Dzouclis Back To Normal After Court Outburst
Antonio Dzouclis, charged with first degree murder, caused a courtroom uproar when his daughter Sophia Dineff testified, cried out, and was restrained. He slept through the night after a brief sedation, then ate a hearty breakfast and appeared normal. The trial adjourned, with experts citing emotional strain and sleep loss as factors. He remains jailed with bond denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Dzouclis
Common Pleas
Sophia Dineff
Clarence E. Adams
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Charles Adams
Adams
Don W. Myers
Droucls
Bond
Young Dineff
Frank Ellenberger’s rough game and war letters found
Saturday's clerk for the county commissioners wore a tan coat after golfing and digging the rough in a ramic match with Charles Murray, R. B. Balls, and Jack Warden. J. F. Barr, 366 Eighth Street, has letters showing paper shortages among Spanish American War soldiers, including a July 9, 1898 Santiago letter on the back of an Ar buckle Coffee bag. Elyria Memorial Hospital has treated 31,000 people in 22 years, over six thousand beyond the city’s population. W N Waterhouse of Kipton owns a 1732 one cent piece, an 1822 half cent, and a coin from Pompeii ruins.
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Frank Ellenberger
Charles Murray
R. B. Balls
Jack Warden
J. F. Barr
Eighth Street
Barr
L. D. Barr
Santiago
Cuba
Elyria Memorial Hospital
W.N. Waterhouse
Kipton
Pompell
Car Stolen From South Amherst Man in Larain
John Amenhauser of South Amherst reports to police that his 1924 yellow Buick roadster was stolen in Larain on Friday.
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John Amenhauser
South Amherst
Larain
West River road project bids received by county
Four bids were opened for reconstructing and widening the West River road from Elyria limits north to Elyria township. Plas Construction Co led with 28,561.29 dollars, followed by Elyria Construction Co 29,983.34, Ohio Engineering Co 30,293.78, and H. J. Hart 30,451.10. The engineer’s estimate was 31,144.86. Commissioners planned to award soon. The 14 to 15 foot wide macadam road will be widened to 20 feet and provide a new outlet to Lake Erie and Lorain.
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West River Road
Elyria Corporation Lmits
Elyria Township
Ria
Elyria Construction Company
Elyria
Ohio Engineering Company
Lorain
H. J. Hart
Convict Revolt Fears Wall Mansfield Reformatory
At Mansfield Ohio a potential inmate uprising gripped the state reformatory as 300 transferred penitentiary convicts, led by rioters from Columbus, sulked in cells. Guards with Thompson machine guns and anticipated reinforcements work to isolate leaders and prevent a wider revolt following attacks and jeers at guards.
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Mansfield
State Reformatory
Ohio Penitentiary
Reformatory
T. C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Penal Reform Committee
Kiwanis Extend Stairway To Y Camp Pool Reach
At Elyria Y Camp on the Vermilion River the Kiwanis Club directors approve extending the stairway from the hilltop toward the swimming pool. Work is set to begin next week, making the old swimming hole easier to reach for Camp Isg-See-Kes boys. FH. W Korner notes the extension will cover about a third of the distance already.
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Y Camp
Isg-See-Kes
Elyria Y
Vermilon River
Kiwanis Club
FH. W Korner
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Three Others Are Muurel Npenna Bulletin
Three other individuals are named in the bulletin alongside Muurel Npenna. The notice lists identities and connects them to the ongoing matter, with emphasis on official actions and pending outcomes within the jurisdiction.
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Muurel Npenna
Penn Freshman Lacrosse players die in accident near Media
MEDIA Pa May 17 Two University of Pennsylvania Freshman Lacrosse players were killed and three teammates injured when their car overturned eight times on the way to a game at the Seventh School. The deceased were Morris Wolk of Pittsburgh and Donald Blish of Washington DC.
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Media
University of Pennsylvania
Severn School
Morris Wolk
Pittsburgh
Donald Blish
Washington, D. C
Auto Accident Leads to Arrests and Court Appearance
A four car afternoon collision spree ended with Jameson Avon driver charged with driving while intoxicated and his passenger linked to intoxication. Jameson pled not guilty with trial set for Monday before Mayor Hewitt set bond at 300 dollars. Doddy fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
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James Jameson
Avon
Henry Doddy
Jameson
James A. Hewitt
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
A. C. Joslyn
Second Street
John Mitchell
Temple Court
Melvin Schwarz
Kansas Avenue
Lorain
Depot Street
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
J. A. Ulmer
Bucyrus
Lela Harmon
Conneaut
Ulmer
Harold Court
Norwalk
A. R. Taylor
Elyria
West Avenue
Eighth Street
Taylor
Injunction Denied Against Lorain Officials Over Police Atop Rooms
Lorain restaurant and pool room owner Tom Chokalas lost his bid for a temporary injunction to bar police from patrolling his upper rooms nightly. Judge A R Webber ruled the venue a gambling hall and commended officials for keeping it lawful, noting Chokalas claimed persecution for not paying protection. Mayor Paul Goldthorpe stated representatives from the establishment sought protection deals.
