Grand Jurors to Convene on 22nd for Murder Case
Grand jurors will convene June 22 to hear twelve criminal cases headed by a first degree murder charge against Henry Barnes for the May 30 Avon shooting of Nellie Schindler. Wava Schindler, 18,Witness and daughter of the slain woman, is a principal witness. Additional cases from Elsha city, Lorain Municipal Court, and other venues include embezzlement, drunken driving, statutory offenses, and assault. The session aims to clear the criminal docket before summer vacation, with no common pleas jury work in July or August.
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Clerk of Courts
Don W. Myers
Henry Barnes
Nellie Schindler
Avon
Wava Schindler
Elsha City
Justice of the Peace Courts
Paul D. Crown
Kalamazoo Stova Company
Jack Merrill
William Smith
Statutory
LeRoy Kuchenrithen
R. E. Stanley
Robert Stacey
Theodore Kumler
Avon Lake
Jack Smith
Common Pleas Court
Armed Truce in Eastern Ohio Coal Fields Protest Public Rights
St Clairsville Ohio June 27 A national miners union representing about 4000 striking miners sent a protest to Governor George White condemning a military style crackdown by Sheriff Howard Duff and deputies. Leaders say arrests were made without cause by armed men patrolling highways and terrorizing workers and families. They seek free speech assembly and rights to organize and picket and demand clarity on laws allowing seizures. Union petition accompanies efforts by United Mine Workers organizers to recruit amid potential violence from union rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
Ohio
National Miners Union
George White
Howard Duff
Union
Belmont County
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio Forecast: Fair Tonight and Thursday Warmer
Ohio sees fair conditions tonight with warming Thursday. In extreme north and extreme west portions, temperatures rise more noticeably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hoover Leads Pilgrimage to Tomb of Abraham Lincoln
Three hundred Grand Army of the Republic veterans marched past a reviewing stand as President Hoover, moved to tears, greeted by a crowded Columbus Ohio scene. Notables on the stand included Governor White and Alan Hoover with Mary White, while General Dawes and Senator Fess watched. The visit followed Hoover dedicating the Hard ing Memorial in Marion and set the stage for a Springfield stop to energize Republican morale amid national tariff debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln
Hoover
Marion
Governor White
Mary White
Alan Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Simeon D. Fess
Myers Y. Cooper
Dennis E. Nolan
Edward Mathias
The
United Spanish War Veterans
W. A. Talbott
Cleveland
James E. Jewell
Fort Morgan
Colo
National
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Indianapolis
United States
Harding
Emmerson
Illinois
James Hamilton Lewis
Assembly
Chicago
Cook County
Ohio
Stimson to meet Briand in Paris for July talks
In Paris June 17 U S Ambassador Walter Edge met Foreign Minister Aristide Briand and arranged a key series of discussions with Henry Stimson in mid July. Stimson will visit Rome first then proceed to Paris where Briand plans to be present during his arrival.
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Paris
U. S
Walter Edge
Aristide Briand
Henry I. Stimson
Briand
Col. Stimson
Rome
Stimson
Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School And Exhibit Opens Today
Local women view the Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School and Electrical Exhibit opening today for three days at the Hanry H. Smith Block on Broad Street. It features cooking devices and other home appliances plus daily classes from 2:30 to 4:30 pm led by Mrs Viola Irwin and Miss Agnes Kalter. Booths from 11 Elyria businesses showcase the latest in home furnishings and electrical appliances along the Broad Street aisle to the class room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Hanry H. Smith
Broad Street
Viola Irwin
Agnes Kalter
Home Service Department
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria
Bender Takes Stand In Owa Defens Case
Georges H. Bender former state senator testified in Cleveland Ontario Quebec court defending himself against embezzlement and perjury indictments tied to funds moved from the Constitutional Law Enforcement League to his private account. He contended the transfers were reimbursements for campaign expenses against the Marshal Justice of the Peace Fee bill in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, QC
Georges H. Bender
William J. Corrigan
Corigan
Secretary of State
Magnesium Plant In Elyria Now Operating Full Time
The Elyria Magnesium Products Company begins full daily operation as a new local industry. At present output values about 1.59 million dollars yearly with expectant rise within 90 days. Over 85 percent of earnings stay in Elyria as 30 men work 24 hours daily to produce magnesium carbonate and precipitated chalk for shipment nationwide.
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Elyria
United States
Bermuda Liner Destroyed by Fire in Hamilton Harbor
The Furness liner Bermuda, one of the world’s largest motorships, burned today at Hamilton Harbor Bermuda. No injuries were reported as the blaze spread from the forepart of the superstructure toward the engine room. Fire brigades could not stop the flames, and by 7 o’clock the ship lay on the harbor bottom with a heavy list.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Fisheries Fined For Violations On Lake Erie
A Lake Erie fisheries enforcement drive led to three arrests by W F Holcomb and Deputy Warden Shortliff for infractions of the state game code. The Banner Fisheries Company was fined 23 dollars and costs for using an unlettered net, while Camera and Passanisi Company faced 25 dollars and costs for a net without a 1931 license, and Ligani and Nicolletti Company was fined 25 pounds and costs for a similar charge.
