Bandit Leader in Akron Held in Bank Robbery Case
Bert Walker, 49, arrested in Akron on suspicion of leading a three man band that robbed the Suvaria Onie Bank on March 5 and fled with 7000 dollars. Police recovered a Michigan license plate and raided a cottage, detaining two accomplices, Nathan A. King and Frank Mitchell, as Toledo and Sylvania authorities pursue links to a Toledo oil office murder and other crimes.
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Akros
Bert Walker
Harland Manes
Suvaria
Onie
Walker
Michigan
Sylvania
Toledo
William J. Maton
Standard Oil
Mares
Nathan A. King
Frank Mitchel
Death Record Ernest W Brackett 38
Ernest W Brackett aged 38 died at 3 35 this morning at his home 7 Water street after two weeks illness He leaves his wife Fiorence R two sisters Mrs Carl Pratt Elyria and a brother George of Orange Park Fla Brackett born in Elyria and lived here most of life He was a member of the Masonic Order Eastern Star and Masonic Club of Elyria Funeral at his late home Thursday at 1 30 Rev Auld officiating Masonic burial at Garfield cemetery Sheffield
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Ernest W. Brackett
Water Street
Fiorence R
Alrs
Carl Pratt
Elyrne
George
Orange Park
Fla
Brackett
Elsyia
Masonic Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Club of
Elyria
Auld
Garfield Cemetery
Sheffield
Lorain Man Pleads Guilty To Crashing Signal In Police Court
H Wilaskey of Lorain pleaded guilty to crashing a red traffic signal at the Lod and Furnace streets intersection. Mayor James A. Hewitt fined him five dollars plus costs.
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Lod
Furnace Streets
H. Wilaskey
Lorain
James A. Hewitt
Tedar
Kiwanians to Visit Armitage's Neon Plant
Elyria Kiwanis members plan a daytime visit after lunch at Hotel Newell Thorsay to inspect Jim Armitage's Neon Lighting manufacture, located on Lodi Street near Elyria.
Impounded Abandoned Chevrolet Found on Pasadena Avenue
A Chevrolet touring car with tags 553-229 was found abandoned on Pasadena Avenue and towed to the city garage after authorities noted a bare steering wheel. Police were unable to move the vehicle until it could be secured.
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Pasadena Avenue
New Ford Gas Save 72 Miles On 2 Gallons
Walter Critchler of Wheaton Illinois claims a new Vix Vapor Humifier and Gas Saver for autos trucks tractors and engines delivering 72 miles per two gallons for New Fords and gains for other makes. He offers monthly earnings from 259 to 1009 and invites inquiries.
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FORD
Walter Critchler
Wheaton
Ill
Mgr. Critchtow
Cousty
Tod
Adr
Local Fire Alarms Reach Fifty for Year in City
A 9:34 p m call to 269 East Eighth Street brought Hose and Engine Company No 1 to a small roof fire caused by chimney sparks. The blaze burned two small holes before extinguisher foam put it out. It marked the 50th alarm of the year at Central Station. A jury heard civil actions in common pleas court, including a $5,680.83 suit over alleged misrepresented auto parts and an auto collision claim, with verdicts for the defendant in one case. In another trial, a judge declared “not guilty” in a paternity case after a two day hearing. Mary MacCauler filed for divorce from John Michael on grounds of extreme cruelty. they wed in February 1928.
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Soth
F_ M. Passmore
Eighth Street
Central Station
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Eval B. Robertson
Johann Petersobe
Common Pleas Court
C. E. Cook
Midway
Ernest Rhinehart
Amherst
Veis
W. B. Thompson Todar
Ghio
Elizabeth Kotz
Alex Veja
Miss Rotais
Mary MacCauler
Commor Pleas Court
Todar
Funeral Procession Draws Thousands From Capitol to Church
A vast funeral procession moved from the Capitol to a church as condolences poured in from around the world. Leaders from governments including President Hindenburg sent messages while a hospital case received emergency care and officials observed ceremonies at a state funeral site. Rubbernecking crowds paused as 120 cars accompanied the escort to the cemetery.
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Hindenhere
Mary
Amerimath
Gov
B Athington
Deat Hoover
Five Youths Plead Guilty To Robbery In Cleveland
Five Cleveland youths charged with robbery pleaded guilty in common pleas court before Judge W B Thompson. Four received parole after a two year term. Robert Beso Milano Mike Moranda and Ross Y Valere were considered for parole, with one denied. Parole hearings set for the remaining defendant.
