Twenty indicted in Toledo liquor probe by grand jury
Lucas county grand jury returns fourteen indictments against rural justices mayors and their constables in Toledo area alcohol court bribery and extortion cases. Named are Mayors Peck of Sylvania Shavar of Harbor View and other officials with multiple counts. Prosecutor says investigation to resume in fall.
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Toledo
John M. Killite
Crabbe
Lucas County
Grand Jury
C. C. Peck
Sylvania
Shavar
Harbor View
John Helden
Justice of Peace
Jerusalem Township
Gould
Cassey
Justice Tremblay
Adams Township
Benjamin Liccardi
Pack
W. J. Beebe
Marshall
Peck
Ernest Grove
John W. Huffman
Harry Rose
Benjamin R. Butte
Huffman
Rose
Fred Gould
Justice Gould
Stuart
Arrest of Clevelander in Elyria Auto Theft
An Oakland coupe owned by Mrs. W. Eberhart was stolen near West Broad Street Elyria last evening. Police arrests followed when Sandusky police reported a suspect named William Sandway of Cleveland with the car and a revolver. Elm City officials retrieved the suspect and vehicle.
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Oakland
W. Eberhart
Keith
Jewery
West Broad Street
West Avenue
Sandusky
William Sandway
Friscal Avenue
Cleveland
Stankard
Hinkson
Hhe
Cincinnati Judge James Swing Dies After Stair Fall
James B. Swing aged 70, former Hamilton County common pleas judge and Clermont County probate judge, died today after a dizzy spell caused him to fall down a stairway at his home. He had married a week earlier.
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Cincinnati
James B. Swing
Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Clermont County
County road contract awarded to Patterson Construction Co
County commissioner confirms Patterson Construction Co of Lorain won the bid to build two miles of reinforced concrete road from Copopa in Columbia township to the east Cuyahoga county line. The Patterson bid totaled 54277 dollars.
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State Highway Department
Patterson Construction Co
Lorain
Copopa
Columbia Township
Cuyahoga County
Pat-itergon Co
Pageant of Stars and Stripes to Opening at Elyria Elks
Patriotic Women of Elyria stage a dramatic evolution of the flag at the Elks auditorium. The program features the G A R W A C Corps, post members, bands, chorus and the famous Spirit of 1776 fife and drum unit. Final rehearsal tonight.
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Elyria
Elka
Elyria Hl
American Freedom
Rand Union
Hetsy Ross
George Washington
Obert Morris
Woman's Relief Corps
Vettus
Lei
Sen
Bey Sevats
Alee
Lee Ae
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American War Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans' Auxiliary
Elks' Auditorium
Grand jury reconvenes to review sixteen witnesses
The grand jury re convened this morning and began examining witnesses. Sixteen cases are to be considered as potential indictments, with further action expected in coming sessions.
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Basily
Prseer
Defense Organized for Franks Slayers in Slaying Case
State's attorney Robert Crown expedites evidence gathering for a verdict in the Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb case. Parents of the slain boy are mentioned as part of the high profile defense effort.
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Robert Crown
Nathan Opold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leoid, Jr
Robert One Richard Loeb
William R. Schoemaker
Sven Englund
Leopold
Robert Franks
Chi
Loeb
Autoists on joy ride wrecked and fined in Columbus
Four Cleveland people two men and two women were injured when their car left the road near Race Road on Cleveland Street. Mrs Bryan Steele suffered a fractured collar bone. Miss Thelma Lumola sprained ankle. Arthur Weinman had a cut and scratched face. James Land bruised. County officials jailed them after alcohol findings. Weinman fined 50 dollars and charges for intoxication. Land fined 10 dollars and costs. Lumola allowed to return. funds raised to pay her railroad fare. Governors Donahey remark on sup data topics follows.
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Cleveland
Race Road
Cleveland Street
Memorial Hospital
Bryan Steele
Thelma Lumola
Arthur Weinman
James Land
W. B. Richmond
Miss Lumola
George
Weinman
Land
Misa Lumoly
Maybelle Burner Named General Secretary for Elyria YWCA
The Elyria YWCA Board of Trustees selects Miss Maybelle J. Burner of Baltimore and Marsland as General Secretary to fill the vacancy created by Mrs. Huta Ely’s resignation. Burner will start July 1 after completing training in New York and attending the 1924 fellowship events.
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Maybelle J. Burner
Baltimore
Ruth Ely
Marsland
Elyria Association
Huta Ely
Miss Burner
Lhey
New York City
William Graves Sharp
George Stevens, Jr
A. M. Hannaford
Goucher College
National Training School
Charlotte T. Niven
London
Charlotte H. Adams
Robert E. Speer
National Board
Lorain Man Denied Alimony Claim in Divorce Filing
The first Lorain county divorce petition in court history saw William Borosky fail to obtain alimony from his wife. Borosky argued his wife profited from his money and that he could not work to support their three children. The wife claimed the property came from a prior marriage and that her current husband lived with her.
