Indictments Return in Lorain Park Attack Case
A Lorain grand jury returned 11 indictments including four youths for an alleged attack on a 17 year old girl in a Lorain park last April. Other indicted Lorain residents faced charges such as stealing meat, carrying concealed weapons, and embezzlement. Arson and statutory offense cases were noted, while two suspects were not indicted. Arraignments are set for Monday in common pleas court. Prosecutor John Harding and assistant Frank Stevens presented the cases.
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Lorain
Grand Jury
Lorain Park
Frank Stevens
Frank Kish
Ed. Baginaki
Steve Kerez
Elmer Ames
Jose Estrada
James Szabo
Clarence Troutman
Elyria
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Troutman
Joe Mitter
Mendelson
Mat Koloday
Steve Afonasenko
Sheffield Lake
George Mallos
Balfour Oakes Hammond
Duron
Marion Wotten
Dave Torbes
Cleveland Road
John Jriesbach
John Harding
Frank E. Stevens
Alleged Robbery And Fire Being Investigated
Sheriff Clarence V. Dick and Assistant State Fire Marshall Hopkins probe an alleged robbery and fire at a Route 20 gas station near Berlin. Six men held in jail as officers piece together a vague tale in which armed intruders seized Otto’s money, bound him, and fled as flames spread through the building. Fraustein, the former owner, fled outside as the structure burned, with campers nearby said to have aided in untying the bound victim. The station, owned by a Vermilion restaurateur, was destroyed and insured. no exact stolen amount given.
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Route 20
Berlin
Clarence V. Dick
Marshall Hopkins
Cleveland
Punty Jail
Alfred Itto
Ed Fraustein
Sprain
Otto
Hem
Fraustein
Sherif
Tto
The Weather Forecast
Showers tonight and possibly in the east portion Saturday morning fair in the west portion Saturday slightly cooler tonight in the west and extreme north portions.
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Porons
Daughters of Senators Hold Jobs Outside Power
Article notes that daughters of prominent senators work for wages in Washington. Catherine Harrison, daughter of Senator Pat Harrison, sells dresses in a department store and would not work in her father’s office. Catherine and Margaret Hebert, daughters of Senator Felix Hebert, split jobs between a father’s office and the justice department. Laura Barkley, daughter of Senator Alben W. Barkley, is a stenographer in her father’s office, as is Esther Thomas, daughter of Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah.
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Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Catherine
Washington
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Margaret
Department of Justice
Laura Barkley
Alben W. Barkley
Esther Thomas
Utah
Elbert D. Thomas
Catherine Harrison
Catherine Hebert
Margaret Hebert
U S Declares Independence of Gold
Washington May 26 Acting on White House orders Chairman Steagall of the house banking committee introduced a resolution to repeal the gold standard act. The measure would make federal currency legal tender for all bets and remove the United States from the gold basis. A companion bill would follow in the senate. Steagall said the move marks independence from gold and that he acted on Roosevelt's orders.
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Washington
White House
Steagall
House Banking Committee
United States
Senate
Means Whitaker Sentenced To Prison In Lindbergh Hoax
Washington May 26 Gas ton B Means and Norman T Whitaker were sentenced to two years imprisonment today on Lindbergh ransom hoax charges.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury At Softball Game
Miss Carol Mahlike aged 18 of 257 Columbus Street was struck in the eye by a batted ball during a softball game at McKinley School about 7 30 P M yesterday. The ball shattered her glasses and caused several cuts to her eyelid. She was treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Carol Mahlike
Columbus Street
McKinley School
Memorial Hospital
Mayor VanOster Announces Candidacy for Re election
Mayor W H VanOster today announced his candidacy for re election subject to the Democratic Primaries in August. He said he seeks to complete his program and will appeal to voters on his record as mayor. He added he acts on his honest convictions and has vetoed council actions when disagreeing with their viewpoint.
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W. H. VanOster
VanOster
Akron University chief named US Commissioner of Education
President Roosevelt nominated George F. Zook, head of Akron University, for United States Commissioner of Education. The Akron leader said he learned of the appointment three weeks ago and declined to disclose his party affiliation when questioned.
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Akron, O
Roosevelt
George F. Zook
Akron University
United States Commissioner of Education
Akron
Zook
Six Elyria Pastors To Join In Baccalaureate Service
Six Elyria pastors will join in a baccalaureate service for the Elyria High School class at First Congregational church Sunday evening. Rev. William Muir Auld will deliver the sermon on The Possessive Creed. Other clergy will handle invocation scripture lesson psalter offering and benediction. Ticket holders admitted before 7 15 p m with unticketed patrons later.
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Elyria
Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Charles F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Redhead
Eric D. Chapman
Senate Passes Bankform Measure
Washington May 26 The Glass Banking Reform Bill to shield depositors and fortify the banking system nears final passage after Senate action and House approval. It would force Morgan and Co to choose between deposits and securities within two years and require banks to divorce from affiliated securities houses within one year. The bill also differs with the House on immediate deposit insurance, proposing up to 2500 in some banks and a staged permanent guarantee, with specifics to be set in conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Glass
Virginia
J. P. Morgan and Co
Morgan and Co
Morgan
Federal Reserve
United Press
Calvin Coolins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan Bank
J. P. Morgan
70 Young Men Examine Her For Reforestation Army
More than 250 Lorain county youths aged 18 to 25 reported for examinations at the Elyria Y M C A to join the civilian reforestation army. A special train to Camp Knox near Louisville, Kentucky will carry 230 today and 25 more tomorrow. Training there starts in July, focused on public improvement work, not military drill. Most will earn about $30 monthly, with leaders paid more.
