Plea Guilty Arraignments In Lorain Court Today
Seventeen defendants faced arraignment before Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson as a grand jury indictment set 15 men and women. Plea outcomes included forgery, grand and petit larceny, and assaults with various bonds posted. Trials begin next week. several defendants pleaded not guilty and were released.
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Puilis
Common Pleas
W B Thompson
Lorain
Jesus Valesco
Willian May
William J Clark
John Smith
Robert Brand
Elyria
Pepe
Wright Stark
Florence
Clifford House
Norwalk
Brand
Columbus Fair
Overlin
Ter
Mike Matong Elsrin
I.rharmce
John Suthavtis
James Mult Vich
Cleveland
Wukeleh
Petroff
Way
Willam Tiasis Lorain
Willan Buker
Frank Haedtn
Simberst
Offigals
Tony Isehosich
Loram
Claude Moore
Lerafm
Avon man arrested and handed to Cleveland police on warrant
The sheriff's department yesterday arrested Gerald Rauch Avorn and turned him over to Cleveland police who have a warrant for him.
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Avon Wan Varlstod
Cleveland Polic
Sheriff's Department
Gerald Rauch
Avorn
Cleveland Police
Dr TP A Spreth Hale years old physician in Elytia
When I Was 21 Dr TP A Spreth taught in Grafton public schools later graduated from Foster a tallege of Actual Business Training and joined Bolton Manufacturing in Indianapolis. He then served 14 years with the United States government. In 1914 he earned chiropractic and physiotherapy credentials from the National College of Chiropractic in Chicago and has practiced in Elytia for 14 years. He is married with three children and has lived at 253 Eighth Street for 29 years.
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TP A Spreth
Grafton
Foster
Emay
W OB Bolton Manufacturing Company
Indianapovg
United States
National College of Chiropractic
Chicago
Elytua
Sprethly
Tirret
Xmas Cash Fueled by Classified Want Ads
Local ad pages urge readers to sell used clothing and household items for holiday cash. Listings highlight dresses, mahogany desk and chair, oak racket, day bed, gas range, typewriter, music cabinet, breakfast set, bed springs, and davenport. Every day many items move quickly to raise money for coal, rent, or Christmas needs.
Body Of Shiflet Still Unclaimed
The body of Brady Shiffet, 41, killed when he stepped from a box car in front of a train near Abbey road, remains unclaimed. Relatives were notified but have not arrived. the body is held at Hosenberry funeral parlor in Newark, Ohio, according to Chief of Police F. E. J. Stankard.
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Brady Shiffet
Abbey Road
Shiffet
Hosenberry
Warlors
Stankard
Stuflet
Newark
Ohio
Local officials back Hoover plan for relief conferences
County and city officials said they support the Hoover administration’s plan to fight unemployment through public works. They will attend Cleveland’s Wednesday conference under the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and consider a Columbus session called by Governor Myers. Lorain County plans two major projects, a tuberculosis sanitarium and infirmary ward, totaling about 550000, to stimulate local labor. Mayor Hewitt and County Commissioners emphasize proceeding with road work and avoiding retrenchment, aiming to aid the workers amid national economic concerns.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
James Hewitt
Earl Baron
Chamber of Commerce
Hewitt
Bacon
Cleveland Chamben
Ounty
Myers
Cooper
Columbus
Hoover
Lorain County
Ineal
PeTlMest
Elynas
Maylor Hewitt
Admuint
Hoover summons agriculture and leaders in mobilization
President Hoover called on agriculture and other major economic groups to join a nationwide mobilization to combat pessimism and boost activity. The effort includes plans to expand federal programs, state and local development projects, and sizable funding for railroads utilities and shipping.
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Washington
Hoover
Llooyer
Agriculture Industrs
Mapes
Federal Power Commission
Hooves
ONG Tar
Federal Reserve System
Myron T Herrick Foundation of Learning in Lorain County
Autobiographical chapter from Col Bentley Mott recounts Myron T Herrick’s early life in Huntington Lorain County born 1854 to Timothy R Herrick and Mary Hulburt Herrick. Describes family background farm life mayoral service, district and high school schooling, ambition for college tempered by father’s belief in practical learning, Oberlin College inspiration, and initial life path shaping future ambassador.
