Trial Set for Avon Lake Woman in Manslaughter Case
Lennore Guettinger, 35, of Avon Lake, charged with manslaughter in the February 12 shooting of her husband John, 50, had her trial date set for April 12. She pleaded not guilty and bond remained at $2,000. Defense cites transitory insanity. a Cleveland physician treating her for a nervous condition will be the principal witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennore Guettinger
Avon Lake
John
Howard R. Butler
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lawrence Webber
Wayne C. Black
Lal
Cleveland
Central Labor Union Hosts Public Evening Meeting
The Central Labor Union sponsors an educational meeting this evening open to the public. Women workers receive a special invitation. A. F. of L. representative Coleman Claherty of Cleveland will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
A. F
Coleman Claherty
Cleveland
Wellington Youth Granted Probation
Walter Anderson 21 of Wellington given probation by Common Pleas Judge D A Cook after questioning on the witness stand about auto theft involvement. Anderson pleaded guilty with Clarence McDaniels to driving a car owned by R S West without consent. car taken January 21 and wrecked near New London. McDaniels to be tried next week. Anderson parole to expire December 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Wellington
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Anderson
Clarence McDaniels
R. S. West
West
New London
McDaniels
Guy Wells
Local two vehicle fender benders reported by police
Two minor automobile collisions were reported by police yesterday. Mrs Edward Nagel of Avon damaged her rear fender while turning into a parking space on Broad street when it hooked the bumper of Natalie Stentz of 315 12th street. Louise Sabo of 48 Samuel street skidded into Naomi Washburn of Elyria at Lake avenue and Rust street, causing minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nagel
Avon
Broad Street
Natalie Stentz
12Th Street
Louise Sabo
Samuel Street
Naomi Washburn
R. D. No
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Rust Street
Sedan Stolen From Cleveland Street, Police Informed
William Hearne of 553 Ohio Street reported his Plymouth sedan was stolen from Cleveland Street yesterday. The vehicle carried 1936 license Y 711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Cleveland Street
Easter Barnyard Night at Eagles Event
Special notice invites Eagles members and wives to a March 27 Saturday 8 PM Easter Barnyard Night featuring Easter eggs rabbits candy hams and a special program organized by the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entertainment Committee
Probation Request Heard in Lorain Case
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook heard Ernest Singerberger 22 Lorain plead guilty to breaking into a pool room and stealing 21. A federal investigator testified Singerberger faces April grand jury probes over liquor law violations but recommended probation. Lorain officials sought his arrest for burglary while federal agents kept him as a material witness in Dave’s liquor case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Ernest Singerberger
Lorain
Breakingnto &A
South Lorain
Federal Internal Revenue
Howard R. Butler
Singerberger
Kouri Dave
Dave
Amherst residents injured in rear-end crash at traffic light
Two Amherst residents suffered facial and head lacerations at 12 15 p m today when their car slammed into the rear of a box truck stopped for a traffic light at South Amherst. Deputy sheriffs Michael Bulzomi and Emil Kubishke reported the injuries to driver Dave Thompson 28 and passenger John Davis. Another Amherst resident Mike Obac was not hurt. The truck operator was Frank Griffin of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
South Amherst
Michael Bulzomi
Emil Kubishke
Dave Thompson
John Davis
Mike Obac
Frank Griffin
Birmingham
French Warship Halts Volunteers Near Spanish Front
A French warship fired across the bows of a French merchant vessel carrying 25 volunteers to Spain and forced it to port at Vendres. Volunteers were landed and taken to gendarmerie headquarters. Initial reports claimed Canadians, later saying many were German and Russian anti Franco volunteers. This marked an early action under the non intervention pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spain
Port Vendres
Mediterranean
Catalonia
France
Great Britain
CCC To Enroll 7 540 In Ohio
Robert Fechner announced that the CCC will enroll 7 540 juror members in Ohio starting April 1. The program will employ 129 local men with relevant camp work experience and enroll 375 war veterans as part of the Ohio quota. Junior enrollees will be selected via federal and state labor departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Fechner
CCC
Ohio
Jack Lyon Fined for Speeding on Cleveland Street
Jack Lyon aged 20 of 706 Middle avenue was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird and fined $2 with total costs of $7.10 for driving 50 mph on Cleveland street Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lyon
Middle Avenue
Don A. Baird
Cleveland Street
Apprentices in Tokyo Report Worms During Training
Physical examination shows that 50 percent of apprentice policemen currently in training in Tokyo have worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Court actions in Lorain include remand in support case and custody ruling
In Lorain yesterday Magdeline Olejko was remanded for a new trial for failure to support her mother and lacked counsel at trial. Twin daughters of John A Jonas and Marion Jonas Gilbert were committed to Oberlin Children’s Home with custody denied to both parents. father ordered to pay 8 per week for support. Other actions include detaining Detroit youths for deposition in a case of auto theft, foreclosure suits by Cleveland Trust and Elyria Savings against local property owners, divorce suit by Ethel LaVerne Ryan, and a $10,000 personal injury suit by Ernest C Peat against Ralph Peat and Emma Farrar for a 1956 Oberlin Road collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Lorain
Magdeline Olejko
Ohio
John A. Jonas
Marion Jonas Gilbert
Oberlin
Ernest C. Peat
Mansfield
Ralph M. Peat
Emma Farrar
West 13Th Stret
Oberlin Toad
Ralph Peat
Ernest Peat
Ralph
Ohio county totals and district note for district lines
The document lists county groupings with large numeric totals for districts in Ohio. It includes sums for Erie through Lorain, Summit, Washington through Athens, Stark through Portage, and several combined counties in the Cuyahoga area, culminating in a total of 1,202,055 with a note that district lines are not yet established.
