Retrial date set in Fall Sunelatr conspiracy case
Justice Siddons on Monday January 16 schedules the retrial for the Fall Sunelatr conspiracy case. The delay follows a mistrial caused by juror talk and detectives’ surveillance. Prosecution chief Owen J. Roberts is busy until January 12, and defense lawyers indicate readiness to proceed. The Walsh law imposes a 100000 dollar fine on U S citizens abroad who refuse consular subpoenas.
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Siddons
Burns
Posterene
Honolulu
France
Texas
Canada
Owan J. Roberts
Pomerene
George P. Hoovar
Harry S. Sinclair
Fatl
Justce Siddons
Blarkmer
United States
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Teapot Dome
Detective Burns Subpoenaed In Teapot Dome Probe
Washington authorities moved to build juror tampering case in the Fall Sinclair Teapot Dome trial. William J Burns head of the detective agency and son W Sherman Burns were subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury with office records on juror surveillance. Additional subpoenas sought Sheldon Clark and Charles Marcell as part of the widening probe into alleged jury tampering and conspiracy charges. Wilson Day, 77, veteran Cleveland actor, died today after illness.
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Gordon
Harry S. Sinclair
Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair
Alben B. Fall
Teapot Dome
William J. Burns
Burnses
Justice Department
Burns
Justice
Mark B. Thompson
Fall
Thompson
Dan Xk
Jackson
Sargeant
Grand Jury
Sheldon Clark
Sinclair Refining Company of Chicago
Chicago
Charles Marcell
Harry Sinclair
Dieg
Cleveland
Wilson Day
Day
West Side rally backs G O P ticket in Hewitt bid
Speakers at Gates school on Nav. & election urged support for Hewitt and the Republican ticket. James A. Newitt urged mayoral plans, while Myers Webber and Stevens defended Hewitt’s safety director record and city improvements. Hewitt pledged streets, a new fire engine, a restroom, and defense of GOP loyalty amid ongoing campaign.
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Take Avenue
Don
Lawrence Webber
Frank Stevens
Frank Stetson
Inffience
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Webber
Stevens
Hewitt
Harry Ilinchson
Hinkson
Lawrences Webber
Tim Hewitt
Hewitt Gervice
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Garvin Avenue
Erie Street
Tt World
Lengel Granted New Trial by Appeals Court
Sejanus A. Lengel former Canton police chief now serving life for complicity in the Don Mellett murder in Canton Ohio was granted a new trial by the seventh Ohio appellate district. Grounds include faulty jury charge admission of incompetent evidence and insufficient proof of first degree murder plus juror bias and numerous other errors. The court reversed rulings on conversations between defendants noting some testimonies should have been admitted for the defense and found error in the trial judge’s instruction that Lengel was equally guilty. Continued on Page 2.
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Youngstown
Sejanus A. Lengel
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Don Mellett
Court of Appeals
Ohio Appslate
Lengel
Allesuf
Mellett
Pat McDermott
Ben Rudner
Floyd Streitenberger
Louis Mazer
Detroit Woman Kidnapped Then Forced to Chicago
Ethel McClellan wife of Chrysler supervisor H S McClellan was abducted by two bandits who forced her to drive to Chicago. She telephoned her mother in Detroit and her husband set out to retrieve her. The ordeal included revolver threats and a purse snatch but she was unharmed beyond shock and a small cash loss.
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Yeggs
Chicago
Mich
iMrsa
Ethel McClellan
H. IS. McGlellan
Chrysler Motor Co
Chisago
C. E. Conner
McClellan
Committee A Enthusiastic Meeting Drives Community Chest
Committee A holds its annual meeting at the Country Club distributing pledge cards as it mobilizes volunteers for the Community Chest drive. I A Smythe presided, G B Findley outlined prep, T L Moise praised full attendance, Elyria’s Chest budget shows careful planning and a $40,000 reduction from individual campaigns.