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Tom Chokalas
East 28Th Street
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Chokalas
William Hurley
Wubber
Paul Goldthorpe
Hoover Leaves 10 Pending Weekend Mountain Retreat
President Hoover departed Washington this morning to spend the weekend at his Virginia Rapidan Mountain retreat. He will fish in the clear Rapidan waters and rest, accompanied by officials and friends including Secretary Stimson Attorney General Mitchell Assistant Treasury Secretary Mills Senator Fess Representative Blackburn and Representative order Kentucky and Dr Joel T Boone the White House physician.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
Rapidan
Stimson
Mitchell
Treasury
Mills
Fess
Ohio
Blackburn
Kentucky
Joel T. Boone
White House
Elyria Chamber denies untrial rumors and urges optimism
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce refutes rumors that local manufacturing plants will move or shut down. Officials say General Industries Colson Company and Fox Company have no plans to relocate, urging residents to counter rumors and support industrial growth efforts and a proposed development fund.
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Elyria
General Industries
Colson Corpany
Fox Company
Elyrians
Chamber of
South Amherst Man Fined On Liquor Charge
Joe Zezula of South Amherst was fined 300 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of liquor before Justice Walter Watts. He was the second local arrest within 24 hours by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams, following John Sarwas who paid 200 dollars and costs on a similar charge. liquor was confiscated at both locations by the sheriff and deputies.
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Joe Zezula
South Amherst
Costa
Walter Watts
Zezula
Clarence E. Adams
John Sarwas
Order of Justice
J. George
Grafton Favored for New Ohio State Reformatory
Grafton, Ohio joins Mansfield as the likely site for a new state reformatory after a welfare commission inspection. The 13 member panel reportedly voted 12 to 1 in favor, with Governor Cooper and Welfare Director Griswold absent. A $200,000 state fund supports establishing the institution on the Lorain County farm, seen as relief for Ohio’s overcrowded prisons.
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Grafton
Cooper
New Welfare Advisory Commission
Ohio State
Mansfield
Commission of 13
Grafton State Prison
Griswold
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbus
Grafton Farm
Lorain County
Welfare Commission
Chronicle-Telegram
P. H. Rogers
State Board of Control
Rogers
Ohio
Honor Soldier Wh Saved Mules Receives Heroism Cross
Washington May 17 Delayed honors go to Curtis Harrison of Columbus Ohio for extraordinary heroism in 1918 during a German gas attack. While in charge of the 166th Infantry animals, he equipped their gas masks, remained with them 12 hours, and endured shell concussions and shrapnel wounds. The War Department awarded the Distinguished Service Cross.
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Washington
Curtis Harrison
Columbus
Ohljo
166Th Infantry
Harrison
War Department
Harison
Ogle to explain Lorain girls food club plans
Miss Le la Ogle an Ohio State University nutrition specialist will explain plans for girls food clubs in Lorain County next Wednesday afternoon. She will meet with leaders of all county food clubs at the local extension office to outline summer activities and goals.
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Lorain County
Lela Ogle
Ohio State University
Denial of Dawes resignation plans abroad
United Press dispatches report that Ambassador Charles G Dawes will not resign or take leave until September and will travel to Chicago for duties with the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition finance committee before resuming London duties. A separate cable from Senator Nye urges district attorneys in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Scranton to cooperate to prevent falsification of Pennsylvania primary election returns next Tuesday citing well grounded reports of tampering plans.
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Dawes
London
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Penna
Washington
Nye
Senate
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Warden To Take Charge Of Ohio Prison Again Monday
Ohio news report states Warden P. E. Thomas will resume full control of the penitentiary on Monday as 150 National Guardsmen and 14 officers are withdrawn. An emergency unit remains with 100 guards and eight officers on duty, after a fire earlier era led to 700 soldiers being stationed.