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Cleveland
W. B Thompson
Don W. Myers
Jidse Trompson
Milano
Robert Beso
Mike Moranda
Ross Y Valere
Fay
Ohio leaders form committee on state economic plan
A regional assembly includes A. Hudnrutt Elyria and George Dachuler Elyria to represent industry groups and local officials. They elect George chairman and Garthe secretary as they outline a threefold plan to stimulate business, urge immediate public works, and promote home and shop improvements. The group schedules 20 more meetings, aims to mobilize county and municipal leaders, notes a $245,000,960 state spending projection, and plans a Friday session at 2 p.m. in Lorain.
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Ation of
Labor
A. C. Hudnrutt
Elyria
Ohio Newspaper Association
George E Dachuler
Ohio State Comcl
Frank Mason
Eiving
Ohio State Grange
Thomas Peebles
Lorain
Lorain Cousts
J. C. George
Chronicls-Telegrave
A. L. Garford
Ohio Manufacturers Association
George
Garthe
Dao Cizar
Faero
Bpick-co
Iacarom
Seiple
Lorain County Styte and Trust Co
Jury Selection in Irene Crawford Murder Trial Continues
The article describes the ongoing jury selection for Irene Crawford's murder trial. Prospective jurors, including several women, are questioned about capital punishment while the panel is sworn and kept under guard. Judge Hildebrand orders jurors to avoid discussions, with the state pursuing the death penalty if convicted.
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Crawford
Rene
Femiri
Paceza
Ariz
Dagte
Tod
Jurr
Joseph D. Heller
Warne Township
C. Leroy Shira
Ew Castle
J. E. McDonald
Elswood Citr
E. C. Porter
Warne
Coeur
Jueége
R.L. Hildebrand
Bart J. H. Roberts
Franz Geiger
Pennssitania
Castieten
Hildebrand
Irene
Charles J. Margiotti
Atate Po
Nationwide poll shows big majority for stricter enforcement of law
United States voters favor tighter Prohibition enforcement in a Pathfinder nationwide poll. Breakdown shows 214 573 for stricter enforcement 75 694 for government sale of light wines and beer 56 502 for government sale of hard liquor 24 252 for private sale at non drinking places 15 444 for return of saloons. Total dry 272 826 wet 171 826 with Montana Nevada Idaho Louisiana North and South Dakota and DC rated wet. Kansas ~15 percent dry New York 63 percent. Arizona Connecticut Maine Boots Carolina Virginia and Washington split.
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Washington
United States
Pathfinder
Sotmg
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Louisiasa
North
South Dakota
District of Columbia
Kansas
New York
Arizona
Connecticut
Maine
Boots Carolina
Virginia
Willingness to Go to War to Enforce Prohibition
Boston meeting of the committee of one thousand voiced readiness to fight to enforce prohibition. Rev Dr William Bettler of Chicago said civil war for the cause would be worth it, amid loud applause. Dr Barnest urged deportation or exile for bootleggers and Massachusetts ministers to name liquor sellers, framing the issue as protection rather than tariff politics.
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Boston
Lima
William Bettler
Chicago
Mar
Barnest
Anti Saloon League
Franca
Massachusetts
A. Z. Conrad
Fea Rou
Oberlin golf banquet and city events in Oberlin
The Oberlin area reports the annual golf club banquet at Oberlin Inn with about eighty attendees from Elyria. A musicians program followed, and officer candidates were named. Other items include Oberlin Improvement Society notes, glee club concerts in Cleveland, lectures by Professor Miller, and local club meetings with multiple community updates.
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Oberlin. O
Oberlin Inn
Elyria
Oberlin
Reber Johnson
Atel Skjerne
Conservatory of Music
E. A. Mille
Ker O. Townsend
Q. C. McKee
George Mo. Jones
H. Watte
H. MM. Holmes
R. A. Jelliffe
Arthur, Boyer
W. 3. Powell
WW. EL . Armold
Large teeth found in creek near Bloomington
Two well preserved teeth believed to be from a prehistoric large animal were recovered by John Fulford of Bloomington from Clear Creek near the city. One tooth measured six inches long and five inches thick.
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John Fulford
Bloomington
Clear Creek
National Republican Club votes for repeal of 18th amendment
New York March 11 The National Republican club voted 461 to 345 to urge Republican representatives in Congress to advocate and vote for repeal. About 260 members attended in person with proxies from across the country, representing roughly 45 percent of the club’s estimated 1 900 membership. The meeting followed a February action led by Frederic R. Coudert Jr to force a vote on repeal amid heated parliamentary tactics.
