Convict Herron Convicted of Second Degree Murder
William Herron was found guilty of second degree murder for the killing of Miola May after a five hour, 33 minute jury deliberation in Mnew Philadelphia. He faces a life sentence with hope of pardon. sentencing set for Monday or Tuesday. Hodges noted no immediate appeal plans.
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Philadelphia
William Herazom
Miola
Russell C. Bowers
Herron
E. E. Lindsay
John May
Darrow Resting as Jury Draws Bribery Case
Jefferson Ohio May 12 Clarence Darrow rests amid his five day legal battle in Ashta bula County courthouse where he faced a drawn verdict after an eleven hour deadlock in the James Munsene bribery case. The jury discharged after conflicting ballots and the case to convict Munsene will be heard again in Jefferson.
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Jefferson, O
Clarence Darrow
Ashtabula
James Munsene
Munsene
Jefferson
Ohio
Fragmented roster list from Columbus area crossings and residents
A dense OCR list appears to catalog numerous individuals and households by name and neighborhood across Columbia Station Eaton LaPorte Murray Ridge Elyria Pittsfield South Amherst St. Joseph's Russia No. 3 and other locales. The fragmentary page shows first and last names with limited context, seemingly a directory or tax roll style aggregation rather than a narrative event. The readable items include many surnames such as Bartter, May, Balogh, and Toth along with place names like Columbia Station and Elyria, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dale Martin
Lily Wright
Ruth Wright
Raymond Richards
Lawrense Bartter
Julian Parkins
Russell Fitch
Phyllis Bartter
Anna Landin
Donna Stunchcomb
Willma Squire
Clarence May
Chester May
Florence Mayr
Robert van Arsdale
Columbia Station
Ethel Rabung
Robert Koual
Rudolph Dupakosk
Eaton
Louis Soboslai
Carl Becka
Bertha Strait
Margaret Mate
Bobby Shuster
Frances Marx
Carl Mara
Elmer Balogh
Charles Mate
Frank Longbon
Mildred Rannenberg
Catherine Legas
Louise Nash
Olga Mate
Mae Marx
Amelia Balogh
Lester Mara
Ruth Osborn Henrietta
Mary Cherry
Marjorie Kendeigh
Leo Kinsley
Robert Hostetler
Kolman Kohler
Frank Greiszler
Dorothy Becker
Elizabeth Vetter
Adam Elgart
Charles Decker
William Kohler
Bill Toth
Viola Dagil
Madge Currier
Anna Toth
Albert Norton
Rose Toth
Robert Smith
Mary Honoufsky
Antonette Baker
James Norton
Lucille Kreig
Anna Greszler Huntington
Robert Chapman
LaGrange
Frederick Sorg
Lake Avenue
Harry Shyrock
Chester Hogan
A Alyron Schmidkon
Arthur Marsh
George Pallas
William Setterfield
Warne Hogan
LaPorte
Chester Rattoski
Markley
Carl Stohsack
Virginia Pe
Osteopathic Doctors Elect New Ohio Leaders
N. L. Knapp of this city was reelected president of the Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons at the annual convention in Columbus. A Canton man was chosen as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Knapp
Ohio Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Columbus
Canton
David Krebs Arrested on Broad Street for Nutty Conduct
Police arrested David Krebs on Broad Street last night after his eccentric behavior drew attention. He was charged with being nutty and was slated for release from jail today.
