Capone Petition Denied By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court denied the Capone attorneys petition for review of the one year Cook County jail term Capone must serve after finishing his Alcatraz sentence. Capone is to be released from Alcatraz next January with time off for good behavior, the same indictment carrying his 11 year tax evasion sentence. The year in Cook County stems from a misdemeanor count and requires serving in a state jail since federal prisons hold only felony convictions.
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Washington
UPR
Supreme Court Today
Alphonso
Scarface al" Capone
Chicago
Cook County
Alcatraz
Capone
18 Condemned To Death At Moscow
Moscow March 14 an announcement that one of twenty one prominent communists tried together on charges of plotting the overthrow of the government and the assassination of its leaders had been executed by firing squads was expected today. The three whose lives were spared were given long prison terms yesterday when their colleagues were condemned. They were Sergei A. Bessonmy former counselor of the Soviet embassy in Berlin Christian Rakovsky former ambassador to Britain and France and Dr D D Pletney a famous heart specialist 25 years. Among those to die were Henry Yagods former head of the Soviet secret police Alexis I Rykov former premier of Russia Gregory T Grinko premier of the Ukraine and Finance Commissar Nicholas Krestinsky former ambassador to Germany and Nikolai Bucharin former editor of Pravda.
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Moscow
Sergei A. Bessonmy
Berlin
Christian Rakovsky
Britain
France
D. D. Pletney
Henry Yagods
Soviet
Secret Police
Alexis I. Rykov
Russia
Gregory T. Grinko
Ukraine and Finance
Nicholas Krestinsky
Germany
Nikolat J, Bucharin
Pravda
Britain backs France over Czechoslovakia crisis
Britain declares intention to support France if it aids Czechoslovakia against an aggressor. Prague denies formal talks with Britain about German interests in 300,000 German-speaking Czechoslovakians, though informants claim a representation occurred at France's urging. Halifax warned of need for reassurance amid Austrian crisis. About 25 percent of Australia’s slang traced to American origin.
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Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Great Britain
Germany
United Press
Halifax
Australia
Court House reports burglarized cottage thefts and suits filed
Frank Lord of Olive street reported to the sheriff that his Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage on Ky sex Drive was broken into and four pairs of draperies silverware dishes and men women and boys clothing stolen. James L. Grant sued Lorain celery and county taxing authorities to enjoin excess tax collection amounting to 430 on a lot valued at 300. Wilma Piper filed for divorce from Charles Piper, married February 1937. Herchel Brown, 22, of Penfield was fined 50 for license plate violations. James E. O'Brien, 42, of Lorain, arrested on a non-support warrant. Joseph Stanislawski pleaded not guilty to illegal liquor charge and released on 320 bond pending hearing. Tussdar.
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Frank Lord
Olive Street
Sheriff's Department
Kysex Drive
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
John Futton
James L. Grant
Lorain Celery
Grant
Joseph Stanislawski
Route Sy
Here
Grafton
Preston L. Coon
Edward Arndt
Stanislawski
Stolen bike recovered by owner at Bath Street
A girls bicycle reported stolen yesterday afternoon was recovered by its owner C. C. Hlsted of 192 Bath Street. The bike was found and returned to Hlsted by police after the report.
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C. C. Hlsted
Bath Street
Cleveland Market Wire Raw Produce and Livestock Prices
Produce and livestock notes from Cleveland market report listing fruits vegetables and staples with prices and yields. Beef cattle hogs sheep and lambs receipts described with price ranges. dairy butter eggs live poultry and potatoes priced. multiple items including beets celery cabbage cucumbers and mushrooms noted among others.
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Cleveland Ls
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Mihigan
Idaho
Green Mountain
Auto Sales Doubled In Lorain County Last Week
County Clerk Hy KB Agate reported a sharp rise in auto sales in Lorain County for last week with 664 total registrations up from 392 the prior week. Most sales were used cars as a nationwide push boosted overall activity, with many Saturday transactions awaiting record entry.
