiming fear of professional censure. The shocking sequence ends with him misplacing the head and plotting further concealment.
Keller Murder Case to Reach Jury Today
Sandusky Jan 25 The case of Mrs Mary Keller on trial for the murder of her child Pay Elizabeth seven whose body was found in a cabin near her last fall will go to the jury this afternoon. Doctors Emily Blakeslee and WugolN Sackett Sandusky physicians testified that Mrs Keller is a high grade imbecile or a low grade moron.
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Sandusky
Mary Keller
Elizabeth
Emily Blakeslee
Wugoln
Sackett
Auto Driver Sought After Chestnut Street Crash
Police search for the operator of a machine that failed to stop at Chestnut and Hroail Streets and struck a truck owned by Elfrin Belting and Machina Company. Front end and axle damaged. firemen responded to a still alarm. Driver of the other vehicle, described as colored, may have been intoxicated. The machine's number plate was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut and
Hroail Sts
Elfrin Belting and Machina Company
Stanley Root
Fire in Paint Creek Coal Mine at Gallagher
Reports indicate a fire broken out at the Paint Creek Coal Company mine in Gallagher. Chief Miner Inspector Lambie received word by telephone and left for the scene. company offices are in Cleveland.
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Umue Bs
Charleston
W. Va
Paint Creek Coal Company
Gallagher
Mince
Lambie
Cleveland
Religious Editor Burg Takes Post in National Council
Hebert D. Burg, longtime religious editor of a Cleveland paper, will become editorial secretary of the Committee of Missions at the National Council of Congregational Churches in New York City. Rev. Rage, known locally as a former YMCA secretary, will start his duties February 14. After announcing the move, his wife and daughter will visit sister Mrs George D Hubbard in Oberlin.
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Hebert D. Burg
Cleveland
Committee of Missions
National Council of Congregational Churches
New York City
Rage
Lorain
Mix George D. Hubbard
Oberlin
Restaurant Owner Reports 25 Missing From Kitchen
Bad Foster, proprietor of the restaurant for the past year, failed to open this morning. A check at nine o clock revealed that 25 patrons and several kitchen utensils were missing, according to Joe Boddy, the restaurant owner. Boddy said the incident occurred at the St. Louis location.
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Foster
Joe Boddy
Nsual
Boddy
Footer
St. Louis
Man Convicted For Liquor Possession In Local Court
Alec Wash of West River and Woodford Avenue was fined 500 dollars plus costs after a Saturday afternoon trial in polite court for possession of liquor.
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Alec Wash
West River
Woodford Avenue
Longtime Elyria fire chief Hafner dies at 1906 retirement
Blacksmith by trade, Hafner spent 24 years with Hater & Dachtler before joining Elyria fire department in 1886 and serving as chief from 1882 for 24 years. He died August 1, 1906 after retirement commended by the board of control. Survived by son William T Hafner, daughters Mrs Wilder and Mrs Calder, granddaughter Carlotta Slatner, a brother and sister. Funeral at home Wednesday then St Pauls church with burial at Ridgelawn.
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Hater & Dachtler
Elyria Fire Department
Board of Control
Warner
BL Paul's Evangelical Church
Avon Lake Woman Answers Divorce Petition Against Burton Chapman
Mrs. Pro Chapman of Avon Lake files her answer to Burton Chapman's divorce petition. She alleges extreme cruelty with fits of rage including throwing dishes and an assault during an outbreak. She seeks injunction on Burton Chapman’s $20,000 Cleveland Trust Co. stock and other proper relief.
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Pro Chapman
Avon Lake
Burton Chapman
Aloe
Ale
Bre
Cleveland Trust Co
Agka
Who Voted for Lincoln in Chronicle Telegram Item
A reader letter reports John Brinker of 205 Hurvan avenue voted for Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War. His daughter Ida Blaine writes on his behalf due to ill health and asks others to share when and where they cast their ballots for Honest Abe.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Abraham Lincoln
Ida Blaine
Warvard Avenues
Lincoln
John Brinker
Hurvan Avenue
Chronicle- Telegram
Expert critic urges data driven crime study on causes
Kirby argues that crime stems from dependency, ill health, and neglect rather than isolated acts. He faults Cleveland agencies for lack of coordination and says news coverage fuels public myth while urging scientific inquiry and unified reporting to curb crime.
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Kirby
Cleveland Association For Criminal Justice
Cleveland
Association For Criminal Justice
Iiby
Cola
Mirhy
Prison reform talk urges science and fair hearings
Kirby argues crime stems from individual failure, urges scientific methods in handling offenders and better data on probation. He cites limited press accuracy, notes cost of incarceration, and praises youth programs like Boy Scouts and YMCA to steer youth from crime. He criticizes sensational crime coverage and calls for open public discussion.
