Escape at Lorain Hospital Ties Bootlegging Ring
Police pursue Morris Komisarov 26 reputed leader of a bootlegging ring in connection with the daring escape of Fred Hentrie 34 a Lake Erie rum runner wounded in a road hospital breakout. Hentrie fled from St Joseph's hospital aided by a disguising hitch and a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Morris Komisarov
Fred Hentrie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Lake Erie
S&j.seph S Hospital
Eveland
Hentrie
East Guard
T. Hagelove
Sambo
Coast
Henthe
Frank Smith
Louip
Henirie
William Tatras
Tatrau
Aa' Ito
Koman
Mather Supports Steel Merge Amid Ohio Consolidation Fight
March 14 report notes a planned billion dollar Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet merger facing stockholder votes. Cyrus Eaton and associates push to fold Youngstown Tube into Republic Steel, with proxy committees formed. Imuel Mather joins John Add, Richard Garlick, and James Campbell to lead the consolidation effort as Ohio steel industry battles intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehemteel Corporation
Youngstow Jweet & Tube
Youngstown
Iveland
Cyrus' Eaton
Republic Steel Orporation and Corporation
Youngson Tube
Republic Group
Ohio
Imuel Mather
Ith Ratin
Spublic Steel
John Dd
Richard Garlick
James Campbell
Consolidaon
Murder Charge Filed Against Lorain Man
A first degree murder charge was filed in Lorain’s municipal court against Antonio Stoisnoff Droucus of Lorain for the death of his son in law William Dineo. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and awaits grand jury action in April in LaFain county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pieas
Antonio Stoisnoff Droucis
William Dino
Ben F. Thompson
Municipal Court of
Droucus
William Dinof
William Dinoff
W P. Duffer
Tellg students to be serious in purpose
Professor P. J. Zimmers of Case School of Applied Science spoke at Elyria High School on Go To College Week urging students to attend college with purpose and motive. He said 80 percent go for a serious aim and that ranking in the upper two thirds helps, noting high school work correlates with college success though some exceptions exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Zimmers
Department of Education
Case School of Applied Science
Prof. Zimmers
Elyria High School
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Zimmers
Eye Witnesses Accuse Gun Woman in Pa Trooper Killing
Two more witnesses testified that Irene Schroeder fired the shots that killed Pennsylvania State Trooper Brady Paul. Mrs Williams and Raymond Baldwin, 14, described seeing the gunman and the moment of the shooting as the auto left. The trial in New Castle resumed with defense probing accuracy and witness distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
WE Williams
Raymond Baldwin
Willams
Paul
Ernest Moore
Thomas M. Dicker
Attorminer
Bor
Glenn Dague
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
Harry Baldwin
Samuel
Pauli
Balter Pike
Survey Finds High Rates of Defects in City Schoolchildren
A 1929 30 health department survey across nine Eisra grade schools reports 85 percent of children have defective teeth and 35 percent show physical defects. Of 3,065 dental exams, 439 were normal. 2,639 had defects, with 1,911 cases of defective permanent teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisra
Health Department
School Health Department
Prohibition Gains Ground as Bowery Saloons Fall
Washington March 14—Prohibition has swept the Bowery clean, eliminating 44 saloons and driving drinkers from gutters to homes as John Callahan testifies before the house judiciary committee. Raymond Robins urges another ten-year trial. he links victory to woman suffrage and notes changes in attitudes and habits among former drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walashengton
Bowery
John Callahan
Bowers
House Judiciary Committee
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Callahan
Tomb’s
Hadley
Treffie
Uncle Sam
Hoover
Congress
Robins
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Robing
Washington
Coil
Henry Peabody
Boston
Graham
House
Trying to Hold London Naval Conference Together
American and British efforts to keep the London naval conference intact have gained temporary success. Inter delegation talks followed France’s refusal to modify tonnage demands without a security pact against aggression, staving off a potential breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Huge tax refund approved for U S Steel
Washington March 14 A tax refund of 33 350 000 for the U S Steel Corporation was approved today by the joint congressional committees on internal revenue legislation. The refund was recommended by the treasury department for overpayment of taxes in 1919 1920 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel CO
Washington
U. S. Steel Corporation
Joint
Congressional Committees On Internal Revenue Legislation
Treasury Department
Two Firemen Die In Court House Fire At Ellsworth Me
March 14 a blaze at the Hancock County Courthouse in Ellsworth Maine killed two firemen and seriously burned two others. Early estimates put the loss at about 250000 dollars as the building suffered extensive damage and the fire was brought under control later today. The incident prompted widespread reaction from local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Ellsworth
Hancock County Court House
Frederick Green Charged With Wife’s Murder In Akron
Frederick Green, 34, was jailed after he allegedly killed his wife Helena Green, 25, with a butcher knife during a heated quarrel. Neighbors called police as Mrs. Green lay fatally wounded on a sofa. Green admitted being the killer and faced a first degree murder charge. Mrs. Green, once noted as one of Akron’s prettiest girls, is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeron
Frederick Green
Helena
Green
Akron
Lawson Jackson Sentenced To One Year In Prison
Lawson Jackson of Lorain and nearby cities was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge A. R. Webber after pleading guilty to burglary. Lorain police arrested him January 19 at midnight for forcing open a safe at Inland Finance Company, receiving a minimum term despite a lengthy criminal record due to recent good behavior on parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Jackson
Lorain
Cleveland
Akron
A. R. Webber
Jackson
Inland Finance Company
Exonerated Driver in Fatal Pedestrian Crash Near Grafton
Exoneration for Don Ee Phelps of 511 Cleveland Street follows inquest into the death of a nine year old transient struck Wednesday night on Grafton Road. Coroner Myles Perry and Sheriff Clarence Adams ruled Phelps tried to avoid the pedestrian, swerving when glare from an approaching car blinded him. The decedent’s identity remains unconfirmed, with pockets revealing the name J Saratovic and several pawn tickets from Cassel, Athois, and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ee Phelps
Cleveland Street
Phelps
Grafton Road
Myles E. Perry
Clarence E. Adams
J. Saratovic
Ca Salle
Athois
Minneapolis
Minon
Prison Delegate Pennsbore Named To International Prison Congress
Prison Delegate W Frank Pennsbore super intendent of the Pennsylvania Training School at Morganza was appointed by President Hoover as one of 13 delegates to represent the United States at the International Prison Congress in Prague Czechoslovakia next August. He is a past president of the American Prison Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Frank Pennsbore
Pennsylvania Training School
Morganza
Hoover
United States
International Prison Congress
Prague
Czechoslovakia
American Frison Association
Signs Ban U-Turns Placed at Key Downtown Intersections
Three major downtown intersections now forbid U turns after Thursday installation. Police will enforce the ban as directed by Safety Service Director John N. Edt, targeting Broad Street with West Avenue, Broad Street with Asi Avenue, and Middle Avenue with Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safetyy Service
John N. Edt
Broad Street
West Avenue
Asi Avenue
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Killed By Fumes While Truck Work Claims Man
Salineville March 14 John Grant 42 manager of Standard Oil storage plant found dead under his truck from carbon monoxide fumes. He apparently had been making repairs when overcome leaving widow and three children. Also Denison seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa including John Drake Monroeville and Richard Brandt Troy. Ralph Pickett of Moundsville to junior honorary.
