Mitchell TQ Calls 73 Subpoenas In Cabinet Officers Probe
Washington reports Colonel William Mitchell’s court martial opened with a demand for 72 defense witnesses including three cabinet officers and senior officials. The defense seeks testimony from Secretary of War Davis and other top officials as jurors consider Mitchell's statements and possible truth verifications.
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Washington
Willam Mitchell
Arherton
Merual
Daigar Davis
Navy
Curtiss de Wribur
Secretary of Agriculture
Everett Anders
House Aircraft Committee
Representatiie
E R. Anthons
Kansas
P. B O'Sullivany
Conn
Randolph Perkins
New Jersey
A. S.pratt
New York
Benedict Crowell
Robert C. Davis
the Army
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G. F. Hushe
H P. Jones
Donald MacMillan
Thp Navy
Joseph Strauss
Edtie Rickenbacker
Women Endorse Van Oster and Howenstine for City School Board
Local women including Mrs Sharp and Mrs Conval endorse Vir Hoxenstine and Mr Van Oster for Husman School Board seats. Signatures from Mrs Squire Mrs Ensige Mrs Symons and others urge voting tomorrow in Lorain. A separate item notes a gas stove fire fatality in Dayton Kentucky with a man burned in his bathroom.
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van Oster and Howenstine- CW
City School Board
Er. Hoxenstine
Wooh W Vanoster
Husman
Wl G Sharp
Thos C. Conva
Rimuel H Squire, Jr
Vrs
Cora Ensige
J H. Symons
John Davies
FE F Schultz
den Schibley
D H Pintany
Dayton
Kentucky
Former Gary Mayor and 4 Cincinnati Officers Paroled After Conviction
Johnson, ex Gary mayor, and four Cincinnati peace officers were released on parole from Atlanta Federal Prison after being convicted of conspiracy to violate the Federal Prohibition Law. The released men include John Heidenveen, a former police sergeant, Hart and Donovan, and Rea TM Michell, a former probation enforcement officer.
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Coo Johnson
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Gentraluen
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Donovan
Three Victims of Gangland Crime in New York and Washington
In New York three people were killed by gunfire amid a wave of crime. Victims included Joseph V Sheridan a former major league baseball figure, Nancy Fegan Joan Hanrahen and Abraham Kugel in a social club hold up. In Washington three men died Charles Deepar a suspected looter, a man named Waste and Frank Crump shot by his wife. Two police officers were beaten and a woman injured by poison during the weekend violence.
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Noler
Polee
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Nancy Fegan Ard
Joan Hanrahen
Sia
Tyrol
Tas East
Abraham Kugel
Hilltop
Newarh
Martin Lerdon
Holdug
John Costanza
Xara
Mole Fallo
Ayr St Fallio
Sheridan
Uni
Washington
Charles Deepar
Elyrial Liquor Toter Fined $1200 in Court
Sam Prorentz pleads guilty to possession charges after officers found a gallon of raisin Jack at his Oberlin road store. Judge Thompson fines him 1100 plus costs. he remains jailed for failure to pay until funds are raised. Vote tomorrow for school meeting and candidates Portman and Winckles to speak at Highland school auditorium.
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Tais
Sam‘ Prorentz
Lorai
Highland School
Penfeld
T. Winckles
Ridgeville
Alma K Portman
Henrietta
Association
Worldwide export trade shows gains across fifteen nations
A New York report from November 2 states that fifteen leading export nations excluding the United States recorded strong gains, nearing prewar trade levels in volume and value. When adjusted to 1943 terms, the parity suggests a broad recovery, with the U.S. contributing most of the recent growth and overall world trade approaching 1913 prosperity benchmarks.
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U.S
Siapan
Canada
New York
United States
Train Crash Near Nahunta Injures Many Children
At Nahunta Georgia a Florida-bound passenger train struck a school bus carrying children from the county to Consolidated School. Three children were killed and a dozen injured. The scene was near a grade crossing as the bus was brought to the station for medical aid and transport to the Consolidated School.
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Consolidated School
8Ahunta
Georgia
Xabunta
Atlee Coast
Patsézger
New-York
Crass
Nahuata
Wa Consolidated Schop
Grace
Nahunia
Stabs at Roadhouse After Dance Incident
Edward Games, a Colored resident of 10 Shear Street, was stabbed in the shoulder during a Sunday night disturbance at a roadhouse on Stop 2 along the Yellow Line. He was taken to Memorial Hospital with non serious injuries as police seek the assailants who fled.
