Monschein Denied Parole in Wisconsin Ohio Case
William Monschein of 333 Cambridge Street was sentenced to one year in the Ohio penitentiary on a statutory offense with consent. Judge A R Webber reduced a possible twenty year term due to extenuating circumstances. Witnesses described Monschein as mentally deficient and testified to his good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monschein
Cambridge Street
Ohio
A. R. Webber
Webber
Menschein
A. White
William Whitney
Cy Stiwald
D. W. Myers
Pat Crowe
Frank Shuster
Frank Stein
Monschein
D. A. Baird
Baird
F. M. Stevens
Sicilie Jones
Hthel Kun
Kun
Stevens
Monoschein
Fake Doctor Sentenced To Pen In City
Judge A R Webber sentenced Charles Balogh of Cleveland to one year in the penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses. Balogh, posing as a doctor, sold Fromenostrum to a Western Heights family and claimed it would cure a boy with a withered arm, collecting 26 then 105 dollars before fleeing. He was later arrested after a street sighting and indictment. parole was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Heights
A. R. Webber
Charles Balogh
Cleveland
Balogh
Webber
Elyria Eagles Deloperate Riverview Park Day of Entertainment
The Fraverpar writer describes a full day at Riverview Park with noon to 11:30 PM entertainment. Highlights include a 12 bomb salute at noon, horse trotting and pacing races, Dane and Walter Gluck's Night Hawks at 2:30, a 3 PM ball game Moulton's Candies versus Vermilion Pirates, Gold Dust twins boxing at 4:45 and 7:30, daylight fireworks at 5 and 9 PM, Arthur Giles band at 7, a confetti ball at 6:30, dancing at 7, a 9 PM grand fireworks display, and a 10:30 PM prize drawing worth 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraverpar
Eagles
Riverview Park
Dane
Walter Gluck
Night Hawks
Moulton
Candies
Vermilion Pirates
Gold Dust Twins
Arthur Giles
Two Lorain Churches to Improve Property
Judge W B Thompson grants mortgage permission to United Brethren church Lorain for 25000 and Emmanuel Evangelical church for 240000 to finance property improvements. United Brethren enlargements and tornado damage addressed. Paris May 29 Premier Painleve receives confidence vote after delegation of majority party deputies endorses order text.
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W. B. Thompson
United Brethren Church
Lorain
Emmanual Evangelical Church
Paris
Painleve
Sixty Firemen Overcome In New York Fire
A fire at the Modern Ice and Cold Storage Co plant in New York City forced five alarms and driven 25 tenements to evacuate. Sixty firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes while protecting nearby premises and the St Joseph's orphanage with 500 girls at risk. Mayor Hylan and Fire Commissioner Drennan toured the scene as all available Brooklyn units responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Joseph's
Modern Ice and Cold Storage Co
Hylan
Drennan
Brooklyn Fire Department
Wellington Elyria Men Deny Charges
After parole hearing George Smith of Wellington and Alex Rubishau of Elyria were arraigned for forgery and burglary respectively and pleaded not guilty. Both could not post bond and were returned to jail. Robert Jackson was injured when struck by a car driven by R H Cowen and admitted to Memorial Hospital with facial bruises and a bleeding nose. Charles E Brickley was found not guilty by a Hampden County jury on charges of larceny and forgery related to a stock transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menschein
George Smith
Wellington
Alex Rubishau
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Robert Jackson
Lake Avenue
Memorial Hospital
R. H. Cowen
Middle Avenue
Dodge
Brickley
Springfield
Mass
Charles E. Brickley
Harvard
New York
County Officials Seek Toledo Tuberculosis Hospital Link
Lorain county commissioners visited Toledo to explore sending local tubercular patients to the Toledo hospital at a reasonable price. If feasible, no new tubercular hospital would be built, saving large election costs. Ten to twelve patients could be moved promptly once arrangements are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lorain County
Price Fixing Indictments Loom Large in Sherman Case
Federal court returns two hundred sixty nine indictments against furniture and refrigerator manufacturers nationwide for price fixing and curtailing production under the Sherman antitrust law. The probes target eight refrigerator makers, 55 chair producers, and 190 case goods firms, with Grand Rapids noted as a central price fixing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Justice
Washington
Department
Roger Shale
Cement Trust
Jaid
Grand
Grand Rapids
Mich
Polar voyage reassures as Amundsen plans more pole observations