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Summit
Washington
Monroe
Morgan
Muskingum
Guernsey
Athens
Stark and Portage
Coshocton
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Wayne
Ashland
Medina
Belmont
Harrison, Carroll, Jefferson and
Columbiana
Mahoning
Cuyahoga
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Lake and Geauga
Corrected quote from statesman about votes and country
The statesman says there are no votes in it but it will help the country and he will work for it.
Steamship Volunteer Seeks Aid Near Japan in SOS
An SOS from the steamship Volunteer reported a leak in No 1 hold and crew unable to control flooding. The Empress of Canada and Fresno City are rushing to assist as the Volunteer anchors 1,400 miles southeast of Japan in the San Francisco to Orient lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Volunteer
Japan
Mackay Radio
Empress of Canada
Globe Wireless
Harrison
Fresno City
San Francisco
Vessel Volunteer Listed as US Shipping Board Vessel
Lloyds register reports the steam ship Volunteer in distress off Japan as a United States Shipping Board vessel with San Francisco as its port of embarkation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lloyd’s Register
Volunteer
Japan
United States Shipping Board
Board files complaint against Ohio Fuel Gas Co over unfair labor practices
The National Labor Relations Board charged the Ohio Fuel Gas Co of Columbus with unfair labor practices after a strike. Between January 13 and 21 the firm allegedly discharged 34 employees for union involvement and offered incentives to deter union activity. Hearings are set for April 5 in Cleveland before NLRB director Ralph A. Lind. The company, subsidiary of Columbia Gas and Electric, operates 3500 gas wells and 11,600 miles of pipelines serving 300,000 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Cleveland
International Association of Oil Field, Gas Well and Refinery Workers of America
Ralph A. Lind
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Taxicab Strike In Chicago Ends
Chicago taxi drivers end a three week strike returning to work at 6 am under an agreement with Checker and Yellow Cab officials. The pact allows direct bargaining on higher commissions and a five day grace period to resume operations. Salted riot arrests exceed 100 as cabs were damaged during protests.
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Chicago
Loop
Checker
Yellow Cab
Cab
Midwest Taxicat Drivers Union
Checker Cab
Nails swallowed during play found in boy's stomach
Nine year old Peter Dennison of Hull England swallowed fifteen nails during play. Doctors recovered the sharp objects from his stomach after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dennison
Hull
England
Yaqui ritual ends with fake Judas execution in Arizona plaza
In Guadalupe Arizona locals drag a straw effigy of Judas Iscariot through the Yaqui plaza as part of a century-old Easter rite. The traitor is impaled and burned after a ritual path of crosses is burned with gunpowder. The night culminates with whipping and dances leading to a dawn Mass in the village church.
