Irene Schroeder trial nears death sentence in Pa
New Castle Pa March 21 Irene Schroeder faced a crumbling defense as two eminent alienists disputed insanity while prosecutors pressed for the death penalty for the alleged murder of Corporal Brady Paul of the state highway patrol on December 27. Evidence suggested a .38 revolver was used. defense claimed irresistible impulse.
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New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
State Highway Patrol
Irene
R. L. Hildebrand
H.W. Mitchell
Pennsylvania Hospital For the Insane
Warren
C. C. Whalley
Pittsburgh
Alenisis
Hil@ebrand
Elyria Extra: Dynamite Threat Near Lodi Street Bridge
A panic-filled call to Officer H. Lee Johnson reported a box of dynamite wired to the Lodi Street Bridge. Officers rushed to the scene finding a suspicious box linked to a streetcar rail and two manholes. The box contained a meter for measuring pressure, and no explosion occurred. The caller's name remains unknown.
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Elyria
H. Lee Johnson
Johnson
Birkline
Johinson
Pantigi Freed After Conversion Charge Dismissal
Pantigi, a Hindu student visiting Cleveland, was freed in Municipal Court after a conversion charge was dismissed. He had been arrested this week and held for Cleveland authorities, and plans to leave soon for the East to continue studies at a Hindu calt.
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Pantigi
Floral Court
Cleveland
East
Mrs Cox Sues for Alimony in Common Pleas Court
Sun for alimony filed in common pleas court today by Man Cor Amhers township against William D Cox of the same address. She accuses him of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They were married March 14, 1318 in Cleveland and have no children.
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Common Pleas Court
Man Cor. Amhers
William D. Cox
Mm. Cleveland
Two More Dry Bills Approved by House Judiciary Subcommittee
Washington March 21 two measures from the Law Enforcement Commission were approved by a House Judiciary subcommittee. One bill would authorize state officers to arrest for liquor transportation and proceed in Federal court. the other would streamline padlock procedures. Proponents say the arrests bill boosts state federal cooperation. padlock reform prevents evasion by hiding from process servers.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
House Judiciary
House
New York
Store Break Alarm False At Fletcher Repair Shop
Officer Hamlin found the Broad Street repair shop door ajar at 3 p m but the alarm proved false. Fletcher, owner of the shop, explained he forced the door earlier after misplacing keys and returned to the store. A mortgage foreclosure suit seeks 3508 against Anna M Severy and L M Severy. A window peeper was reported on Eastern Heights Boulevard with no arrests.
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J. D. Fletcher
Broad Street
C. Hamlin
Fletcher
Ope
Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Boy Scouts to Lead Week of Boys Day Observances
In Monrose Colorado readers learn of a weeklong series of Boys Day events planned by clubs and civic groups. Spins include Boy Scouts, Elks, American Legion, Rotary Kiwanis and the YMCA organizing themes from Citizenship to Education and Health with several days titled Boys Day in various domains. George Gould chairs the committee with W O McClellan as secretary. Also a Montrose man reports yearround pansy picking from a Morrast bed at 6500 feet altitude with hardy blooms despite winter dormancy.
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Frids v
George Gould
W. O. McClellan
Monrose
Colo
Alvin Amagraxy
Bostwick Park
Montrose
Magraw
Kent Man To Speak Here At First W E Church Dinner
Kent man will speak at the Men's Club of the First W. E. Church tonight with a dinner meeting at 6:39. He organized the Kent Rotary Club and was its first president. A long-time educator, he served with the Federal Board of Vocational Education after World War I and led regional Methodist and Lawmen’s groups in the late 1920s.
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W. E
Wailshes
Rotary
Meatings
Rotary Club
Kent Rotary Club
Ity
Crippied
Kener
Mt. Txion
Williams Taken To Await Death
In Cleveland Ohio on March 21 George Williams a gunman and bandit was sent to the state penitentiary at Columbus to die in the electric chair on June 28 for the murder of Patrolman Carl A Sherman The Williams trial neared its close as jurors seven men and five women returned for deliberations Judge George P Baer pronounced death for Williams Williams answered Not a thing and the judge fixed the execution date for June 28 County Prosecutor Ray T Miller said the date was set at the judge's request
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Sleveland
George Williams
Columbus
Carl A. Sherman
Williams
Charles “Sonnr’ Hanovich
Sherman
Wiliams
Common Pleas
George P. Baer
Bzer
Ray T. Miler
Briand Plans Departure as Conference Stalls
Paris reports Briand planned to leave Lorson as the five power talks stall over a three power accord. Briand’s abrupt decision followed a deadlock while Tardien said he would return to the London naval conference when discussions move toward a clearer path.
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Aristide Briand
P ‘ Briand
Lorson
Briand
Hays
Paris
Andre Tardien
Loudon
Eliminate Weekly Bean Dinner By Buddies Club
The Buddies club of the M C A will cancel its weekly bean dinner tomorrow due to the County Older Boys conference being in session. H W Korzer, boys work secretary, said the group will still meet at 1 pm for a hike.
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Tsutal
Buddies’ Club
County Older Boys’ Conference
H. W. Korzer
Boys to attend county Older Boys conference
Delegations from at least seven Lorain County towns and two nearby villages are expected to attend the county Older Boys conference in Lorain tomorrow. H. W. Borser of the YMCA disclosed plans for 4 a.m. registration, sessions at First Congregational Church and YMCA, with speakers from M C A and Oberlin College. A basketball game between Hi Y clubs of Elyria and Olmsted Falls is also planned.