Oslo May 29 reports continued fair weather in the polar zone and word that Captain Raold Amundsen expects to make more extensive observations at the pole than initially believed, easing fears for his safety as observers await further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Raold Amundsen
Pole
Road of Rememberance planted with 159 trees near Elyria
The Women's Club of Elyria leads a community effort to plant 159 trees along the road between Elyria and Oberlin by tonight. Many city organizations joined the project, naming the route The Road of Rememberance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of
Elyria
Oberlin
Memorial Day Observance Closes City Services
In observance of Memorial Day all stores and public buildings including City Hall Post Office Public Library Court House and banks will be closed tomorrow. The Chronicle Telegram will not be issued tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chronicle-Telegram
Eee Eee Es
Memorial Day list honors hundreds of veterans by cemetery
A list of more than 500 veterans from Civil War Spanish American and World War II eras will be honored at Memorial Day services tomorrow afternoon. Mason Smith leads the effort as Sons of Veterans commander and Memorial Day Committee chair, with Ridgelawn Cemetery hosting 211 Civil War veterans among other graves including Revolutionary War and War of 1812 veterans. The list is continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyria
Mason Smith
The
Sons of Veterans
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Ridgelawn
Cemeery
Horace,Abbe
I. C. Adams
Otto Allbright
Samuel Agnéw
Hiram Lairidge
James F. Allen
Jas. Allen
Richard Allen
Wm. Allen
D. B. Andrews
D. C. Baldwin
Alfred Bates
J. G. Bauer
Fred Beese
Eri Bemis
Richard Bennington
James Beyea
J. C. Biggs
John Biggs
H. M. Bilings
M. A. Bingham
John Blanchard
Ransom E. Braman
Franklin Brown
Elbert A. Brush
James H. Budd
Lorain County Schools wind up with graduations
The last day of school for Lorain county districts featured many graduation exercises. Avon Eaton East Carlisle and LaGrange held ceremonies last night. Belden plans to graduate tonight. Grade schools hold special today with promotion certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Avon
Eaton
East Carlisle
LaGrange
Belden
Wreck of Maine Express at Worcester Leaves One Dead
The Maine Express from New York to Bar Harbor ditched near Worcester. Fireman A. Williams of Hartford was killed. engineer John R. Harley, also of Hartford, and passenger Lewis B. Zambino of Lawrence were injured. Locomotive and two mail cars overturned after a split switch caused the crash. state police began an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Maine Express
New York
Bar Harbor
A. Williams
Hartford
Conn
John R. Harley
Lewis B. Zambino
Lawrence
Zambino
Prohibition Agencies Form Joint Dry War Plan
Washington May 24. A general reorganization of dry law enforcement was announced by prohibition commissioner Roy A. Haynes. The plan calls for active and vigorous cooperation between state prohibition agencies and the federal unit to strengthen the government's rum war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition
Coolidge To Give Cadets Diplomas
President Coolidge will address the United States Naval Academy graduation at Annapolis and hand diplomas to the graduates. This marks the first presidential attendance at the Naval Academy graduation since 1321.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
White House
Naval Academy
Two Die in Odin Stove Co Airplane Crash
Erie Pennsylvania May 29 Captain W F Sullivan 35 of Newport Rhode Island and his brother Ded 33 were killed when the airplane they were testing for the Odin Stove Co crashed to earth. Both men were found dead beside the wreckage with the plane smashed beyond recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
W. F. Sullivan
Newport
Ded
Odin Stove Co
Wife Slayer Sentenced in Ohio Penitentiary Case
Joan Haefner of Kingman pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the April 16 death of his wife. He was sentenced to one to twenty years in the Ohio Penitentiary. The case followed a trial slated to open Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Joan Haefner
Kingman
Ohio
Haefner
Fierson
Hanaa
Oberlin Trails Elyria in Pittsfield LaGrange Fund Drive
Red Cross reports several subscriptions for the Pittsfield LaGrange tornado fund. Oberlin has raised 1500 dollars toward a total village goal of 2000, while Elyria struggles to reach 2500, barely past 500. Additional gifts include 40 from A Friend, 25 from Mr and Mrs John Rauh, 66.39 raised that day, and many smaller donations from residents and local businesses.
