Woman shoots priest in Canton church murder case
Mrs. Mary Guerrier, 27, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in Canton Ohio for the shooting of Rev. Joseph Riccardi, 32, after mass at St Anthony's Catholic church. She claimed the priest mistreated her daughter and was held for the grand jury. Parishioners detained her after five shots rang out in the vestibule as Riccardi left the sanctuary.
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Canton
Mary Guerriers
Joseph Riccardi
Riccardi
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Mary Guerrier
Joseph . Riccardi
St. Anthony’s JaHan
Father Riccardi
Robin Fights Its Reflection in Window Scene
L. D. Wilson of 112 Eastern Heights Boulevard reports a robin at his home has spent two days battling its reflection in a garage window. The bird pursues an apparent rival, pecking and fluttering as onlookers watch the curious daily duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
L. D. Wilson
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Eight Fire Calls In One Day At Central Station
Central Fire Station logged its eighth alarm today at 2 15 p m to extinguish a fence fire at 611 West avenue. Engine Company No 1 responded while Company No 1 had earlier fought a grass fire at the corner of Columbus and St Clair streets. Fire Chief W N Bates noted the blaze activity could set a new record, with a record of about ten calls previously standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
West Avenue
Columbus
St. Clair
W. N. Bates
Old Town play to tour Elyria for benefit
The Grafton talent group that staged Welcome to the Old Town last November in Grafton will perform it in Elyria on Tuesday night March 12 as a benefit for a paralyzed former Grafton man. All proceeds go to him with expenses donated. The cast includes Floyd Yost Edna Alghram Alfred Alghram Jim Rourke Sol Pepper Rita Bessing Mrs Courtney Jones Clarence Whitney Robert Heath Gladys Hillier.
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Old Town
Grafton
Elyria
Lorain
Medina
Milan
Dover
Cleveland
Americanization Association to Meet in March
The Ely tia Americanization Association will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday March 12 at 415 PM at Mr Chamberlain's office in the Turner building.
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Americanization Association
Elytia Americanization Association
Local Lorain Couples Appear In Court Record
A Justice of the Peace process lists Carl Sage a Lorain bookkeeper and Pauline Moore 21 of Lorain with Rev Siward as associated parties. Raymond Marsh 21 Elyria a body builder and Nellie Karkalla 21 Kipton with Rev Redhead. Harry McClellan 23 Lorain la borer and Rebecca Gatewood 21 Lorain.
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Carl Sage
Lorain
Pauline Moore
Siward
Raymond Marsh
Elyria
Nellie Karkalla
Kipton
Redhead
Harry McClellan
Rebecca Gatewood
Improvements and investigations urged for orphan institution
Governor Cooper announced a sixty day investigation into improvements and betterments needed to bring the orphan institution to the highest state of efficiency for the orphans in state care. The finding will be reported to Governor Cooper, Raymond C. Ingersoll of Warren, Ohio commander of the mission, and Judge Charles Schaher of Bucyrus, Ohio. Thompson conducted a separate inquiry into conditions in the Philippine Islands during the Coolidge era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Raymond C. Ingersoll
Warren
Ohio
Sion
Charles Schaher
Bucyrus
Thompson
Philippina Islands
Coolidge
Suit filed against road building co over truck charges
W. J. Graver of Lorain filed suit against the Road Building Company of South Amherst seeking 168 dollars and 75 cents for the use of his truck. The action names the defendant as owing the amount, reflecting a civil claim filed in local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Building CO
W. J. Graver
Lorain
Road Building Company of
South Amherst
Mrs Martin Drops Assault Charge In Court
Rudolph Martins wife appeared with four witnesses to prosecute him for assault and battery. He had been in county jail since Saturday. Upon seeing him she reconsidered and said she would take him home. The justice ordered payment of costs and releasing them.
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Rudolph Martin
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Justice George
Rudolph
Sixtieth Fire Call Of Year At Central Station
Central Fire Station reports the sixtieth fire call of 1929 at 11 30 this morning a still alarm to extinguish a grass fire behind 303 Adams Street The fire was put out with brooms and water Earlier at 9 30 Hose Company No 1 answered a still alarm a grass fire north of Cleveland Street west of Abbey Road outside city limits and the crew returned without a full trip.
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Central Fire Station
Adams Street
Cleveland Street
Abbey Road
Smalls Blaze on Roof at 104 Spruce Street
Sparks from a burning chimney at 104 Spruce Street, home of Thomas Drage, triggered a fire alarm at 7 57 am. Engine Company No. 3 and Hose Company No. 1 responded as shifts changed. Shingles on the porch roof were ignited by sparks and were extinguished with buckets of water. Damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Drage
Spruce Street
Central Fire Station
Drage
North Ridgeville Girl Scouts Visit Elyria
North Ridgeville girl scouts led by Miss Ruth Dunham toured Elyria on Saturday visiting the central fire station to inspect firefighting gear and hear lectures, then stopped by the Chronicle-Telegram to view Saturday’s press run.