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Lake Erie
W. F. Holcomb
Grafton
Robert Shortliff
Banner Fisheries Company
Walter H. Watts
Camera and Passanisi Company
Ligani and Nicolletti Company
Ohio House Defeats Chain Store Tax Bills In Indefinite Postponement
The Ohio House disposed of both Justus and Myers chain store tax measures today. Justus bill would tax licenses for multi‑unit owners at escalating rates. Myers bill mirrors Indiana law with stepped rates. Both died after debate showed the tax would affect newsboys and other mobile sellers along with chained establishments.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Ohio
Justus
Myers
Charles E. Justus
Fred Myers
Toledo
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio G. A. R. To Carry On In Columbus Encampment
June 17 news from Columbus reports members of the Ohio G. A. R. will carry on with the annual encampment. Officers for the coming year were elected led by A. D. Adams of Cincinnati as department commander, with Rev. J. King Gibson Dayton as senior vice commander and J. W. Myers Hamilton as junior vice commander. Other officers include Rev. J. B. Becker Dexion department chaplain and Miss Lida Lucas Columbus secretary. Council of Administration members chosen were John McClay Columbus S. M. Bell Mansfield J. Kimbrough Wilmington and E. Taggart Akron. Lima named 1952 convention city. Ruth E. Hanson Columbus elected president of the Women’s Relief Corps succeeding Mrs. M Delle Moats Sherwood. Vinnie Laroe Findlay named first vice president.
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Columbus
Ohio G. A. R
A. D. Adams
Cincinnati
W. A. Talbott
Cleveland
J. King Gibson
Dayton
J. W W. Myers
Hamilton
J. B. Becker
Dexion
Lida Lucas
John McClay
S. M. Bell
Mansfield
J. 3
Gulf Road Opened From City Limits To Township Line
Gulf road improvement from the Elvria city limits to the Elv ria township line covering 2.7 miles is now open to traffic. The project extends the road surface and eases travel between the city and township, signaling improved local accessibility.
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Gulf Road
Elvria
Elvria Township
Tokio Rocked By Major Earthquake Report
June 17 Tokio and nearby areas were jolted by a severe earthquake at 9 10 PM causing extensive property damage and widespread outages. Power lines failed cutting sections of the city to darkness and damage extended to Yokohama, 15 miles away, with telephone and telegraph lines also affected.
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Tokio
Yokohama
Fifty Elyria boys join Camp Iss-See-Kes ramping season
Fifty Elyria boys begin the summer ramping season at Camp Iss-See-Kes run by the Elyria Y M C A. The first group of 30 ages 10 to 14 started Monday, with a second group to begin June 24. Lodges Triquois, Wrandotte, Mohican, and Huron house boys under Lodge Directors Kenneth Lyons, Robert Jkaiser, Tani Taylor, and David Griffiths respectively, with 15, 11, 14, and 13 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Camp
Iss-See-Kes
W. O. McClellan
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Froin
Triquois Lodge
Kenneth Lyons
Robert Corts
Lester Drage
Charles Herald
Richard Corts
Vernon Ratteyt Vaughn
James Agate
Geor Johnson
Jack Miller
Robert Miller
Thomas Cochran
David Miller
Blaine Johnson
Leonard Reeare
Russell Greasen
Wrandotte Lodge
Jack Wood
William McCilellan
Richard Bell
Theodore Underhill
Robert Trik
Lawrence Cheen
Trobert Owens
Rodner Lyndon
David Dehm
Todner Long
Wiliam Lersch
Robert Jkaiser
Mohican Lodges
Hove
Dire
Tani Taylor
Tadze
Robert Chiex
William Olson
William Close
Jameher
Paul Malenehine
Ernest Strohmier
Donald Strohmier
Rlobert Ring
William Cook
Bud Lerseh
Harold Marnes
Huron Lodge
David Griffiths
Donald Hall
Jack Curtis
Thomas Reed
Donald Taylor
Josepn Hancock
Daniel Brydon
William Feil
Richard Davies
Robert Pheins
William Born
Carl Brookhouser
Charles Wharton
Harry Wright
HH. W. Korner
M. CG
A. Bors
County surveyor announces road improvement plan
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs announced an improvement project costing about $99,000. The plan outlines construction to upgrade local roads and infrastructure.
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Fic
C. T. Biggs
Wall Street lawyer S Menken robbed of jewels at home
Three gunmen raided the New York residence of S Stanwood Menken a lawyer and civic leader. They forced Mrs Menken to open a wall safe and stole jewelry insured for 150000 dollars. Menken was not at home, servants and an upholsterer were bound during the entry.
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New York
S. Stanwood Menken
Mrs. Menken
Parking Improvements Reported by Elyria Committee
The Fifteen-Eight Club parking committee at Crystal Restaurant breakfast says downtown Elyria has seen better parking in recent weeks. It cites residents finding spaces, former street parkers using reduced rate leases, and letters sent to 35 all day parkers prompting cooperation to ease congestion. The committee will continue studying conditions to further relieve congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fifteen-Eight Club
Crystal Restaurant
President To Survey Tax Problem
Washington June 17 The President will survey the state and local tax question after returning from his Western trip Advisors say a national conference of state officials may be called in the fall to consider a more equitable distribution of the tax burden between the states and the Federal Government.
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Washington
Hoover
Radio Service Ad Promotes Summer Sports Broadcasts
A Cleveland classified notice urges readers to tune in for the Big Fight and summer sports events, promising radio reliability with a service check from advertised radio service men. Call 4412-4413 to start repairs and ensure radios are in top shape for every event.
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