Fugitive Warrants Name 13 Men In Whiskey Ring
GLEVALAND Ohio July 29 Fugitive warrants naming 13 men six Clevelanders in a bootleg whiskey conspiracy were issued by VA Commissioner B D Nicola. The group began in Staudonville and spread to Pittsburgh and Cleveland and allegedly defrauded the government of more than 100000 from 1896 to this year. Names not released. one man had been sought over a year in the Maxie Diamond Louis Rothkop case. federal agents raided an illegal distilling plant at Steubenville two weeks ago.
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Glevaland
Maxie Diamond - Louis Rothkop
Steubenville
Appointment notices for Strother and Redington estates
Public legal notices announce Kenneth E. Strother appointed administrator with will annexed of Mary Elizabeth Strother's estate in Elsina Lorain County Ohio. Blanche F. Danner and Horace Ray Redington named executors of Horace G. Redington's Elyria estate. Also a personal debt disclaimer by Leonard H. Richards dated July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Strother
Kenneth E. Strother
Maury Elizabeth Strother
Elsina City
Lorain County
Ohio
H. Nye
Said County
Horace G. Redington
Blanche FR. Danner
Horace Ray Redington
Elyria City
J. H. Nye
Leonard H. Richards
Spruce St
City
Legal Notice in Divorce and related court actions
Legal notices announce divorce actions in Lorain County Ohio with several case numbers and dates. Plaintiffs Ernest H. Marlett Pearl Estvanko and Frank Eatvanko seek judicial decrees, with addresses and attorney details listed. additional sheriff sale and mortgage foreclosure notices reference Home Owners' Loan Corporation and City Trust & Savings Bank cases.
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Julia Marlett
Montgomery St
Syracuse
New York
Ernest H. Marlett
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Ernest H. Marlet
Otto K. Mischka
Redington
Elyria
Ohio
Frank Eatvanko
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Cane
A. D
Pearl Estvanko
Bast Diama
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Piginoff
Harold Jacob Kraune
Amherst
Lorain
State of
Isaac G. Hazel
Amherst Township
Jackson Street
Wells Street
William F. Grall
John Wonglam
Highway Patrol Budget Slashed Prompting Service Cuts
Columbus Ohio July 20 Col Lynn Black announces curtailment of state highway patrol services after a 167800 two year budget cut dropping funding from 1170000 to 1002200. Inspections of school buses will be dropped, no new patrol cars or radios, fingerprinting reduced, four patrol racks may close, and uniforms and doctor exams for intoxicated arrests halted.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Lynn Black
Herg
Col. Black
Senate
Ask Consideration Of Parking Machines
A. T. Rayner Company of Toledo asked the city council to consider its automatic street parking machine. The request, referred to committee last night, notes the device is operated by automobiles using parking spaces.
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A. T. Rayner Company
Toledo
Two Hitch Hikers and a Loyal Dog Ride to Washington
Andrew Boehm arrived in Washington from Portland tired and dusty after hitching a long quest for work. A small dog named Happy trotted on his shoulder, refusing to stay home. Boehm said the dog’s legs gave out in North Dakota, so a lift was provided for the final stretch.
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Andrew Boehm
Washington
Portland
Ore
Boehm
Happy
North Dakota
Acme
Marconi’s Death Marks End of Wireless Era and Era of Hope
Iconic inventor Guglielmo Marconi dies after a life shaping global radio. He pioneered cross Atlantic wireless, vacuum tubes, and short wave transmission, earning Nobel physics, royal honors, and a Titanic survivors’ gold medal. His work aimed to revolutionize surgery, warfare, and long distance commerce.
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Marconi
Viareggio
Rome
Elettra
Giulio
New York
Royal Academy
Academy
Mussolini
Marchese Guglielmo
Atlantic
Edison
Thomas Edison
Marconi and the Dawn of Wireless Radio
The article chronicles Guglielmo Marconi's life from Bologna to transatlantic wireless achievement. It notes his persistence despite skepticism, his early experiments with Hertzian waves, and the 1901 Newfoundland kite method that spanned the Atlantic. It also covers later milestones, honors, personal life, and his visions for micro waves.
City adopts ordinance barring racing and speed tests
The city council passed a new ordinance prohibiting automobile and motorcycle races and speed tests within city limits. Offenses carry fines up to $60 per person involved, with sponsors and participants both liable. The measure targets promoters, sponsors, drivers, and related agents and aims to curb races at the fair grounds track and elsewhere. The vote was unanimous after officials explained penalties.
Old meeting house in Elyria to be torn down for parking lot
The old Presbyterian meeting house on Second Street in Elyria, once home to the Elyria Old Ladies Home and later used by the Elyria Clinic and a barber shop, faces demolition after a state inspector found it a fire hazard. The Odd Fellows lodge will fund needed improvements but none are planned for a new building, with the site likely becoming a parking lot.
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Elks’ Club
Elyria
Old Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Court and
Second Streets
Congregational Church
C. H. Grosvenor
Old Ladies
Mary E. Lilley
Old Ladies’ Home
Second Street
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Wellington News Notes Miss Ruth Hege Leaves for Venezuela
Church service featured a violin and trumpet duet by Janice and Billy Preston. Dr C W Recard preached a sermon titled The Man Who Almost Slipped. Mrs Alice Murray Diggins urged Come Jesus Redeemer. Mrs M O Seay of Toledo visited. Benjamin Warren fractured his ankle after stepping from a car and is treated at the Clinic.