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North Ridgeville Scouts
North Ridgeville
Ruth Dunham
Elyria
Central Fire Station
Chronicle-Telegram
Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Charge In Oberlin
Owen Smith of Oberlin pleaded not guilty in common pleas court to a liquor possession charge. The case was continued until Saturday after a raid at his home at midnight Saturday found liquor remains and many empty cans and bottles in the rear yard.
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Owen Smith
Oberlin
Common Pleas
Smith
Garage Hold-Up Reported In Dover Center
Dover Center police were notified Saturday afternoon that a local garage was held up. A minute description of the suspect was given, and the robber reportedly fled in a green car striped with yellow.
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Holdup
Dover Center
Local Man Sentenced to Ten Days for Court Contempt
Lewis Caywood received ten days in jail after a contempt of court finding connected to a divorce case filed by Hazel Caywood. Judge W B Thompson presided over the sentence.
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Lewis Caywood
Hazel Caywood
Caywood
W. B. Thompson
Bank sues over 525 dollars on two notes in Rochester case
The Third National Bank of New London files suit against Catherine and Charles Riebe alleging they owe 525 on two promissory notes and seeks foreclosure of two mortgages on property in Rochester village.
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Third National Bank of New London
Catherine
Charles Riebe
Rochester Village
Truck Abandoned After Theft Recovered in La Porte
Ford truck stolen from East avenue and Second street Saturday afternoon was recovered abandoned by city authorities in La Porte. John Wilhelm Oberlin reported the theft to police before the vehicle was found.
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East Avenue
Second Street
la Porte
John Wilhelm Oberlin
Bicycles Recovered Behind West Avenue Shoe Shop
A police officer found two bicycles in the rear of a West Avenue shoe shop at 4 a.m. today. The bikes were taken to police headquarters. One bike was red with white trim, the other tan with red trim.
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Avenas
Auto theft report: stolen car found on Harrison street
A car stolen near the Lodi street bridge was recovered later on Harrison Street. The thief had replaced a missing tire with a different, likely 014, wheel.
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Lodi Street Bridge
Harrison Street
Divorce Granted for Kathryn Jones and Morrison Jones
Kathryn Jones was granted a divorce from Morrison Jones on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. The plaintiff was awarded custody of their minor child.
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Kathryn Jones
Morrison Jones
Judgment Granted Against Cerba for $13,523.96
H. S&S. Squire, acting as executor, was granted a judgment of thirteen thousand five hundred twenty three dollars and ninety six cents against Joseph Cerba. The ruling confirms the creditor's claim and outlines the awarded amount in the court order.
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H. S&s. Squire
Joseph Cerba
Tire Co Gets Judgment Against Alfred Peterman
The Michelin Tire Company secured a court judgment for 1166.18 dollars against defendant Alfred Peterman.
Findley To Talk To Campers
G B Findley will be the principal speaker at the annual YMCA Campers Reunion to be held Friday evening at the YMCA. John D Sickkinen announced final plans after a Saturday planning meeting. The dinner bugle call is set for 6 30 pm with camp song singing and a leaders stunt led by Carl Wagner. Plans for Camp Isssee kes operation this summer will be announced at the reunion.
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G. B. Findley
John D. Sickkinen
Association
Carl Wagner
Iss-see-kes
Man Interferes in Family Row Ends Up Injured
Alonzo Esoxton and his wife fought in front of Roosevelt school at 5 am. Roscoe Pierce and Hubbard intervened, Esoxton wounded Pierce with a knife. Pierce treated at Memorial hospital for minor facial lacerations and released. Esoxton surrendered the knife to police claiming self defense.
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Alonzo Esoxton
Roosevelt School
Roscoe Pierce
Hubbard
Elstria
Pierce
Esaxion
Memorial Hospital
Northrup Street
Esoxton
Forest fire halts spread as sheriff unit assists
The sheriff's department took on forest firefighting duties Sunday night near Elyria avenue between here and Lorain to curb a blaze that destroyed a Ford car and a large tree. The car struck the tree and burst into flames. Firefighters could not locate the driver. The deputy force mainly cleared debris and prevented spread to nearby brush.
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Sheriff's Dept
Sheriff’s Department
Elyria Avenue
Here
Lorain
Prohibition Law Divides Statesmen On Jones Act
The Anti-Saloon League and its leaders argue the Jones law shows the administration means business and deters bootleggers, with early reports claiming a wholesome effect. Opponents warn penalties are draconian and could spur bootleggers to shoot their way to freedom, while some officials remain cautious about long term impact.
