Eleven Enter Not Guilty Pleas In Court Jury Trials Begin
Jury trials scheduled for tomorrow morning after arraignments before Judge A K Webber. Most defendants pleaded not guilty to burglary shooting theft and other charges. several bonds set from 300 to 1900 dollars. One defendant Frank Green pleaded guilty and was sentenced.
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A. K. Webber
Ogether
Thees
Frank Green
Pete Kanzix
Casper Cash
Stewart
Herbert Meeker
John Zadekas
Jove Winnich
Claxton Atherton
Mets
Mort
J. A. Stellins
Serafino Carhams
Raymond Curry
Joe
Oscar Minnich
Oscar
Four Injured in Collision Near Elyria DeMolay Game
A four-vehicle crash near Elyria Hospital injured four people including Shannon and Shannon Doe from Columbus Street. Robert David, 71, and Hagerman sustained multiple lacerations while Don Rawson and William, both from Lima, were treated for injuries. police kept two others under guard as the driver Gillette faced charges.
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Elyria
Rawson
Navid
Shannon
Fae
Elvria
F Company
Potter
Lima
Gilette
Standenvia
Gillette
Elycia Memorial Hospital
Edward Singerson
Thie Hop
H J Haserman
David
Banu Taylor
Shanon
Taylor
Sundar
Ealing
Chronigle Telegham Sold at Many Places
A Chronicle-Telegram notice lists multiple local stops and vendors selling Chronigle Telegham. The list includes Lorain County towns and businesses on streets such as Broad Street Middle Avenue and East Avenue, naming inns, confections, drug stores, and barber shops along with several individual names.
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Elyr Ambrose
Lo- Wi
Lodi Koplin
I Warners
Oda St
Erbscorn Seanoli
Piarsaw
Middle Ave
Kopp
Bart Emer
Conry’s
Ereland St
Gruens
Middle New
Cll
Broad St
Brown
Broad and
East Ave
Barber’s Yellow Line
Todi St
Cherlin
E. Maddock
Wellington
Binder Drug Store
Waktman
M. G. Firerrane
Ridgeville
Nellie Madck
Grafton
Pat Moloski
Amherst
Wim. Innes
J. Davis
Fred
Sheriff Recovers Stolen Auto Sunday
The sheriff's office recovered a car stolen from F W Evans on Tyron Road Cleveland Saturday night. The vehicle was found abandoned at Ternietta.
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Sheriff’s Office
Oberlin
F. W. Evans
Tyron Road
Cleveland
Tenrietta
Three Alarm Fire Strikes City Over 24 Hours
Laval fire companies responded to three alarms in a day. Minor property damage occurred at two locations along East Bridge streets and Turner Road. A blaze at an unoccupied Rowse building at 605 Third Street caused wiring damage exceeding prior estimates.
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Laval
East Bridge
Sires
Turner Rell
Third Street
Newershiong Evening Fashion Show at Rialto Theatre
The Rialto hosts a local talent fashion revue highlighting men and women costumes with specialty numbers. Eddie Iwald and Maurice Siroh lead acts with The Peer On qwariatie and The Piph Pasamia Chorus. Proceeds benefit the Parent Teacher Association as Elyria hosts its first community fashion show in years with local stores participating.
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Rialto Theatre
Partipal Herve
Eddie Iwald
Ednard
Ter
Maurice Siroh
Etrobmeter
X Ja
Qwariatie
Lewis
Piph
Parent-Teacher Association
Eye O
Elyria
Ashion
Expect Rudner To Ask For Clemency
Canton Ohio March 22 Rea Tudner a Massillon underworld figure serving a life sentence in Columbus for murder of Meilett Canton editor is expected to appeal for executive clemency following Pat McDermott confession. McDermott serving life implicates Louis Mazer and Floyd Streitenberger while ex police chief H W Powell is retained as Rudner's counsel. County prosecutor H W Harter calls McDermott’s statement unreliable and says the case is closed though the error was not pursuing the electric chair.
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Canton
Rea Tudner
Massilion
Dow
Columbus
Meilett
Pat McDermott
McDermott
Louis Mazer
Floyd Streitenberger
Cannon
Cannon, and Cronerated Rudner, RK. H W. Powell, Former Youngstown
Henry W. Harter
Heavy weekend Ohio traffic toll tops eleven lives
United Press reports a spike in fatal and serious crashes across Ohio as spring weather spurred heavy weekend driving. Killed were Otto Haneher and his daughter Irene Albrigat in Columbus, Helen Basham of Columbus, Walter Hill of Indiana near Hamilton, and others in Newark Akron and Cincinnati incidents. Several dozen injured, inquiries planned.
