Arrest in Lorain County slot machine war shocks locals
Joseph Carmasino of Cleveland was arrested in Avon Lake after attempting to induce keepers to install penny slot machines. Deputies confiscated two devices and Justice S J George fined him 500 dollars plus costs and ordered him to leave the county. Sheriff E G Mather notes the case marks the first slot machine arrest in years and warns against new penny machines.
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Lorain County
Joseph Carnrosing
Cleveland
Futur
Carmasino
Avon Lake Village
Avon Sklots
Sheriff's Deputies
Cemesino
S.J. George
Fas
E. G. Mather
Armosino
Uler
German fliers plan Atlantic flight from Bremen to New York
A Junkers plane with three Germans and a crew including Captain Koenig and Baron von Huede is prepared at Wardonnell for a long ocean crossing. Weather updates push the start from Wednesday dawn to Thursday morning, following a first leg completed in Berlin.
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Dublin
Mreb
New York
Junkeres Muiupiame
Bremen
Hermann Roehl
Piin Baron
Enrenireid
Gunther von. Huedeeld
Forcstier
Ariaur Spindler
Tad Giant
Wardonnel
Berlin
Smiliac
Koeniz
Germany
Radel Fined 300 on Second Offense Liquor Charge
Neil Radel, arrested Thursday night by State Prohibition Inspector O. E. Rankin and deputies, pleaded guilty to a second offense liquor charge before Judge A. R. Webber. He was fined 300 dollars and costs.
Ban Toy Mayor Dies in State Hospital
C A McIntyre age 38 mayor of San Toy Perry county died yesterday at the Athens state hospital after eight years in office. He drew state attention a year ago for a public flogging of a prisoner over an incident involving his mother in law. Local motorists were seen refilling at stations after draining their rails.
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Ban Toy
State Hospital
New Lexington
C. A. McIntyre
San Toy
Perry County
Athens State Hospital
McIntyre
Elgin Board of Trade to Hold First Dinner Meeting
The Elgin Board of Trade will hold its first member dinner Thursday at 6 15 PM at the Newell hotel. Guest speaker Jay Iglauer, vice president and treasurer of a Cleveland store, will discuss topics tied to his vast experience and leadership roles.
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Elgins Board of Trade
Newell
Board of Trade Office
Islayer
Board of ‘Trade
Bombings Rock Chicago Political Campaign Turmoil
Two bombs destroyed homes of U S Senator Charles Deneen and Circuit Judge John Swarsin amid violent threats and rumors of martial law as Chicago braces for the April 10 primary. District Attorney Crowe offers a $10,000 reward for the bombers, accusing Deneen supporters of attempting to discredit Crowe and Thompson while Swanson pursues the state's attorney bid.
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U. S
Charles Deneen
Swanson
Chicago
U. 3
John J. Swarsin
Cook County
Robert E. Crowe
William Wale Thompson
Carlstram
Smail
Crowe
Thompson
Carlstrom
Ame
Deneen
Elyria High students compete in interpretive reading and speaking
Elyria High School hosted this morning contests in interpretive reading and extemporaneous speaking. Winners advance to regional and state contests at Wooster, Western Reserve, Ohio Wesleyan, and Wittenberg in April and May.
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Ohio Coliese
Elyria High School
General Assembly
Wooster
Western Reserve
Ohio Westevan
Ohio Weslevan
Wittenberg
Helen Adams
Joyce McKinter
Morris Kline
Russell Cook
W. W. Mattos
Oberlin College
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Mias Noelle Bass
High Facuool
City enforces new drunk driving rules in first case
The first case under the citys new regulations for intoxicated drivers was heard in police court this morning before Mayor James A Hewitt. Jack Cook of Cleveland pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 1200 plus costs after police observed erratic driving near Penfield Junction while heading toward Elyria.
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James A. Hewitt
Jack Cook
Cleveland
George Walton
Cook
Penfield Junction
Elyria
Mercury Reaches 102 Degrees In Texas
The report lists extreme temperatures from 20 cities with Texas noting 102 degrees. Other readings include Brownsville at 108 and El Paso data, while northern cities show cooler highs and varying low temperatures.
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Texas
Washington
Eastport
New York
Charleston
S. C
Key West
Fla
Montgomery
New Orleans
Brownsville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cincinnati
Jetroit
Mich
Duluth
Minn
Williston
Helena
Mont
Denver
Melo
el Paso
Tex
Yuma
Ariz
Spokane
Wash
Los Angeles
Cal
Convention cities will be kept dry in 1930s
Assistant prohibition commissioner Alf Oftedal left Washington to oversee dry efforts in Kansas City and Houston. Treasury officials say the bureau will strike at bootleggers by tightening liquor supply and enforcing price controls while avoiding violations of private homes.
