24 Men To Face Liquor Ring Charge
Federal agents roundup 24 men charged with conspiring in Ohio's largest post prohibition liquor ring. Trial before Judge Mell G. Underwood expected to last two weeks. defendants from Steubenville Cleveland Pittsburgh and Creighton allegedly operated stills with 4000 gallon daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ray O'Donnell
Mell G. Underwood
Cleveland
Painesville
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Creighton
Ijictt
O'Donnell
Patrick Traficani
Thomas Centanni
James Epifano
James Tripodi
James Trombetti
Peter
Justice
Adam Martello
David Smith
John DeCara
John Bearcus
August Mormino
Harry Dangler
Morris Phillips
Fred Bickart
Vincent Reo
Hurley Jones
Andrew M. Wiggins
James Lara
George Fadel
Verte Holt
Joseph C. Ross
Sam Brushome
Peter Albenze
Joe Tominello
New Tax Bill Passes House in Early 1928 Debate
The administration's tax bill aims to raise about 5.5 billion dollars and ease business burdens. It passed the House 294 to 95 and moves to the Senate Finance Committee, with executive hearings planned and around 50 witnesses applying. The proposal divides firms into two brackets, imposes a 20 percent undistributed profits tax on large corporations, but offers a four percent credit for distributed dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Pat Harrison
Congress
Senate Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
John W. McCormack
Mass
Motorist fined for drink driving after crash
Chester Igoda of 544 Furnace Street paid a fine of £50 and costs in police court today after pleading guilty before Mayor Joseph Q. Petre to driving while under the influence of liquor. He was arrested March 5 following a collision at Lodi and Broadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Igoda
Furnace Street
Joseph Q. Petre
Tiguor
Lodi
Broadets
Woman Loses Control After Tire Blowout On Lake Avenue
Deputy Sheriffs report Mrs. Lloyd Sweet, 46, of 439 Wheat River Street, lost control of her car when a front tire blew out on Lake Avenue a mile north of the city at 6:55 p m yesterday. Her vehicle collided with a parked car owned by A D Fox, 628 West 25th Street, Lorain, sending the Fox car into a tree and causing extensive damage to both vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cordy
Paul Johnson
Lloyd Sweet
Wheat River Street
Lake Avenue
A. D. Fox
West 25Th Street
Lorain
Death Record Mary L Daney in Cleveland
Mrs. Mary L. Daney mother of the late Norman L. Daney died in Cleveland this morning. She formerly lived in the Oregon apartments before moving to live with her daughter-in-law Gertrude Daney. Survived by brother Sam Wurst of Elyria and two nephews Earl Wurst of this city and Wurst of California. Service at R. S. Bennett Funeral Home, 11212 Euclid Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Daney
Norman L. Daney
Cleveland
Oregon
Gertrude Daney
Sam Wurst
Elyria
Earl Wurst
Wurst
California
R. S. Bennett
Euclid Avenue
Courts and filings in Lorain and surroundings
Multiple suits filed across Lorain and nearby cites. Elizabeth Bodt sues Mrs Foley for 10000 for injuries from a October traffic crash at Seneca ave and 32nd st Lorain. Depositors Mortgage Loan Co sues Emma Masters et al for 5851 and seeks foreclosure in Amherst. Agudath Bnai Israel Congregation of Lorain seeks court permission to reali estate. Mayor Comings’ Oberlin verdict for Harold McGreedy appealed by W B Heilman. Car return ordered for seven days loss of service. Mary K Miller sues Ohio Industrial Commission over death claim from her husband Charles Milles allegedly infected by grain dust at Elyria Milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bodt
Lorain
Victor Foley
Seneca Avenue
32Nd Street
Depositors Mortgage Loan Company
Emma Masters
Agudath Bnai Israel Congregation of
C. R. Comings
Oberlin
Harold G. McGreedy
Rammon Pica
W. B. Heilman
Obe Jin
Charles R. Milles
Ohio Industrial Commission
Mary K. Miller
East Avenue
Elyria
Elyria Milling and Power Company
Will Face Charge Of Reckless Driving
John Oranee of 218 East 28th Street Lorain will be tried Tuesday for reckless driving after his car struck two machines on Lod Street near Broad Street. Police say the car first hit Charles Petro of 115 Glendale Court and then collided with a parked machine owned by Edward Strohrack of Stop 6 West River Road. Both machines were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oranee
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Lod Street
Broad Street
Orance
Charles Petro
Glendale Court
Edward Strohrack
Stop 6
Weat River Road
Cooperation Urged to Protect Elyria Hospital Grounds
Frank W. Hoover, superintendent, asked for cooperation of children and parents to keep Elyria Memorial Hospital grounds undamaged. He noted a number of children, some on bicycles, use the grounds as a shortcut and warned that the soft soil could suffer substantial damage in spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoover
Ile
School Musicians Vie For County Honors March 26
Lorain County school bands orchestras and choruses vie for county honors March 26 in Lorain. Fifty-plus entries are anticipated with 46 in last year's contest. Miss Marjorie Howe enters 17 vocal groups from six schools. Instrumental judging by Leon Ruddick Cleveland and choral judging by Jr. Martins Beck Elgin high.
