Lorain Grand Jury Indicts 22. 15 Plead Not Guilty or Guilty
Thirteen of the 22 indicted by the Lorain County Grand Jury appeared before Judge W B Thompson. Four pleaded guilty, nine pleaded not guilty. Several later arraignments and bonds were set, with trials slated to begin Tuesday at 9 o clock. Names include Lillian Rogers Joe Krusow Clyde Southard Joseph Lasky Clifford Ringler Wesley Bake Arthur Thomas Mike Kovac John Marshall William Ray Albert Binder David Zolnai and others. The court also noted a discharge and parole actions in several cases.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Lillian Rogers
Joe Krusow
Clyde Southard
Toledo
Joseph Lasky
Third Field Artillery
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Mansfield Reformatory
Don W. Myers
Cour
Clifford Ringler
Richard Horan
Wesley Bake
Arthur Thomas
Mike Kovac
John Marshall
William Ray
Albert Binder
David Zolnai
Thompson
Measles Epidemic Grips Elyria Children
Elyria reports 151 measles cases since February 25 as sanitary police officer F. H. Williams quarantines over ten homes daily. The outbreak affects the whole city, especially the east side, described as the big red type. While many cases are serious, no fatalities have been reported. Scarlet fever epidemic appears checked with last case on March snd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
F. H. Williams
City Health Commission
F.H. Williams
Snd
Fire damages rear seat in 1928S automobile
Fire in the rear of a home garage last night damaged the upholstery and back rest of a 1928S coach owned by W. F. Stewart at 606 East Broad Street. A witness saw the blaze and Hose Company No. 1 extinguished it with water. Officials suspect cigarette sparks as the cause. Nearly all upholstery in the coach was burned.
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W. FL. Stewart
East Broad Street
Stewart
Twocit
Stewart and Hose Company No. 1
Sunday school attendance record drive ends in writing
Readers are urged to send Sunday school attendance records in writing to the editor. The Chronicle Telegram offers 35.00 in gold to the person who has attended Sunday school the longest without missing a Sunday. Only written records accepted.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Boone seeks new daily exercise for Hoover
Washington March 9 Dr Joel T Boone personal physician to President Coolidge and now to President Hoover says the main problem is finding an exercise to replace the famous electric horse used by the last chief executive He notes Hoover has no favorite form of exercise and avoids golf horseback riding or walking though he may take to walking for daily exercise or perhaps a medicine ball He praises Hoover as physically fit with a powerful physique and large back and shoulder muscles and says he will prescribe a regular exercise regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joel T. Boone
Coolidge
Hoover
Boone
Elyria Board of Trade drive nears goal after surge in donations
Workers in Elyria push to raise 455 more dollars to reach an 18150 goal for the Board of Trade campaign. Fridays yield 375, bringing total to 17624. Membership rises from 186 to over 390, with 400 likely before close. Chairman Louis Iglauer praises workers and urges creation of a central chamber to serve growing city needs.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Robert Coburn
Fridar
Board of Trade
Coburz
Louis Iglauer
Chamber of Commerce
Ohioan Named Asst. Secy. Of Navy
Bulletin from Washington reports President Hoover appoints Avis S. Ingalls of Cleveland Ohio as assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aviation. Ingalls a member of the Ohio legislature succeeds Edward P. Warner of Massachusetts.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover Taday
Avis S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Ohio
Navy
Ingalls
Edward P. Warner
Massachusetts
Hoover's First Week At White House Becomes Landmark
Washington March 3 Hoover completes his first week in the White House as a busy start to his administration. He pushes farm relief plans with Senator McNary and calls Congress to meet April 15 while enforcing prohibition laws. He signals an open press policy and reshapes personnel while broadening investigations to narcotics immigration and anti trust issues alongside prohibition.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Mexico
Senator McNary
Oregon
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Coolidge
Nary Confers With Hoover On Farm Relief Bill
Washington March 2 Chairman McNary of the Senate agriculture committee met with President Hoover at the White House to discuss farm relief legislation. He plans a draft embodying Hoover’s campaign plan and aims to have the measure ready for action on the first day of the special session, April 15, with Senate passage expected before moving to the House.
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Washington
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Troover
Hoover
Senate
House
Congress
Haugen
House Agriculture
Coolidge
Cooperation drives Elyria Spring Valley district development
City officials, county and township leaders met with property owners to discuss Spring Valley area development in a cooperative, businesslike session. Il H Webber led the meeting, Mayor Hewitt urged a kindly, collaborative city stance, and Commissioner Peebles supported improvements while noting he spoke only for his board. Continued on Page 2.
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Spring Valley
Elyria
Spring Valley Country Club
H. Webber
James A. Hewitt
Thomas Peebles
Commissioners’ Board
Hold Up Men End Payroll Theft Attempt In Lynn
Miss Alice Larkin, 28, private secretary, battled two armed robbers in front of Neitz Leather Company while trying to save a $3,000 payroll. A young gunman opened her car door, demanded the leather money, and fled with the billfold after a brief struggle.