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Lorain County
Eich
County Glerk Hy KB Agate
Agate
Amherst Youth Confesses to Jewelry Theft
A 14 year old Amherst boy was held for arraignment before Juvenile Judge Horace H Nye on burglary charges at the J B Avery Jewelry Store on Church Street. He admitted stealing jewelry and a camera valued around 200 dollars, which were later recovered after he was questioned by Marshal Earl White and brought before Mayor C E Cooper.
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Ambherst
Horace H. Nye
J. B. Avery
Church Street
Amherst
C. E. Cooper
Amhers
Marshal Earl White
Two Men Fined For Petit Larceny
Lea Wolf of Columbus and Ed Young of Sandy were fined 1 and costs each for petit larceny after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. Police said they stole pencils from Kresge and three pairs of socks from Foster Fitch, with items found on them. they were remanded to jail for nonpayment of fines.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Lea Wolf
Columbus
Ed Young
Sandy
Kresge Company
Foster- Fitch
Fined for Reckless Driving in Lorain Court
Ernest Zaltomi of 1327 Eleventh Avenue Lorain was fined $2 and costs after arraignment before Major Joseph Petra in police court Saturday. He was arrested for an offense committed in March.
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Ernest Zaltomi
Lorain
Joseph
Petra
Confession Read In Hensley Murder Case At Trial
Testimony details a detailed confession to Prosecutor Butler as jurors await, with state exhibits including a dirt box bearing a footprint claimed from Hensley during his flight after an attack in Grafton. Witnesses describe beer purchase at Mickey Bardon’s store and a pine object linked to Hensley, while defense questions torture in obtaining confessions and mentions a fortune teller during a prior trip.
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Jey
Butler
Smith
Hoyt
Hensley
Grafton
Bater
Hensler
Miss Hornbeck
Mickey Bardon
Betler
William Wickeng
Kendiwell
William F. Grall
Lima
Alexander Manett
Dayton
Mwatter
Gratton
Elyria Grass Fire Epidemic Continues Across City
Elyria faced repeated grass fires on Saturday with three alarms. The largest blaze covered about 60 acres west of Spruce Street, stretching from Foster Avenue to High Street and toward the city limits. Neighbors helped battle the flames for 44 minutes. A prior one acre fire on West River Street started by a bonfire behind a barn. sparks were blamed for spreading toward the barn. The second alarm at Cleve and Street and Beebe Head involved residents burning grass and was deemed unnecessary, though a barn was reported endangered.
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Elyria
Spruce Street
Foster Avenue
High Street
West River Street
Cleveand Street
Beebe Head
Begin City Bus Service At Lorain
Lorain O March 14 For a few employ at the Lorain Street Railway Co today started operation of a municipal bus service here They were granted a franchise last week by city council The new outfit is known as the Employees Transit Co Service started today on the feeder routes of the street railway company Complete bus service throughout the city is expected to start a week from today.
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Lorain Street Railway Co
Employees Transit Co
Street Railway Company
Police Guard Home of Bund Leader
ST LOUIS March 14 Police guarded the home of Anton Kessler leader of the German American Bund after a group of men and women attempted to seize him outside the Bund headquarters William Kunze of New York director of public relations of the International Bund ended a meeting as hecklers gathered Police intervened when a man seized Kesslers hat and grabbed his coat as four officers intervened to quell the disturbance.
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ST. Louis
Anton Kessler
Bund
William Kunze
New York
International Bund
Heckle
Kessler
President and Congress Letting the People Down
Washington report quotes Mateh Li Hiep Herbert S. Bigelow J O saying both the President and Congress are letting the people down amid business recession and lost public esteem. He notes no due appreciation in the White House or Capitol Hill and contrasts Democrat and Republican moods.
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Washington
Mateh Li— Hiep
Herbert S. Bigelow
J. O
Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Missing 5 year old boy sought by Ria Police
The ria Police Department was asked yesterday to locate local five year old William Green who left home early Saturday morning and had not returned by yesterday. He was last seen wearing a brown checked lumber jacket a green and white stocking cap dark gray trousers and a white shirt with black oxfords.
