Missing Recorder Is Returned Here Bond Set At 7500
Frank Irish former Lorain county recorder and Sherif Fred Underhill arrived in the city from California. Irish told of a long wanderings ending in Seattle Portland San Francisco and Napa seeking work while hiding his identity. He described pawnings and a hotel job as he tried to raise money to return home. He appeared chastened and tearful as he spoke, insisting he would have returned sooner if arrested earlier. Continued on Page 2.
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Lorain County
Sherif Fred Underhill
California
Chronicle-Telegram
Trish
Lorain
Huron
Vermilion
Sandusky
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Portland
San Francisco
Alvarado
Salt Works
Frisco
Shaker Salt Department
Frank Dale
Napa
Kiwanis Pool Plans in Cascade Park Stalled by Rain
The Kiwanis club delayed cornerstone ceremonies for Cascade Park swimming pool as rain hampers site work. Plans call for a 120 foot diameter center pool with a nine foot depth near a playground, guarded by a rope, with a twelve by twelve foot diving platform and two springboards. About $9,000 in cash and $700 in pledges are available to begin bidding and construction once permits and bids are secured.
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Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
Park Board
Heisler
The
Publica
Lorain Safety Director Resigns and Police Turmoil
Lorain reports a shakeup as Safety Director N. M. Colbert resigns amid ongoing friction in the police department. Patrolmen E. Plice, Brusk, and the booze squad were charged with misconduct and directed to appear. Plice submitted a written resignation, Colbert cites lack of support and constant bickering. Mayor Hoffman to appoint a successor uncertain.
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Lorain
N. M. Colrt
E. E. Plice
Hi Brusk
Colbert
Plice
Mayorman
du Ag
Ternal Ry
Hoffman
Prohibition Leader Calls Seizure of Liquor Stocks
In Columbus Ohio on June 4 Rev Apolon B Watkins of Cincinnati president of the Prohibition party urged federal action to seize all liquor in warehouses and out of use. He argued that after Prohibition became law millions of gallons remain stored and leaking requiring seizure as raband.
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Olumbus
Mquoria
Apron
Tkins
Cincinnati
Mominea
Kins
Traffic Violators Fined In Police Court May Session
Police court fines total for May session as drivers Payton Helly a Red Star taxi driver was fined five dollars for speeding on Cleveland street. Louis Sykes was fined one dollar plus costs for leaving his car running on Broad and Court streets.
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R. J. Helly
Red Star
Cleveland T
Louis Sykes
Broad and Court Street
Lord Derby's San Bov Wins British Derby
Early reports crown Lord Derby's San Bov as the winner of the British Derby this afternoon. The field included 400,000 bettors with King George and royal heirs present, but the favorite failed to secure the lead as San Bov moved clear in the stretch.
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Downs
Fagland
Lord Derby
Trenance
King George, Mary
Prines
Dibphoa
Esas
San Sorino
Canter Alz Langthe
Garmaina
Clarence Darrow Faces Leopold and Loeb Case
In Chicago the famed defense attorney Clarence Darrow prepares for the Leopold and Loeb murder trial. He weighs the defense strategy as the city and nation watch. The defendants, Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, are in jail following their confessed kidnapping and murder.
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Franks
Clarence Darrow
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Feae Bile
Wi Waa
Tae Saei
Richard Loeb
Poe
Misa Sosan
Chicago
Ard
Nathan ¢ Pitania
Darrow
Senate Probers Denied Authority to Force Testimony
Former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty defied the Wheeler Brookhart committee and refused to testify, citing a Cincinnati ruling that the panel lacks constitutional power. He instructed his counsel to withdraw, and Brookhart said the panel may seek proper government action or appeal to the Supreme Court. Wheeler was absent as the dispute over authority dominated proceedings.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Senate
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Brookhart
Iowa
Mel Daugherty
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cochran
Paul Howland
George E. Chamberlain
Two youths confessed to Franks murder in Chicago
Police disclose Leopold and Loeb confessed slayer of Robert Franks. Detectives tie them to the fall death of Freeman L. Tracey near the University of Chicago, as the two youths are held for Franks murder.
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Athair
Tha’ University
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Freeman L. Tracey
University of Chicago
Young Franks
Upham Resigns as Treasurer of GOP National Committee
Fred W. Upham resigns as treasurer of the Republican National Committee after more than 20 years. His duties end with the upcoming convention in Cleveland. W. M. Butler, campaign manager for President Coolidge, announces the move and cites Upham's illness and need for rest.
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Cleveland
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Upham
Butler
George B. Lockwood
Indiana
National Committee
Coolidge
White House
Sunday Funeral Ban Shifts Cemeteries’ Schedule
A new city order by Service Director James Hewitt bars Sunday burials at Elyria and Ridgelawn cemetery except for contagious diseases. caretakers ministers and undertakers supported the move to give clergy and cemetery staff a Sunday rest after a busy week, ending weekend burials.
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City
James Hewitt
Elyria
Ridgelawn
Miss Mattie Hulburt Bo Dies at Old Ladies Home
Miss Mattie Hulburt died Wednesday at eleven thirty at the Old Ladies Home aged eighty. Resident fourteen years she made many friends. Survived by cousins William Hulburt of Seville Ohio and Mrs Ellenberger of Lakewood. Funeral Friday at two from the Home, Amherst Cemetery burial.