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Lorain County
H.W. Borser
Bors
Welling- South
Amherst
la Elyria
Lorain
Opergton
Grafton
Earom
Columbia Station
Aroz
Avon Lake
Brighton
Camber
Berea
Olmseed Falls
Y. Mlc
W.C
Means alleges sensational charges in harding era book
Assistant District Attorney Fihelly examines copies of a book sold widely for cash in Washington and New York ads. Means claims Smith planned to reveal many secrets before his death and that a party manipulated events to hide the truth. He recounts visiting the death scene, finding a peculiar vest and envelope, and claims repeated pressure to suppress the facts.
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John W. Fihelly
Washington
New York
Leo A. Rover
Harding
George W. Christian
Marion
Meen
Means
Smith
Afeans
Daughertrs
Jess Smith
Jess
aSourney
Weans Sars
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
Many Applicants For Chauffeurs Licenses at Local Club
Leon Brown secretary of the Lorain County Automobile Club said a surge of applicants for chauffeur licenses began this morning with many licenses issued early. He asked for more application blanks as supplies ran nearly exhausted after the clinic. The club now keeps a list of applicants.
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Te Lorain County Automobile Club
Leon Brown
Cab
Brown
Chropidte
Rhacoprone
Molor
Aire
Statomobile Club
Go to College Week Draws Elyric Students Toward Higher Education
H W Korner of the M C A boys' work reports many local high school students in Elyric and vicinity planning to attend college. He notes the strong demand for information on 94 colleges and universities displayed by the Go to College Week exhibits at the M C A, indicating unprecedented local interest.
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Elyric
H. W. Korner
M.C. A
Korner
Death Records of Miss Jennie Moon and William Rendle
Miss Jennie Moon, former Elyria resident, died at home on Oak morning. Survived by sister Margaret Cougnin of Pontiac and brother Moon of La Grange Road. Funeral at St Clements Lakewood with burial Calvary Cemetery. William Rendle, 65, Columbia farmer, died at Elyria Clinic after illness. Survived by widow Ella Stoore Rendle and several children. Also reports an autos collision at West River and Huron streets involving Charles Serr a and M Grubb. Authorities connected graft money handling to a George Smith figure.
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Jennie Moon
Mary Friends
Elytia
Woodward Road
Lakewood
Margaret Cougnin
Pontiac
Michigan
Four Moon
la Grange
St. Clements Church
Calvary
William Rundle
William Rendle
Columbia
Elyria Clinic
Ella Stoore Bundle
Girl Loses Suit For $25,000
A common pleas jury in Judge W. Thompson's court yesterday returned a verdict for the defendant in a 25000 dollar suit brought by Violet Hacker against Highway Freight Company. The plaintiff alleged injuries when a strait coupe carrying four passengers was struck by a truck owned by Highway Freight Company.
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Common Pleas
W. &. Thompson
Highway Freight Company
Violet Hacker
Atrie
Preight Company
Suit For $10 000 Being Heard
A jury in the common pleas court before Judge W S Thompson hears evidence in a $20,000 suit brought by Frenes Folly against Erwin Milander. The plaintiff alleges he was injured when his automobile was smashed up by Milander s truck.
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Commos
W. 5B
Thompson
Frene’s Folley
Erwin Milander
Milander
Markets Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices
Markets report mixed livestock pricing across regions with hogs steady to 15c higher in Cleveland. Cattle mostly steady with load steers at 10.75 and few heifers at 10.00. calves and sheep show uneven declines and higher lambs around 9.00 to 9.50, while Chicago notes butter and egg prices and various grain quotes.
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Cleveland
Wis
Oberlin Co-eds To Sing In Spring Concert
Oberlin College Women Glee Club will present its annual home concert in Finney Chapel directed by J. E. Wicker. The program includes a Russian Fantasy with violin obbligato and Veudeville acts. After the concert the group will travel to Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky during the Spring recess starting next week.
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Oberlin
Oberla College Women’s Glee Club
Finney Chapel
J. E. Wick
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Local Co operative milk chief plans Sept. resignation
The Co operative milk association leader disclosed plans to resign around Sept 1 to allow a successor and continue serving the organization. The meeting approved an investigation by a large margin, ending after midnight once the vote concluded. A separate item notes E Valdrich was bitten by a dog at Philadelphia Battery Station, treated by a doctor who notified police.
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Co-operative Milk Association
E. Valdrich
Philadelphia Battery Station
John Streisner
Park Avenue
Valdrich
Verdict Found For Defendant In Common Pleas Court
Judge 4 presided as a jury returned a verdict in Carlisle township suit brought by F J Hicks against Howard and Mabel Hubbard of North Ridge Road West Lorain. Hicks claimed notes were given for tracks purchased. defense said no signatures existed. Jury split with Hubbard denying signing and notes. verdict nine to three in favor of the defendants.
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Common Pleas
Webber
F. J. Hicks
Carlisle Township
Howard
Mabel Hubbard
North Ridge Road
West Lorain
Hicks
Nabel Hubbard
Howard Hubbard
Dictionary Offer Ends Tomorrow in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram offers a New World Dictionary for a small price with three paper coupons. Demand has been high in Elyria and Lorain County, with readers statewide requesting copies as stock runs low. Dr. Joseph Devlin, editor in chief, is noted for linguistic works and a simple pronunciation plan intended to aid children.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Loraiz
California
Joseph Devlin
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