Chicago Hunted Murder Suspect Tied to Moran Afello Mob
A nationwide agency hunt centered on James Red Forsythe for the Alfred J. Lingle murder. Investigators traced the weapon to Frank Foster and tied the case to George Bugs Moran and Joe Afello gang activity. Church groups plan hearings to study crime politics links as Lutherans Baptists and Methodists launch inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Powerfu Liquor
George “Bugs” Moran
Joe Afello
Big Foux
James “Red” Forsythe
North Side
Forsythe
Clearing House
Frank Foster
Morans
Scarface
al Capone
Lingie
Foster
Capone
Simon Gorman
Frank Noonan
Chicago Federation of Churches
Local Woman Heir Reported From Elyria
Information from Washington Bureau of Research indicates Mrs Lavina McGinnis of Elyria has been left a large inheritance. Mrs Hill Matron of Tank Hall Oberlin College disclosed the notice and a search for Mrs McGinnis is now under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lavina McGinnis
Hill
Tank Hall
Oberlin College
Bureau of Research
Washington, D. C
Graf Zeppelin On Runaway Trip Ends In Berlin Return
Berlin June 23 The Graf Zeppelin returned to Berlin from a Copenhagen trip after breaking away from a Hamburg landing crew. A sub officer guided the airship to a safe landing as Captain Ernst Lehmann and 45 passengers watched from the ground. The dirigible was too light to attempt another landing to recover Lehmann and the passengers, who went by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Copenhagen
Graf
Hamburg
Ernst Lehmann
Lehmann
Death Record of John Alden Sessions Jr
John Alden Sessions Jr aged four years eleven months died Sunday June 22 at 1130 North Avenue Waukegan Illinois from tonsillitis and pneumonia. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J A Sessions and one brother Robert Emmons Sessions. The body will be moved from Rosenberry Funeral Parlors to Ridgeville Congregational Church Tuesday for services at two o'clock conducted by Dean Bosworth of Oberlin College, with burial in Ridgeville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Sessions
J. A. Sessions
North Avenue
Waukegan
Illinois
Jie
Marjorie Emmons
Robert Emmons Sessions
Rosenberry
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Dean Bosworth
Oberlin College
Ridgeville Cemetery
Obituary: Charles Engle of Center Ridge Dies in Elyria
Charles Engle of Stop 49 Center Ridge Road died at Elyria Memorial Hospital on June 22 at 6 PM. He was 45, married, a Mason and Church of Christ member, employed at Cleveland Provision Company. Survived by wife Elizabeth and daughter Arnine at home, brother George of Center Ridge Road, three nephews. Born in South Amherst, resided in Elyria 20 years, moved to Cengayets Hardy two years ago. Services at Center Ridge Road location at 2 PM Wednesday June TITUb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Engle
Stop
Center Ridge Rd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Masons
Church of Christ
Cleveland Provision Company
Cleveland
Elizabeth
Arnine
George
Center Ridge Road
South Amherst
Elyria
Cengayets Hardy
Eon Center Ridge Rad
Divorce and Alimony Suits Filed in Common Pleas
Hazel Cannon sues Kenneth Cannon of Lorain for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty, after a marriage begun in March 1929 with no children. Victoria Mazur files for alimony against Michael Mazur, citing gross neglect of duty. the couple married in 1891 and have ten children, all of whom are of age except a seventeen year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Hazel Cannon
Kenneth Cannon
Lorain
Victoria Mazur
Michael Mazur
Firemen Answer Two Alarms Over Week End
The fire department answered two alarms over the week end both found unfounded. A Dodge truck at the Sunshine laundry triggered an alarm when the driver failed to release the emergency brake and brake bands smoked as it moved. The second alarm came from Harshaw Chemical Company after a call from a nearby house reporting heavy smoke. Investigators determined the smoke originated from experiments at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Laundry
Harshaw Chemical Company
Three divorces granted in common pleas court
Judge A R Webber granted three divorces this morning. Nellie Stark obtained a divorce from John Stark for extreme cruelty. Charles Thomas was granted a divorce from Margaret Thomas on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Jennie Phoenix received a divorce from Elmer J Phoenix on gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Nellie Stark
John Stark
Charles Thomas
Margaret Thomas
Jennie Phoenix
Elmer J. Phoenix
Real estate sale authorized for Beach Park Sunday School Association
In common pleas court this morning a petition seeking authorization to sell real estate of the Beach Park Sunday School Association was granted. Petitioners listed were H. L. Woodruff, president, and Rena Titus, secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Park Sunday School Association
Common Pleas Court
H. L. Woodruff
Rena Titus
Accounting Asked in Wellington Veterinary Partnership Suit
