Nine Elyrians Indicted After Grand Jury Returns 41 Cases
After five days of investigation the county grand jury reported to Judge W B Thompson that it had returned forty the true bills out of seventy one cases examined 226 witnesses ignored nineteen cases and passed three cases Nine Elyrians were indicted with others from Lorain and Cleveland including Robert Varian George Murray Porter Dean David Hayes Arthur Hayes John J Jackson Verri Way Peter Towselyk Ezell Cash James Bond Andrew Kopco Roberto Gonzales Joe Hernandez J Kastler Theo Tassof and more The indictments cover murder robbery embezzlement breaking and entering and other offenses Formally listed names and charges appear in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompon
Tudge Thompson
Lorain
Cleveland
Elytia
Robert Varian
George Murray
Porter Dean
David and
Arthur Hayes
John J. Jackson
Thomas O'Neil
Verri Way
Peter Towselyk
Ezell Cash
James Bond
Andrew Kopco
Roberto Gonzales
Joe Hernandez
John Kestler
Harvey Lewis
Pete Hadsel
John Gadowski
Ales Ulanovich
William Ulanovich
Lawrence Jordan
William Cullis
Charles Bridges
John Kastler
Edward Pfeifer
Theodore Tassof
J. E Malloy
J. Littel
Clarence Held
Walter Manter
Salvatore
Uncover Plot to Kill Spanish Leader and King
Reports from Madrid say police uncovered a large anarchist plot with branches in provinces to assassinate Premier De Rivera and King Alphonso. Rivera at Catalonia, Alphonso due in Madrid from Gahee. Eighteen arrests made as authorities monitor extremist groups. County P T A to meet in October at Brownhelm. Ridgeville high school glee club to perform and lunch served.
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Hendaye
Spain
Madrid
Premier de Rivera
Alphonso
Rivera
Catalonia
Ga- Hee
Lorain County Council
Brownhelm Association
Floyd Moulton
Ridgeville High School Glee Club
Brownhelm Pp. T. A
Wreck Delays Completion of Stadium Gate
An accident damaged iron shipments for the $3,500 Ely stadium archway. The bent pieces were returned to Cleveland for straightening, delaying erection. Dr. A R Agate of the board of education says the gate will be ready for next Saturday's dedication.
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Stadium Gate
Ely Stadium
Cleveland
A. R. Agate
Board of Education
Agate
Ruth Elder Prepares For Nonstop Europe Flight
At Roosevelt Field on October 1 Miss Ruth Elder stood atop the Roosevelt Field runway with her mono plane The American Girl awaiting a favorable weather outlook before a projected nonstop flight to Europe. Captain George Haldeman will pilot the Stinson Detroiter and a 2 o clock weather map will determine the decision.
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Curtiss Field
Roosevelt Field
Ruth Elder
Europe
George Haldeman
Men Extradited For Alleged Plane Theft
In Columbus on October 1 Governor Vic Donahey signed the first extradition papers known for alleged airplane thieves. Guy Jones Homer Seriff and George Moore were arrested in Berea Kentucky for the August 20 theft of a Waco airplane valued at 2750 dollars from T W Gurley of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vic Donahey
John Sharits
Troy
Oslo
Louisville
Governor Fields
Guy Jones
Homer Seriff
George Moore
Berea
Kentucky
T. W. Gurley
West Virginia
Lcense
Blames Lack Of Family Altar For Divorce
Rev H Meuser of White Pigeon Michigan told the northern district Joint Synod convention at Upper Sandusky Ohio that much of today’s family trouble and divorce stems from missing family worship in the home. He said only five percent of Christians conduct family worship, making it hard to distinguish Christians from non Christians. Dr H H Dannecker of Toledo was re elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
H. Meuser
White Pigeon
Mich
Joint Synod of Ohio
H. H. Dannecker
Toledo
Secretary Work seeks curb on oil flood and oil lands control
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work urges federal action to halt oil overproduction seen as a national disaster risk. He warns a future oil famine could rival war and calls for greater authority to regulate Indian lands and curb open leasing to oil firms.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
Hubert Work
United Press Today
Federal Oil Conservation Board
American Bar Association
Scretary of the Interior
Rankin uses tear gas in Lorain bootleg raid
O K Rankin state prohibition inspector claims a tear gas bomb was used in an alleged bootleg establishment on East Erie avenue Lorain during a dry raid last night. He says he fumbled his gun and liquor was dumped before he could stop it, and that he warned the proprietor he would deploy bombs in future raids.
