Doyle Tells Of Newspap ers Enances
Gerald A. Dorie, Cleveland attorney, testified in a $50,000 libel suit involving William J Peer against Horvitz and Gibson. He described how Sam Horvitz urged him to take over the Lorain Journal in 1922, the paper’s debt troubles, and the Highway Construction company’s funding arrangements. Doyle recalled his background and the money sources used to cover losses while publishing in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald A. Dorie
Cleveland Attornney
Lorain Journal
Emil Caiman
Sam Horvitz
William J Peer
Lorain
Horvitz
David Gibson
A. R Webber
Doyle
Dorle
Dorte
Calman
Corte
Fes
Lorain County
Doris
Highway Construction
Highway Construction , Company
Ses
Dore
Cleveland
National City Bank of
Slayer of liquor raider convicted in Toledo affair
Joseph Sullivan was found guilty of manslaughter in the Harbor View Liquor Raider street fight killing Ralph Zahnle. The trial before Common Pleas Judge Robert Gosline lasted twenty hours with jurors, including a weeping woman, enduring a night in the courthouse before the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Joseph ‘Red) Sullivan
Ralph Zahnle
Harbor View Hquor
Common Pleas
Robert Gosline
Sullivan
Justice to Hold Night Court For Working People
Justice of the Peace Walter Watts announced a night court for working people, first session tonight in Watts's office. He said sessions won't be regular but will help those who would lose work for day court appearances and to provide fair relief during hard times. Additional sessions will occur as needs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Walter Watts
Watts
Moose lodge members from ten cities meet for Ohio convention
About 250 Moose lodge members from ten Ohio northern cities will gather in Elyria for the Western Reserve Legion spring convention. Delegates include leaders from Cleveland, Collinwood, Lorain, Akron, Barberton, Cuyahoga Falls, Ravenna, Creston, Geneva, Ashtabula and Elyria. The meeting aims to boost Ohio lodge membership to 100,000 by June 30, to nominate record candidates for the James J. Revin class in Cleveland on April 12, and to expand the legion to fund a second Ohio bungalow at Moosehaven Florida. Speakers include region president Lee Miller and several lodge officials. a Vaudeville program and initiations are planned at 2 p.m. in the Eagles’ auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Elyria
Western Reserve Legion of the Lodge
Cleveland
Collinwood
Lorain
Akron
Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Ravenna
Creston
Cornneaut
Ashtabula
Ohio
N. F. Savage
Legion
Moose Institution
Moosehaven
Florida
Lee Miller
Jack Stoehr
Clarence K- Surder
Lawrence Greve
Cleveland Edge
Maurice Fleming
E. A. Harringer
Collinwood Lodge
George Aun
Akron Lodge
Edward Dexter
Henry Smith
Elgiia Lodge
Henry Snyder
Lorain Lodge
Eagles’ Auditorium
Chauffeur's License Law To Be Enforced
Sheriff Clarence Adams warns all drivers who operate autos for others that they must hold chauffeur licenses under the new state law. He notes past leniency due to misunderstanding but says enforcement will now go to the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Adams
Adams
Suit Filed Against Lorain for 45 Dollars
Harold Gow filed a common pleas court suit against the City of Lorain claiming damages from a 3:30 am crash on East Erie avenue. He alleges he was riding with Charles Filbert when a house being moved struck their automobile as no warnings or lights were used. Gow seeks $45 plus other damages including a $100 suit of clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Harold Gow
Gow
Charles Filbert
East Erie Avenue
Petitive
Elyria Boys Leave Today on Vacation Trip
The 29 Elyria boys of the YMCA division embark on a National Capital trip, led by H W Korner and Carl Wagner. They travel via a 32 passenger coach from Elyria to Wheeling to Uniontown Hagerstown and Washington, with stops in Baltimore Annapolis and Gettysburg on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Korner
Carl Wagner
Wheeling
W. Va
Uniontown
Hagerstown
Washington
Ariington
Mt. Vernon
Alexandria
Birria
Baltimore
Annnapolis
Gettysburg
Dan Tuttle
Elyria
Gilbert Betcher
Glover Webb
Richard Marderer
Thomas Gregg
Joan Skinmer
Alex Graber
Dwaine Newell
Anthony Keiloge
Myron Briggs
Ellsworth Hales
Vernon Bell
Charles McCue