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Ria
William Green
Northrup Street
Altos in Collision on Broad Street
A minor collision occurred yesterday at about 3 10 p m on Broad Street involving cars driven by Farold Geist of Kipron and Bernard Nowinski of 242 Doat Street Buffalo New York. Nowinski took responsibility and agreed to cover damages estimated around ten dollars.
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Ffarold Geist
Kipron
Bernard Nowinski
Doat Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Broad Street
Nowinski
Geist
Charles Darrow and Wilsons Legal Turbulence Across Ages
The excerpt recounts Clarence Darrow’s exposure to legal upheaval after the McNamara case, noting Darrow’s 13 week trial for tampering with jurors and his 34 minute acquittal. It then sketches Darrow’s birth on April 18 1857 in Kinsman Ohio and his marriages to Jessie Ohl and later Ruby Uamerstron, with relocation to Chicago after moving from Ashtabula.
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McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Darrow
Kinsman
Ohio
Jessie Ohl
Ashtabula
O. Wilson
Ruby Uamerstron
Galesburg
Chicago
Lawsuit Seeks 6 Million From Ohio Road Contractors
A taxpayer suit filed in Columbus seeks 6 million dollars from 24 hot mix road contractors, the Ohio association and highway officials. Agnes B. Dickinson leads the case alleging bid collusion, padding, and anti trust violation under state law. The petition names many contracting firms and requests double damages plus injunctions to halt further operations and records destruction. A temporary restraining order was issued with a hearing set for March 31.
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Maton Lions
Bilannous Industry
Ohio
Highway Department
Common Pleas Court
Agnes B. Dickinson
Benjamin Levinson
Miss Dickinson
Haquor
Shaw Transport Co
John F. Nolan
Steubenville
Hur mix’ Group
Contractors’ Association
Hor 3 Bituminous Industry of Ohio, Inc
Clifford W. Simpson
Association
Director of
Highways
Simpson
Jaster
Ferguson
Ageocia
The
Andrews Asphalt Savings Co
Hamilton
the Brewer Co
Cincinnati
Brewer and Brewer Sons, Inc
Chillicothe
Churchill, Inc
Lima
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co
Cleveland
John C. Fischer Co
Bedford
Fritz Pyle Construction Co
General Asphalt Paving Co
Canton
William E. McHugh Co
Mansfield Asphalt Paving Co
Mansfield
Maumee Asphalt Paving Co
Toledo
Muskingum Valley Asphalt & Supply Co
Zanesville
Newark Asphalt Products Co
Newark
Ohio Engineering Co
Lorain
Victor Olson Contracting Co
Youngstown
3B. F. Patterson Co
Portsmouth
Asphalt Corporation
Robinson, Burns & Cooper
A. T. and
W. J. Scully
Study of Lake Shore Railway Co Operating Accounts
Sandusky date line reports workers study operating costs and income of the Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. They consider a cooperative purchase of the line, which was sold at a receiver's sale in January and slated for abandonment this spring. Representatives met with chief engineer BL V. Emery. a purchase would require workers taking a sizable loss, with a figure cited of about 356000 dollars.
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Sandusky
Mareh
Lake Shore Electre Railway Co
Employes
BL V. Emery
Emery
Tne
Japan May Halt Costly Campaign Against Hankow
Neutral diplomats and military experts believe Japan may halt its southward drive toward Hankow and await the European crisis outcome. They suggest Japan would offer volunteers for a speedy settlement and pause the campaign where it stands to avoid the costliest phase of its China operation.
Harrison Warner Rites To Be Held In Shelby
Shelby Ohio will host a funeral Wednesday for Harrison Warner steel manufacturer and philanthropist who died yesterday. Warner served as president of the First National Bank and the Shelby Spring Tinery.
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Marcy
Harrison Warner
Warner
First National
Shelby Spring
Mallypol Arrest Reported for Reckless Driving
Harry Freeman, described as a local resident, was arrested Friday morning at 9:00 am on Broad Street. Police report he faces a charge of driving while intoxicated and reckless operation of a vehicle. Further legal action is pending.