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East Erie Avenue
Lorain
O. KE. Rankin
Lorain County
Rankin
Chronicle Telegram
Mayor Fines Man Three Thousand On Booze Charge
Ed Casey, alias Ray Cone, faced Mayor Harry Hinkson after pleading guilty to liquor possession in police court. He was fined 500 dollars plus costs and released after paying the amount. arraignment earlier that day had Casey pleading not guilty. Police arrested him Thursday night on West Street.
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Ed Casey
Ray Cone
Harry Hinkson
Casey
West St
Furniture Owned By Captain Leaks
CHICAGO October 1 The gag of leaking furniture on a station platform tied to Captain J Leland Bass of the United States Army Quartermaster Corps. His shipment en route to Selfridge Field Michigan contained ten bottles of vintage champagne, twelve quarts of Prince of Wales whiskey, John Haig, Kentucky Tavern, Belle of Bourbon and twenty gallons of grain alcohol. Bass was assigned to guard a government aeronautical warehouse at a Michigan field.
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Chicago
J. Leland Bass
U. S. Army Quartermaster Corps
Selfridge Field
Mich
John Haig
Citizenship Classes Begin October 4 at Local Schools
Citizenship and English classes for applicants who have filed first papers start Tuesday October 4 at the high school under the Americanization Association, with night and afternoon sessions at the Washington Building and the 360 Vulcan Street settlement house to aid naturalization steps and language learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americanization Association
Washington
Sixth
Middle Avenue
Settlement House
Vulcan Street
Social Settlement House
Barnett Sentenced to 15 Years for Theft of $3.15
Wm H Barnett aged 43 faces a 15 year term in the Ohio Penitentiary after conviction by Judge George P Baer for a robbery of James Buchannan. Judge Baer cited Barnetts prior criminal record in passing sentence.
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Cleveland
Wm H. Barnett
Ohio
George P. Baer
James Buchannan
Baer
Court Asked to Enforce Land Deed Sale Contract
Marion D. Porter and Alex Porter sue Sadie S. Demps in the Lorain common pleas seeking specific performance to deliver a deed for land valued at 1,060 dollars. Plaintiffs allege the land was willed to Demps by Susan D. Porter and that Demps agreed to transfer for 1,000 dollars but has not carried out the agreement.
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Lorain
Marion D. Porter
Alex Porter
Sadie S. Demps
Court of Common Pleas
Susan D. Porter
Lorain Men Arrested in Amherst on Drug Charge
Sheriff arrests John Lauri and James Romeo of Lorain after car found containing alleged Haquar. Lauri charged with transporting lighter illicitly and Romeo with possession. Arraigned in common pleas court and pled not guilty. Bonds set at $1000 each.
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Lorain
John Lauri
Colorado Avenue
James Romeo
Garden Avenue
Amherst
FE. G. Mathews
Lauri
Romeo
Common Pleas
Y Drive For Members To Start Monday
A big Y M C A drive begins Monday night to recruit 700 members. Captains and workers will meet with general secretary W C McClellan to receive prospect cards and instructions as the weeklong effort unfolds. A dinner at 6 pm precedes an address and music.
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W. C McClellan
Ralph W. Standen
J. B. Thatcher
Standen
Firemen Injured in Cleveland Lab Blaze
In Cleveland last night a fire at Le Fleur Laboratories caused about 18000 dollars in damage. Two firefighters were hospitalized with injuries from a 20 foot fall and chemical exposure while twenty others were overcome by fumes and a dozen sustained minor cuts from exploding glass. Samuel Kelly suffered possible internal injuries and Fried Asheck sustained hand burns.
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Cleveland
le Fleur Laboratories
Samuel Kelly
Fried Asheck
Typhoon Strikes Luzon Killing 23 and Wreaking Havoc
A central Luzon typhoon near Neuhaecija killed 23 people and destroyed villages with crop damage. Full storm details were unavailable due to disrupted communications.