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Myron T
Huntington
Lorain County
Okiotober
Timothy
Sackett’s Harbor
Timothy R. Herrick
Wellington
Mary Hulburt Herrick
Milea
Oberhin
Hitchcock musical comedy star dies in Beverly Hills
Raymond Hitchcock, veteran musical comedy star, died of heart disease while sitting in a car at his Beverly Hills home last midnight. Authorities report no foul play. Hitchcock, a longtime stage and screen favorite, gained fame in musical revues and films during his career.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Raymond Hitchcock
Georges Clemenceau laid to rest in simple grave
In Saint Vincent sur Jaun Trance November 28 Georges Clemenceau, known as the Tiger of victory, is buried without the religious ceremony he refused. His box is lowered by Albert and Francois Brabant into a prepared grave, with family overruled by his children on one request to bury him standing. Strong winds and rain accompany the burial as the service ends.
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Saint Vincent Sur Jaan
Georges Clemenceau
Albert
Francois
Tiger
Clemencesu
Lorain County Builds New County Buildings Commission
Judges W. B Thompson and A. RH Webber appoint four Lorain County residents to the Building Commission to supervise the county's two new facilities the $425000 tuberculosis hospital and the $119000 sick and invalid house at the county home. Appointees are Wilbur H Phillips editor of the Oberlin News A C Calhoun Demon Lorain attorney Laura H Martin Elyria Republican active in public health J J Smythe Amherst attorney.
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Common Pleas
W. B Thompson
A. RH. Webber
Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
New Building Commission
Wilbur H Phillips
Oberlin News
A. C Calhoun
Lorain
Laura H. Martin
Elyria
la- Tala County
Lorain liquor ordinance upheld by judge ruling
Judge W B Thompson upheld Lorain’s liquor ordinance aligning with Cleveland precedent. Test cases A J Pereira and Joe Novak, each fined 300 dollars plus costs under the Lorain ordinance, argued the penalty exceeded state cap of 500 dollars for misdemeanors. Court previously delayed ruling awaiting the high court decision.
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Cod
Lorain
Cleveland
Thompson
Supreme Court
Man Fined $60 On Intoxication Charge
James Bowers of Telegraph Road was fined 60 dollars and costs by Justice J George after his Saturday arrest for intoxication Deputies were called over alleged mistreatment of his wife Sheriff Clarence Adams reported.
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James Bowers
Telegraph Road
Justice J. George
Bowers
Clarence Adams
Elyria Chest Drive Aims For Last Step To Victory
In Elyria readers see the Chest drive near its end as supporters urged pledges to push the fundraising past Lorain tough odds. The piece mirrors a football mindset with players pounding the line and fans urged to contribute before the final whistle.
Elyria Community Chest Nears Goal in Drive
Elyria workers press toward a final report on a 97 800 welfare fund for 11 city institutions. Through 250 volunteers and multiple teams since November 15, pledges surpassed 84 112 59 by Friday noon, with William A. Ely contributing 4 000 more to reach a substantial total. Final figures to be declared at tonight's YMCA meeting as teams push to top the goal.
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Elytia Community Chest
Elyria
Chest
William A. Ely
Ely
Community Service Council
Inquest Under Way Into Timms Spring Blast
Coroner Myles E Perry and Prosecutor Don Myers lead an inquest into the Timms Spring company blast. Ten witnesses subpoenaed as the investigation begins at 1.39 p.m. Six killed and four injured in the explosion. A second item notes a roof fire on South Second Street near Stop 5, halted by a bucket brigade formed by neighbors.
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Myles E Perry
Timms Spring Company
Council Chamber
Perry
Don Myers
Bucket Brigade
Bill Board
South Second Street
Grafton Road
Thankful for praise on Lorain Elyria football extra
The Chronicle-Telegram thanks readers for compliments on last Saturday's Lorain Elyria football extra. The paper notes rapid street distribution after the game and praise for the teamwork, including a direct wire link from the field to the sport deck and smooth operations across all links.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Lorain Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Telephone Company
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