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Ohio
Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Man Called Mobile Shot After Two-Day Manhunt
In Oakdale Tennessee a posse of about 500 men cornered and shot a man known as Mobile in a thicket after a two day chase through brush. He survived seven bullets and is expected to recover. Mobile was sought for stabbing Marion Goodman, a Southern Railway special agent, last Thursday after Goodman had arrested him. He is also wanted in connection with the slaying of a railway agent in Birmingham Alabama three months ago.
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Oakdale
Tenn
Mobile
Marion Goodman
Southern Railway
Goodman
Birmingham
Ala
Freighter Kearny Runs Aground Near Vineyard Sound
In a light fog early today the U S Shipping Board freighter Kearny with about 25 men aboard ran hard aground on rocks near Nohska lighthouse in Vineyard Sound. By 7 a m two coast guard craft stood by and a noon high tide was expected to float her.
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Falmouth Mass
U. S. Shipping Board
Kearny
Nohska
Vineyard Sound
Coast Guard
Former judge Brady sentenced for knife slaying in Dallas
John W. Brady, a former Appellate Court Judge, was given a three year penitentiary term by a district court jury in Dallas. He faced charges of killing Miss Lehlia Highsmith, an Austin stenographer, on November 9.
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Dallas
Tex
John W. Brady
Lehlia Highsmith
Austin
Briand Unveils Plan for United States of Europe in Paris
Paris May 17 The French foreign office released Briand’s plan for a Federation of European nations aimed at economic and political union. The documents include Briand’s exposition and a memorandum to 26 European governments, with a four idea outline asking for opinions on a pact and a permanent organizing mechanism.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Aristide Briand
United States
Briand
Europe
Cleveland Man Sentenced for Non-support of Minor Children
Louis Wack of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars and costs and given six months in the Toledo Workhouse by Justice Walter Watts after pleading guilty to non support of minor children. The Lorain County Humane Society brought the charges.
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Louis Wack
Cleveland
Toledo
Walter Watts
Lorain
Inside story of Hoover naval adviser dispute surfaces
Washington May 17 The foreign policy clash between President Hoover's civilian and naval advisers surfaces as Senate committees examine the London Treaty. Reports of Ambassador Charles Dawes being recalled circulated, but Hoover and Stimson deny it Dawes says he would return only for treaty matters if needed. The dispute over civilian control of naval negotiations dates back to last summer and autumn.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
White House
Charles G. Dawes
London
Hover
Stimson
Dawes
Chicago
Gilbert Morgan Withdraws From Race
Gilbert Morgan quits his bid for secretary of state as he withdraws from the state representative race in Cleveland Ohio He filed petitions with the board of elections and had announced candidacy earlier this year Clarence J Brown leads the field for secretary of state with Morgan leaving to clear the way for Brown
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Cleveland, O
Gilbert Morgan
Board of Elections
Morgan
Clarence Jd. Brown
Gallant Fox Favorite in Kentucky Derby Field at Churchill Downs
Gallant Fox is the favorite for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Earl Sande up, in a field of 15. Preakness winner Gallant Fox faces Alcibiades, Uncle Luther, Dick O’Hara, and Longus as the Derby starts at 6 15 p.m. EST with about 50,000 expecting to attend. The day features intermittent sun, a hot track, and Derby host Early of Derby arriving from Lexington.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Gallant Fox
Respess
Earl Sande
Mutuel
Hal Price Headley
Alcibiades
L. Stivers
Uncle Luther
Pat Joyce
Dick O'Hara
R. C
Longus
Downs
Derby
Lexington
Darby
Lorain Man Sentenced After Fatal Shooting Case
William Jackson, 27, Lorain, colored, found guilty of assault and battery in the fatal shooting of Mike Sierra on April 12. He was fined $150 plus costs and sentenced to two months in the Toledo Workhouse by Judge W B Thompson, after admitting the shooting but claiming self defense. The judge remarked that the fine reflected county costs for defense.
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William Jackson
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Mike Sierra
Toledo
Thompson
Jackson
Sierra
Thompeon
Captain Meyers Rests Peacefully at Cleveland Clinic
Police Captain Fred Meyers remains resting easily at the Cleveland Clinic as city officials visiting Elyria noted. Doctors told visitors that he is on the way to recovery and expected to be declared well after today.
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Fred Meyers
Cleveland Clinic
Elyria
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Plas Construction Company
Ely
Bulletin
United Press
U. OF Europe
Lorain Manio
Captain Meyers
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