A suit filed in common pleas court this morning by R. J. Fortney against W. H L. Hyde seeks an accounting of money received in connection with their partnership as veterinarians in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
R. J. Fortney
W. H L. Hyde
Bailey Pays 31000 Fine Released From Jail
George Bailey of Amherst was released from county jail after paying a 1000 dollar fine plus costs for possession of liquor. The punishment followed a sheriff raid Friday night and a Saturday morning fine imposed by Justice Walter H Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bailey
Amherst
Walter H. Watts
Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported In City
Elvska police logged three minor automobile accidents from Saturday afternoon to Monday morning. Walter McMullen of LaPorte and T. A. Hillman of Wellington were involved in a Saturday collision on Eighth street and East avenue with slight damage to both cars. A second crash on Cleveland street and Gulf road involved S. Andrewski of Floralcourt and Alger N. Werner of Amherst, with both cars damaged. A third incident on East Bridge street involved W. B. Millar of New York City, whose car skidded into a bus. both vehicles sustained slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvska
Eighth Street
East Avenue
Walter McMullen
LaPorte
McMullen
T. A. Hillman
Wellington
Hillman
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
S. Andrewski
Floralcourt
Alger N. Werner
Amherst
W. B. Millar
New York City
East Bridge Street
Youth Badly Injured In Collision near Elyria
Julius Hornyak, 19, of Cleveland, is hospitalized with a fractured leg and wrist after a Saturday night crash between his motorcycle and an automobile driven by Louis Kramer of Elyria at Stop Two Lake Avenue. Kramer escaped injury, was jailed on driving while intoxicated charges, later fined $100 and costs and barred from driving for six months. John Gray of Lorain, a passenger, was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hornyak
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Louis Kramer
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Kramer
Walter H. Watts
John Gray
Lorain
Watts
Bus and auto collide on wet East Bridge Street
A Great Eastern Stage bus and a Buick sedan collided on East Bridge Street this morning. Neither driver nor passengers were injured, but the crash delayed the Cleveland to Chicago run about two hours as a replacement bus was sent. The New York occupants were returning home from a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Cleveland
New York City
East Bridge Street
Chicago
New York
Busy Schedule For 4-H Clubs In Lorain County
Miss Wilma Bonar outlines a packed summer program for Lorain County 4-H clubs. State camp at Camp Ohio June 30 to July 5. county club camp July 14–19 at Camp Iss-See-Kes. elimination and style events for State Fair. clothing and room exhibits Aug 12–16 with judging Aug 14–16. best exhibits to Wellington Fair Aug 19–21. many members and exhibits to State Fair the week of Aug 25. return for Lorain County Fair Aug 29–Sept 1. fall achievement day planned. eight meetings planned for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Bonar
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Camp
Ohio
Licking County
Lo- Tain County
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Wellington
Elyria
Lorain County
Mayor Assesses Three Fines
Three men were fined five dollars and costs each this morning in police court on intoxication charges. George Jackson of Ridgeville was taken off a bus by local police Saturday night. Joseph Sharp of Toledo was found asleep in a automobile on East Bridge Street Sunday morning. John Ross of Bath Street was arrested after police received a report a man was walking on railroad tracks and might be hit by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson
Ridgeville
Joseph Sharp
Toledo
East Bridge Street
John Ross
Bath Street
Lindbergh romance with Morrow daughter ends in marriage
The report traces the romance between Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow, from their meeting in Mexico City through his famous flight career. It notes Anne accompanied Lindbergh on flights, the wreck at Valbuena, his arm injury, and the couple’s engagement announced in Mexico City followed by a marriage in Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Morrow
Anne
Smith College
Filer
New York
Paris
Valbuena
Flying Field
Augustus
Englewood
Oberlin Dentist Husted Dies in Colorado
Dr. H. G. Husted aged seventy nine of Oberlin died suddenly in Trinidad Colorado while en route with his wife to spend the summer in Santa Ana California. He practiced dentistry in Oberlin for fifty two years with offices on West College street and later at 182 Elm street. Born in Clarksfield Ohio in 1831 he married Alberta Jackson in 1879. Survived by his wife a son Hubert of Cleveland and a daughter Mrs Clara Wolfe of Tsiwan Shantung China. Cremation planned. Mrs Husted will continue to Santa Ana to visit her sister Mrs L J Whitney.