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David Krebs
Broad Street
Krebs
Judge appoints Lorain County Savings as Guthrie receiver
Judge W B Thompson named Lorain County Savings and Trust Company as receiver for the Guthrie Company Incorporated after a suit brought by the bank to which the Guthrie Corporation consented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Guthrie Company Incorporated
Guthrie Corporation
Courtney Granted Divorce From Agnes B Courtney
TranS. Courtney was granted a divorce from Agnes B Courtney today by Judge W. B. Thompson on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Courtney
Agnes B Courtney
W. B. Thompson
Lorain man fined for petit larceny of velvet cloth
Joe Michalski of Oberlin avenue Lorain was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to petit larceny for taking green velvet cloth from General Industries Co. He admitted taking the velvet to use in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Michalski
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Michalski
General Industries Co
Lakewood Romps Elyria 17 to 2 In Grudge Battle
Lakewood overwhelmed Elyria 17 to 2 at Riverview Park with Soup Campbell and Byrne leading the hitting. MacNeal pitched strongly for Lakewood, allowing few baserunners as Elyria struggled to generate offense. Dude Johnson made two standout catches in right field. Elyria to face Lorain in the next game, Friday at 3:30.
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Freddie’ Smith
Elyria
Superior
Lakewood
Campbell
Byrne
Elvira
Block
MacNeal
Miho
Gebhart
Mans
Johnson
Cook
Agate
Riverview Park
Conty 14 First and Second Places Awarded in Roosevelt and Garford Events
Children from Miss Elizabeth Thomas’s Roosevelt room and Miss Margaret Roberts’s Garford room won first and second places in a series of school events. Prizes, buttons, and blue ribbons were announced by Miss Kershaw and Miss Norah Abbee. Judges included Miss Marian Kemble and others. Day Music provided the dances. motion pictures were to be shown to promote education.
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Elizabeth Thomas
Roosevelt
Margaret Roberts
Garford
Myrtle Haynes
Nellie Wilderson
Sylvia Solida
Jefferson
Nellie Boyd
Hamilton
Dorothy Henry
Bly
Ethel Mantle
McKinley School
McKinley
Gates
Florence Pichoda
Miss Kershaw
Kershaw
Norah Abbee
Marian Kemble
W. O McClellan
Charles Crehore
A C Hudnuutt
Rachel Rowley
Lorain
C. C. Waterhouse
Parsch Lumber contest names 22 sign guess winners
The Parsch Lumber and Coal Co announced the winners of its sign guessing contest. More than 300 people responded to guess the number of lights on the Parsch office building sign. The first 22 with correct guesses received awards of 100 dollars each.
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The
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
Parsch
John C. Parsch
Lucien J. Norman
Furnace St
Shirley Borthwick
E. H. Blvd
Carol Marshall
Cornell Avenue
Robert Vestal, Jr
Middle Are
Delores Hastings
James Chill
Second St
S. O. Harmon
Lodt St
Rory Myers
Thomas Vaughn
Caroline Ave
Gerald Cashner
E. River St
Geo. Robinson
West River St
Isabel Burrows
Kenyon St
Conrad Schroeder
Kindness as Police Weapon Leads Omaha Chief
Omaha Neb boasts a notably polite police chief, J J Pazanowski known as Gentleman Jack. He rejects third degree methods, arguing kindness toward prisoners yields more confessions than torture. Pazanowski rose from patrolman to chief through the ranks and a city council seat.
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Omaha
Heig J J. Pazanowski
Shen-Ow-Ski
Pszanowski
Jack
Coal Convention Postponed by National Coal Association
The National Coal Association’s annual convention in Cleveland is postponed from May 23-25 to November 14-16. The delay follows the Senate committee’s probe into conditions in the bituminous coal fields. The meeting venue remains Cleveland and attendance is expected from major coal producers and industry officials.
