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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
2
Clifford Martin aged 30 confessed to officers that he broke into the tomb of former president William Henry Harrison at North Bend Ohio and took tools kept beside the casket by gardeners. William Coleman aged 19 was charged with theft of the tools.
Six prisoners escaped from the Warrensville workhouse early today by sawing bars from a second floor dormitory window. One was captured in a fenced yard nearby. The others were at large. Chester Taylor, 29, under 10
The list includes Frank Chapman 21 under 30 days for assault and battery Lawrence White 28 of St Louis for petit larceny James Adams 27 30 days for petit larceny Virgil Hall 28 30 days for receiving stolen property John Baker 38 six months for embezzlement.
CHICAGO June 11. George Rogalski 14 who took Dorette R Zeltlow 2 to an abandoned house and left her to die of exposure was to face murder and kidnapping charges in criminal court today. The state planned to try him on kidnapping with no ransom involved a sentence of one year to life. Judge Francis B Allegretti said a short delay likely as both sides seek more prep time.
Gallipolis Ohio June 11 Judge Roscoe J Mauck 64 widely known jurist died Sunday from a heart attack at a hospital where his wife lies serious after an operation His burial is set for Tuesday He served on common pleas and appellate benches over 25 years and was an assistant to the late Attorney General Wade Ellis He also acted as a delegate to the fourth Ohio Constitutional convention
Harvard alumni of the 1909 class reunite at Cambridge for the 25th reunion and use Hancock 1909 as the headquarters telephone number to aid memory and coordination among returning alumni.
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