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Oberlin
H. G. Husted
Trinidad
Colorado
Husted
Santa Ana
California
West College Street
Elm Street
Clarksfield
Ohio
Oberlin Academy
Alberta Jackson
Norwalk
Hubert
Cleveland
Clara Wolfe
Tsiwan
Shantung
China
L. J. Whitney
Haney Wins Carl Schurz Fellowship for European Summer Tour
John B. Haney age 29 received a Carl Schurz Vereinigung fellowship for a summer travel tour in Europe. Six fellowships were awarded this year to students from Radcliffe Mt Holyoke Iowa Cornell Wisconsin and Oberlin. The grant covers complete travel from New York and back with museum entrance fees and guided tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Haney
Carl Schurz Vereinigung
Europe
Radcliffe
Mt Holyoke
Iowa
Cornell University
Wisconsin
Oberlin
New York
Oberlin High announces summer school staff
Summer school sessions at Oberlin High School opened this morning with Mrs Maude Warner in charge of the English department. History classes will be taught by Mrs Gibson and Miss Fitzgerald, with Mr Simpson also serving on the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin High School
Maude Warner
Gibson
Miss Fitzgerald
Simpson
Summer union services begin at Oberlin churches
The Methodist and First Church in Oberlin started a summer series yesterday that will run through September 7 with different leaders each Sunday. Stella Irene Mallory and Charles Dickerman announce their engagement after a breakfast party. Also noted: Oberlin Business Women's Club plans its final summer meeting June 24 at Martin Hotel. residents travel for family events and summer plans include trips, camps, and research assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Oberlin
Mr. Richards
Ketcham
Mr. Thoms
W. G. Mallory
Stella Irene
O. C
Charles Dickerman
Easton Carr
East
Keep Cottage
George M. Jones
Alice
Pacific Coast
Hunter Brothers Aim for 500 More Hours in City of Chicago Flight
In Chicago on June 20 the City of Chicago endurance plane racked up 274 hours aloft in its 10th day over Sky Harbor. Kenneth and John Hunter, Sparta Illinois, say they can reach 500 more hours as two spare pilots refuel eight to nine times daily. Irene Hunter cooks and monitors fuel as the team trails the 421 hour St. Louis record set by Dale Jackson and Forrest O Rine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L.P
Hunter Brothers
City of
Sky Harbor
Kenneth
John Hunter
Sparta
Ill
Walter
Albert
Multiple Fatalities Reported Across Ohio In 1930s News
The article lists numerous drownings and traffic deaths across Ohio. Notable losses include Carl Kuhn, 15, near Dover. Justus H. Jordan, Cincinnati attorney, in the Little Miami river. and several Cleveland Toledo Orrville and area victims in car crashes and a train incident. A fire at Zanesville area home and burns from an oil stove explosion are noted among the tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Kuhn
Dover
Tuscarawas River
Sugar Creek
Justus H. Jordan
Cincinnati
Little Miami River
Cleveland
Sylvia Skala
Katherine Bauer
Zelma Jones
Louise Spade
Michael McKelvey
Toledo
McKelvey
Michael Owens
Anna Kilburry
Delaware
West Jefferson
Elizabeth Ruhlman
Mason
Hamilton
Orrville
Evert Chaney