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United Press
Columbus
Otto Haneher
Irene Albrigat
Washington, D. H
Helen Basham
Haneher
Mlrs
Basham
Walter Hill
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Venice Hill
Hamilton
Hany Long
Emma
Enon
Clark County
Newark
Joseph Georgetti
Akron
Arthur Harbourd
Margaret
Accidh
Youngs Lawn
Toledo
Bernard Schmidt
Auto Trafic
John Meadhke
Cincinnati
Traffic Heavy on Sunday Afternoon in Lorain County
A rough Sunday afternoon traffic surge was reported on Lorain County highways with motorists clogging routes toward Cleveland. Weather and balmne conditions contributed to slow travel across main corridors including FE and Eberia Overhn.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Agid Eberia
Dollar Liner President Lincoln Survives Pacific Hurricane
The Dollar Liner President Lincoln docked at 9 a m after riding out one of the Pacifics worst hurricanes. Captain H J Jones faced loss of radio contact as the ship battled the storm forcing improvised signaling and hindering communication with Yokohama offices of The Thelar Company.
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Toro
Mar
President Lincoln
Pacific
Lorain Man Found Hanging After Personal Crisis
J L Elliott a laborer from Lorain near the Argha hotel was found dead in his room Saturday afternoon. He had been out of work for some time and left a note saying No work no money Can cave an Amhers t elephone numbert Love ta Tt Goodbye Coroner Myles Perry ruled death by his own action.
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J. L. Eliott
Argha
Lorain
Elliott
J. Ll. F
Myles Perry
Upham Plans Separate Schools at Miami and Oxford
President Alfred Horatio Upham, new head of the university, advances progressive plans creating separate schools at Miami University and Oxford each with its own dean and conferring the master's degree. Dr. Harrison C. Dale of Idaho is believed likely to accept the chair of dean of the new school of business administration.
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Miami
Oxford
Miami University
Alfred Horatio Upham
Harrison C. Dale
University of Idaho
New School of Business Administration
Two Men Drown When Coupe Plunges in Cumberland River
Somerset Kentucky reports two men, Jim Owens aged 52 of West Some and Jonah Ringold aged 43, drowned when a coupe plunged off the Burnside Ferry into 20 feet of water on Saturday night. Authorities say confusion on the ferry may have caused the men to start the car instead of braking.
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Somerset
Jim Owens
West Some
Jona
Ringold
Cousins
Cumberland River
Ylen
Burnside Teit
Iterset
Tateriile
Girl in coma after bus crash at Painesville
Helen Buschman, 19, injured when struck by a bus, remains in a coma on day seven in Painesville Ohio. Attending Dr Marsh defends life-prolonging care saying no moral question should delay sustaining her life as medical science helps.
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Painesville
Helen Buschman
Marsh
Miss Buschman
Fong
Phxsicians
Mise Busehman
Surfman's body washed ashore at Manomet Point
The body of Frank Griswald, a missing surfman from a lifeboat wrecking search, was washed ashore at Manomet Point Mass. Found by a caretaker on the Sherbourne estate about half a mile below the coast guard station Griswold was among eight surfmen who manned a lifeboat during the rescue of passengers from the Robert K. Lee. he disappeared when the boat overturned on its way back to shore.
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Manumet Point
Mass
Frank Griswald
Reseus
R. DB. Sherbourne
Manomet Point Coast Guard Station
Griswold
Robert K. Lee
Ils Mouth
Political battle in brief highlights economy focus
Former Governor Frank Q. Lowden tells the Associated Press economics drives the coming campaign not prohibition. James R. Howard of the American Farm Bureau praises Herbert Hoover for farmer aid. William Green of the AFL calls Governor Emlith of New York and Hoover leading candidates but says prediction is premature.
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Frank Q. Lowden
The
United Press
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau
Herbert Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Governor Emlith
New York
Lorain Auto Crash Claims One Man and Wounds Another
An early Sunday automobile crash near Amherst killed Joseph Corleske of Lorain and injured Raymond Giersinski of Lorain. The car struck a telephone post after losing control. Corleske died hours later and Corleske’s body was taken to Lorain funeral parlors. Corleske was a butcher by trade and left a wife.
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Ornsby Corgers
Amherst
Joseph Corleske
Long Avenue
Lorain
Raymond Gierlinski
Saupe Avenue
Sourh
Cozeski
Amherste Hospital
Cozleske
Chevylimsekt
Corleske
Negro Gets 10 Years in Pen for Robbery
Frank Green, 26, pleaded guilty to robbery and carrying concealed weapons and was sentenced to ten years at hard labor in the Ohio State Penitentiary at Columbus by Judge A R Webber. He held up Pete Kala at the Lorain restaurant on Jan 17 and robbed him of 26 dollars. Green had a prior milder offense in 1923 in Mansfield.
