Cleveland raid nets 38 arrests at Berea gang hideout
Cleveland detectives raided a Berea area rendezvous early today, arresting 28 men and 10 women. Officers seized 12 stolen cars and thousands of dollars in loot, with several suspects linked to robberies in Elyria Lorain Athens Chillicothe and other towns. Police say one murderer and two escaped convicts may be involved.
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Cleveland
Berea
Rae
Elyria
Lorain
Athens
Chillicole
Acc Ueu
Contempt of Court Charge Filed in Padlock Suit
Two Lorain residents face contempt of court charges tied to a padlock suit in Lorain Common Pleas Court. The hearing is set for December 2 as the petition alleges a restraining order violation at the property section.
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Common Pleas
Lorain Cly
W. H. Harlan
John Adams
Ae Hoobrother
John
Farmer Green Freed in Murder Case After Two Trials
Homer Green, a Hancock county farmer, is acquitted of the murder of Winifred Williams by an eight men four women jury in common pleas court. The case stems from a long feud between rival threshing crews, following a shooting in a Hartman field that seriously wounded Bert Williams and killed his son. Merritt Green had previously been convicted of second degree murder and sentenced to 20 years. Lehr Green’s trial is pending.
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Fendlay
Homer Green
Hancock County
Tudey
Winifred Williams
Green
M Green
Lehr Green
Afriar
Hartman
Greens
Bert Williams
Winifred
Bert Willian
Merritt Green
Funeral Services For Social Leader In New York City
Members of New York and Boston society crowded Newport for the funeral of Mrs. Oelrich, a longtime social figure. The service was held at St Augustine's Church and her burial will be in New York with relatives.
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New York City
Newport
New York
Boston Society
York
St. Austine’s
Young Men's Club Chosen Name for New Organization
The Young Men's Club in Euzria was officially named after votes taken at a weekly Y.M.C.A. dinner. Other options included Men Triangle and Brenda. Speaker R. C. Masten emphasized studying Christ's teachings, scientific progress, and democratic principles as a civilization heritage guiding future advancement.
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Euzria
Yourner Business Men’s Club
Y. Mlc. A
Triangle
Brenda
R. C. Masten
Masten
Fragmentary OCR Note Slips From Page One
Fragmentary text references a Ban set Company and alleged crimes with unclear details. The garbled words hint at an investigation or accusation but lack concrete names places or dates for a coherent summary.
Seizure of German Bark Lion Near New York Parts Vague
Report notes no formal charges yet against the ship or her 16 crew. The vessel carried about 100,909 cases of bootleg liquor valued at 5 million dollars. Seizure followed orders from Washington with Coast Guard Admiral Billard stating only the New York seizure report. Rumors linked the ship to rum running and piracy as officials investigate possible American ownership and liquor smuggling connections.
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Bremea
Germany
Fairfax
Washington
F.C. Billard
Coast Guard
New York
Carmen
Lion
McCall
Divison
Mander A. J. Venderson
LE Coast Buard
Venderson
Tegass Board Fleet
Ter
Corruption Trial Details Oil Lease Bid Violations
The testimony centers on a $100,500 oil lease deal involving the Doheny company and Pearl Harbor contracts. Prosecutors say the agreement favored future oil leases, violated bidding rules, and tied to naval storage tank construction, with the defense outlining constitutional questions before the jury. Also notes a stray line about China using silk in soup.
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Navy
Thoberts
Doheny
United States
Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Hawati
Man Accused in Shovel Drop on Boy Near Adams and Bond
Manuel of 1422 Broadway in Lo- Tain is charged with assault after dropping a shovel on Stanley Kowalik a 14 year old on Parm lew avenue near Adams and Bond. Kowalik was knocked unconscious but treated at Elycia Memorial hospital with non serious injuries.
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Manuel
Broadway
Adams and
Bond Streets
Stanley Kowalik
Parmlew Avenue
Younes Kowalik
Hinw
Elycia Memorial Hospital
Fragmentary Testimony in Mondrummond Fingerprint Case
Proceedings reveal Drummond compared fingerprints from Raymond state exhibit 37 with those on Dr. Aft’s card and Wilhilte Sier rus left index. He enlarged them 180 times on November 17, 1926 and noted distortions. Sir Taylor was then called to explain identification procedures.
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Simpson
McCarter
Ranmond State
WlHilte Sierrus
Drummond
Taylor
Fin Tarlor
Eject Defense Counsel From Court Room In Somerville
At the Trall Mills murder trial Prosecutor Alexander Simpson ejects defense counsel Robert Neils from the courtroom amid a heated scene. Fingerprint expert testimony follows as Capt Harry Walsh and others describe evidence handling and the differences between prints claimed. The day proceeds into lunch as witnesses discuss identification methods and the case timeline.