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Washington
Alf Oftedal
Kansas City
Houston
Treasury
Lowman
Prohibition Bureau
Lorain Sued for 20000 Over Park Injury
Sun Police Cleveland reports a suit filed in common pleas court by a Cleveland resident against the City of Lorain seeking 20000 for injuries from a fall at the bottom of a park shoot in Highland park on August 18 1927.
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Sun Police
West 28Th Street
Cleveland
City of
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Highland Park
Minnich Brothers Found Guilty by Jury
Oscar and Joe Minnich were found guilty of the charges after a jury verdict yesterday afternoon. The brothers were remanded to jail to await sentencing before Judge A R Webber.
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Minnich Brothers
Oscar
Joe
A. R. Webber
Man Seeks 25000 In Auto Collision Suit
William Roth of Lorain asks 25000 dollars in damages from Vincent Czuba in Lorain County Common Pleas Court alleging a January 30 1928 crash on East 31st Street caused by Czuba’s truck. Roth says his car was hit from behind and forced into a telephone pole inflicting serious injuries.
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Tve
William Roth
River Road
Lorain
Wincenty Czuba
East 33Rd St
Common Pleas Court
Roth
East 31St Street
Gary Avenue
Willis Drives Presidential Contention At Ohio WCTU Meeting
At the Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union midwinter meeting in Columbus on March 27 Senator Frank B. Willis drew both applause and opposition as a resolution to endorse him was introduced and tabled amid debate. Mrs Florence Richard and Mrs Nellie Hill urged support while Mrs Sarah R K Meredith warned against endorsing to avoid misunderstanding. Mrs Margaret C Munns urged continued focus on prohibition and accused larger papers of being influenced by wets.
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Columbles
Frank B. Willis
Ohio “Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willis
Florence Richard
Toledo
Ohio
Wallis
Richard
Nellie Hill
Elyria
Sarah RK. Meredith
Canton
Willig
Margaret C. Munns
National
Puma
Man and Wife Found Not Guilty in Liquor Possession Case
The trial in polite court Monday afternoon dismissed liquor possession charges against Mr Louis Smith and wife Mrs Smith. The defense cited Mahoning County Court of Appeals rulings noting a wife cannot be convicted for possession and that the husband generally heads the home. The husband faced testimony that liquor belonged to one Herbert Ross, sought by police, who may have brought it to the Smith residence in East Broad Street.
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James A. Tewitt
Court of Appeals
Mahoning County
Louis Smith
East Broa Street
Smith
Herb” Ross
Ross
Eighteen Drawn for April Jury in Lorain County
A genure of eighteen jurors were drawn for the April 1 common pleas court in Elyria under Judge W B Thurmpson. The term begins April 2. Names include James Cunningham Elyria R F D Frank Boylan 220 14th St Elyria B S Smith 690 A Ist Lorain William C Fisher 444 Broadway Lorain G J Reisinger sky 12 Lake Ave Elyria Genre Carrier 659 West Broad Elyria M G Mead 2704 Apple Ave Lorain Fred James 422 Zod Elyria Harry Standen Route 2 Lorain Mrs C E Bernhart 242 Kenyon Ave Elyria James Tran Grafton John Dono...Yvan 1024 Long St Lorain RC Baird 320 9th St Elyria Mrs William B Youngs 1502 Lakeview Blvd Lorain H Neely 1621 9th St Lorain S Klein 700 Mildred Ave Lorain William Glazer 72 Hamilton Ave Lorain
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Porder
W. B. Thurmpson
James Cunningham
Ebria
Frank Boylan
14Th St
Elyria
B. S. Smith
A” Ist
Lorain
William C. Fisher
Broadway
G. J. Reisinger
Sky
Lake Ave
Genre Carrier
West Broad St
M. G. Mead
Apple Ave
Fred James
Zod St
Harry Standen
C. E. Bernhart
Kenyon Ave
James Tran
Grafton
John Dono- Yvan
Long St
Baird
Wiliam B. Youngs
Lakeview Bivd
H. &Neely
9Th St
S. Klein
Mildred Ave
William Glazer
Hamilon
Missouri Republicans endorse Lowden for president at convention
The Missouri State Republican convention backs Frank O. Lowden for the presidential nomination and sends seven delegates-at-large to the National Convention without instructions. Senator Neely accuses Hoover of dodging the prohibition issue. House floor notes Longworth and Lowden as possible nominees. New Jersey district petitions support Lowden. Reed urges action against corruption. California leaders pledge Hoover support.