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New York
Ile
National Republicam Club
Frederic R. Coudert, Jr
Couderr
Andrew B. Humphrey
Pertys
Thera Yore
Humphrey
Funeral drew crowds for famed Chicago gangster chief
In Chicago on March 12, thousands gathered to bury “Dingbat” Oberta, a notorious gangster and local politician. The massed procession filled a small home in Back of the Yards as two priests conducted rites over a silvered bronze casket, amid lavish floral arrangements.
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Chicago
Soz
Oberta
Ieader
Boys and Girls Questionnaires Reveal Dating Attitudes
A city study reports young women should avoid borrowing or accepting clothes from men and emphasizes dating limits. Men mostly oppose calling on multiple suitors and oppose public dating after marriage. Joint or separate bank accounts are debated, with views on gossip, conversation, and attire, plus parking violations noted.
Markets show wide movement in produce and livestock
Cleveland and Chicago market reports show butter eggs and poultry with varied prices, while potatoes and onions ease. Livestock futures in hogs cows calves and sheep reflect steady to mixed demand. Regional notes cite scarce green beans and higher celery while Ohio fruit supply remains normal and Marzet steady.
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Cleveland
New Fork
Idaho
Marzet
Wisconsin
Germans Arrive For Conference On Crippled Children
Delegations from Germany and several European nations arrived in the United States for the International Conference on Crippled Children in Toronto Ontario. The German delegation reached Brooklyn aboard the Bremen and will join others as the conference opens next Monday, continuing through March 19.
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Toronto
Ontario
United States
Brooklsn
Bremen
Informa
E. F. Allen
International Society ‘For
Beauty contest to draw 50000 in Miami at Madison Square Garden
March 11 report notes Miss United States competition to be held at Madison Square Garden with 32,900 seats sold for the event. 42 states and the District of Columbia are represented, with Alberta McKellop of Los Angeles the oldest contestant at 28. Judges will select winner on looks and grace plus the ability to wear clothes well. next September winner goes to Rio de Janeiro for the international pageant.
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Miami
Madison Square Garden Stadium
Pulchrity Dinors
Columbia
Rio de Janeiro
Alberta McKellop
Los Angeles
County Class A Fives Set For Local Quarters Showdown
Six of seven County Amateur tournament teams advance to the quarterfinals at WY M C A gym tonight. Elyria Methodists meet Lorain West Side Bakers at 7 38, Lorain Urbans vs Lorain Knights of St John at 7 45, Oberlin Smoothies vs Elyria Church of Christ at 3 30, with Elyria Hungarian Reformed already victorious over Oberlin Jamby Oils last Tuesday.
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WY. M c. A
Elyria
Lorain West Side
Bakers
Lorain Urbans
Lorain Knights of St. John
Oberlin Smoothies
Elyria Church of Christ
Oberlin Janby Oils
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Jefferson National Forest
the Chronicle-Telegram
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NEW World Dictionary
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Esther Alfsen
North Yark Street
Oberlin Village Improvemen Society
Cherlie Savings Bank
Plum Creek
Rs. W. &. Casker
Freezsurer
E. Sever- Bontrager
Miss Tulla
J. E. Wirkler
Allerton
Oberlie Alumni Association of
Muzik
Bagdad
Professor Yeamans
Coz- Fratorr
Lecitres
Darron C. Miller
Department of Physics
School of Applied Science
Warner Concert Rall
Foy
Phonotetk
Miller
Foureen
Vice
John
Powers
Repee County
Rosecution Attorners
Arsa
Donnie
Lawrence County
Pleasant and Prospect Schools
Tezener
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Therogram
Srade
Prospect School
Pleasant Street
Papworth
Zabm
R. A. Budington
Ithe Sehool Board
Ithe
Maeings
Mr. Hunt
Northern Ohio Exchange Clubs
Wes
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Innas
W. F. Bohn
Honolulu
Obe
J.N. Stone
H. G. Kiermund
Ohio State Automobile Club
Columbus
Oberlin Automobile Club
Janby Otts
Sullivan
Western Reserve
Creveland
Ted Whiting
Ashtabula
Oberlin College
Lottie Kerr
John Austin Kerr
California
Dr. Kerr
Rockefeller Foundation
Africa
C. R. Summers
Ijrene
Frank L. Johnson
Nne
Knoxville
Tenn
George L. Burnett
County Highway Commission
G. O. P. Club
Ceptinead
Br Gris
Mics
Jan
Cam
McClellan
Cleveland Livestoker
Brotlers
Roospters
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Minneapolis
Honostly Conservatore OF Music
Witt Music Store
Broadway
Ohio
Hamilton
O. J. Hobor
Gasea Grange
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Masonic Temple
Chevrolet
H. F
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O’donnell’s Wallpaper and Paint CO
THE
Dunn Motors CO
Third Street
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