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S$ Lorain County
Uteannus Lorain
Gersld M. Frank
Frank
Marjorie Howe
Howe
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Avon
la Grange
Eaton
Grafton
Brookside
Leon Ruddick
Clevelland
Martin Beck
Elgin S
Fudge
Shaw High School Wins Extempore Speaking Contest
Shaw High School captured first honors in the Lake Erie High School League extempore speaking contest held yesterday afternoon at Shaw. Six schools competed with Elyria High School represented by senior Joan Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawe High School
Lake Erie High School League
Shaw
Elyria High Schools
Joan Bauer
Reward to citizen sparks chain of arrests and fires
A Morning edition story recalls Elymian’s $50 reward for tipping police about a rear yard prowler near Edison school. The tip led to Donald Morris, 18, of Benton Michigan, being arrested with a loaded gun and later convicted of armed robbery in Pontiac. American Railway Express then paid its $39 reward. Firefighters battled two grass fires on Foster Avenue, quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Wurst
Edison
Pole
Tsar
Waret
Melvin Olmstead
Robert Schwartz
Lloyd Sweet
Donald Morris
Benton
Michigan
Lee
Clare Parker
Morris
Western Union
Pontiac
Mich
Cheeka
Sweet
McLeaneboro
Michigan State Penitentiary
Iona
American Railway Express
J. T. Walsh
Chicago
E. W. Coles
Jucak
Railway Express
Coles
American Express Company
KE. J. Stankard
Oberlin area news and funeral notices mixed items
Kent Hart and Tom Allen of the Pirelande Area Council attended an event with moving pictures on the Cubbing Program. Funeral services are set for Harley C. Worcester at First Methodist Church with burial at East Pittsfield Cemetery. The Women's Relic Corps will host District No. 12 with delegates from multiple towns. potluck lunch and ritual work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Hart
Tom Allen
Pirelande Area
Harley C. Worcester
Allen Hospital
First Methodist Church
W. OK. C
Oberlin Grange Hall
Elyria Corps
Strongsville
Wooster
Medina
Wadsworth
Wellington
Elyria
Lorain
Scout Achievement Awards Presented
Oberlin Ohio March 12 The Oberlin Cub Scout and Parent Pack meeting at the High School auditorium awarded achievement badges to nineteen Cubs and thirteen membership certificates. Den entertainments featured stunts while den leaders announced badges and arrow points to named Cubs. several Cub Bear Bronze badges and Lion Arrow Points were presented by multiple leaders. Durand Ludley and Tommy Powers were introduced into Boy Scout Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Cub Scouty
Parenta
Cubs
Lee Whiteman
Bill Tell
Pyramug
Den
den Four
Richard Newcomb
Firelands
Charles Hitchcock
David Moyer
Bernard Annable
John Siddall
Lindy Wigton
Zane Brushaver
Wiliam Wheeler
Allan Gibson
Arthur Malham
Ernest Malham
Wesley Nickel
Kenneth Park
Leonard Sudley
Cub West
Arthur Dudley
Donald Gilbert
Jack Holden
James Close
William Davidson
Peter Craig
Jimmie Powers
Charles Dadler
Robert Coinman
Jimtie Rowe
John Licht
Allan Arnetd
Richard Hill
Dwight McMuller
Jack Frost
Jack Bradshaw
Wal- Fowler
David Mayer
Electric Cooking Demonstration At Ridgeville Grange Hall
Miss Philis Duckett home economist of Ohio Public Service Company will demonstrate electric cooking at Ridgeville Grange Hall at 2 PM Tuesday. The session aims to show rural home cooks what electrification offers on the electric range and roaster grill with complete meals and features from Electrification projects and associated research by General Electric Nela Park and Westinghouse Electric Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgerville Grange Hall
Philis Duckett
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain-Medina
Miss Duckett
General
Nela Park N Teveland
Westinghouse ‘Electric Home
Maneffedd
Cleveland Photographic Society to address Elyria Y M C A Club
Two directors of the Cleveland Photographic Society will address members of the Elyria YMCA Camera Club at its next meeting at the YMCA. E J Rutebart will explain exposure rules to help beginners. John Moddejonge will discuss 36 salon prints by Dever Timmons of Coshocton. Women invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Photographic Society