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Janice
Billy Preston
Alice Murray Diggins
Jesus Redeemer
Bartlett
C. W. Recard
M. OL. Seay
Toledo
A. J. Warren
Benjamin Warren
A.J. Warren
Wireless announcers in New Zealand to adopt standard speech
Auckland leads a push toward uniform radio pronunciation as Prof J Shelley of Italy announces a national standard for broadcast voices. Marconi is cited as a visionary who valued privacy and refined taste, while his cautious manner contrasts with modern ambitions for clarity in Italian broadcasting leadership.
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Auckland
N. Z
New Zealand
J. Shelley
Method Of Handling Extensions Of Electric Lines
City officials report on Ohio Public Service Company extensions to consumers beyond 125 feet from lines. The firm may require a deposit covering extra costs, then write off at 2 percent monthly until paid. The company proposes adding the 2 percent to the minimum charge to extend over 48 months with write offs if new consumers reduce the extension.
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Ohio Pub Nc Service Company
Harvey C. Cheney
Cheney
Nueg
Congressional Split Tests Court Plan Shift
A group of Democratic congressmen urge a White House backed substitute to avoid a party rift. They seek removing the 75 year retirement rule and expanding the Supreme Court with two thirds of justices required to strike down Congress. 218 representatives reportedly back the idea. Senate opponents say Lehman’s letter boosts votes to recommit the court bill, with action expected this week. Administration aides remain confident the motion will fail and the substitute will pass, aided by Vice President Garner if a tie occurs.
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Martin Dies
Tex
White House
Supreme Court
Senate
Herbert H. Lehman
Judiciary Committee
Edward R. Burke
John N. Garner
Claim Filed Against City Over Fall on Sidewalk
A claim for 144.50 dollars filed by Mrs. Jennie Lipscomb after a sidewalk fall was referred to the penance committee of the city council last night.
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Jennie Lipscomb
Claude Doane New President of Local Townsend Club
Claude Doane won a recount to become president of Elyria Townsend Club No. 1 for six months. The meeting also swore in new officers. A large crowd attended the General Welfare picnic at Huclid Beach Park where Dr. Townsend spoke on the growing movement and business leaders' interest in the Townsend Plan. Notices will announce resumption of local club activities.
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Elyria
Township Club
Claude Doane
Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
Doane
M. J. Graff
Townsend Clubs
Huclid
Beach Park
Cleveland
Dr.Townsend
Townsend
Lutherans Convene At Lakeside in July Summer Assembly
About 1,000 Lutherans gathered at Lakeside for the United Lutheran churchs 16th annual summer school of mission the state Luther League convention and the synods second annual church music institute opening today. The three conferences run through next Sunday with a combined faculty including Paul R. Clouser Carey Carl Langenbach Frederick M Otto Herman L Gilbert C H Starkey and E Clyde Zander led by Joseph Sittler of Columbus as summer school chairman. City council meeting that night continued the contract debate.
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Lakeside
United Lutheran Church
Synod
Paul R. Clouser
Carey
Carl Langenbach
Frederick M. Otto
Fremont
Herman L. Gilbert
Mansfield
C. H. Starkey
Miamisburg
Clyde Zander
Springfield
Joseph Sittler
Columbus
Authorize Contract For Electricity For Sewage Plant
The City Council authorized Safety Service Director J. Faxon to enter into a one year contract for electric current to power the sewage treatment works. Councilman Edward Black noted the contract had expired and rates are set by the Ohio Power Commission with no bidding. Councilman Elmer Nelson proposed a one year term while hoping diesel engines might later eliminate the need for electricity.
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Inet Aight
Safety Service
J. Faxon
Edward Black
Ohio Power Commission
Power Commission
Elmer Nelson
Gear And Pinion Are Ordered For Pump Buyout
Elyria city council approved the purchase of a gear and pinion for one low lift pump at the waterworks pumping station. Cost not to exceed 1050 dollars. Safety Service Director J D Faxon said the item was ordered the day after the last meeting and council approved it as an emergency ordinance. The station has three low lift pumps and a second failure would create a serious problem. The parcel also covered continuation of water for fire protection under a contract with Black River Township trustees. Rates set at not less than ten dollars per hydrant per year. Water to be used solely for fire protection.
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Sotiun John D. Clark, Inc
City Trust & Savings Bank
Youngstown
Ohio
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Elyria Township
Black River
Heeman Ely
Lorain County
South Street
Grace Court
Cedar Street
James V. NeManss
Mars G. McManus
John D. Clark, Inc
McKain
OHL & Swanner
Atlantic
Edison
Marconi
Bologna
Giuseppe Marconi
Anna Jameson
Florence
Leghorn
Great Britain
University of Bologna
Hertz
Mareconi
England
English
Atlantic Ocean
Marcon
Poldu
Newfoundland
Canada
United States
Europe
Australia
Elettra
Mary
Royal Academy
National Council For Research
Fascist Party
Grand Council
Beatrice O'Brien
Marie Cristina Rezzi- Scali
Maria Eletira Elena
Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Ied Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Black River Township
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Highway Patrol
Jane Herbert Goward
Mote
Raymond
Gowaed
Wellington
Ruth Hege
Venezuela
L. A
Ulrich Hege
Los Angeles
Calif
Italy
J. T. Barnard
Phare
Middle Ave
Townsend Club
City Council
the Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Resorts
Vermilion, Linwood
Nakomis
Crystal
Elberta
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Sunny Side
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