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Elyria Y. M
New York Central Atelion
Camp Knox
Louisville
United States
H. Hawley
Cleveland
E. D. Ferguson
R. B. Pretz
Bretz
Hawley
Army
Lorain County Relief Commission
Elyria Summer Bible School Dates Set
The Summer Bible School for all Elyria boys and girls opens June 5 and runs through June 23 at the First Baptist Church East Avenue building. Sessions start at nine each morning with grades ending at 11:45 and noon dismissals for church attendees. Ten grades including Kindergarten will be offered with teachers listed and Mrs. Guy W. Byars as superintendent.
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Elyria
First Baptist Church
Young Peoples
East Avenue
Eleen
G. Davidson
Mae Lyman
Winifred Fay
C. L. Bristol
H. G. Seeley
L. A. Obitts
Walter Keisler
Floyd Porter
Irene Ackerman
C. Bennett
Guy W. Byars
Hillier Reassumes Office As County Commissioner
W. J. Hillier, newly appointed county commissioner, assumed duties this morning after taking an oath before Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox. The state secretary received his appointment certificate by special delivery from Columbus. Hillier, who served 1911 to 1917, noted differences yet continued the job among commissioners C. D. Murray and Harry L. Shaw after filling the vacancy caused by C. E. Tucker’s death on May 98.
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W. J. Hillier
H. C. Wilcox
Secretary of State
Columbus
Hillier
C. D. Murray
Harry L. Shaw
C. E. Tucker
Ktwantang Honor War Veterans Observed by Kiwanis
Four surviving Civil War veterans were honored yesterday by the Elyria Kiwanis Club at its Memorial Day meeting in Hotel Newell. Charles Abbey C D Webster Rev J A Kalev of Elyria and Captain Lafayette Stough of Amherst were named. Rev Ruhach of Oberlin spoke on Memorial Day and praised Roosevelt's peace message.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Charles Abbey
C. D. Webster
J. A. Kalev
Elyria
Lafayette Stough
Amherst
Edward Felder
Lorain
Leonard J. Smith
Richard Cooks
Roosevelt
A. V. Tappan
C. J. Miller
M. E. Burwell
E. C. Greenland
Alan VanWormier
Alva C. Smith
J. Ed Betteridge
Roosevelt Prepares Final American Plan for London Conference
President Roosevelt met with economic experts and four of seven American delegates to finalize the program for the World Economic Conference opening in London June 12. Bernard Baruch attended as a close adviser while debates continued on the remaining three delegation slots despite Senator Hiram Johnson declining and Baruch denying involvement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
State Department
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
White House
John Simon
House of Commons
Geneva
Hiram Johnson
California
Baruch
Lorain County Schools Close For 1932 33 Term
School bells rang across Lorain County ending the 1932 33 term with 14 000 students on final report cards and year end work. Elyria district finished two weeks early due to a shortened term while Amherst and Wellington kept to the original closing date amid student plans for a long vacation and packing books and supplies for home.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Amherst
Wellington
Horatio Bottomley Dies in Free Hospital Ward at 73
Horatio Bottomley, renowned editor and orator once titled a millionaire and potential prime minister, died in a free hospital ward at 73 after surgery. His life spanned poverty to wealth, Parliament to war-era fame, ending in embezzlement prison.
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Horatio Bottomley
Free Hospital
London
England
Bottomley
H. B
Sussex
John Bull
Morgan Partners Won Key Privacy Victory In Senate Probe
Senate stock market hearing paused as the committee barred disclosure of the names of Morgan partners who borrowed from the firm. The secret session followed a day marked by leaks and controversy over forthcoming evidence.
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Senate Caucus Chamber
Washington
House of Morgan
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
George H. Howard
United Corporation
Glass Flare Up In Senate Over Pecora Counsel Hire
Senator Glass of Virginia halted the Morgan inquiry to challenge the hiring of Ferdinand Pecora as committee counsel, arguing the subcommittee did not authorize it. Chairman Fletcher supported Pecora as the clash intensified with Senator Couzens backing Pecora.
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Washington
Glass
Dem
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Fletcher
Pecora
Couzens
Mich
Morgan and Company
Circulators Press Petition Drive Over Eighteenth Amendment Plan
Petition circulators rush to collect signatures for a Masier Bill referendum with a Monday deadline. Completed sheets are to be left at Eldred office 575 West Broad Street and blanks obtained from Rev. W. C. Endly. Canvass in Lorain County reported at a First M. F. church meeting amid protests over election of convention delegates at large rather than by districts.
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Eldred
West Broad Street
W. C. Endly
Lorain County
M. F
Obie
Thle
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Morgan Partners
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Rison
W. H. van Oster
Glass Banking
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Helen Sherman
Eunice Porter
R. Harrison
Ktwantang
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Senate Morgan Committee
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