Elyria Y. M.C. A. Camera Club
E. J. Rutebart
Cleveland Society
Butehart
Camera Forum
John Moddejonge
Dever Timmons
Timmons Jr
America
Europe
Seek Aid in Attempt To Locate Elyria Girl
Local authorities seek Cleveland police help locating Dorothea Campbell a 16 year old from 526 Hongstreet Elyria who left home yesterday and was last seen hitch hiking toward Cleveland She stopped at the Simpson home in Avon at 7 pm where she was fed and then rode toward Cleveland Relatives think she may head to Connecticut near Reedwood Street not confirmed The text notes a grass fire at a rear lot but not its cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Poliee
Dorothea Campbell
Hongstreet
Elyria
Cleveland
Simpson
Avon
Connecticut
Wood Street
Lenten Service At First Church Features Horton Sermon
The Second Lenten service at First Church will be held Sunday at 7 30 PM. Professor Walter M Horton will preach on Living Under Orders. The choir will sing. Briefs note George T Sedgeman and Helen Rawdon travel stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Horton
Canton Prosector Targets Slot Machines in Stark County
Canton, Ohio March reports that Prosecutor A C L Barthelmeh disclosed letters were sent to 25 Stark County businesses identified by the Civic Affairs Committee as harboring slot machines. Investigators counted 32 machines in 25 inns and cafes, with affidavits naming locations but not proprietors. The prosecutor warned warrants may follow if machines remain after notices. A related letter to Mayor James Sercombe referenced prior arrests for gambling that had resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
A. C. L. Barthelmeh Frida
Stark County
Civic Affairs Committee
James Sercombe
City Purchases Truck for Street Department
The city board of control led by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro and Service Director I. D. Faxon announced buying a new International ton and 4 half dump truck from Jerry Ferguson. Net cost after discount is 1195 dollars from bids by five local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Control
Joseph Q. Petro
I. D. Faxon
Jerry Ferguson
Governor Davey denial ties Bradley to political work
The governor testified Bradley contacted figures such as the late Senator Joseph T. Robinson and State Senator Ryan, claiming it was business, not politics. He said Bradley’s political contact occurred only during Davey's bid to nominate Newton D. Baker for President and when Davey sought the agriculture secretary post in Roosevelt's cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
U. S
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Ryan
Illinois
Davey
Newton D. Baker
Roosevelt
Verdict In Case Against Ridge Hill Memorial Park
The Toledo Court of Appeals ruled for Mrs. Medoram Snyder of Lorain in the dispute over a contract between Ridge Hill Memorial Park and Ridge Hill Development Company deeming the contract definite and too favorable to the development firm. The court upheld a lower court on receivership and removal of officers but sided with Snyder on mismanagement claims and misallocation of cemetery funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Toledo District Court of Appeals
Medoram Snyder
Lorain
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Cemetery Company
Ridge Hill Development Company
Snyder
Woman Recovers From Injuries At YMCA Pool
Mrs. Hugh Beavis of 149 Bellefield Avenue returned home tonight after four days in Elyria Memorial Hospital. She injured her head when diving toward the pool side at the YMCA on Tuesday. the instructor rescued her, and no fractures were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Beavis
Bellefield Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Beavis
Harrie
Steviek Y
High School Groups Plan Social Meet
The joint junior council of two local youth groups discussed a box social to be held April 1 at the Y W C A and Review Friendship girls. Tickets will be sold to high school boys and the event will include box lunches. A breakfast meeting for the council is set for 6:30 a.m. next Thursday.