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Cleveland
The
National Coal Association
United States Senate
Airplane stocks soar as Lindbergh era sparks market
New York May 12 One year after Lindbergh began his trans Atlantic push airplane stocks hit new highs. Rumors swirled of a Curtiss and Wright merger with Lindbergh possibly in the merged firm. Wright stock climbed while Curtiss rose amid market chatter and past lows.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
San Diego
Lindbergh
Paris
Henry
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Wallatreet
Curtiss
Wright
Death Notices for Isabelle Bailey and Mary Boskie
Isabelle Bailey aged 63 died suddenly at her brother John Roig's home West Dover at 8 45 last evening She leaves a daughter Mrs Cora Bassett at home and a son Roland C three brothers and two sisters Her home Stop 73 Cleveland road had been there 28 years She previously lived in Elyria and vicinity Funeral 7 00 Monday from her home Rev W C Fowler officiating Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery Mary Boskie aged 69 died at 209 Huron Street this morning at 4 06 after a week illness She leaves a daughter Mrs Mary Youngeberg two grandchildren two brothers Carl and Chris Arndt of Amherst two sisters Mrs Caroline Kreeger of Amherst and Mrs Sophie Beese Germany She lived in the country 46 years and in Elyria 37 years including seven in Carlisle Township Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 from the late home and 200 from St John Lutheran Church Rev Berkner officiating Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery Flowers omitted.
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Isabelle Bailey
John Roig
West Dover
Cora Bassett
Roland C
Stop 73
Cleveland Road
Elyria
W.C Fowler
Ridgelawn Cenetery
Mary Boskie
Huron Street
Mary Youngeberg
Carl Arndt
Chris Arndt
Amherst
Caroline Kreeger
Sophie Beese
Germany
Dilyria
Carlisle Township
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Berkner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death notice for Miss Sadie C Young formerly of Elyria
Word reached here of the death of Miss Sadie C Young formerly of Elyria who had been staying with her brother in Lincoln Arkansas. The body has been shipped here and funeral services will be held at Jenkins Funeral Parlors Tuesday at two o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie C. Young
Elyria
Lincoln
Arkansas
Jenkins Funeral
Obituary: Mrs. Mary Armstrong dies after eight weeks
Mrs. Mary Armstrong aged 96 dies at her daughter’s home 402 Ninth Street after an eight week illness. Survived by son Solon Fleck daughters Nelle Smith and Eulah Geitgey five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body to be shipped to Van Wert Ohio tomorrow noon for funeral services.
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Mary Armstrong
Irvin Geitgey
Ninth Street
Solon Fleck
Nelle Smith
Eulah Geitgey
van Wert
Ohio
George Kane Dies in Ithica NY
George Kane died in Ithica New York on Thursday. The body will be transported to Elyria tomorrow morning for funeral arrangements at Taylors Funeral Parlors. An announcement of the funeral arrangements will be made later.
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George Kane
Ithica
New York
Elyria
Taylors Funeral
Market recap of produce and poultry in Cleveland
May 12 Cleveland markets list potato prices by sack size and origin including Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Idaho and Florida with bbl and crate pricing. Also shown are poultry rates for heavy broilers leghorns fowls stock ducks and roosters with varied cents per pound across categories.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida
Hastings
Texas
Craes
Reds
Cleveland Livestock Market Report May 12
Cleveland and Toledo cattle and hog market notes dated May 12 show steady markets. In Cleveland hogs receipts around 500 with varied weight ranges and sows. cattle receipts about 75 with beef cows and cutters listed. Toledo hogs receipts 500 with heavies, mediums, Yorkers, and pigs. cattle and calves receipts light. sheep and lambs steady.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Congress Today Renate Focuses on Tax Cuts and Probes
Congress today continues tax reduction debate as the presidential campaign investigation committee examines Senator James Watsor of Indiana. In Houst, the Pink bollworm eradication bill is taken up along with measures promoting Maj James F. Coupal, Coolidge's personal physician, to colonel and calendar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watsor
Indiana
James F. Coupal
Chicago Cotton and Grain Prices Stand Pat on May Market
Chicago May 12 report shows butter steady at 9 103, eggs down to 30 597 cases with frets 29 291 2 cents, firsts 27 28 cents. Potatoes mixed with Reds at 112 cars on track, old stock slow, Wisconsin whites at 1.40 to 1.50, Idaho russets 1.40 to 1.50. Wheat No 1 northern spring 1.55, corn No 2 mixed 1.07 to 1.09, oats No 2 white 71 1/2 cents, barley 98 cents. Lard 1197, ribs 1200, bellies 8138 75.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Louisiana
Bliss
Toledo Grain Prices May 12 Wheat and seed quotes
Toledo May 12 article lists cash grain values: No 2 red wheat at 1.98 to 1.99 per bushel, No 3 yellow corn at 1.11 1 2, No 2 white oats at 0.75 1 2, No 2 rye at 1.47 1 2, with domestic and imported prices for clover and Timothy seeds and related dates. The brief notes futures or asked prices for several seeds are given.
