Irregularities Alleged Ahead of Lorain Mayor Grall Trial
Cleveland attorney Walter D Meals of Cleveland is said to expect sensational surprises as the trial of Lorain Mayor William F Grall opens. Judge H G Redington will preside in common pleas court as prosecutors allege criminal libel in Lorain Citizen articles tied to city administration and factional conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udge
Walter D-Meals
Cleveland
Oyor
William F. Grall
Lorain
H. G. Redington
Common Pleas
Court
Arts
C .R. van Deusen
A. G. Cal
Kiwanis Loan Fund Aided Elyria Residents
The Elyria Kiwanis Loan Fund funded 34 loans totaling over 1400 to aid families during hard times. It fed more than fifty children in January and February and helped with fuel rent food for those in need. Cases include an older couple, a laid off man, and a family with nine children, all supported from official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Kiwanian
Kiwanis Loan Fund
Kiwanis Club
Elvria
Elyria
British seizure thwarts Sinn Fein autumn gun plan
London reports 500 to 600 machine guns seized at Hoboken after secrets from British agents exposed Sinn Fein's autumn offensive plan. Irish office hails the bust as outwitting the organization and smashing its campaign. Inter news service cites a prominent official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl.c. Reeves
London
Hoboken
Secret Service
Irish Republican Army
Sinn
Sinn Fein
International
Golden Anniversary of St Joseph Society Celebrated
St Joseph Society marked a golden anniversary at St Agnes Hall with a large crowd present. Two of the three charter members, F C Cromising and Mr Bearer, attended while Pat Liner was ill. Father Reilley praised officers and members after noting 595 meetings since organization by Father Molan.
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St. Joseph’s . Society
St. Agnes’ Hall
St.Agnes ‘Hall
F.C. ‘Cromising
West Avenue
Bearer
Pat. Liner
Reilley
Father Molan
Beneérolenes
George, Brady
John Clasginis
John Riley
Nicholas Wagner
Frank, Diederich
Joseph _ Monroe
George ‘Brady
Frank Cromling
Antone Clasgen
State Supreme Court Upholds Emergency Clause for Dunn Act
By a 4 to 3 vote the State Supreme Court upheld the emergency clause of the Dunn act providing for reorganization of state departments. Justices Jones Matthias Hough and Robison ruled for the emergency clause. Justices Marshall Wanamaker Johnson dissented. The ruling permits immediate moves to reorganize without a referendum, praised by Governor Day as a historic victory for efficient government. Senator Burke comments follow.
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Ness
Columbus
Supreme
Dunn
Orda
Jones
Matthias
Hough
Marshall
Wanamaker
Johnson
Governor
Supreme Court
Burke
Woman Hurt In Auto Collision Near Lubrication Plant
Mrs Armstroff of 1310 West Armstroff drove to her home and collided with a B O passenger train at Woodford Avenue crossing. Her car struck a freight car ad became lodged on the tracks. she suffered deep lacerations a severe knee cut and shock. She was taken to Memorial hospital and is expected to recover.
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Armstroff
Woodford Avenue
O'S
Memorial Hospital
Suza
James B Flood 49 Died After Medical Efforts
James B Flood aged 49 of 325 East River Street died this morning at Elyria Memorial Hospital after May 24 admission. Cause of death listed as cancer. Two recent blood transfusion attempts were made to bolster him for an operation. strength declined after the second transfusion. Survived by his wife seven children two sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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James B .Flood
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E. W. Jackson
E. Eckenrod
Clara
James
Robert
Lloyd
Marie
Teen Dies of Typhoid in Mansfield
Robert Boughton, 20, of 547 1.2 Lodi street, died last night in Mansfield of typhoid fever while his body is being shipped to Evyria. He leaves his mother Mrs. Bert Ankefer of Lodi street, a sister Ruby, a brother Raymond, and grandmother Mrs. Gilbert Pomeroy. funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Robert Boughton
Lodi ‘Street
Mansfield
Evyria
Bert Ankefer
Lodi Street
Ruby
Raymond
Gilbert Pomeroy
Slayings, Poison Case Highlight Cleveland Buffalo Link
Salvatore Cala was arrested in Buffalo for the slaying of Daniel Raber, publisher from Lakewood Ohio. In Cleveland prosecutors seek to connect Mrs Erminia Colavito to other poisonings as a witness identifies medicine given to a child who died from convulsions. Elite lawyers are preparing a defense for Eva Catherine Rather and Marian McArdle as motions seek time through September.
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TNS
Buffalo
N. Y
Salvatore Cala
East 126 Street
Cleveland
Daniel Raber
Lakewood
Ohio
Edward C. Stanton
Erminia Colavito
Bar
Alno
Continued injunction in polishers case at plant
Judge Redington again continued the General Phonograph Co. versus the local polishers union case this morning. The company seeks to bar picketing during a lockout and limit it to four laid off workers who expected to return. The injunction remains in force and testimony from laid off workers will be heard early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Redington
General Phonograph Co
Husband charged after coroner rules wife and four children dead
In Innisfail, Joseph Rutledge faces murder charges after a coroner finds he set the house on fire and killed his wife and four children before fleeing with one child. A sister of the deceased woman is named as a material witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Joseph Rutledge
Innisfail
Rutledge
Galls Libel Case Delayed to July Fifth
The libel case against Mrs Grail of Lorain is postponed from next Monday due to Judge Meals' and Judge Redington's commitments. Prosecutor Webber now sets the start for July 5 unless further postponements occur, with both sides eager to dispose of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavrs
Grail
Lorain
Webber
Meals
Major Grall
Redington
Cleveland, Southwestern Railway Co
Gillmores sue over Clark street collision with Schaeffer
Oliver and Etta Gillmore sue Fred Schaeffer over a June collision on Clark Street. Mrs. Gillmore sues for 5000 dollars for injuries and they seek 260 dollars for auto damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Etta Gillmore
Fred Schaeffer
Collding
Clark Street
Jury awards Decker $1000 in slander case
The jury found Martin Lauer slandered neighbor George Decker by accusing him of theft. After a heated trial, the jury deliberated about forty minutes before awarding Decker one thousand dollars. The two men live on Wet Ridge, also known as Hell Ridges.
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Martin Lauer
George Decker
Decker
Hell Ridges
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Torney
Grall
Walter
D. Meals
N. D
Kenneth Craig
Kiwanis Loa Fund
Ulster
Ireland
Thompson
Goth
Ion
James B. Flood
Link Medicine
CME
Bulletin
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