Private investigator urges no special grand jury in Clark Beker case
C WO Sisson, private investigator hired by Governor Donahery, files a report advising against a special Grand Jury. He says Massfield authorities may solve the disappearance and credits local officials and citizens for their efforts while stressing integrity and cooperation as key to finding answers. He concludes a special panel is unnecessary now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blsgon
Massfield
Sizion
Thes
Lis
Arities
Sisson
City appoints boys to offices in Box's Week celebration
In a Box's Week event the city and county officials relinquished control for an hour with boys from local schools serving as mayor, council, and department heads. Max Chapman acted as mayor while other youths filled roles across city and county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City 2
Barpo
Elaria
Max Chapman
Charles Wentz
Council
Gaia
Nelson
City Officials to Inspect Marion Sewage Plant
City officials led by George Richwine will inspect Marion's sewage disposal plant tomorrow. A Rotary Kiwanis Woman's Club League Board of Trade and Manufacturers Association delegation will join a $30 city ballot start from the city hall and travel by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
George Richwine
Rotary, Kiwanis
Woman's Chic League
Board of Trade
City Council and
Manufacturers’ Association
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note and Mortgage Foreclosure
The Port City Mortgage Co sues Nick Vuhich in the court of common pleas for 9100 on a promissory note and mortgage on Lorain property. They seek property sale to satisfy the debt plus 6 percent interest from April 1. A separate case entries Bertha Albuck versus Martin Birmingham and G7 Marshal seeks a 784 judgment over a Camden farm sale disputed as 197 acres instead of 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port City Mortgage Co
Court of Common Pleas
Nick Vuhich
Plaintig
Lorain
Camden
Suit Filed to Recover Chattels in Industrial Case
About 150 Elyria High School students attended the courtroom scene in city court as the suit to recover chattels filed by The Nagel Chas Mfg Co against The General Industrial Co proceeded. The promissory note for 3671.82 relates to the disputed chattels. Judge ATP Webber presided with two senior class aides assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uit
Nagel, Chas” Mfg - Co
General Industrial Co
Marvel Tspewkter Co
Dhes
Elyria High School
Atp Webber
Chiss
Lis
Jury verdict favors defender in Wraig vs Frankland case
A 1924 collision at the East River and Browl Street intersection led to a lawsuit by Alexima Wraig against Frankland Earl Crawford. The jury favored the defendant, with a $3,200 claim by the plaintiff. Marie Hunt of Lorain filed for divorce from Frank J Hunt on grounds of extreme cruelty. The petition alleges he struck her and seeks child custody. City officials traveled to Pittsburgh to inspect commitments and prepare contracts. A county ditch hearing resulted in a decision to clean the Heane ditch in Henrietta township.
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Erdict
Alexima Wraig
Frankland
Earl Crawford
East River
Browlstreet
Marie Hunt
Lorain
Frank J Hunt
Common Pleas Court
Henrietta Township
Police Shoot Injured Horse During West River Raid
An animal control report states police shot a horse with a broken leg found in a ditch along the West River raid as witnessed by Wm Palas who notified officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
West River
Wm. Palas
Convicts Battle Police After Jail Break Near Streator
A citizen posse and police surrounded convicts who had raided a county area. One convict was shot multiple times and not expected to survive while another was wounded and captured. Prison guards rushed to the scene with riot gear as local residents aided a cordon around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mars’s Hospital
Streator
Ta Én
Seroushy
Fox
Ronbery
Joliet
Whitman
Sene
Streatar
Ottawa
Meeting Highlights From Jamaica Juarez Jockey Club Events
Sporting notes cover the Jamaica Jamaica Jockey Club events in Metrogol Itan and Juarez Mexico with Marsland Jocey Club gatherings. Also listed is the Pacific Coast Bowing Nog Congress tournament in San Diego with bowling events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeallag Moolink OL Metrogolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Marsland Jocey Club
Pimiico
Juarez
Little Bit Seven League vetoes two game proposal
Representatives from the Little Bit Seven League voted 6 to 4 to reject a plan requiring each member school to play two games against every other school. The meeting at Norwalk also decided there will be no summer football camps in the league. Elyria was represented by E L Laver, faculty manager of athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Bit Seven
Norwalk
Alonn
Elyria
Thleties E L. Laver
Radio Bill Favored by Committee Despite President's Disapproval
Washington May 6. The interstate commerce committee favorably reported the radio bill to the senate. It would strip the secretary of commerce of radio control and create an independent five member commission with annual salaries of 12000 each and regulator powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cooldze
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committer
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commission
Fie
Interstate Commerce Conciession
Undefined Names From Divorce Hearing In London
A court in London hears a divorce case as the wife repeatedly refuses to reveal her full name. The judge notes sympathy while the woman provides several inconsistent renditions of her name during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Deorce Court
A. Blelfle
Bethel Ettinger Firth
Helena Gloga Pretorit
Denver
Ohio League of Women Voters Meet in Toledo
The seventh annual convention of the Ohio League of Women Voters opens in Toledo with about two hundred delegates and fifty chapters represented. A luncheon featuring welcome remarks by Mrs E J Mercer starts the three day session, and Miss Catherine Ludington of Leons Conn serves as national treasurer in a program of reports and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ffty
League of Woman Voters
E. J. Mercer
Toledo League
Maxter Henry Mer
Catherine Ludington
Leons
Conn
League
Sy.bil Burton
Zanessilte
H E Kleinschmidt
State Department of Health
Dover Wing It Thage Meet With Avon Dover
New records were set at the Dover Avon track meet held yesterday. Dover beat Avon to win the class champions of Cusahosi County, setting a Dover relay record of 3 minutes 54 seconds. Jameson of Avon won three first places and anchored the girls relay with a basin jump record of four feet seven inches.