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Association Against the
Net
Drys
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
League
McBride
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Potatoes Prices
Cleveland markets report butter prices with extras and firsts across lots 51-53 and 43 1-4 50 1-4. Seconds and extras listed with various lot numbers. Poultry items including heavy fowls leghorns ducks and geese with price ranges. Potatoes priced per 150-pound sacks and 100-pound bags with regional varieties and home grown sacks. Florida new potatoes quoted per barrel. One-cent under express stock noted for Caz poultry.
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Cleveland
Caz Poultry
York State
Michigan
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Cleveland Ohio March 11 hogs receipts 4500 market steady with classes listed by weight. 250-350 lb hogs 1175 1200, 200-256 lb 1199 1225, 160-200 lb 1175 1192, 130-160 lb 1050 1095, 99-130 lb 1025 1095. Cattle receipts 1400 calves 90, beef steers 1250 1235, yearlings and heifers 16 25, beef cows 800 909, cutters 690 700, vealers 1550 1906. Sheep receipts 1100 market steady to 25 cents lower, fat lambs 195 1725, cull lambs 140 350, fat ewes 206 zest.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report March 11
Toledo Ohio receipts totaled about 500 with a 50 to 60 cent rise. Heavies moved 1150 to 1173, mediums 1175 to 1200. yorkers 1000 to 1185, good pigs 1000 to 1050. Calves light, market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market steady.
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Toledo
Fourteen Dockets in Common Pleas Court Actions
Forty four defendants named in a partition suit filed Saturday by Earl C. Taylor estate of the late Robert H. Elison. Viola I Bracken sues George S Bellfoy and others to settle her share. National Neon Inc secures 1101.20 cognovit note judgment against Parquale Giardina. Leona Whittaker seeks divorce from Joseph H Whittaker married Oct. 1927 with one child.
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Common Pleas Court
Earl C. Taylor
Robert H. Elison
Viola I. Bracken
George ,S. Bellfoy
the National Neon, Inc
Common Pleas
Parquale Giardina
A. R. Webber
Leona Whittaker
Joseph H. Whittaker
Auto Club Opposes Gas Tax Hike in Lorain County
Henry Miller secretary of the Lorain County Automobile Club voiced opposition to Sullivan’s gasoline tax bill raising the levy to four cents a gallon. State reps Rogers and Summers have been asked to vote against it as the measure faces a Wednesday hearing before the House highways committee. The Ohio State Automobile Association, of which the club is a member, contends the bill serves material interests and contractors and cites no need for extra tax.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Henry Miller
P. H. Rogers
C. R. Summers
Lorain County
Affiler
House
Ccal Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Sullivar
Oberlin loses in first indoor track meet at Ypsilanti
Oberlin Yeomen fell 84 to 14 at Michigan State Normal in Ypsilanti in Oberlin's season opener. Barnes led with two seconds in the 25 yard dash and the low hurdles as Oberlin showed no firsts in the meet. Construction progresses on two new South Main blocks as Klermund prepares a new building south of his plant. Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert set for Finney chapel with modern composers featured. Dean Graham spoke at Union Lenten service on The Gospel of the Cross.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Yeomen
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Mich
Yeomen
Ypsi
Barnes
South Main Street
Bailey
Jones and Jacksons’ Florist Shop
Town Hall
Klermund
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Finney Chapel
Fivelius
Turina
Borodine
Tschaikowsky
Myra Hess
Thomas W. Graham
United Church Chhoir
Grieg
Herbert Harroun
Conservatory
Oberlin club briefs and lodge meeting notice
The Oberlin literature department of the Woman's club meets tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. C. H. Dudleys at 163 West College. The Oberlin Masonic Lodge holds its regular meeting tomorrow night. Mrs. Hattie Reed, mother of Charlies Reed of North Main, has moved from Indianapolis for health reasons. Mrs. Anna Hall of South Pleasant Street is recovering from pleurisy. Thomas Bows remains at home on Grafton Street due to illness.
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Oberlin Woman's Club
C. H. Dudleys
West College Street
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Hattie Reed
Charlies Reed
North Main St
Oberlinrom
Indianapolis
Anna Hall
South Pleasant Street
Thomas Bows
Grafton Street
Algiers Pursues University City Model Inspired by Sorbonne
Algiers has begun drafting a University City concept modeled after Paris Sorbonne aims. The plan envisions a centralized campus integrating education research and cultural institutions to elevate higher learning in the capital.
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Algiers
Sorbonne
Paris
Four Face Mayor On Liquor Charges
Weekend liquor sprees brought four men before Mayor James A. Hewitt on intoxication charges. Joe Minnick Perry court pled guilty and fined five dollars and costs. Paul Sairen 251 West River street and John Fredericks West Bridge street also pled guilty and received five dollar fines plus costs. William Linder Second street was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication and had five dollars suspended on condition he replace a broken window at a Lodi street restaurant.