Vernon QC. Berby
Zanesville
Man’s sanity trial delays as physician report debated
In a courtroom dispute Judge Thompson Adams questions the completeness of a Lima hospital physician report on Dzouclis. Prosecutor Lon Myers seeks acceptance but Adams insists the letter is not a full, clear medical assessment. A special jury for the insanity trial is ordered after a prior disruption when Dzouclis’ daughter Sophia testified. Dzouclis is charged with killing Dineff on March 11 following Dineff’s elopement with Dzouclis’ daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dzouclis
Sophia
Dineff
Forester fined for reckless driving in Cleveland
Conrad Forester of Cleveland was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Justice Walter H Watts yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Forester
Cleveland
Walter H Watts
Forester
Veterans Bureau chiefs warn against costly aid measures
General Hines of the Veterans' Bureau and others oppose an unsound expansion of veterans aid arguing it burdens taxpayers. Mellon notes that adding 100 million dollars could force tax increases or tax reductions to be rolled back, and to the disabled veterans the proposed expansion could hurt their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Scientists raise filter on gaant for caperiments
Scientists implement stricter controls on gaant experiments amid safety reviews. Researchers emphasize adherence to protocols while government oversight increases. The move aims to ensure responsible development and prevent potential hazards during experimental trials.
One Body in Lake Disaster Still Missing
Toledo O June 23 Funeral services today for the Lake Erie speedboat disaster victim count rose as Coast Guard and private craft pressed a search for Herbert W Nauts the only body not recovered. Recovery of John Meyers and Arthur E Kruse reported with others found Saturday six victims identified including Charles H Nauts Franklin B Jones Frank Miller and Henry Hambach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Herbert W. Nants
John Meyers
Sandy Beach
Albert Delimate
Milton Portice
James Gauthier
CG-2332
Myers
Meyers
Arthur E. Kruse
Internal Revenue
Charles H. Nauts
Herbert Nauts
Franklin B. Jones
Frank Miller
Henry Hambach
Kruse
Chicago Mecca for Rotarians
CHICAGO June 23 The silver anniversary of Rotary International draws about 20000 delegates from 64 nations to Chicago. The plenary sessions begin tomorrow at Chicago Stadium with discussions of international goodwill led by Sir Henry Thornton Admiral Mark Kerr and Prince Iyesato Tokugawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rotary International
Rotary
Service Club
Chicago Stadium
Sir Henry Thornton
Montreal
Mark Kerr
Prince Iyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Summary
Markets show a mixed session with hogs 9.50 to 10.00. sows around 6.50. draggly cattle at 8.00 to 9.50 for common to medium steers. fat cows 6.50 to 7.00. calves vealers up to 12.00 with bulk around 11.50. grass calves 6.50 to 9.50. lambs 11.00 to 12.00. ewes 3.50 and wethers 4.00. Receipts: hogs 3900, cattle 1000, calves 900, sheep 1009. Top prices noted at 10.00 for hogs and 12.00 for lambs.