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Somprvillte
Trall-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Robert A. Neils
HU Alfence
Hurvey
Harry Walsh
Simpson Reinar
Oosterbaan Elected Captain of Michigan Team
Ann Arbor Mich November 24 Benny Oosterbaan of the University of Michigan was elected captain of the 1927 football team at a meeting of the players today.
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Oosterbaan
M. Gkid Cattain
Ann Arbor
Mich
Benny Oosterbaay
University of Stic
License plates on sale for 1827 year Lorain County club
The Lorain County Automobile Club circulated license application blanks for 1827 plates. Members may apply at once at the club office with Henry Muller as secretary. Arrangements with Elyria Industrial forxanizations set a single hour between Dec 19 and ES for plant workers to obtain plates. Cushions and tires from a fatal Huron Street crossing crash are at the police station. A $750 judgment was awarded to Huth McCullough against the Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. by Judge Thompson's court. A growing list of names appeared on a book in the mark, including Grent Tow, Szmanic, Fogel, Gilbert, Garnes, and others.
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Lorain County Automobile iClub
Lorain County Automobile Club
Henry 3Uller
Elyria Industria F Orxaniralions
Huron Street
Richard Emig
Lakewood
A & O. Coal Uralu
Petroit
Kr.co
Huth McCullough
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Comyar
W. B. Thompson
Cattle Testing Reveals Decline Among Reactors
In March the testing of cattle examined 16 522 head with declines noted in reactors.16 522 cattle tested and two vapipis reported completed with further work pending at Brownhe MEAL Bleck Avorn Leke Avon V Sheffield and Ridy.
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Avon
Sheffield
Campaign drive shows mixed support in Elyria
A local fund raising push features speakers including Rev Edwin Kirby and Judge AL ahher urging continued effort. The message stresses unity and timely action to secure donations and keep the campaign on track despite doubts about success.
Youth Admits Killing Two Policemen in New York
Thomas Moran admitted slaying Patrolmen Bras and Darby and implicated in robberies. He was brought to Brooklyn police headquarters for identification and stated he expected to be killed but would not reveal lodgings. Moran claimed accomplices Arthur and De Michaels are linked. DA seeks prompt trial.
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New York
Thomas
Red) Moran
Hoewp
Brooklyn
Roya
le Moran
Brras
Frank Darby Brookly
Ffteaa
Slerra
Headquarter
Towon
Moran
Cor
Boran
Joseph Arty
James de- Michaels
Murds
City turns old riverfront into modern boulevard system
Chicago plans a major riverfront change with a new boulevard corridor in the heart of downtown. The project repurposes an old land path along the river, removing a market area and widening roads to ease motorist travel beyond two miles.
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Chicago
Chisacea
Auelimea
Reno
America
Charles Wechagaan
Ferdine
South Water Street
Epidemic of Inventions Sweeps U.S. in Patent Report
Washington reports a surge of invention with over 110000 patent and trademark applications filed in the year ending June. Commissioner Thomas E. Robertson notes radio leads as the most active field with devices touching every aspect of home life and industry.
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Washington
United States
Thomas E. Robertson
Markets and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago list livestock receipts hogs cattle and calves with mixed grades and prices. Grain and feed commodities show wheat corn and timothy movements while Liberty bonds in New York edge up with various bond quotes and maturities.
Peace Treaty Negotiated Today Sparks Party Realignments
A fragmented report notes negotiations leading to an accord on a peace treaty. It mentions Senator J Frazier of North Dakota facing Republican opposition and a reshuffling of leadership with James A L Wasso as chair, signaling renewed party strategy and potential ouster risks.
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J. Frazise
Nort Dekoca
Gota
Tris
Congress
Crs
James AL Wasso
Frazier
Legicis
Millionaire Seeks Damages Over Lost Wifes Love
A divorce suit alleges alienation of affection by H Tes Pa against Olive Raesaider. The case seeks damages and support claims tied to a dissolved marriage, with proceedings detailing assets and potential liquidated sums.
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Hurnham Sauier
Qillionaire Society
Tilesj
H. Tes Pa
Olive Raesaider
Dirvare Ain Ory Ant
Paige
Paige Imduerd & Squier
Atir
Comesel Ant
Plans For Lorain Bridge Project Initiated
The Lorain bridge project moves from planning to contract phase as early work begins. Commissioner WB Rid notes this is Ohio’s second largest engineering project and will require a special legal adviser and detailed plans before construction starts.
Former German Kaiser Improves With Rheumatism
A telegram from Princess Hermine reports the former German kaiser has suffered rheumatism for ten days but is much improved and getting up. The earlier note denied reports that he is seriously ill.
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Bishhin
Mar
Germany
Kaiser
Princess Hering
Kaise
Hermineg
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