Doyle Testifies He Disposed of Paper in 1920
Gerald A. Dorie testifies about relinquishing ownership of the Lorain Journal in 1923 amid pressure from attackers at the Times-Herald. He recounts discussing transfer to David Gibson and involvement with the Highway Construction Company, noting loans, stock transfers, and continued directorship after sale.
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Doyle
Gerald A. Dorie
Lorain Journal
Beats Times-Herald
Siem Horvitz
Highway Construction Company
David Gibson
A. R. Webb
Davies
Dick R. Jonnses
Etr
Cereus
Loraine
Dorie
Sam Horvitz
Dovie
Lorain
David Giason
Horvitz
Gibson de Boyle
Hightray Construction Company
Dowie
Dason
Hugh Martin
Gibsez
Biyria
Dorte
Former Elyria Resident Paul Sutcliffe Dies in Berkeley
Former Elyria resident Paul Sutcliffe died at his Berkeley California home on a Saturday morning March 25 1930 He was born January 17 1848 in Manchester England and lived in Staffordshire Burton upon Trent and London before moving to Canada in 1862 He worked in copper trade then in Cleveland and San Francisco retiring in 1918 He sang in church choirs in England Canada and Ellsma He married Frances How who died in 1884 and later Lillie Kittredge in 1886 He leaves wife two children Harence and Emily Sutcliffe McIver and ten grandchildren in Berkeley California He enjoyed visiting Ohio and Indiana in 1928 and remained active into his eightieth year Burial is planned in California.
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Paul Sutclffe
Berkley
California
Mr. Sutcliffe
Manchester
England
Bor Ne
Staffordshire
Burton-or- Trent
London
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Western U Company
San Francisco
Church of
Marginal Spring Dress Marks March's Farewell
The article notes a tradition of March ending in a lamblike costume with a brief warm spell and blue sky as temperatures rise. It compares this March with February’s record high and mentions an expected April shower on the first.
Hawks Cross America In Glider Tow Flight Across U S
Captain Frank M Hawks flies a motorless Glider Eagle on a transcontinental leg from San Diego toward El Paso with a tow plane and ground observers. He then lands at Tucson after halting in Yuma and Phoenix, aiming to reach New York in seven days.
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Tucson
Aziz
el Paso
Frank M. Hawks
En Fork
San Diego
Hawks
J. D. Jernigan, Jr
Yuma
Phoenix
New York
Lorain Woman Fined for Driving Drunk in Court
Depmia Foster of Lorain was fined $150 and costs after pleading guilty to a drunk driving charge in Justice J. George Ss court. The arraignment occurred this morning with Foster admitting guilt to the offense.
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Depmia Foster
Lorain
Court of Justice
J. George
Enumerators Finalize Lorain County Census Instructions
Lorain county enumerators wrap up 1930 census instruction meetings at Elyria Savings and Trust Company director's room. Frank A Stetson, census supervisor for Lorain and Medina counties, reports the last session completed and that the nationwide census start is set for 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Lorain County
Ely Tia Savings and Trust Company
Frank A. Stetson
Lorain
Medina
Stetson
Elyria Woman to Candidate for Governor
Anna Storck of Boston avenue, Elyria, plans an active campaign for Ohio governor and will speak across the state. Storck, a Socialist Labor Party candidate, has long studied social science and aims to educate voters on social and economic issues while balancing family life in Elyria after 20 years in Lorain.
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Anna K. Storck
Socialist Labor Party
Chronicle-Telegram
Anna Kk. Storck
Boston Avenue
Neuvonacz
Ellis J. Merrow
Youngstein
James Goward
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
A. S. Pickett
Cincinati
Frank Kabec
John T. Juergens
Frank Knotek
Storck
Action of Girls Saves Amherst School
Amherst March 31 Prompt action by Misses Jean Nicholl and Betty Eastman averted disaster when they spotted flames in a second floor senior students room. Firefighters battled the blaze preventing spread to the adjoining chemistry lab. Desks and papers in Miss Margaret Rice’s desk were destroyed and damage to the fourth grade room estimated at 2000.
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Amherst
Jean Nicholl
Betty Eastman
Epples
City of Lorain Defendant In $10,000 Suit
Irene Filbert files a $10,000 suit in Lorain Common Pleas against the City of Lorain. She alleges a moving house struck a street vehicle on East Exje Avenue on April 1, 1928, while no lights or warning signals were present. Charles Filbert driven the car. Irene aboard.
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Exje Avenue
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Irene Filbert
Charles Filbert
Officials Seek State Pave Telegrap Road Through South Amherst
A county and village delegation led by County Surveyor J. J. Smythe County Commissioner C. T. Biggs and South Amherst Mayor Otto Ruth will travel to Columbus Wednesday to urge state highway approval to pave a mile and a half of Tele graph road. The project would complete Tele graph road paving from Ely Tia city limits west, with funds from South Amherst village holding progress up. The effort follows partial completion last year and aims to finish this season pending local finances.