Local Eagles Begin Travel to State Convention
More than 200 Lorain County members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles are expected to leave tomorrow for the state convention of the lodge at Newark. Large delegations will come from Elyria Lorain Wellington and Amherst. Elyria lodge’s degree team has new uniforms and will compete tomorrow afternoon in the state championship competitive drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Order of Eagles
Newark
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Amherst
Elyria Lodge
Amherst Church Notices Summary
Amherst Ohio church calendar lists events from St Peter's Evangelical St John Evangelical and First Evangelical with choir rehearsals meetings and county federation activities. Activities include Workers Conference Council Lorain federation Mite Society Young Ladies Sodality and a Lakeside picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Amherst
Workers’ Conference
Lorain County Federation of E. Ww. Ue
First Evangelical Church
Methodial
Mite Society
Lakeside
Joseph A. C
Young Ladies Sodality
St. John's Evangelical Church
Y. P. L. South
Wellington Broadcasts Good Will Program
A Wellington group travelled to Mansfield yesterday afternoon to broadcast a Good Will program on WJIW. The event featured addresses by Sara Binder and A R Branson welcoming the Wellington Homecoming in August, with music by the Gloom Busters and multiple local performers including Mrs. Holland, Miss Sponseller, and Alfred Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mansfield
WJIW
Sara Binder
Eastern Stars
Ohio
A. R. Branson
Gloom Busters
Howard Page
Wilbur Sutils
Mansfield Station
Marian Sponseller
Alfred Frank
Mrs. Holland
Monterey
Lillian Johnson
Stone hits car injures infant near Falls Clinic
A stone thrown at the car carrying Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Newberger yesterday afternoon broke a window and struck their 16 month old baby on the head. The infant received first aid at Falls Clinic hospital. The accident occurred near the Clinic building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Newberger
Falls Clinic Hospital
Birth Announcements From Brighton and McKinley Street
A nine and a half pound son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Hardy in Brighton. A son weighing eight pounds seven ounces born to Mr and Mrs Martin Gibbons on McKinley street. An eight pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Guy Archer on Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hardy
Brighton
Martin Gibbons
McKinley Street
Guy Archer
Prospect Street
Mock Trial Attracts Hundreds In Local Church
The Methodist church auditorium overflowed for a mock trial titled Who Killed Earl Wright, with lessons on prohibition, bootlegger crime, and deportation for non citizens. Participants included Lena Dirlam and Dr C W Recard among others, as officials enforce traffic laws amid events at the Murray home where Alice Murray wed Clark Diggins of Kendellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Earl Wright
Lena Dirlam
C. W. Recard
A. E. Daugherty
Paul Carter
Perry Knapp
Cora Sheperd
FE. O. Blanchard
T. H. Peiffer
Worner Johns
Dr. Southwell
Cleveland
MISS MURRAY BRIDE OF INDIANA MAN A very beautiful wedding took
Miss Murray married an Indiana man in a simple ceremony reported with emphasis on the beauty of the occasion and the happiness of the couple. The article notes the bride’s attire and the supportive presence of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murray
Indiana
Damaged Japanese pine tree at Sharp home garden
Mrs Sharp reports a ginkgo or Japanese pine tree in the William Graves Sharp garden on Washington Avenue was badly damaged by boys using a limb to swing on. The tree, famed as one of the world’s two finest, has ties to Lord Salisbury and Japan, with seeds brought from England eighty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graves Sharp
Washington Avenue
England
Japan
Sharp Garden
China
Arkansas
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Carnera Godfrey Heavyweight Exhibition Broadcast Tonight
New York June 23. A blow by blow description of the Primo Carnera George Godfrey exhibition in Philadelphia tonight will be broadcast over the Columbia network. WABC New York WCAU Philadelphia and WPG Atlantic City will carry the program starting at 9 00 p m EST Ted Husing will describe the bout from ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Primo Carera
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Columbia
WABC
WCAU
WPG
Atlantic City
Ted Husing
Father files suit for 35000 damages over golf ball injury
Alex Sabo of 224 West River Street sues Mrs Helen Dorlan of Shaker Heights in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for 35000 damages claiming his son Alex Jr., 12, was struck by a golf ball at Spring Valley Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex, Jr
Spring Valley Country Club
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland outing highlights entertainments and sport
Robert Holland and Burt Curtice enjoyed the ball game at Cleveland yesterday. Mr and Mrs David Arnold and children enjoyed the circus at Cleveland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holland
Burt Curtice
Cleveland
David Arnold
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James
Red’ Forsythe
Reporter
Graf Zeppelin
Bailey
Cleveland Lad
Lake Ave
Mrcens
MER
Colo
Daniel O'Connell
Cleveland Terminal
Wiley Vinson
Youngstown
Burns
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Hoover
Mellon
General Hines
Lake Disaster
City
Cleveland Livestock
Baby
Stone
Stork News
Traffc
William Murray
Clark Diggons
Kendellsville
Ind
Helen
Charles W. Record
Indianapolis
SHARP
Carnera Godfrey
Harry H. Smith Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court St
Peerless
Second Street
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