Lorain court report and Warren confirmation debate text
A Lorain Lorain County snippet describes a mother and four children being made a public charge after eviction and a separate Senate session features Sen Cummins defending Charles B. Warren as Attorney General nominee amid antitrust law concerns and confirmation delays in Washington. Warren's record is praised, critics accuse him of bias toward clients, and the president's cabinet choices face scrutiny.
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Washington
Charles
Warren
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Cumminu
Believe Youth Was Murdered
Cincinnati police assert Wilbur Bold a 16 year old Enquirer copy boy died by his own hand at his Dayton Kentucky home. Relatives say he was burdened. His hands and feet were tied a gas jet tube in his mouth a girl’s bathing cap over his head and a school bag placed on top. All doors were locked.
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Cincinnati
Wilbur Bold
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dayton
Ethel Barrymore Stricken on Stage in Kansas City
Miss Ethel Barrymore, stricken here before a performance, was reported not improved after morning examination by Dr U S Milne. She spent a restless night and may be unable to appear tonight, the physician said.
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Kansas City
Rabbi Charged With Threatening President Coolidge
Rabbi E B M Browne affiliated with the American Jewish Seventy Elders Association was arrested in New York by justice department agents. He is charged with annoying President Coolidge and other government officials for writing letters to the president and his family containing threats.
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Washington
E. B. M. Browne
American Jewish Seventy Elders’ Association
New York
Department For Justice
Coolidge
Browne
Jury raises pay in court room incident
Jurors in the court of common pleas urged a pay hike from two to five dollars per day. Thomas Rule led the move citing Washington lawmakers’ raises. Judge Thompson noted the raise applies only after discharge, then the plan faded. Schwab says Europe, especially Italy and France, recovering. debt settlements progress.
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Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Rule
Washington
Thompson
Europe
New York
Italy
France
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Aquitania
Lorain Laxness 68 Law Enforcement Case Surfaces
Affidavits are being prepared involving a Lorain city official and several others including two attorneys. The affidavits, to be filed with Governor Donahey for official action, reveal little about who is behind the move or which official is implicated.
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Lorain
Neys
Donahey
Forty Year Quest For Lost Gold Mine Ends In Desert Again
At 88, Tom R. Owen crosses the Chihuahua desert seeking the legendary "mother lode" of gold and quartz. He previously found a rich mine in 1884 near El Paso, called the Hazel mine, later sold for $2,000, and faced death threats, hunger, and hostile locals on earlier searches. This last expedition aims to finally claim the lost mine as he vows only death will stop him.
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HS Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Tom R. Owen
Old Mexico
Owen
Fastern
Mother Lode
Texas
Diablo Mountains
el Paso
Ohio murderer escapes officials as transfer fails
Mansfield Ohio March 10 A telegram to Prosecuting Attorney George Blecker from Sheriff Fred Sells reports Wilbur Pettit wanted for the murder of John Payne escaped at Wichita Kansas while being moved between jails.
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Mansfield
Ohio
George Blecker
Fred Sells
Wilbur Pettit
John Payne
Wichita
Kas
Dady Resovers From Oualos In Accident
Little Lester Croft, badly scalded in an accident at his grandparents home, Frank Botamer and wife, 1149 East River Street, Saturday night, is much improved and sent home. His mother Mrs. Dewey Croft, also hospitalized, has joined him at the Croft residence 219 Bath Street. The child was scalded when a kettle of hot water and a small tub overturned after a bath given by his aunt, the daughter of Mrs. Botamer, who was slightly burned as well.