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T. L. Moise
I. A. Smythe
G. B. Findley
Smrithe
Elyria
Cleveland
Findley
Smythe
George Stevens
Community Service Council
Stevens
Moise
Populai
Blaze Destroys Town Buildings in Corning
A fire in Corning destroyed two business structures and the town hall early today with an estimated loss of 25 000 dollars. The M E Joyce Storage Warehouse suffered about 15 000 dollars in rooms above, Gabe Hardys Soft Drink Parlor with Owls Lodge room and equipment valued around 12 000 dollars, and the town hall about 5 000 dollars. Stock in the Joyce grocery and meat market was damaged by water and fire at roughly 34 000 dollars. Cause under investigation cites defective wiring or overheated store as possibilities.
Release Man Held For Broad St Burglary
Police investigated a Rainbow Gardens burglary on Broad Street near the skating rink on Wednesday night. A man held yesterday was released after proving he knew nothing of the robbery. A bum camp near city limits was searched for a transient link, yielding only canned heat. Several boys were questioned at police headquarters regarding the burglary.
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Broad Street
Eniy
Bretery
Snow Ball At Cambridge Navy Reports First Heavy Showers
Following a light rain the first heavy snow of the season fell at Cambridge today, accompanied by sleet and gusty winds from the Navy area. The wintry mix caused slick streets and brief disruptions as locals braced for continued unsettled weather through the week.
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Cambridge
Navy
German envoy Baron Feitiwitz Galivren approved as ambassador
The State Department notified the German embassy that Baron Frederich von Feitiwitz Galivren will be acceptable as German ambassador to the United States. No further details on credentials or dates were provided in the brief notice.
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Washington
State Department
Baron Frederich von Feitiwitz- Galivren
Remus vows to defend self at trial in insanity plea
Absent from legal banter, former bootlegger turned defendant George Remus, facing an November 14 murder trial for Imogene Remus, asserts he will plead temporary insanity due to alleged conspiracies involving his wife and ex-DOJ agent Franklin P. Dodge Jr. He plans to represent himself, prepping physically and mentally, and promises his mouth will not be closed. Remus recalls past silence in court and hints at political ties and liquor supply allegations while detailing a 3:39 am daily routine and a vow not to flinch whether he faces prison or freedom.
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Imogene
Remus
Franklin P. Dodge, Jr
Department of Justice
George Remus
Atlanta
White House
Ohio
Complete Jury In Peppers Trial
Gallipolis Ohio November 4 The jury to hear charges of first degree murder against Eddie Peppers 31 negro accused of strangling Mrs Florence Buck postmistress Grimms Landing West Virginia in a hotel here August 15 was completed today It required three days to fill the panel and 136 prospective tales men were examined Six ventres were called.
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Mra
Florence Buck
Grimms Landing
W. Vai
Snow Falls at Canton on 36 Degree Day
Canton, Ohio reports a light snow event lasting several hours. Official temperature registered at 36 degrees preventing accumulation, marking the season's second snow and a modest flurry.
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Canton
Lorain Man Sues Driver For 5000 Dollar Damages
George Spencer of 177 Elyria Avenue Lorain filed a 5000 dollar damage suit in common pleas court against A F Kolina of 645 W 25th Street Lorain. He alleges he was struck by Kolina's car at the corner of Broadway and W With Street Lorain and suffered numerous injuries.
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Common Pleas Court
George Spencer
Elyria Avenue
A. F. Kolina
W. 25Th Strat
Spencer
Kolina
Broadway
W. With Street
Month Argo
Scratch Fatal to Farmer Cleveland
John Bailes aged 67 a retired farmer of Berea died from complications after a scratch received while picking apples on his farm one week earlier.
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Cleveland
John Bailes
Berea
Ohio Village Fire Devastates Chauncey Buildings
GLOUSTER O Nov 4 Fire in Chauncey south of here destroyed two buildings at an estimated loss of 25000. Six motor cars burned and several stock feed cars and much other merchandise were lost.
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Here
California Quake Rocks Southern Coast in Three Shocks
An earthquake with three distinct tremors struck southern California from north of San Luis Obispo to near Los Angeles. Santa Maria reported shattered windows and damaged chimneys, while San Luis Obispo felt mild quakes at 3 05, 5 55 and 7 00. Venture suffered a broken pipeline as clocks halted in Los Angeles.