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Toledo
Wellington Church of Christ Notes May Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Robt Swartz home with Mrs Mayden leading devotionals. Mrs Swartz saved a paper titled Christ on the India Road, Miss LaVerne Swartz played piano solos, and a pineapple supper followed. Scott Perry provided piano selections at social hour. The old society met at the church Friday afternoon for needlework and comforts. Over 25 members attended the supper prepared by Mrs Battles and Mrs Neal.
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Scott Perry
Battles
Neal
Kiwanis to Hear S M Straus on Electricity Progress
The Kiwanis club will meet Thursday noon with S M Straus of Western House Electrical Manufacturing Co Cleveland as speaker on Electricity and National Progress A dinner will be served in the G A R hall It is Ladies Day May 24 with Miss Irene Wunkesser assistant to the U S attorney Cleveland speaking on The Government a Human Entity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
S. M. Straus
Western House Electrical Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Electricity and National Progress
G.A R. Hall
Irene Wunkesser
U. S. Atttorney
Honor Court Held by Boy Scouts at High School Gym
Splendid attendance marked an Honor Court meeting of local Boy Scouts at the high school gym last evening. Promotion and badges of honor were conferred on many scouts at this event. LOCABS Mr and Mrs. L A Grove will
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BOY Scouts
Mothers Day Visits Across Cities and Peace Conference
Mrs Grove and her mother spend Mother's Day in Elwood City Pennsylvania while Mr and Mrs C R Neal plan to visit Afr Neals mother in Shelby. Mr and Mrs J H Page and Mr and Mrs Francis Tompkins were Cleveland visitors touring the Cleveland airport and viewing visiting dignitaries at the Peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grove
Elwood City, Pa
C. R. Neal
Afr. Neal
Shelby
J. H. Page
Francis Tompkins
Cleveland
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Jack Unger
Pittsfield
Andy Toth
Julia Toth
Bessie Toth
South Amherst
Ruth Griffin
Olga Bayer
Paul Menz
Jeanne Faz
Betty Mori
Norma Merchant
Warren Powers
Clarabelle Baden
Wilma Baden
Florence McCord
St. Joseph's
James Wenzel
Victoria Burbliss
Russia
Edward Bauldauf
Leonard Bauldauf
Haynes Sport Touring
H. M. Andress & Son
Bradshaw
Dixie Star
the Miracle Coal
Daniel Boon
Kentucky
Nico Block
West Virginia Sprint
Fairmont
Pel
Elyria Man
Guthrie CO
Rarta
Sabath
Mike
Moody
Hoto
Mason
Sutter
Black
Morgan
F. Smith
Lakewood AB
R. E. Weed
Barta
Brrce
Carron
Rt MacNeal
P Vunbar
Hendrick
H Kushinski
Griffith
P Cook
Fauver
Cf Dunstan
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Layberg and Brown Kiptia Block ‘Phone
Cinders
Murbach
Mrs
Congress Today
Renate
Houst
Charis Charis
Lorain Co. Bank
Reype Mr. Bens
Gantel
Wellington
L A Grove
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Albert F
Josselyn—Graff Insurance
Lesnick & Katin
Fred A. Underhill
Louis Hadaway
Shippia
West Broad Street
Witern
Lorain County
Nielsen Lactic Milk
N. D. Nielsen
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