Henry Miller
David Wainwright
Tod Moise
Wiliam Auld
Robert Birch
Nelson Rendlin
Delwin Reisinger
Robert Corts
Robert Burke
Don Yost
Stanley Davies
Maurice Wagner
Richard Everhart
Fred Lehman
Junior Henry
Robert Krieg
Robert Krueck
President Told of Haiti Ill
President Hoover reviewed a clinical chart of Haiti's ills and a plan for its relief after the Haiti commission of inquiry completed its seven week study. The recommendations urge the United States to help make Haiti a country of and for Haitians while providing a steadying hand. Marines would be withdrawn eventually as Haitians build a stronger government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Haiti
America
United States
Bandit Robs Suburban Bank in Cincinnati Heist
A bandit tied to a woman driven car robbed a Second National Bank suburban branch in Cincinnati on March 28. The teller James Coogan and cashier Howard Liebel were forced to the floor while the thief emptied the vault of about $4,000 and locked them inside briefly, attracting attention from nearby shoppers as the getaway car sped away with a likely female driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Second National Bank
Ror Gaines
James Coogan
Howard Liebel
Liebel
Coogan
Carpenter Dies After Finishing Work in Lorain
Chase Stephens aged 52 of 312 West 22nd Street, a carpenter, collapsed at Stop 84 Lake Road yesterday afternoon after completing a hard day’s work. County Coroner Myles E. Perry ruled death due to an acute heart attack. Stephens, a bachelor, had not worked steadily and authorities suspected overexertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Lorain
Chase Stephans
West 22Nd Street
Lake Road
Myles E. Perry
Elsha
Stephan
Stephens
Hearing on Lorain lighting injunction suit
Judge A R Webber to rule whether a councilman stock holder can vote on a contract involving the holding company Cities Services Corporation in Lorain street lighting case. Briefs to be filed next week as injunction action against Ohio Public Service proceeds. Horton B Alger, Lorain extension agent, to speak to the Y M C A club Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Attorners
Lorain
J. Is. Grimm
Ohio Public Service
Webber
Cities Services Corporation
Courts
Ohio
Hoover backs U S delegation at London Conference
Washington dispatch reports Acting Secretary of State Cotton denying any rift between President Hoover and the American delegation in London. He says the President unreservedly supports the delegation as it seeks proposals to reduce naval arms and preserve world peace. The aim is a plan agreeable to Americans and in line with traditional policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cotton
Hoover
London
Non
Census Enumerators Named for Elyria and County
Final appointments as census enumerators were announced today by the Supervisor of the Census, rank Stetson. The last two Elyria appointees are Florence L. Dirlan, Lula M. Wiggins and John T. Griffith. County selections include Rover J. Leimbach, Charlotte G. Wilcox, Lucy E. F. Schubert, and R. B. Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Elyria
Florence L. Dirlan
Lula M. Wiggins
John T. Griffith
Rover
J. Leimbach
Charlotte G. Wilcox
Lucy EF. Schubert
R. B. Whitehead
Lorain Man Hurt In Auto Upset
Lorain resident Joe Fedor, 161 East 32nd Street, was slightly injured when a motor vehicle he rode in, driven by William Erka of 172 East 32nd Street, left Elyria Avenue and overturned in a ditch south of Lorain. Exyka told deputy sheriffs speed around a curve and brake failure caused the crash. Fedor received treatment at St Joseph's Hospital in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fedor
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
William Erka
Elyria Avenue
Exyka
Fedor
St Joseph’s Hospital
Elyria High School Centennial Parade Plans Unfold
A fourfold centennial celebration for Elyria High School will culminate in a June pageant procession through the city ending at Big Stadium. Plans include an alumni parade, a twilight pageant, a large historical exhibition, and revised commencement dates. Executive committee members and five specialized committees coordinate the event with wide community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Allegheny Mountains
R. C. Maston
Centen
Jaze l
Mastoni
Washington
Maston
C., P Shively
Mary Riley