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Frank Green
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
A. R. Webber
Green
Pete Kala
Lorain
Mansfield
Whitfield Dies and Guardsmen Indicted in Escape Plot
Oren Hill state penitentiary guard waived examination and was held to the grand jury without bond on aiding and abetting John L Whitfield in his prison escape. Hill’s wife also pleads not guilty to harboring a fugitive as prosecutors weigh indictments and a possible special grand jury session. The body of Whitfield lies unclaimed in a Columbus morgue. burial by the state expected tomorrow.
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Columbus
Oren Hil
Ohig
Holmes
John
Whitfield
Hill
Rose
Cleveland
Thomas
Chester
Grand Jury
Oren Hill
State Penitentiary
John L. Whitfield
Liberty
Hills
Aft
Whitfleld
Bridge collapses under load on State route 112
A bridge over the Vermillion River between Fitchville and New London gave way at 9:49 p.m. today under a lumber truck load. The driver was not seriously hurt. The truck ended in the stream bed and was badly wrecked.
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Fitchville
New London
Relief of children in coal regions bill debated
A $75,000,000 relief appropriation for unemployed coal region and agricultural children was introduced in identical House and Senate bills. Rep Laguardia and Sen Wheeler led the measures funded through a board including the labor secretary the Woman's Bureau chief and the agriculture secretary to distribute aid.
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House
Senate
Woman's Bureau
The
Labor Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Yeggs Loot High School Office and Local Store
Weekend burglaries left a high school office ransacked with desks searched and a safe cabinet opened. Intruders also broke into a nearby Real Silk Western Co store at 312 Mason Temple, stealing five boxes of ladies shoes and other apparel valued at 26.
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Techool
Real Silk Western Co
Masonic Temple
Veges Toon
Ladies Bose
Lorain Youths Start Fight at Grafton Dance Hall
County deputy sheriffs were called to a Grafton dance hall when Lorain youths caused a disturbance during a dance. Herbert Arleson of Lorain was chased and fined five shillings for disturbing the peace by Justice G. E. Gardner of Grafton.
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Lorain
Grafton
Sherifs
Herbert Arleson
G. E. Gardner
Finds 50000 In Keg In River
A diver named John Tookecke searched the Hudson River mud in mid March for a cask of gold reported to contain 50000. The piece was linked to a salvaged shipment tied to a company and a pump scene amid flooding ships and river debris.
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New York
Hudson River
John T. Tookecke
Roma
Senators demand Mellon resign amid Teapot Dome fallout
In Washington March 12 senators denounce Mellon and the Republican party links to Sinclair contributions. Norris and Robinson urge President Coolidge to demand Mellon’s resignation. the Teapot Dome probe leads to summons for Mellon and two party leaders to testify. Borah pursues a fund to repay the Sinclair donation amid Republican treachery accusations.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Asc
Senate
Norris
Jepn
Coohdze
Melon
Thobinson
Sinclair
Will [J. Hars
Republican National Committee
M Butler
Firesent
Teapot Dome
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Doomed City Rocked by Rio Mountain Slide Toll
Santos, Praaid March 12 More than 100 bodies recovered from debris of Saturday landslide on Mount Sert. Rescue crews estimate up to 209 dead as rains weaken slopes and fear fresh slides. Police urge nearby families to evacuate while workers clear the enormous debris choking the port city’s life.
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Santos
Praaid
Sertpat
Gotate
Santa Casa Mi Cordia
Banton
Congress Debates Muscles Shoals Resolution
Senate continues debate on Muscles Shoals resolution with speeches limited to 11 and 16 cents each. House persists with coal and cotton investigations and examines shipping to Merchant Martine while aviation committee pursues tariff constillation.
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Senate
HOUSE
Martine
Timues
Farut Viet
Mayor Maintains Order at Danges Hall
Two youths, John Britch aged 18 and Frank Washinski aged 19, were arraigned in police court after arrest at Cascade Park pavilion. Deputy Wachinski reported disorderly conduct at the dances. Both pleaded not guilty. each was fined.
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Bors
Major _ Hewitt
Elstia
Hewitt Helq
Honels
John Britch
Warren Avenue
Frank Washinski
Prospect Street
Cascade Park Pavilion
Britch
Wachinski
Dames
Guiitr
Injuries Sought After September Vehicle Crash
Edward Kine of Cleveland seeks 5000 in the common pleas court for injuries from a September collision on the New London road. He alleges Pare Fer Wag drove ahead and left turning, then backed out into Kine’s car, causing serious injuries.
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Droegat
Common Pleas
Edward Kine
Tacom Avenue
Cleveland
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