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James A. Hewitt
Joe Minnick
Perry Court
Paul Sairen
West River Street
John Fredericks
West Bridge Street
Willianm Linder
Second Street
Hewitt
Linder
Lodi Street
Trustees Discuss Intertownship Road Plan
Trustees from Henrietta and Brownhbeim townships met in the county commissioners office to discuss a new intertownship road. Plans were not available today as the trustees plan to draft a resolution with road specifications and present it to the commissioners soon.
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Henrietta
Brownhbeim
County Commissioners Office
Death of Mrs. Jane Mason Arrives for Funeral in Elyria
The body of Mrs. Jane Mason, who died in California, will arrive in Elyria Tuesday at 7 PM and be taken to Nichols Funeral Home. She is survived by two children, seven grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, a sister Emma Squires and a brother A Munuhing. A Church of Christ member and Grange affiliate, services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Nichols Funeral Home. Burial will be in Murray Ridge Cemetery.
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Jane Mason
California
Elyria
Nichols Funeral Home
A. W. Mason
West Ridge
O. B. Squires
Los Angeles
Emma Squires
A. Munuhing
Church of Christ of
City
Pomona Grange
State
National Grange
Fowler
Murray Hdge
Change Vacation Schedule For Policemen
The city approves a new police vacation schedule to ensure full protection in summer and beyond. Starting April 1, the period extends until all officers have taken vacations. Safety Director Efdt and Police Chief Stankard support the shift from May to September to a longer coverage window.
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Safety Service
John N. Efdt
Polles
E. J. Stankard
Efdt
Dymond Sues Hines for Farm Accounting in Wellington
John Dymond files suit against George Hines seeking court order for an accounting of an agreement regarding a 140 acre farm in Wellington township.
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John Dymond
George Hines
Wellington Township
Bufalmaco Caricatures with Mouth Labels in 1330 Art
Italian painter Bufalmaco, active around 1330, drew caricatures and labeled the mouths of his figures with sentences, illustrating a playful and expressive approach to portraiture in medieval art.
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Bufalmaco
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
A 1929 United Press radio features rundown lists programs for Eastern Time. At 7:08 p.m. the voter service by Women Voters appears via WBAF NHC. 8:00 p.m. the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra on WLW WABC CBS. 9:00 p.m. Paul Whiteman’s orchestra on WEAF NBC. 11:09 p.m. Vaudeville hour with variety stars.
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United Press
Eastern Standard Time
WBAF
NHC
WLW
Cincinnat
Cincinnati Symphony
WABC
CBS
Paul Whiteman
WEAF
Denison Ave Home Sale Announced by J H Dixon
Local realtor J H Dixon announced the sale of a Colonial home on Denison Avenue built by Earl Beal to Mrs Mary Karet Purdum a teacher at Elyria High School. Possession expected about March 25.
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J. H. Dixon
Denison Avenue
Earl Beal
Mary Karet Purdum
Elyria High School
Purdum
Kuhn Sues Wassily Over Lorala Property Partition
Margaret Kuhn files a partition suit against Julia Wassily and others seeking court distribution of Lorala property under the will provisions.
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Margaret Kuhn
Julia Wassily
Dancing at Cascade Tuesday Nite Dance Night
A Cascade event invites couples to a dance on Tuesday night March 12 with an entry price of 50 cents per couple.
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Cascade
Norsworthy Infant Dies in New London Former Elyria resident
John W. Norsworthy infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Norsworthy of New London and formerly of Elyria, died at home Sunday March 10 aged nine months and 10 days. He is survived by his parents sister Donnamae brother Dudley Jr. and grandparents Mr. and Mrs H Vogelsong. Funeral at grandparents home on Oberlin road Tuesday at two. Burial in Kidselawn cemetery.
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John W. Norsworthy
Dudley W. Norsworthy
New London
Elyria
D. W. Norsworthy
Donnamae
Dudley, Jr
H. Vogelsong
Lttle
Oberlin Road
Kidselawn Cemetery
Robson Rites Set for Geneva Woman
Mrs Lissie H Robson of Grafton died at 4:00 am Monday in Community Hospital Geneva Ohio aged 61 Funeral services will be held at Webster funeral parlors in Geneva at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon Burial with services at the grave Laporte cemetery at 2 00 Thursday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissie H. Robson Grafton
Liasie H. Robson
Geneva
Ohio
Webster Funeral
Laporte
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Canton, Ohio
ODD Fellows
Continent
Irew
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Man
Auto Club
Denison Ave
Bill Bartlett
Perry Ct
Cleveland St
John Norsworthy
Elyria Fur Shoppe
Light Gun Metal Boulevard
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