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South Amherst
Columbus
State Highway Department
Ely
Tia
State Department
J. J. Smythe
C. T. Biggs
Otto Ruth
Commission To Visit Site Today For Sanatorium Plans
Lorain County Building Commission members were set to tour a Leavitt and North Ridge Roads site proposed for the county tuberculosis sanatorium. A second doctor group would review the location. contractors and work start details on the county home project were discussed. surveying was finished Friday.
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Lorain
Wisekles
Concract
Dague Jury Sentenced To Electric Chair In Murder Case
Newcastle Pa March 31 An impassioned prosecutor urged the jury in the Glenn Dague case to impose first degree murder punishment for the killing of Corporal Brady Paul of the highway patrol. The eight men and four women deliberated as Powers argued the law and reviewed the Butter Store holdup and flight. Dague admitted firing a parting shot with a .38 caliber revolver after Paul was wounded and sought refuge beside a road pole. He faced a merciful appeal from the defense but was urged to receive the death penalty.
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Newcastle
Glenn Dagne
Brady Paul
Highway Patrol
Iene Schroeder
John S. Powers
Dague
Powers
Butter-New Castle
Paul
Aia
Glenn Dague
Irene
Trene
Miners Entombed in Kentucky Coal Mine Rescue Efforts Continue
In Pineville Kentucky on March 31 multiple rescue squads sought to reach 16 miners trapped by a blast at Pioneer Coal Company mine near Kettle Island. Five bodies were recovered, while hope faded after toxic gas halted earlier attempts. Families, including 40 children, awaited news as workers kept a special train ready for possible survivors.
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Pineville
Pioneer Coal Company
Kettle Island
Four Dancing Girls Wounded in Mexican Cabaret Duel
In Mexico City four dancing girls were wounded in a deadly duel over a cabaret patron. Maria Luisa Gonzales Lopez Enriqueta Hernandez Juarez Covcha Meneses and Margarita Hernandez were injured in a dark street fight with knives and fingernails after jealousy over Sergio Augusto. Police arrived as the women were rushed to a hospital.
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Mexico City
Maria Luisa Gonzales Lopez
Enriqueta
Hernandez Juarez
Covcha Meneses
Margarita Hernandez
Maria Luisa
Sergio Augusto
Augusto
Canzada del Chabamcano
Concha Meneses
E2eh
Accidents Claim Eight Lives in Ohio Over Weekend
United Press reports eight fatalities across Ohio from traffic and other accidents over the weekend. Victims include D. F. Gaston 66 of Tranquility fatally struck near Seaman, Harley Exbanks of Washington D D had a fatal crash near Cincinnati, Anthony Barton a section worker killed loading rafis near Massillon, G N Bease 50 struck by a hit skip driver at Hamilton, Francis Young 7 drowned after falling from a fox raft into a gravel pit near Chillicothe. Funeral services for Amos Stoner retired farmer will be held late Monday at Millersport Fairfield county after injuries from a fall. Edgar Claude Trimmer jr 2 of Lakewood fatally burned when bed clothing near his crib touched an electric heater.
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United Press
Trafic
Ohio
D. F. Gaston
Seaman
Alams County
Hitskis
Harley Exbanks
Washington
D. H
Cincinna
Anthony Barton
Rafis
Massillon
G. N. Bease
Hamilton
Francis Young
Gehen
Chillicothe
Amos Stoner
Levi
Millersport
Fairfield County
Edgar Claude Trimmer
Lakewood
Boys Expected To Arrive In Capital Today
Twenty nine Elima bors who left the city Saturday morning on the annual Mr. C. A. boys division Washington trip were scheduled to complete the final leg this morning and reach the national capital about 10 30. They left Hagerstown Md early this morning after spending the night there. They arrived at the city at 6 50 last night after a trip through the Cumberland Gap. Saturday night was spent at Uniontown Pa. They expected to pass through Frederickstown Md and see the home of Barbara Fritchie there this morning per telegrams from H W Korner and Carl Wagner of the Y M C A who are directors of the party.
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Capital
Elima Bors
Frederickstown
Barbara Fritchie
H. W. Korner
Carl Wagner
Britain Labor Government Defeated in Commons
London report states the labor government was defeated in the House of Commons on a motion to suspend the rule that caps daily debate at 11 p m. The vote was 183 to 17 percent, rejecting Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald's demand to exempt today's session. The opposition calls for resignation as the cabinet faces likely resignation.
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Britain
London
Labor
House of Commons
House
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Public building bill signed to fund federal construction
Washington March 31. The Keyes Elliot public building measure authorizes 230000000 dollars for federal building construction and is designed to aid unemployment. signed today by President Hoover.