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Harry Freeman
Mo'kless
Bricker Pledges Tax Cuts and Civil Service Support
NUMBER FOUR Continued From Page Four details Bricker advocating reduced taxes and government costs in his campaign. He calls for reorganization of highway, liquor, and purchasing departments, warns against political racketeering, and urges saving taxpayer money by bidding contracts to the lowest and best bidder. He emphasizes Civil Service protection for competent state workers and seeks immediate steps to curb rising costs. Bricker, previously unopposed for the GOP nomination, lost to Governor Davey in 1936 and is being courted again with county endorsements.
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Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria area
Several death notices and funeral details for residents of Elyria and nearby areas. Mary J Wick of Eastern Heights boulevard died at home after long illness. services in Harrisville, Pennsylvania. Emil Janty, 67, longtime Elyria resident, funeral at St Johns Lutheran, interment Ridgelawn. Huma Raver, wife of Julius Baez, obituary with family details and church rites. Mary Daney, widow of Til Danes, burial at Ridgelawn. Norman Paver mentioned among survivors. Funeral home notices list callers and service times in local churches.
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Mary J
Mary J. Wick
Bal Lawrency
Eastern Heights Boulevard
RE. W. Wick
Harrisville
Pennsylvania
Emil Janyz
Emil Dante
Cleveland Clinic
Hoospital
Janty
Germany
Elyria
Flo
Perry-Fay C Company
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Emma
Walter Jantz
Grafton Schools
Harold Jantz
Worcester
Massachusetts
Tve
Huma Raver
Julius Baez
West Hiver Street
Plan Bary Aveust
Michael Yasesik
Detroit
Michigan
John
David
Mela Anil Wuiy
Joseph Berngsfuser
Irs
Kimwood Cemestery
Lorain
Mary Daney
Meg
Alars Daner
Norn
Cleveland
Ridgelawn
Chimney Fire Damages Home on West Avenue
A chimney fire caused wall paper damage on the second floor of 1. Q0. Young at 1212 West Avenue. Firefighters from two companies responded to the alarm and contained the blaze to the fire opening area.
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Young
West Avenue
Lisivvia
Wilt Hold Stag Partly Planned by Inidus Club
Members of the Inidus Club will hold a stag party tomorrow evening at Judge Guy B. Find ley s Boy Scout cabin. The party is scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Inidus Club
Guy B. Findley
Jury to Determine Penalty For Ross Kidnaper
Chicago March 14 Joehn Henry Seadlund faced trial by federal jury to fix his punishment for the kidnapping of Charles Rows 72 a retired card manufacturer Seadlund has pleaded guilty Attorneys plan to challenge juror impaneling under Lindbergh law and seek Supreme Court review if death is imposed District Attorney Lyne pressed for a death sentence
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Chicago
Marc
Joehn
Henry Seadlund
Charles & Rows
Seadlund
Floyd 2
Thompson Wouldrederic Miraham, Jr
Supreme Court
Seadland
Michael J. Lyne
Y M C A Boys Dash Results Announced By Director
Results from last week’s YMCA track events reveal top finishers in two boys dash classes. In the high school class Jack Yerrell led with high points, Ray Gardner’s team and Robert Carr’s team followed with lower totals. In the Newsies class Carrs team Wasigh scored 24 points, Danni’s team had 14, and William Lee’s team earned 13.
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Faster Jhawkey
Jack Yerrell
Ray Gardner
Robert Carrs
Wight
Newsies
Thawir
Carrs
Wasigh
Danni
William Leedates
Tests Determine State Qualifiers for Moré Flynn
Reported results show several boys passing tests and qualifying for the state event. Lester Haw, director, notes progress amid strong performances including Tolst and Whitehouse.
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Tates
Lester Haw
Steenth
Perditt Stost
Thomas Uwtehison
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Eleria Coffee Shop
Court Street
Lake Shore Railway Co
Japan
Dees
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Sederis
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper
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