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Dover
Avon
Cusahosi
Butzberger
Decks
Grepa
Ceremella
Bason
Butzberser
Jameson
Roch
Svec
Sorrell
Ey. Sorrell
Cornerford
Helshi
Yanghans
Nosko
Acherman
Peterson
Relstnue
Peach
Balazs
Deeks
Ceremelia
Koch
Farr
Ackerman
Sin
Grega
Barr
Peak
Stepshal
Séco
Gould
aAvon
Woman in Auto Crash Misidentification Exposed
Mrs Margaret Donnelly denied being the party in a Grafton road auto crash story printed by the Chronicle Telegram. The hospital card found on Mrs Guthensohn led to mistaken identity, with Mrs Donnelly confirming she knew nothing of the other party and asserting the hospital records were misattributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
LBA
Margaret DonneLl
Donnelly
Memorial Hospital
Jira
Margaret M. Donnelly
East River Street
Grafton Road
Nana
Margaret Donneyl
Margaret Donnelly
Chronicle
Aret Donnells
John Guthensohn
Ridge Street
Guthensohn
Donnell
Gathensohn
Donanelly
Myra Donnelly
Jett
Guathensohn
Elytia
Donanelli
State utilities commission eyes bus operation in strike zone
May 6 report states Northern Ohio Traction Company officials asked for blanket authorization to run motor buses alongside traction lines during the strike in Columbus. In Cincinnati, 13 year old Claude Fightmaster suffered a crushed leg after a bar was struck by a truck and he was rushed to St. Mary's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Utilities Commission- Uns
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Child
Cincinnati
Claude Fightmaster
St. Mary's Hospital
Piles relief via internal treatment promoted by Dr Leonhard
An advertisement touts Internal medicine as the cure for piles and urges avoiding ointments and suppositories. It credits Dr J Leonhard with discovering a remedy, Preservation HEM-ROID, tested in 1000 cases with high success and sold by druggists under a money back guarantee. It urges readers to obtain ITEM-ROID from W Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonhasg
Leonhardt
Drucgists
Eversulere
Ontsias
Crap game ends in 1K shooting at Sandusky
Bee is fatally wounded with three bullet wounds while Charles Simpson 28 and Rosleo Shelton 24 led a gun attack after a craps game in Sandusky. Police said William Carter 27 was hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Sandusky
William Carter
Providence Hospital
Charlies Simpson
Rosleoe Shelton
Simpson
Death notice for Mrs. Belle West Frank of Gas City
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Belle West Frank wife of L C Frank of Gas City Indiana daughter of Sir and Mrs U West of T12 West Avenue which occurred in Gas City The deceased was born in Avorn Sha and passed away at the age of 7 years Funeral services will be here Friday at her late home.
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Bell Frank
Belle West Frank
L. C. Frank
Gas City
Indiana
Sir
U. West
T12
West Avenue
Avorn
Sha
Local Notices From New London May 6
Local items report Mr Kirk Blakeslee visiting Canton and the death of Mr Jerry Cole outside a theatre. The column mentions Mrs A L Hearson in Cleveland, Mr B Messenger in Columbus, Ward and son Sterling in St Louis, and White heading to North Carolina for a Masonic convention. A Walford wedding at Chas Hicks home unites Nadine Ellen Hicks and W E Parnell with detailed bridal party and reception notes.