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Luzon
Manila
P. I
Neuhaecija
Experimental Dutch air mail flight to East Indies
Flying officer Koppen with a pilot and a mechanic departed Schiphol at 7 75 a m on an experimental air mail flight to the Dutch East Indies. If successful a regular air mail route will be established between Holland and its possession in the far east.
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Amsterdam
No Wonder This Chap Had Ache In Stomach
A 5 year old boy Philip Jones suffered stomach pains traced to 23 plum cherry and watermelon seeds a button and a penny removed by operation. Doctors report the boy will recover at Charter Oak.
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Charter Oak
Philip Jones
Dayton industrial official found dead in car
Fred T. Ohmer 45, an executive of the Ohmer Register Co in Dayton, was found dead at the wheel of his car in Cleveland. Officials listed heart disease as the cause as bystanders discovered him slumped in the driver’s seat early Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayton Manufactorer
EN Auto
Cleveland
Fred T. Ohmer
Ohmer Register Co
Dayton
Ohmer
Missouri Tornado Toll and Repair Efforts After Blackout
St Louis reels from Thursday tornado damage estimated at 50 million with 100 dead feared and 5,500 to 6,000 homes destroyed. Red Cross aid, guards, and police patrols guard devastated zones as schools, hospitals, and morgues mobilize for relief and inquiry.
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ST. Louis
Red Cross
Missouri National Guard
Sixth Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
Red Gross
Central High School
Charles M. Talbert
Standard Underwriters
Grotto Parade in Toledo Draws Thousands of Delegates
More than three thousand eight hundred Grotto members and wives gathered in Toledo for the Ohio State Grotto association convention. A parade of Grotto hands patrols drums and auxiliaries was set as a feature of the two flag convention. Ceremonials followed the parade with speeches by Otto H Hohly Judge Fred FP Walter and others at a dinner for elected and past officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio State Grotto Association
Otto H. Hohly
Fred FP
Walter
Cleveland
Joan H. Cox
William J. Sterling
Harry Belts Columbus
Man from Martins Ferry Gets 4 1 2 Years for Note Raising
William Rechtenwald of Martins Ferry was sentenced to four and a half years in the Atlanta penitentiary by Federal Judge Paul Jones after admitting he raised note amounts in Warren Canton and other Northeastern Ohio cities. He was arrested by Warren Police Chief Barney Gillen.
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Cleveland
William Rechtenwald
Martins Ferry
Warren
Ohio
Atlanta
Paul Jones
Rechtenwald
Canton
Ohl
Barney Gillen
French Fliers Plan Hop To S South America
Paris reports aviators Costes and Lebri will attempt a dawn flight to South America around October 8 or 9 in a Breguet Nungesser Colf. They previously departed Le Bourget for New York but were forced back by fog. They will carry about 1100 pounds of freight including mail and newspapers.
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Paris
Costes
Lebri
South America
Breguet
Nungesser Colf
le Bourget Field
New York
South Atlantic
Cooler Weather Expected Across Regions Next Week
The U S weather bureau forecasts a shift from current Indian summer warmth to colder conditions by mid next week. Rain is likely in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee early in the week, followed by cooler and fair weather later.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
U. S. Weather Bureau
Woman Chews Officer's Thumb In Toledo Incident
Patrolman Bernhardt Rabes was bitten and his thumb chewed at a Toledo plant when he tried to arrest Ruth Mittcrell 21 of Columbus who attacked him during eviction of a magazine hawker. She broke a cell window after being held at the safety building and faces a technical charge.
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Toledo
Bernhardt Rabes
Rabes
Ruth Mittcrell
Columbus
Public Utilities examiners named for Cleveland and Delphos
The Public Utilities Commission appoints T. A. Burneson of Cleveland and R. A. Lindeman of Delphos as examiners under the Le fever act. They will serve in the motor bus division, with authority to hear evidence, conduct hearings, and report findings for approval. The positions pay 3600 a year and take effect Monday.
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Pubic Utilities
Columbus
Oet
T. A Burneson
Cleveland
R. A. Lindeman
Delphos
Public Utilities Commission
Lefever
Commission
Thea Leferer
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Thompson
Man
Grand Avenue
East Indies
S. America
D. A. Locke
Woodland
Oberion
Tn Trone
Breneas
W Broad
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