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Washington
Keyes-Elliot
Vfresident
Hoover
Atterbury Ignores Grundy in Philadelphia Charges
General W. W. Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania PR R and Republican national committee man declined to answer Senator Joseph R. Grundy s charges that he was involved in a conspiracy with Philadelphia Republican leaders to seize control of the state government He said he would ignore the charges now and in the future and did not intend to reply to them.
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Atterbury
Grundy
Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
PR. R
Republican National
Joseph R. Grundy
Republican Organization
Shouts Charge Gag Rule In Washington Tariff Fight
March 31 in Washington republicans faced shouted charges of a gag rule as talks resumed over a tariff bill. Rep. Ragon of Arkansas accused GOP leaders, calling them bosses, of delaying the legislation and agriculture worries by invoking the gag when the measure first cleared the House.
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Washington
Rep
Ragon
Dem
Ark
House
Beach Bad for Speed Test At Daxton Beach
On March 31 the Daxton Beach site offered a harsh test as English racer Kaye Done attempted to push toward the world speed record. Noon conditions were rough with cars bouncing at 50 mph on hard patches and soft red sand hampering progress.
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Daxtona Besch
Fia
Kaye
London to seek three power naval pact within a week
London reports Britain Japan and the United States plan to draft a three power naval agreement within a week if a five power treaty loan agreement is reached. Delegation leaders met at St James Palace to discuss proposals, with Japan said to seek a 4 percent cruising guns ratio and the right to resubmit claims later. America may withdraw from future concessions.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
St. James Palace
Senate Hopes 10 Adjourn June Amid Urgent Legislation
Washington March 5 AP Senates leaders plan a final push over the next two months to clear urgent bills behind the recently passed tax measure. They aim to adjourn by July with Muscle Shoals and Williamson measures likely to trigger extended debate. The program targets regular appropriations, probation enforcement transfer from Treasury to Justice, and federal power commission reorganization.
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Washington
Senate Seaders
Williamson
Treasuiy
Justice Department
Federal, Power Commission
Congress
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Tennes
Parachute Saves Pilots Life in Ohio Parachute Jump
Cleveland March 31 Harry Sievers 23 year old mail pilot recounts his second emergency parachute landing in six months. A snow squall near Warren caused his Whirlwind craft to spin and crash. Sievers escaped and retrieved mail, later to fly for Standard Oil. He is among Caterpillar Club members saved by parachute. Ercole Artista 21 killed in Columbus crash. Kenneth Driggs 24 arrested after high speed collision. two women injured.
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Cleveland
Soo
Harry Sievers
Warren
Ohio
Siever
Pittsburgh
Clifford Ball Air Line
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Spe
Washington Postum Tscenic
Sievers
Pitusburgh
Edgewater Park
Caterpillar Club
Columbus
Ercole Artista
Kenneth ©. Driggs
Pleasure barge Swan Lar rammed by steamer Davenport
A crowded pleasure barge named Swan Lar was rammed by the lumber steamer Davenport on the Columbia River near St Helens Oregon during a Longview Bridge dedication celebration. At least five lives were lost with several missing and many injured as darkness and chaos followed the collision. The Davenport and Swan Lar suffered significant damage, lifeboats were deployed, and the tragedy disrupted a festive event. The owner jumped into the river to save others but later learned his 13 year old son perished in the ship’s snugging room. rescue operations continued as the night wore on.
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ST. Helens
Ore
Swan
Davenport
Columbia River
Longview Bridge
Richard J. Bolland, Jr
R. J. Bertard
Portland
A. Hagerdown
Stanley Store
Flor E. Landy
A E. Larsen
Florist
Vancouver
Wesh
C. Brown
Ashland
Kan
7Th Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Wast
Jack Mitchell
Dix
Sean
Western Reserve Moose Lodge leaders meet at Elyria
State officials and lodge officers spoke at the Western Reserve Legion of Moose Lodges convention in Elyria's Eagles Auditorium. speakers included J Jack Steeler Lawrence Grove Ralph Benser Harry Daler Frei Witter Lee R Miller and N F Serry. Plans aim to boost membership to 120690 by August 25 and June district meetings were postponed to August. locaux from East Ohio McKinley Legion attended. convention coverage notes widest territory ever represented.
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Western Reserve Legion of Moose
Eagles
J. Jack Steeler
Lawrence Grove
Ohio Moose Association
Ralph Benser
Ohio
Harry Daler
Great North Moose
Western Reserve Legion
Frei Witter
Canton
Lee R. Miller
Great Worth Moose
Akron
N. F. Serry
Cleveland
Phce
Anmzus
Ohio Moore
al Bensom
Movse
East Ohio Legion
Wa Ten
McKinley Legion
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