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Lorain County
W. B. Thompson
William Borosky
Borosky
William W Aldrich 83 Dies After Illness in Bay Village
William W Aldrich 83 of Bay Village died Monday night from age related infirmities. He was the eldest son of William W Aldrich once a cattle buyer living on the Kuhlow property in Elyria. He is survived by his wife and daughter Mrs C M Jerry of Elyria. W N Bates Elyria fire chief is a nephew. Funeral set for Thursday at 3 pm at Congregational church Dover Center.
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Congregational Church
Dover Center
The King of Spain and My Heart Wife Returns in Europe
Mrs Arthur J Wilson arrives in Philadelphia after a strenuous trip home from Europe where she cancelled singing engagements including a proposed performance before the king of Spain. The decision came after a cable from her husband, a prominent local physician, stating he was lonely without her.
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Philadelphia
Spain
Arthur J. Wilson
Rugh
Europe
Farmers to hold alfalfa meet Friday in Mansfield
Lorain County farmers gather at the County Home Farm on Friday June 6 at 1 30 p m to inspect established alfalfa fields under Supt R B Baus hear Earl Jones soils and crops specialist Columbus Ohio speak soil samples welcomed by County Agent H Rogers visit nearby farms growing alfalfa dairying expansion urged.
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Lorain County
County Home Farm
R. B. Baus
Lsten
Earl Jones
College of Agriculture
Columbus
Ohio
H. Rogers
City Council Debates Park Pool and City Oversight
The council meets amid surprise over a planned Cascade Park swimming pool requiring an inspector and engineering oversight. Kiwanis pushed for a cement inspector and city officials weigh park approval, funding, and supervision while considering electrical code changes and light-cost reductions.
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Richwine
Park Board
Kiwanis
Don Myers
Riehwine
Hss Majesty
Powell
Rawson
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Williams Street
Soliitor
Elyria
Central Labor Union
Cleveland & Southwestern Ry. Hag
Hewitt
Lake Avenue
Nestor
May
Two Prisoner Escapes From Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus guards search for Victor Ballou of Cincinnati and Theodore Bertram of Cleveland who fled the Ohio penitentiary yesterday noon in a government motor truck. Bertram Trust, with a short sentence on bad checks, and Ballou, serving 25 years for robbery, prompted a statewide radio manhunt. Dayton stage workers demand raises from 55 to 75 dollars weekly as a theater may cancel a show.
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Columbus
Victor Ballog
Cinccinnati
Theodore Bertran
Cleveland
Bertram A. Trust
Ballou
Thomas
Rich heirs Leopold and Loeb face grand jury in Chicago crimes
In Chicago two wealthy heirs, Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, planned nine months to abduct and kill a boy from the Kenwood area. Prosecutors expect indictments for murder and related charges. The pair, jailed after confessing, await grand jury action with defense lawyers Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach.
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Chicago
Nathan E. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Cook County
Kenwood
Robert
Frank Loeb
Andeiitea
Leopold
Loeb
Crowe
Clarence Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
Caverly
Criminal Court
Leopold and
Rotary club hears Red Mill troupe at noon
The Rotary Club met at the Y M C A dining room with about sixty from the Red Mill Overatic Company. Harold Taylor and others performed sales and songs. George Blair led a song encore. W J Boddy described the new $225 000 depot being built by N C Ry at the station as the finest on the system.
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Rotary. Club
Red Mill’ Overatic Company
Harold Taylor
Herbert Boynton
Arthur Cortiler
Zella Lockland
Luella Nepper
Geo. Blair
Red Mill
George Blair
W. J. Boddy
Walsh Construction Co
Liquid transmission device for autos patent granted to William Kay
William Kay has been awarded a patent in Washington for a liquid transmission device for automobiles after long effort. He says the invention may revolutionize the auto industry and reflects a new transmission principle. Citizens show interest in the enterprise. The same notice notes Hoover reporting steady business with a slight recession in some industries.
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William Kay
Washington
Kay
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Stolen Chevrolet Found on Fremont Road
L G Brevoort reported his new Chevrolet stolen after leaving it in Cherlin. Police issued notices and a farmer later found the car on the Fremont Bellevue road, damaged from hard use. Brevoort identified the vehicle at the farmer’s barn, suggesting it was driven after a local Oberlin baseball game.
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L. G Brevoort
Cherlin
Fremont-Bellevue
Oberlin
Senate Votes To Adjourn Saturday Kill McNary
Washington brief reports the Senate adopted a concurrent resolution and set adjournment for Saturday. McNary’s fate was not specified in the brief portion provided.
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Senate
McNary
Washington
Jeane
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William W. Aldrich, Bj
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Ced
Mansfield
Max Walton
Carpenter and
Ross
Short Horn
Onin State Reformatory
Cascade Park
George Richwine
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Fremont
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