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New London
W. B. Messenger
Columbus
Ward and Son Sterling
St. Louis
Orth Carolina
Chas Hicks
Walford
Daventer Sernadine
Ellen
W. E. Parnell
Geo + Parseil
Grant St
George Burrell
Tindlax
Dorothy Miller
Gwendelkin Parnell
Borothea Parnell
Henry Parnell
Indiana Quarries Co Sold to Cleveland Stone Co
The Cleveland Stone Co announces the sale of Indiana Quarries Co to form part of a 45,000,000 merger of the Homestone interests. Cleveland Stone retains its quarries at Amherst Berea Wakeman West View and Grindstone City Mich. Stock of the Cleveland Stone Co rose amid market rumor.
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Cleveland Store Co
Indians Quarries Co
Indiana Quarries Co.e
Cleveland Stone Co
Amherst
Berea
Wakeman
West View
Grindstone City
Mich
Indiana Co
Cleveland Produce Prices and Grades Report
Market notes from Cleveland show butter, poultry, apples, strawberries, raspberries, potatoes and tomatoes with varied grades and price ranges. Entries include extra firsts and high grade butter, Ohio and western firsts, and regional fruit and vegetable pricing with box and crate figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Hot House
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Market Report May 6
Market receipts include cattle 200 head and hogs 2500 with mixed prices. Cattle steer and heifer ranges show good to choice at 7.50 to 9.50 per hundredweight, calves 1300 to 1350 for good stock, lambs 1400 to 1500, ewes 750 to 850, wethers 9 90, hogs mixed 12.75 to 14.75, heavy 12.50 to 15.75, roughs 10.25 to 10.50. Volume and prices vary by class and grade amid steady to higher trends. Roast Pork and Swiss Supper announced by Dir. C Church of Christ for May 8 at 50 cents per plate.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Jbet Steidy
Lchoice
Jchoice
Boon
Tock
Toleno
Dir. C. Church of Christ
Elyria Kiwanis hear Major Williams on training camps
Elyria Kiwanis at noon Turcheon heard Major C L Williams of the regular army stress the value of Citizens Military Training Camps for physical development. Coach Stifter and Elyria High guests spoke on the season’s success with wins over Lorain and Lahkwood in the Cleveland tournament. Capt and captain-elect were introduced along with team members France Berger Adams Wentz Hess Robinson and faculty manager Lever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C- L. Williams
Regular Army
H. M . Silftler
Layer
Elyria High School
Lube
Stiffer
Lorain
Lahkwood
Cleveland
Elyria
Stifter
Picture of Judge Steele Presented to Probate Court
The Oberlin Business Men's club presented the probate court with a framed portrait of John W Steele, a probate judge since 1867, now hung in the courtroom. A deer wandering the Lewistown streets adds concern for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Probate Couri
Oberlin
John W Steele
I Steele
Tim
Lewistown
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George Stewitt
Everate Palmer
Kenneth Wise
Lake Avenue
Elty
Ee Ae
Adams
Bastis
Pat Crowfield
Mansfield
Gratton
Earl Thompkins
Donald Lautenschleser
A. KR. Webber
Harold Olmsted
Peter Naughton
Recorder
George Mahon
George Fortune
Cornelmen
Albert Meinke
William Kohn
Douglas Wirgigs
George Hauter
Fritz Helges
Louis Beischer
George Defazio
Carl Kanskinsky
Edward Seward
Alonzo Harding
Frank Muchach
Walter Kichz
Robert Haswell
Walter Scuroder
Nobere Hashacs
Joe Birdsall
Charles Mahk
Paul Bers
Donald Knipper
Cleatus Heldrich
D Iscent
Yj Stryrher
Elmer Schors
Howard Ott
Albert Starznask
Leroy Barris
Maurice Ablgrim
Herbert Dishrow
Stanley Davies
John Senoditseh
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Cooperative W National Bank of Cleveland
Mary E Jones
Shore Subdivision
Buckeye Country Club
SheMetd Lake
Flo
George Roy Mitchell
Wm Gr Mitchell
Shellela Lasd Compass
Coldwell
Colonial
Interstate
Lenpipterob
Fowell
James A Hevitt
Pittsburch
Harry Miller
Geoge
Watanpach
Bernardo Roa
Uenore Clitizen
BILL
Ohio League OF Women ‘Voters
Mrs Donnelly
Leror Baker
Ier
Lome
C.O McDaniels
Frank Bursies
Indiana Quarries CO
R.A. Osborne
Kiwanis
Physisan
Mottry
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlante
All Drugsure
Spert
Reading
the Chronicle Telegram
Orer
Telegraph
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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