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Lester Croft
Frank Botamer
East River Street
Dewey Croft
Bath Street
Yachting Party Survives After Dam Accident in Wheeling
A yachting party en route from Pittsburgh to New Orleans steered over government dam No 2 at Wheeling upper end yesterday. Ken Kennedy led the craft owned by James McClaskey with his brother aboard. Dam workers rescued the trio before the boat sank. it was towed to shallow water and will be raised today. The men said they did not know the dam had been raised to position.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Plot Kennedy
James McClaskey
Traffic violators fined by justice
Deputy Sheriff Ed Mathews halted near Grafton and fined Ross Grabel of Elyria ten dollars and costs after a speeding arrest before Justice S. J. George. Walter Ritchie of Helena, driving for Wm. Arnshaw Cement Co, paid twenty five dollars and costs for an overloaded truck before Justice George. Deputy Cowie later arrested A. E. Debew, driver for M. Warner & Son, on the Cleveland Elyria road for a truck load of eighteen thousand eight hundred ninety pounds. fined twenty five dollars and costs by Justice George.
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Ed Mathews
Grafton
Ross Grabel
Elyria
S. J. George
Underhill
Eve Cowie
Walter Ritchie
Helena
Wm. Arnshaw Cement Co
Justice George
Cowie
A. E. Debew
M. Warner & Son
Cleveland-Elyria Road
American Student's Body Found Floating in German Stream
The body of Helen Reichert of Canton Illinois, a music student, was found floating in a small stream in the center of Leipzig Germany where a nationwide search had been conducted. Her parents had traveled from the United States to assist in the search.
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Leipzig
Germany
Helen Reichert
Canton
Illinois
United States
County to Decide on Grafton Road Route Change
County commissioners planned a conference with State Engineer Ted Brindle of Ashland to discuss altering the Belden to Erhart route. The present road runs one mile south of Belden then west. the proposal would shift it two miles south and use Cowlie road instead of Center road. Grafton men attended and a decision was expected this afternoon.
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Ted Brindle
Ashland
Belden
Erhart
Cowlie
Grafton
Colored Autoist Receives Extra Fine in City Court
Three traffic violators faced Mayor Hinkson this morning. Oscar McGill colored was fined for speeding on Broad street, nearly striking two women. Albert Jenkins and H T Larvar were fined for failing to stop and for parking without lights on Dennis on avenue respectively.
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Hinkson
Oscar McGill
Broad Street
Georges Walton
McGill
Albert. Jenkins
East Avenue
Mill Street
H. T. Larvar
Denis
Avenue
Various World Notices From March Dispatches
London reports Curzon recovering after operation with limited risk in coming days while Brussels refuses Irish Republican LeAder De Valera entry. Belgrade notes oil discovery in Jugoslovia. Reykjavik reports Mai fishing vessel return. Berlin cites $139 pension for Ebert widow and France seeks debt moratorium linked to Dawes plan funds.
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Brussels
Jamon de Valera
Belgium
de Valera
Two Lorain Men Sentenced in Criminal Term
The criminal term concluded with two sentences. Albert Garcia, a Lorain Mexican, pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons and received an indeterminate term at Manafield reformatory after a Feb 14 Globe Street shooting incident. Troy Walker, also of Lorain, pled guilty to cutting to wound and drew four years and six months in the penitentiary. Indictments against John Zaleska and Paul Rich were noted as flimsy, while John Clark will face perjury charges next term and Ludwig’s rape case was continued.
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Albert Garcia
Lorain
D. A. Baird
Garcia
Globe Street
W. B. Thompson
Manafield Reformatory
Mexico
Troy Walker
John Zaleska
Paul Rich
Elyria
John Clark
Ludwig
Amherst
Elks Plan Historic Initiation Class of 35
Elyria lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks prepares for its largest initiation as 35 candidates join the John G. Price class. Grand Exalted Ruler to attend March 25 with Grand Secretary Fred Robinson expected from Chicago. Delegations from Cleveland and other cities to attend banquet and speeches. Local membership rises to over seven hundred.