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Lynn
Mass
Alice Larkin
John Cavalerro
Boy and Dog Die From Poison Near Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on March 9 Junior Bloomfield aged 3 and his dog died within half an hour of each other. Authorities believe a poisoner aiming to rid the neighborhood of stray animals was involved. Post mortems show strychnine eaten with food intended for the dog. The suspect has disappeared. police say the poisoner has operated in West Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Junior Bloomfield
Junior
West Portsmouth
Rebels Plan Strike Toward Mexico City From Mazatlan
Gen Francisco Borquez announces rebel forces marching on Mazatlan and GuadAlajara with aims to seize Mexico City as federal troops retreat south. Nogales reports massing federal soldiers, an aerial incident, and the shooting death of Floyd Thompson across the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Borquez
Sonora
Mexico City
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Borquez
Ramon Turbe
Jaime Carillo
Novarit
Republic
Fausto Topete
Mex
Iturbe
Topete
Guadalajara
Nayarit
Tepic
Nogale
Floyd Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim Hathaway
Thompson
Grass Fire On Woodberry Street Extinguished By Firemen
A grass fire on Woodberry street was put out by firemen using brooms at 10 this morning. A group of boys using matches started the blaze which threatened nearby buildings. The call went to Central Fire Station and Hose Company No. 1 responded on a two alarm. No damage resulted.
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Woodberry St
Central Fire Station
Finds Slayers Of Babies Insane in Michigan Case
Mrs Oakes Gorham age 25 and her mother Mrs Ethel Lewis age 49 accused of murdering one infant and suspected of killing six more are declared insane by a two physician sanity commission. The doctors Roy A Morter and C N Sowers recommend lifelong commitment to a state hospital and sterilization for the women who killed seven of their babies, per Gorham's confession.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Oakes Gorham
Ethel Lewis
Berrien County
Roy A. Morter
Kalamazoo State Hospital
C. N. Sowers
Galles Takes Command Of Northern Mexican Offensive
Mexico City March 9 Plutarco Elias Calles the minister of war took personal command of the federal army's northern offensive against insurgents. He plans vigorous action against rebel centers in Zacatecas and Coahuila to recoup Juarez. General Lazaro Cardenas leads the advance toward Canitas while General J Gonzales Escobar commands at Torreon. General Almazan, with Ortiz, drives from Piedras Negras toward Torreon, defeating Gutierrez’s rebels en route.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Federal
Calles
Zacatecas
Coaahuila
Juarez
Irapuato
Canitas
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Torreon
Torreon, State of Cahuila, Where Gen. J. Gonzales Escobar
Juan Almazan
Eulogio Ortiz
Paredon
Coahuila
Almazan
Luis Gutierrez
Saltillo
Levee Break Threatens Mississippi Valley Area
Bulletin from Memphis reports a 125 foot break in a levee along the old river bed 30 miles northeast of Blytheville, Arkansas near the Missouri line. Widespread rains across Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee fuel grave concern as crews and engineers rush to reinforce weak points and prevent flood damage.
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Memphis
Tenn
Blytheville
Ark
Missouri-Arkansas State Line
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
St. Francis
Mississippi
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cuban condemned man shoots way to freedom in Pottsville
Elzear Miguel a Cuban condemned to die for the murder of Louise Jacks escaped the Pottsville jail after shooting night guard Roy Green in the leg at 4 40 am. He forced Green to unlock his cell and flee into the jail office. Local posse and state police searched surrounding areas for the fugitive as the death row inmate had been slated for execution at Rockview penitentiary with dates set earlier in February and March.
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Pottsville
Elzear Miguel
Rockview Penitentiary
Miguel
Roy Green
Green
Louise Jacks
Lindbergh Starts Air Mail Flight Toward Browns ville
Col Charles A Lindbergh began his inaugural flight over the air mail and passenger route from Mexico City to Browns ville Tex at 7 56 am local time aboard the Mexico christened plane. An escort plane piloted by Alfred Kenilof followed soon after as Lindbergh planned a brief stop at Tampico before resuming toward Browns ville.
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Vtalbuena
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbersh
Brownsville
Tex
Lindbersh
Mexico
Tampico
Calies
United States
Lindbbergh
Alfred Kenilof
Mexican Aviation Company
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SGITY
Flyria
Bulletin
Nary
Althaus Studio
Wellington
Martha Davidson
Lake Shore Boulevard
Annie Ingersoll
Kipton
Emma Hayes
Davidson
Ingersoll
Gene Alice Herrick
Alta Herrick
Ireland
Dog
Pia
Galles
Mauel Limen
el Paso
Tezx
Lindy
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