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Edward Games
Shear St
Memorial Hospital
McBrides Auto Found With Legger in Lorain Case
Lorain November 27 George A Lindsley of 2649 Broadway was arrested for arriving while intoxicated after a collision with X Decker Hedlead s car Hedlead pleaded not guilty in police court and was held under 200 bond for a Wednesday trial Tom McBride claimed Lindsley stole his car involved in the wreck Lindsley placed under 1500 bond on the charge Police suspect bootlegging ties amid the case
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Lorain
George A A. Lindsley
Broadway
X . Decker Hedlead
Tom McBride
Elvin2
Lindsley
How to Prepare Your School Board Ballot
Instructions for voters on filling the public schools ballot with two candidates. The two names to write are W. H. Vanoster Be and J. Howenstine, with a cross mark in front of each.
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Film director Lester H. Cuneo Ends Life in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports say 37 year old film actor and director Lester H. Cuneo shot himself after a marital quarrel. He said goodbye to his two babies before his death as police described the incident, occurring days after his wife filed for divorce alleging she was slapped.
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Los Angeles
Lester H. Cuneo
Cuneo
Inquest Hears on Diphtheria Death and Disinterment Request
A motion to permit disinterment of Stanley Harrison who died October 10 in Els ria prompted a Columbus issued order by State Justice R P RR Kinkade. The petition by Christopher Harrison seeks an inquest. an inquest into Harrison's death is set for tomorrow at 1 PM in Lorain. Subpoenas list Ursulia Wessel, the nurse, Harrison's parents, health officials, and doctors, with blame directed at Christian Science for not calling a doctor earlier.
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Lorain County
Stanley Harrison
Els Ria
Supreme Cort
Columbus
RP. RR. Kinkade
Christopher Harrison
Furnace Sr
Tomnorrow
Miles
Perz
Ursulai Wessel
Cleveland
Christopher Herrison
G. E .French
A. B .Taylor
Lorain County Savings Bank
Herrison
Frank Williams
E G Curtiss
Karl Reefy
George Gill
Christian Science
Clarzison
Christian Scien
Perry
Gins Bial
Two Motormen Dead as St Cars Crash in Granite City
A fog bound crash on the East St. Louis and Suburban railway on the Granite City line killed two motormen and injured over a dozen passengers. Both motormen named Roeder and Tran were killed. Rev Gaffen survived. Passengers were taken to St Elizabeths hospital in ambulances.
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East St. Laws and
Hendon
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Roeder
Wator- Tran
Westha
Gaffen
Alton-Gracite City
Double murder suspect in Gerald Chapman case
Police linked the Gerald Chapman murder case to George Dutch Anderson who fled across 2 dozen states. In a night confrontation with city detective Charles Hammond, Anderson killed Hammond before officers captured him. Hammond died hours later in hospital.
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Mich
George
Anderson
Gerald Caepman
Chertes Hammond
Hammond
Peter Hansen
Ben Hance
Muncie
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Porugal
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Hood Family Mourns Death of William Hood
William L Hood died at his parents home 113 Pine Street Sunday at 3 30 p m after an 18 month illness He was 39 and survived by his parents and a brother Bradford of Cleveland The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p m from Sidro Funeral Home Rev G A Brown Rex Wallace officiating Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery
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William L. Hood
William Duchety
Pine Street
Bradford
Cleveland
Sidro
G A. Brown
Rex
Wallace
Ridgelawn
Ninety Two Attend School Meet in Lorain City
A Lorain County School Improvement Association meeting drew about ninety attendees at Techocal High School. County Commissioner W B Richmond spoke on tax spending while Eugene Sipes and two Lorain County School Board candidates addressed the forum.
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Lorain County School Improvement Association
Techocal High
Sixth St
Richmond
Eugene Siies
Carlisle
Lorain County School Board
C. T. Winckles
Ridgeville
How to Vote in Elyria Tomorrow Editorial Opinion
An Elyria editorial urges voters to cast ballots in the upcoming election. It endorses the Republican ticket for mayor and several down ticket offices, notes concerns about the current administration, and recommends unity on some council races while praising individual candidates on both parties. The piece highlights the mayoral race, city offices, and the importance of woman candidate Mrs Kennedy.
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Ciiy
Republican Party
Harding
Bur
Alex C. Schilleman
Belle Moulton
Wlood Shaw
Hts
Don Granger
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Shaw
Council
George Richwine
Henry Ueidrich
Mrs. Kennedy
Claude D-Bivin
George C. Martin
Bruce McDonald
Wee
Ida Wingard
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