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Kirby
Ohio State Senate
Teadera
Ohio Penal Institutions
Cleveland
Christian Science Monitor
Boy Scouts
Brotherhood Club of
Suspected land stock swindle men arraigned on fraud charges
Three men were arraigned before Justice George on charges tied to trading stock valued at $20,000 for land company lots. Prosecutors claim the stock was misrepresented as valuable while actually worthless. Each defendant posted $2,000 bond and awaits grand jury action as a State Securities department investigation continues.
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Iie
Justice Smythe
Port City
C‘o
State Securities Department
Krause
Aalesman
Histever
Debate on cloture and time limits in Senate session
The floor debated bringing the issue to a close as Dawes urged call the rail. By adopting cloture each senator has one hour total for debate on the resolution and all reservations and amendments. The final vote is expected within about thirty hours of debate, likely next weekend. Cloture ends new reservations and dilatory motions.
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Dawes
Procourt
Personal damage suit heard in Lorain court
Judge W B Thompson presides as a jury hears the personal damage case of Josephine Wilson of Lorain against Sam Benjamin of Lorain. Wilson seeks 16650 dollars in damages from an auto accident in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Josephine Wilson
Sam Benjamin
Lorain
Lo-rain
Elytia Public Schools Begin Second Semester Today
Elytia Public Schools resume classes for all grades after a winter break. The district held a graduation ceremony Thursday evening at the High School, with 53 students in the graduating class.
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Elytia Public Schools
Durkin Faces A Cold Shoulder From Underworld In Chicago
Marty Durkin known as the copper killer loses family support as attorneys refuse to take his case. Government seizes his only cash assets tied to stolen auto proceeds and Durkin awaits potential state prosecution. Prison life worsens when fellow inmate Kurtz asks to switch cells, mocking Durkin's status and language.
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Chicago
Marty Durkin
Jutta
Underworld
Irma Sullivan
Cornell
Burkin
Durkin
Joseph Kurtz
Kurtz
Storms Halt Spanish Flyers En Route to Argentina
Stormy seas off Canary Islands postpone the second leg of the Spanish world flight from Jan. 25 to Tuesday. Madrid reports the leg to Cape Verde targets Porto Praye while warning the Atlantic fogs off Africa pose the greatest hazard and orders constant wireless liaison with French and Brazilian stations.
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Las Palmas
Canary
Islands
Porto Praye
Cape Verde
Madrid
Tenrie
Port Etienne
Pernambuco
Wellington Main Street Mishap and Social Briefs
A car from Ashland collided with A E Daugherty’s sedan in Wellington injuring W J Powell. Dr. Falls treated him. Social items note a Bridge Tea for Miss Margaret Warner and Miss Jeannette Warner, and visits including Mrs Burt Curtica hosting Entre Nous club on Saturday.
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Main Street
Wellington
Ashland
A. E. Daugherty
W. J. Powell
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Burt Curtica
Entre Nous Club
Theodore Warner
Gates Mills
Franklyn Jones
Youngstown Police Pursue Missing 5YearOld Angeline Norvaud
Police and boy scouts from three cities search East Youngstown for Angeline Norvaud missing since yesterday afternoon. In the same edition Pasqual Ginnetl, 46, is killed amid no murder clue. Sandusky reports a break in at City Service Oil Co office with about 3700 stolen.
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Youngstown
Pollee
Boy Scouts
Angeline Norvaud
Pasqual Ginnetl
Sandusky, O
City Service Oil Company
McKinley Pond Declared Best For Ice Skaters
Service Director James J. Hewitt announced McKinley Pond offers best skating today. He noted Jefferson and Thirteenth ponds have shell ice and air pockets, with reflooding planned. Attempts to flood Ely school pond failed, ending the effort.
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McKinley Pond
James J. Hewitt
Jefferson
Thirteenth-st
Hewitt
Ely School
Death notices from Elyria and nearby towns summarize multiple obituaries
Charles A McRoberts of 34 East Avenue died after a two year illness at his daughter's home on 237 Howe Street. Survived by wife, one daughter, one son, three brothers, a sister, four grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 1 PM at Studio Funeral Home. burial Ridgelawn. Harriet Allen aged 80 died at 436th Street Toledo home. Remains to Taylor's Funeral Home. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Susan Mussar 20 died at son Edward Burrer's West Ridge home. Survived by five children and twelve grandchildren. Services at 12 noon Tuesday at house and 2:20 at Mallet Creek. Rev Holzwarth officiating.