Margaret Edwards
D. J. Fox
Nina Baker
Helen Gilbert
Mar
Ian Kembie
J. M. Beck
Rockwood
Board of Education
Charles Persons
Heilogg Day
Cain Smith
BD. J. Fox
J W. van Dusen
Ralph Murtach
Ralph Wood
Miss, Baker
A J Roblanson
A. J. Plocher
F. L. Sha
J and
R. L. Barth
S.S. Rockfood
J. B. Thomas
Lawrence H. Webber
Nellie Lewis
S. S. Rockwood
J. H. Faxon
L. Moise
Seward Henson
George Stevens
Frances Raufus
A. R. Webber
Charles Johnson
Eva Reely
Four Of Family Die When Auto Hit By Train
A Columbus family of five lost four members when their auto was struck by a Big Four passenger train at a crossing. William J. Stephens 33 Nancy Stephens 69 Harriette Stephens 27 Ralph Stephens 9 Lester Stephens 5 died. one member survived with minor injuries. The vehicle stalled on the tracks, wreckage strewn, bodies held for coroner’s inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Columbus
William J. Stephens
Nancy Stephens
Harriette Stephens
Stephens
Ralph Stephens
Lester
Wilson Higler
Youths plead guilty in Oberlin car theft ring case
Six youths faced a sheriff's arraignment over an Oberlin based auto theft ring. Silas Bucks and Harvey Born admitted guilt and were sent to juvenile authorities after plea. Donald Auber Arthur Born Julius Bennett and Mike Yascha m pleaded not guilty and await a preliminary hearing next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Oberlin
S. J. George
Silas Bucks
Harvey Born
Donald Auber
Arthur Born
Julius Bennett
Mike Yascham
Lorain County Miscellany: statues farms people and milestones
A jumbled slice of local notes mentions Justice statue missing scales at the Court House yard and a large elm site once used for a campaign speech. It notes Lorain farm ownership counts, a novelty of Major Hewitt's electric cigar lighters, Eddie Herzog’s pet raccoon Snip, George Tufford’s rubber heel rise, and John G. Schrock as City Hall flyweight champion after victories over Julius Vanderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cass
Michigan
Court House Yard
Ohio
John G. Schrock
Julius Vanderson
Schreck
Fire Dept Truck Delores Returns to Service
The ancient ladder truck Delores was returned to active service at Central fire station after reconditioning, with Nose Truck No. 1 back in service yesterday.
Trusty Pulled Into Ammunition Room In Missouri Prison
Jefferson City Mo March 29 A frustrated attempt by prisoners to steal ammunition from National Guard supplies raised fear of a violent break. A trusty unnamed was seen entering the ammunition room shortly before noon guardsmen Le lend Chesley pursued and seized the convict attempting to steal cartridges. Officials began searching cells of ringleaders for weapons likely hidden in preparation for an armed break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulletitn State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
National Guard
Lelend Chesley
Dover man admits hold up planned theft of ring valued 3700
Sheriff Clarence Adams arrested Russe Thorpe of Dover who confessed a year ago to planning the robbery of Francis Boone. Thorpe said two Toledo professionals aided. the trio bound the Boones and stole a ring with three diamonds, two stones later sold in Detroit. Thorpe and the Toledo men face charges here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
Russe Thorpe
Dover
Francis Boone
Adams
Thorpe
Els Ria
Boone
Toledo
George
Sullivan
Maser
Detroit
Yacht Missing 12 Hours Safe Near Marin Coast
A yacht with 20 UC students aboard was missing for over 12 hours before returning safely to Paradise Cove in Marin County. The craft, leaving Oakland for a pleasure cruise, spent the night there after encountering thick fog. Mrs. Luther Stein and Edward Cowan learned that the party was safe. Cowan's son Everett was among those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Ber
Paradise Cove
Marin County
Luther Stein
Presbyterian Church
Berkeley
Edward Cowan
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MOQSE
Convention of Western Reserve Legion of Lodge
Bandtt Wold
UP Dance Bank
Lorain Lighting
Alger Horton B. Alger
Lorain County Agricultural Extension
Young Men's Club
U. S
Lorain Man
Justice George
James A. Hewitt
Itas, Kristmassift
E’die Herzog
Américan Legion
Officar
San Antonio
George Tufford
Tufford
Trusty
Man
Tra Ward
Bread St
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