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Elyria Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
John G. Price
Fred Robinson
Des Moines
Chicago
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain
Sandusky
Ashland
Galion
Kingsley Gorners House Destroyed in Kingsley's Corners
GRAFTON March 19 The house occupied by John Nekersky at Kingsley's Corners burned to the ground last night from an unknown cause Badik seems to pursue John and his family He formerly ran the loop saloon at Elyria and was compelled to close for selling liquor Mrs Neiiesky awaits a hearing in the court of common pleas on square charges arreste about two weeks ago by a squad from Sheriff Underhill's office GAR YET DIES Ashland O March 10 Curtis Swineford veteran of Company H 42nd Regiment Ohio Veterans Volunteer Infantry died this morning at the Sandusky Soldiers Home
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Grafton
John Nekersky
Kingsley’s Corners
Badik
John
Elyria
Neiiesky
Court ‘of Common Pleas
Underhill
Ashland
Curtis Swineford
42Nd
Ohio Veterans’ Volunteer Infantry
President Garfield
Sandusky
President Coolidge to Attend Washington Opening Game
President Coolidge promised today to be in the Capital for the opening baseball game in Washington on April 22. He is expected to attend the opener, weather permitting, marking a ceremonial start to the season.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tragic Falls and Baby Deaths Reported in Separate Incidents
A 20 year old woman, Margaret Koontz of St Joseph Missouri, died after falling 180 feet from the Washington Monument in Baltimore. Police suspect suicide amid recent nervous treatment. In Ohio, five infants died from accidental poisoning and burns after ingestion of strychnine pills and a kettle of hot water.
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Baltimore
Washington Monument
Margaret Koontz
St. Joseph
New York Central Protests Bus Route to Cleveland Toledo
The New York Central railroad files a protest with The State Utilities Commission against the Cleveland Toledo Bus Co alleging the Cleveland Toledo route between Cleveland and Toledo is already sufficiently served.
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New York Central Railroad
Cleveland Toledo Bus Co
State Utilities Commission
Cleveland
Toledo
Expect to Find Water at Grafton
Senator Comings reports drilling at the Grafton farm is progressing and may finish by Saturday. He projects a plentiful water supply and says if found the property will be used for a state hospital for the insane. Baby Phiel Dies. Arthur Phiel Jr. of Cleveland died at Fairview Park Hospital at 10:50 last night. He was one year eight months and twelve days old. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery with services at the grandparents’ home.
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Comings
Grafton Farm
Baby Phiel
Arthur Phiel Jr
Arthur Phiel
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Taylor Funeral Home
Louis Phiel
Cleveland Street
Rev. Huntington
Glenville
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Rotary Through Art Charms Elyria Rotary Luncheon
Herman Leedy with Paul Hamiston at Oberlin College entertained the Rotary Cloud during a weekly YMCA luncheon with art slides and song sketches. The program featured "That Sweet Story of Old" and "Love's Old Sweet Song" among others, and highlighted Rotary ideals. Charles Sotherden announced the district conference at Canion on April 2-3.
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Rotary
Elyria
Herman Leedy
Oberlin College
Paul Hamiston
Oberlin
Laedy
Jay Howensting
Charles Sotherden
Canion
Love leads boy to death over marriage proposal
In Cleveland Harold Richardson 19 drank a poisonous draught and leapt from Rockefeller park after a marriage proposal was refused for lack of $500 to start a home. He survived with hospital saying he may recover the required money. In Baldwin Kansas telegrams of condolence poured in for Bishop William A. Quayle who died yesterday of a heart attack born June 25 1580 in Parkville Missouri.
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Cleveland
Harold Richardson
Rockefeller Park
Baldwin, Kas
William A. Quayle
M. E. Church
Quayle
Parkville
Couzens Pushes Tax Probe as Muzzling Claims Surface
Washington March 10 Documents claim subordinate Internal Revenue officers faced dismissal for dissent in large tax adjustments. The Penn Sand and Gravel case linked to a $150,297 depletion allowance vs $54,954. Couzens says hearings resume April as probe widens to tax and prohibition cases.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Senate
Penn Sand and Gravel Company
Penn Company
Bureau
Committee On
Committee On Review and Appeal
Couzens
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Walsh
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Ethel Barrymore
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Negro
Robert Little
John B. Keller
International Agrcultural Corporation
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Ray Grange
Lord Curzon
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