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Tembler
Remus Insanity Hearing Cancelled as Trial Set
In Cincinnati on November 4 attorney and the court cancelled the insanity hearing for George Remus, former millionaire bootlegger. Remus will be tried here on November 14 for the murder of his wife Imogene Remus, with Judge Chester R. Shook issuing the order. Remus’s counsel was Charles H. Bilston and the country prosecutor was Charles P. Taft II.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Remus
Imogene Remus
Chester R. Shook
Charles H. Bilston
Charles P. Taft
Two Men Drown in Orchard Lake at Urbana Illinois
Two Springfield men, Louis Marlin a 42 year old painter and contractor and Frank Jeffries aged 45 a round house worker, drowned when their boat capsized on Orchard Lake near Urbana. Bert Keller of Springfield swam to shore after the accident as officials noted high chop despite warnings.
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Frank Jeffries
Springfield
Orchard Lake
Here
Bert Keller
Keller
Arrest Elyrian at Little Rock. Wanted Here
Sheriff H. G. Mathews announced a telegram from Little Rock police chief R. C. Rotenberry stating Joseph Elwyn Akin, a former Elyria resident, was under arrest there and would return without extradition. Akin faces a warrant sworn by Justice 3. J. George for moving a mortgaged car out of the state and county.
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Ark
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Oscar Dunn
Akin Te
German Plane Lands At Horta
The Western Union Telegraph office at Horta Azores Islands cabled to New York that the German Heinkel seaplane D 1220 arrived there from Lisbon at 11 15 a m E S T today of the day in the New York edition dated Vol 4
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Western Union
Azores Islands
Lisbon
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Speeding Charge
Leo Afflin of this city pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to a speeding charge. Afflin was arrested by a deputy sheriff yesterday after driving toward the downtown district from Cleveland Street. His case was continued.
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Suing for Partition of One Fifth Interest
Clara Wonlea Ragla petitioned the court of common pleas to partition the property in the Citizen's Building. The suit seeks division of the one fifth interest held by Ragla in the real estate, with action aimed at allocating portions to the parties.
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Ragria
Clara
Court of Common Fiefs
Vermont Flood Ravages New England States
Nov 4 dispatch reports widespread flood damage across Vermont with dams broken and rivers overflowing. Loss of life is uncertain but estimates range from three to thirteen as thousands are left homeless and communication lines fail. National Guard deployed to assist firefighting and relief efforts. Northwestern Massachusetts reports over 1 million dollars in damage in North Adams.
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Vermont
New England
National Guardsmen
President Coolidge
White River Junction
Massachusetts
North Adams
National Guard Wao
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Western Union
Whites River Junction
Montpelier
Elyrian Sued for 25000 in Car Accident
Two Elyria residents appear in common pleas court as Dessie B. Sutton of 610 W River Street sues William Fridenstine of R. F. G. 4 for 25000 alleging his car struck her last June while crossing Lodi Street at WV River intersection. Sutton cites negligence and says she suffered a broken shoulder and additional injuries.
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Common Pleas Court
Dessie BE. Sutton
W. Riverstreet
Wiliam Fridenstine
Fridenstine
Lodi Street
WV. River
Youth AWAITS JURY VERDICT IN STATUTORY CHARGE
A jury in Judge W B Thompson's court near Lorain is set to render a verdict in the statutory charge case involving Jona Kestler. The defendant, who was rested last summer in Lorain, faced the charge after testimony from Lucille Mackert of Cleveland. The trial proceeded into today with jurors hearing evidence yesterday afternoon and this morning.
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W. B. Thompson
Jona
Kestler
Lorain
Lorats Om
Lucille Mackert Cleveland
Miss Mackert
Fined for Keeping Daughter from School in County Court
Emery Hornoshsky was fined five dollars and costs for keeping Mary Hornoshsky, 15, out of school. County attendance officer E G Alexander swore the warrant. A separate hearing by county commissioners J Murray, G Rhoads, and W B Richmond approved assessments on Foster ditch work in Im Grange.
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Fieurmla
Ss. J. Georges
Mary
Zalnst Hornosheky
E.g.alexander
Hop Ditch
J. Murray
George Rhoads
W. B. Richmond
Foster Ditch
Im Grange
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