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Missouri
Frank O. Lowden
M. H. Neely
Dem
West Virginia
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Borah
House
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
New Jersey
Great Lakes area hit by cold winds and hail
The Great Lakes region suffered a cold wave with temperatures dropping to well below freezing, heavy rain and electrical storms. High winds toppled signs, damaged structures, and a 52 degree drop affected the Mahouiaz Valley. incidents included a lightning strike that knocked a man unconscious and a barn fire destroyed at New Lexington.
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United Press
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Mahouiaz
Edward Burrows
Bellaire
East Palestine
East Palestine Fair Grounds
Governor Smith Rebukes Senator Nye Over Teapot Dome Charges
Albany March 27 Governor Alfred E Smith writes Senator Gerald Nye denouncing use of his name in Teapot Dome probes. He disputes Nye’s charges as baseless and accuses Nye of dishonesty and reckless statements while recalling Smith’s prior denials of Sinclair contributions and urging proper conduct.
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith Hag
Gerald P. Nye
Hame
Nye
Senate
United Press
Alfred F. Smith
Marry KE
Sinclair
Smith
Walsh
Teapot Dome
New York
Orde
Lasen
Alfred FE. Smith
College Receives 5000 Pound Gift From Estate
A £5,000 legacy from Mrs. Elizabeth W. Donnell's estate will fund Findlay College gymnasium construction and equipment. The will did not specify use, but college officials approved the plan.
Death verdict in death of Miami University student
Oxford jurors ruled that Edward Cook killed himself after Mack A. Winecup 23 a Miami University student was found with a bullet wound in his heart at Oxford Saturday night. The March 27 inquest returned a suicide verdict.
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Hamilton
Gormer Edward Cook
Mack A. Winecup
Miawi University
Oxford
Lindbergh Pressed as National Aviation Lobbyist in Congress
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh faces repeated appearances before congressional committees to back aviation measures. He endorses bills on air mail contracts and franking privileges while facing scrutiny and debate. The strain shows as he declines interviews and plans withdrawal from the public gaze after two weeks of high profile travel and public duties.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Welly
Laguardia
Limdbergh
Rep
Kyale
Farmer-Labor
Minn
Lindbergh
Congress
Norway
Sweden
House
Treasury
Lindbersh
Sues to Collect Commission for Land Sale
The Sylv ien Realty Co of Cleveland sues Josepha K R Heb an and Jane Hoves of Arc a for failure to pay a commission on a land sale. The complaint seeks $1250 as the owed amount under an agreement regarding the sale of property.
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Defendasta
Plaintift
Sylviem Realty Co
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Josepha KR. Heban
Jane Hoves
Arca
City awards contracts for disposal plant and outfall sewer
The Elytia Board of Control awarded the outfall sewer contract to Gallagher and Burke Construction Co. of Rocky River for 8,645 dollars. The plant contract went to Bierd Lydos and Grandpre of Chicago for 375,246 dollars as part of a project costing about 638,291 dollars for building not including land and fees.
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Elytia Board of Control
James A. Hewitt
John N. Eldt
Gallagher and Burke Construction Co
Rocky River
Bierd, Lydos and Grandpre
Chicago
George Gascoigne
Decision Near in Remus Case
The court of appeals may rule on George Remus's petition for a writ of habeas corpus seeking release from the state hospital for the criminally insane. Remus, Cincinnati wife slayer and former bootleg king, has been confined since a probate court found him sane but dangerous to be at large. Judges Phil Crow Kent W. Hughes and Charles L. Justice heard the hearing and testimony alleging Remus is sane.
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Lina. O
Court of Appeals
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Remus
Cincinnati Probate Court
Tie
Lima
Imogene
Phil Crow
Kent W. Hughes
Charles L. Justice
Beard Aljevists
Maillievaire Rum
Sane
May Hold Naval Arms Conference in Tokio
Washington March 27 The 1931 naval arms conference provided for under the Washington treaty will be held this year. Selection of the site is in the hands of the United States, but vigorous discussion favors Tokyo as the destination.
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Washington
United State
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James A. Reed
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Peter McDonough
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