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Mattia Hulburt
Old Ladies Home
Miss Hulburt
William Hulburt
Seville
Ohio
Wiliam Ellenberger
Lakewood
Amherst Cemetery
Auto Stealer Bound Over By Grand Jury
William Sandway an 18 year old youth who stole Mrs W Eberharts Oakland car was brought back from Sandusky by Police Chief Stankard and Mayor Hinkson. He was bound over to the grand jury under a 509 dollar bond which he could not make. He said he was merely traveling and would drive the car as far as he could then walk. He had only an unloaded revolver a key and a knife in his pockets.
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William Sandway
W. Eberhart
Oakland
Sandusky
Stankard
Hinkson
Brand Jury
Missing Four Year Old Robert Voorhia Recovered From Ohio River
The body of Robert Voorhia, four year old son of Noble Voorhia of Beaver Pennsylvania, who vanished May 2 and was believed kidnapped, was recovered in the Ohio River at East Liverpool Ohio by Everett Caplinger and Fred Grimm. Clothing identified the body and there were no marks of violence.
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East Liverpool
Robert
Noble Voorhia
Beaver
Ohio River
Everett Caplinger
Fred Grimm
Auto hits police stanchion near Queensboro Bridge death toll rises
Two men were killed and two injured when a car struck a police stanchion near the Long Island City end of the Queensboro Bridge in New York on June 4. Victims named are William Zinaky, 19, of Woodside, and Stanislaus Schultz, 26, of Elmhurst.
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New York
Long Island City
Queensboro Bridge
Wm. Zinaky
Woodside
Stanislaus Schultz
Elmhurat
Robbery on B and O Boarded Car Hits Mexican Workers
A sneak thief robbed a boarding car used by Mexican track hands. four suits, three pairs of shoes, two cans, a hat, two shirts, and a Colt revolver were stolen. A suspect’s name was given to police for pursuit. In Akron Ohio June 4, the second trial of Marion Web for murder is set for June 23 with 60 jurors ordered.
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Akron
Marion Web
Columbus
Frederick W. Gerhardy
Detroit
Painleve Elected Head of French Chamber of Deputies
Paris reports former premier Painleve, a leader of the left bloc, was elected president of the chamber of deputies this afternoon. He conferred with President Miller regarding the identity of the new premier who will succeed Poincare.
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Paris
Painteve
Ieft-bloc
Chamber of Deputies
Miller
Poincare
Revolters in Albania Take Three Towns
National forces gain control of Northern Albania reports Belgrade. Alessia and several smaller towns captured. Valona street fighting. Scutari officials fled to Yugoslavia. Rumor Tirana occupied denied. government massing troops, desertions rise, battle expected on Alemno Tirana line. Columbus dispatch notes Ohio governor upheld removal of Youngstown police chief James Watkins by order of Governor Depeohey as Mayor Reese reinstated.
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Lonon
Albania
Belgrade
Alessia
Valona
Scutari
Jugo-Slavia
Tirana
Oopa
Alemno-Tirana
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Deopahey
Ofice
James Watkins
Youngstown
William G. Reese
Watkins
Everter
Veterans of Foreign Wars to attend Pageant of the Stars
The Elyria VFW and Auxiliary will shorten their regular meeting at the G A I hall to attend the Pageant of the Stars and Stripes at the Elks hall. The pageant, staged by patriotic groups under G A R and Women’s Relief Corps, is expected to draw a packed house with a possible repeat performance.
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Elyria Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. A. I. Hall
Mother Rescues Children From Fire in Philadelphia
A mother, Mrs. Joseph Mendeshall, and her 17 year old daughter Ida rescued nine children from a burning Philadelphia home by carrying them down a ladder from the second floor early today.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Mendeshall
Ida
Children Die Within Seven Hours In Family Home
In Columbus on June 4 arrangements were underway for a double funeral for Elbert A Stephen son and his wife. Their 12 month old son Donald died of pneumonia at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday and son Elwood, age 21, died about seven hours later from pulmonary meningitis. Surviving are the parents three brothers and three sisters. Elyrian Sues For Divorce
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Columbus
Elbert A. Stephenson
Donald
Elwood
AOKS 81 200 000 For New Tokio Embassy
Washington June 4 Secretary of State Hughes asked Congress to appropriate 1 250 000 to rebuild the United States embassy at Tokio destroyed in the Japanese earthquake. Chicago June 4 Construction of a carefully planned groundwork of evidence continued before the grand jury today in the state's gallows Intent quest for murder and kidnapping indictments against Nathan E Leopold Jr and Richard A Loeb.
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Washington
Hughes
Congress
United States
Tokio
Chicago
Nathan E. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Clarence Decker 44 Electrocuted at Lorain Tube Plant
Clarence H. Decker, 44, of 211 Cascade, was electrocuted at the National Tube Co. plant in Lorain this morning about 9 o clock while wiring a transformer as an electrician. He fell twelve feet to the ground and died instantly. Decker had worked at the tube works for five years and lived locally.
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Clarence H. Decker
Cascade
National Tube Co
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