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Salineville
John Grant
Standard Oil
Granville
John Drake
Monroeville
Richard Brandt
Troy
Denison University
A. Oderbrecht
Ralph Pickett
Moundsville
Wva
Last Day To File Income Tax Returns In Elyria
Tomorrow is the final day for filing 1923 income tax returns. Deputy collector Stanley H. Waite says Elyrians have been filing earlier and the basement post office office has been less crowded this week. Assistance is provided by Margaret Thorne from Cleveland. Unmarried filers with incomes of 1500 and married filers with incomes of 3500 or more must file by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Watte
Internal Revenue
Waite
Margaret Thorne
Cleveland
Elyrian delegation heads to Toronto meeting
Elyria prepares a 15 member delegation for the International Society for Crippled Children annual gathering in Toronto Ontario. Edgar F. Allen and Harry H. Howett will speak and Walter Underwood oversees exhibits at the Rural York Hotel while others travel by special car led by Mayor Hewitt and William A. Walz of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children.
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Elstia
International Society For Crippled Children
Toronto
Ontario
Edgar F. Allen
The
Seliety
Harry H. Howett
Walter Unaderwood
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
York
Allen
Howett
White House
Underwood
Birria
James A. Hewitt
John R. Mannix
R. C. Masson
E. J. Howenstine
Eleanor Robbins
Vivian Hackett
Mary Ebersole
Caroline Foley
Cope
William A. Walz. of
Hent
Parma Mayor to Address Local Rotarians Tuesday
Parma Village Mayor Frank B Johnson will address the Elrria Rotary club at its Tuesday meeting and show moving pictures taken by the mayor in the North Woods. The program was arranged through L A Ludwig district manager of the Ohio Fuel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maro
Frank B Johnson
Parma Village
Elrria Rotari Club
North Woods
L A. Ludwig
Ohio Fuel Company
Elsrig
Water Service Hearing on Extension to Five Streets
A hearing in the county commissioners office considered extending Penfield-Highland water service to five additional streets at an estimated $23,000. Property owners must not accept obligations until after a five day statutory period to allow complaints. The district recently received siren water from Elyria pipe lines for two mains from Penfield Junction to the Limts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield-Highland Water Service
County Commissioners
Elyria Pipa Lines
Maines
Penfield Junction
Lo- Tain City
Lmits
Fatal Plane Crash Near North Olmsted Claims Two
A Curtiss Robin plane stalled after a loop near North Olmsted and crashed into farm ground on Jake Kaminski’s property, killing pilot Richard Braggins and passenger David Bunin. Witnesses saw the craft loop then fall tail first, with authorities planning an official investigation. Braggins lived in Cleveland Heights. Kaminski owned the farm and arrived first at the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullefex Weer
North Olmsted
Jake Kaminski
Lewis Road
Elyria
Cleveland
Richard Braggins
David Buninin
Kaminski
Bragzgins
Claude King
Curtiss Piring
Braggins
Cleveland Heights
R. New
Louis Meister
Curtiss-Wright
Bragginsan
Roof Fire Sparks From Chimney at Riverside Court
Sparks from a chimney set fire to the roof of Edward Knauer’s residence at 149 Riverside Court this morning, triggering the Fear Hose Company No 1 and Engine Company No 2 to extinguish with a 3 gallon soda acid extinguisher. Damage listed as not specified. Later Thursday afternoon Hose Company No 1 fought a grass fire along Gulf Road from Polar Street to Overbrook Road for about an hour and a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Knauer
Riverside Court
Gulf
Polar Street
Overbrook Road
Want Ads Guide for Best Listings in Chronicle Telegraph
Chronicle Telegraph urges readers to craft clear ads for vacant houses apartments and rooms to attract tenants. The Want Ads section promises better results when ads are well written and include essential details to match seekers with suitable living spaces.
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Ummer
Lorain Hospital
Fan
Coast Guards
Mather
TELLG
Pennsylvania
United Press
Cincinnati, O
Edward J. Dempsey
Cincinnati
Superior Court
Catholic Church
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Brown
Salem
Mass
Elyriang
International Society For Crippled Children Meeting
Allen and Howetton
Parma
LOGAL
North
Clmsted
Wests Vet
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