Hitler’s Austrian coup disrupts European appeasement efforts
The piece notes Hitler’s Austria coup upsets diplomatic balance, threatens Nazification, and challenges Neville Chamberlain’s policy of appeasement as Britain seeks rapprochement with dictatorial regimes. Observers fear broader upheaval unless events are handled cautiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Bemito Mussolini
Chais
Hitler
Earone
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Litler
Chamg
Berlain
Carlisle Entertain Guests at St Patrick’s Day Luncheon
Mrs Charles Bruce chairwoman of La Porte Ladies Aid Group I hosted three groups in the church basement on a Wednesday afternoon. After Ruth Ehrke read the secretary report, refreshments were served. Green and white mint favors marked the St Patrick’s Day note and plans for a Spring Guest Luncheon on March 30 were announced, with each of the four Groups decorating their tables and presenting a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Charles Bruce
la Porte Ladies Aid
Ruth Ehrke
General Aid
Group Plans Luncheon and Board Meeting At La Porte Church
The Official Church and Sunday School Boards of La Porte M Uy Church held a regular quarterly meeting at the parish hall with financial reports by Ruth Ebrke and Joyce Gregg. Ava Pitkin, secretary, read October notes. Rev. Thomas Mughes led membership record revivals. members urged strong support amid ongoing financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M Uy
Ruth Ebrke
Joyce Gregg
Ava Pitkin
Mary EB. Miller
Miss Pitkin
Thomas Mughes
Chicago markets report price notes for poultry butter eggs and grains
Market wire from Chicago records live poultry prices steady with Hen prices around 5 pounds and under, butter tubs 642,792 and unchanged, eggs and current receipts flat. Potatoes through US Dept of Agriculture show 70 cars on track 282, slow demand prints. stock steady, various regional potato lots and mixed grains priced by bushel or ton with several items unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eazler
United States Department of Agnew
Idaho Russet Burbanks
North Dakota
Bliss
Wisconsin
Seni
Florida Bliss Promphs
Etter Gatger CO Nee Na
Toledo Grain Close Prices Report
Grain and dairy prices from Toledo elevators show mixed bids with No 2 red and yellow corn values, wheat and oats listed, butter and eggs prices for one pound prints. Market tones indicate slight volatility across futures and local commodity items with assorted quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avel
GiGiec
Nuy
Toledo
Church Officials Review and Redecorating Plan
Residents and church members funded the renovations of the church basement to support the Young People's Choir. Last night the church board updated a long list of officers and committees including trustees Roy Hob and Ray Jackson, stewards Mary Miller and Ava Pitkin, and many others with roles in recording, communion, district stewardship, Ladies Aid, auditing, music, religious education, and benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hob
AOA
Ava Pitkin
C. F. Whitney
Ladies Aid
Mary E. Miller
Ada Durlam
J. E. Dewhurst
H. H. Gregg
Ruth Dewhurst
Eleanor Robson
Joyce Gregg
I. E. Dewhurst
Roy Robson
Hope Goodspeed
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O'Connor
Murbach
Auu
H. R. Rorick Agency
Reveivo MA the Travelers
Migzia Gavings & Trust
Shaw High School
Elymian
Foster Avenue
Cremen
Ben Varsey
Harney Ee Er
Esther Wood
Profeasor
Worcester
Scout
Ridgeville
Clevelanders
Elyria Girl
Erly
George T. Sedgeman
St. Petersburg
Florida
Helen Rawdon
Hollywood
Miss Rawdon
Linder Company of
Ella Pope
East Collets Street
Staunton
Virginia
Laura Pelton
West College Street
Mize
Helen Chappin
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Carnate Kennedy
Misa Ava Pitkin
Harara
Elayesc
Toledo Grain
Blaine
Second ST
City Cab
Brown Hotel
H. C. Peters
SQ. Dee
Coe
West Virginia
Bursler Road
Fay Farm
Nor
John Deere
Sulkhy
I. P. International
J. F. Cook
H. P. Nova
K. B. Fay
PLA, Walker
Redington Block
Irvin Klinect
Eaton Trip
Eaton Center
Eaton School
Jersey
Sifle
Boyd Livingston
C. B. Dawson
LaGrange
G. W. Woodruff
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Oconnart Street
Eiyrin
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