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Marshall
Rose Tree
Miss Dietrich
CBS
Charles
A. McRoberts
East Avenue
Howe Street
Elyria
Wm. C. Meinke
Carl McRoberts
Sudio
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
Harriet Allen
Harriett Allen
Toledo
Ohio
Taylor
Wiseman
Susan Mussar
Edward Burrer
West Ridge
Emma Ledberry
Medina
Ella Radie
Mitchfield
George
Belden
Frank
Litchfield
Edward
Mallet Creek
Holzwarth
Divorces Granted by Judge Weber in Common Pleas
This morning Judge A R. Weber granted divorces. Oscar Smathers must pay his wife 20 dollars at once and 15 dollars weekly during the divorce suit. Bertha Coven of this city was divorced from Howard Coven for gross neglect and he must pay 100 dollars in attorney fees and 15 dollars weekly for their child’s support. Mae Mochte was divorced from William Mochte of Lorain for extreme cruelty and he must pay 1000 dollars alimony at 40 dollars per month.
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Weber
Court of Common Pleas
A R. Webber
Oscar Smathers
Orice
Bertha Coven
Howard Coven
Mae Moehte
William Mochte
Lorain
Markets Cleveland Produce
Markets in Cleveland list prices for dairy eggs and produce on January 25. Butter and eggs rise with mixed grades. oleo, poultry, cheese, fruit and vegetables show varied per unit and per ton prices from Ohio sources.
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Cleveland
Otto
York State
Baldwins
Ohio
Market Report From Cleo Stockyard District
Stock market notes show receipts across cattle calves sheep and hogs. Choice fat steers 11 250 or 11.50 per hundredweight with varied classes from good to common. Calves strong with 15 16 top, hogs higher around 12 14 per cwt, lambs steady to higher and mixed classes mixed.
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Cleo
Stags
Probate hearing over executor's first account in Lorain
Judge Wilcox heard an exception to the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain acting as executor for the late Captain Richard Thew. Susan Prigcella Thew and Carol B. Fauver object to alleged overreach in trusteeship and seek executor compensation. They challenge fees from Glitsch & Stack totaling 14 560 and a bank credit of 11 932 05 for commission and extraordinary services. The bank is accused of improper interest accounting and excessive charges. The court may deny approval of the account.
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Wilcox
National Bank of Commerce of
Lorain
Capt
Richard
Susan Prigcella Thew
Carol B. Fauver
Glitsch
George Giitseh
Drew Thew
Noy Heamn es Testimony In Own Defense
Josiah Kirby, chief figure in the Cleveland Discount Company collapse of 1923, resumed the witness stand in federal court for a second trial on mail fraud charges. He described the company’s growth to over 30 million dollars in assets and outlined stock dealings while denying responsibility for statements that it dealt only in first mortgages.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
United States
Federal District Court
Kirby
Autos Damaged In Two Street Accidents
Foster Storer of 224 Sumner Street said his westbound car on Tenth Street was struck by F. Van Horn of 3489 Scranton Avenue Cleveland. Van Horn turned onto 249 Tenth Street, and Storer’s car skidded, with Van Horn’s bumper bent on the right side. Charles Ardell of 124 Kaiser Court reported a hit from a westbound car on Broad Street that struck his left fender and fled.
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Foster Storer
Sumner Street
Tenth Street
F. van Horn
Scranton Avenue
Cleveland
van Horn
Storer
Lee
Charles Ardell
Kaisercourt
Broad Street
Lodi
Rockne considered for Columbia post before Ritola chosen
Historical note recalls Knute Rockne as a serious candidate for Columbia University football coach when Percy Haughton was contracted. The board finally chose Willie Ritola, the Flying Finn and former Harvard coach, on the last ballot amid era speculation. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders ad claims help for children with common ailments.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Columbia University
Percy Haughton
Columbia Athletic Board of Managers
Harvard
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Tual
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohto State Penitentiary
Burke Af Elyria
Cold Shoulder
Maa
A. B. Curtica
Amherst High
Amherst
South
Starry Lee
Robert
Miss Molen Murray
Ohio State
Work Society
Woman's Work Safety of the
Church of Christ
Wm. Clara
Circle Meeting
M. F . Church
Blanche Sutlf
Mayme Dirlam
Marian Sponseller
Robert Burn
Tessie Walsh
Adeline Lane
Noy Heamnes
Willie Ritola
Finn
LA Grange
Cook’s Orchestra
Doan
A. Mekengie
Standard’ S Station
Lake Ave West St
Kidne Foster-Mulburn Co
Bmifg. Chem
Buffalo, N
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe Store
Broad ET
Boylans
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