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Pittsfield-LaGrange
Red Cross
Elyria
Oberlin
Dr. Gamble
Lengyel
Little Raymond
Charlotte Brooks
C. C. Stolzenburg
John Skiiletz
John Rauh
John Pekras
Claira Pekras
Rivoli Theatre
F. J. Stukal
W. M. Musser
H. W. Burras
Esther Hammer
Tuma
H. F. Storer
Nellie Cotton
McBride Overcharges and Fines in Liquor Case
John Tarrant's case for liquor at McBride's pool room was dismissed after McDermott admitted guilt. Tom McBride faced charges over pool hall possession and pled guilty with $100 fines plus costs. McBride and his wife were fined previously for liquor law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarrant
McBride
Wm. J. McDermott
Tom McBride
Fall and Doheny Found Guilty in Elk Hill Leasing Case
Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick rules Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny guilty of fraud and conspiracy in Elk Hill Naval Oil Reserve leases and Hawaiian contracts. The decision, over 105 pages, voids Doheny leases and criticizes the 1921 transfer of reserves to interior. Appeals will be filed promptly with the U S circuit court of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Paul J. McCormick
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hill
Naval Oil Reserve Leasing
Doheny
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fall
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Interior Department
Mine Tragedy at Coal Glen Claims Dozens Dead
North Carolina May 29 with thirty four bodies removed from the Carolina Coal Company mine at Coal Glen the town enters its third day of vigil many believed still buried in the mine rescue teams reach 2 600 foot level as families endure fumes and identify remaining victims plans for relief work unfold forty widows and about 175 orphans result from the catastrophe while a separate note covers a rail merger inquiry before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Glen
North Carolina
Carolina Coal Company
Fireman Killed as Store Wall Falls in Gary
James Pappas oldest member of Engine Company 5 Gary Fire Department was killed when a wall toppled during a fire at Broadway Department Store. Four firefighters were injured, including Captain James Shirk Bert Stonebrook Harry Kolz and Rex Brinkman, crushed by debris in the 1.5 million loss blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
James Pappas
Broadway
James Shirk
Gary Central
Bert Stonebrook
Harry Kolz
Rex Brinkman
One Dead Four Hurt In Sharpsburg Car Train Crash
A car trapped between safety gates was struck by a Pennsylvania train near Sharpsburg Pennsylvania, killing one man and seriously injuring four others. The crossing watchman was arrested after survivors said the gate on the far side was lowered late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sharpsburg
Hare
Pennsylvania
Frank Bruno
Confesses to Slaying the Children
Raymond Winters, 30, an interurban conductor, is formally charged with the brutal double murder of Helen Saboi, 6, and Alexander, 8. He allegedly lured them with candy and ice cream to a creek near their home, where both children were found with skulls crushed after a three hour interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Raymond Winters
Helen Saboi
Alexander
Harry Estep
Winters
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Florence Kane
James J. Kane
Flatbush Station
Drunken Autoists Face Court Fines and Trials
In Carlisle Frank Bardon was fined 50 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated. W Fauver P H Ward and Gorman Laughlin faced intoxication charges, all pled not guilty with trial set for Monday. J E Brown admitted intoxication and paid 5 dollars and costs. Raymond Watson charged with DWI pled not guilty, case set for Monday with 106 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bardon
Carlisle
W. Fauver
P. H. Ward
Gorman Laughlin
J. E. Brown
Raymond Watson
Guo
Memorial Services at St Peters Ridgeville Church
St Peters Church Ridgeville to hold memorial services with high mass at 9 oclock followed by procession to the cemetery for the uniformed rank Bu St John soldiers and confraters in the church. Eulogies by Father J N Rhein at the cemetery. All are welcome. Auto injuries fatal East Liverpool Mary 24 Harold Purdy 24 died in City Hospital after being struck by car as he crossed to greet his wife on the porch. Driver Charles Van Meter held on reckless driving charge pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters
Ridgeville
St. Church
St. John
J. N. Rhein
East Liverpool
Mary
Harold Purdy
Charles van Meter
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N.Y
Woman's Club
State and
U. S
White
Shepherd-McClintock
Robert White
Carl Dick
Hazel Dick
College Town
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