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Guadalupe
Ariz
Judas Iscarlot
Via Crucis
Mexico
Phoenix
Los Pilatos
Pontius Pilate
Christ
Gethsemane
i.Os Fariscos
Ytewipe
Unconscious Woman Found On Downtown Penthouse Roof
Miss Melba Emrich, 24, was found unconscious on a ten story downtown Cleveland penthouse roof. She was in serious condition with frostbite and shock and may have lain there for six hours. Police cannot determine how she reached the roof. her parents report a prior disappearance and a January suicide attempt after a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Melba Emrich
John Adams High School
Kent State University
Scout Officers to Work For City Hall
Boys who will occupy appoin tive city offices will be appointed by the mayor and serve from 9 a.m. to noon next Saturday. In the afternoon they attend a national picture show at the Lincoln Theatre free with membership cards. Miller To Head State Tax Commission Miller is elected chairman with Walter Mitchell joining as Democrat. James Dunn is Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Gates
Lincoln Theatre
Miller
State Tax Commission
Columbus, CO
Frank Miller
Paulding
Walter Mitchell
Youngstown
James Dunn
Japan Won’t Accept 14 Inch Gun Limitation
Tokyo informs Britain it rejects a 14 inch naval gun cap, freeing Britain United States France and dominions from the limit. U S battleships may use 16 inch guns while Britain keeps 14 inch guns but contemplates heavier decks. Debate over tonnage up to 50,000 tons follows the 1936 treaty framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Naotake Satoh
Robert Clive
United States
France
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
House of Commons
British Admiralty
Britain
British Dominions
London
Tragedy in Canton: Husband Kills Wife Then Takes His Life
James D. Montigue, 36, shot and killed his wife Jessie, 32, in their Canton home following a quarrel and then killed himself with a gunshot to the head. The fatal shooting was witnessed by the couple’s three children. Double funeral services were being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
James D. Montigue
Jessie
Health Department Annual Activity Report Details
Public health efforts include Kathryne Fulton making 273 visits, issuing 36 birth certificates, treating 128 tuberculosis related cases and overseeing 273 separate checks. Sanitary officer F. H. Williams logged 24 restaurant inspections and 11 basement water complaints. City food inspector G. W. Sevage conducted numerous meat and dairy inspections and condemned several food items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Fulton
F. H. Williams
G. W. Sevage
No title from the era says Junior blasts dad over past plots
A fragment notes a boy nicknamed Junior challenging his father in ancient times. The line suggests the boy accuses his father of clinging to old ideas and a bygone era. The brief exchange hints at intergenerational tension in a historical setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
B. C
Dad
Bill to Cut Membership to Three and Create Tax Administrator
A legislative proposal seeks to reduce the number of members to three and establish a dedicated tax administrator. The measure outlines responsibilities, funding, and oversight mechanisms to streamline fiscal governance. It aims to simplify oversight and improve tax collection efficiency within the agency.
Chicago Market Prices for Potatoes Poultry and Grains
Chicago reports March 26 with U.S. Dept of Agriculture data. Potatoes show firm stock with moderate demand across Idaho Maine Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota grades and prices. live poultry and eggs listed with various weights. butter and eggs also shown. Grain and mill feeds provide prices for oats corn wheat flour and hay by lot or ton, plus alfalfa cuts and straw values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. SS. Dept. of Agriculture
Ue S
Idaho
UC. S
Michigan
U. S
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Ettoy Aeel
Labor sit-down protests spark cautious legislative debate
Conferees toward a White House meeting weigh legality of sit-downs as La Follette and Pope urge caution. Perkins argues sit-down strikes reflect standard labor dispute aims and stress respect for court evacuation orders, while Lowell condemns the tactic and seeks strict anti sit-down legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John N. Garner
House
Willam
Bankhead
T. Robinson
Sam Rayburn
la Follette
Pope
Miss Perkins
Chrysler
Lowell
Garner
Congress
Missouri bill requires mufflers on boats near water
Jefferson City Missouri lawmakers pass a relief bill for residents near lakes and rivers. The measure mandates that motor boats be equipped with mufflers to reduce noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Lancaster man killed by truck on Route 37
William A. Redding, 35, of Lancaster, was killed when struck by a truck last night while he stood on the running board of a parked automobile talking to friends on Route 37 north of Lancaster. LeMoyne Swain of Shreve, the truck driver, was not held by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster, C
William A. Redding
Lancaster
Here
LeMoyne Swain
Shreve
Stolen Car Recovered Near Malcolm Court
Police recovered the stolen automobile of William Hearne of 553 Ohio Street from a ditch on Malcolm Court. The vehicle had been taken from Cleryeland Street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hearne
Ohio Street
Malcolm Court
Cleryeland Street
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Star Court Street
Spring Deliver Shoe Shop
West Virginia
Crooks
Acme
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper CO
Elyria, Ohio
Court House
Robert Catlin
Lawrence Wiechert
Detroit
William Jones
Common Pleas Court
Charles F. Adams
Jones
Vermilion
Cleveland Trust Company
Matilda Rose Roth Et al
Sheffield Village
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
George Harrison
Ethel LaVerne Ryan
Ray R. Ryan
Vage
Erie, Huron and Lorain
Gas Co
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
Nand and Electric
G. J. O'Connor
18Th St
Sanko Restaurant
Bell Co
Murbach Coal
Phone
F. A. Humphrey
Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Elyria City Limits
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Florida
Bunny
Schroll
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance CO
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