Elyria Police Probe Lapse In Whisky Run Arrest
A Cleveland liquor runner was shot and killed after trying to flee during an attempted arrest in Elyria. Lieutenant Weeden led a pursuit that ended with the man's death and a search for a man named H. L. Schwartz. The incident sparked an inquiry into police actions and the weapon used, a sawed off shotgun, amid ongoing investigations.
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Weeden
Cleveland
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Elyria
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Yestersen
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H. L. Schwartz
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Graf
L. Weeden
Propose New Hospital Rates At City Council Meeting
T L Moise of Memor ial hospital urged a change in yearly aid for indigent care. He proposed charging monthly by patient and days, with charity cases vetted by four district physicians. Superintendent Tall warned of deception and urged careful funding before committee referral.
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T. L. Moise
Memorial Hospital
Molise
Board of Health
Tall
Finance Committee
The Old Nest at Strand Theater Urges Attendance
Elyria readers urged to see The Old Nest at the Strand Theater noting it as a powerful portrayal of a meaningful story. The editor recommends fathers and mothers, sons and daughters attend to refresh memories and honor home values.
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Strand Theater
Woman Fires Shotgun At Imaginary Burglar on Dewey Avenue
Mrs. Whitacre of 604 Dewey Avenue reported a burglar in her cellar just before midnight. Police found she fired into the cellar with a shotgun after claiming an intruder, causing two broken windows but no other damage. The incident was deemed a fabrication by authorities.
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Dewey Avenue
Wowan
Whitacre
County official sentenced to prison in county courthouse case
Oct 4 Field reports Boyd Wierman, serving a third term, pleaded guilty in common court to an indictment accusing him of presenting a false document and was sentenced to one to ten years in the penitentiary by Judge K. Wierman. Wierman is the third county official to receive a penitence. the case highlights ongoing county courthouse cleanup. Charles Huber, former county auditor, remains under indictment for check racket from $29 and is under arrest on intoxicant sale charges.
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Field
Boyd Wierman
K. Wierman
Hland County
Charles Huber
County Audiunder
Truancy Cases Rise as Officers Report to Board
Truant officers presented to the board of education detailing 172 non attendance cases. Twenty five absences due to poverty were remedied with books and schooling resumed. Seventeen others were absent due to parental neglect, wilful absence, or illness, and several faced legal action to enforce school attendance.
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Board of Education
Dawes Criticized For Handling of Appropriations
Washington reports Senator Need democrat Missouri denounced Budget Director Dawes for presuming and penning congressional appropriations. He called it an impudent assertion of power to revise and override the constitutional authority of the legislative body in the senate.
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Washington
Dawes
Need
Missouri
Senate
Murder Trial Begins in McArdle Case at Elan
Youthful Marian McArdle stands accused in the Kebes murder of publisher Daniel F. Kebes as jurors begin selection. Ten jurors, five men and five women, await final panelization while attorneys swiftly fill two remaining seats.
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Eland
Marian McArdle
Ore
Homer G. Powrincipal
Daniel F. Kebes
International News Ser
Ethi
Catherine Fiva Kaber
Alro Sentece 2
Maryeville Reformatory
Ninth district appeals court convenes in Akron
The new ninth district court of appeals met in Akron with Judges Washburn Pardee and Treash presiding. They heard the case of John Koeberle of Akron who challenged the constitutionality of Akron city drink license ordinance. Several cities have adopted similar ordinances.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Akron
Clarence G. Washburn Elyria
W. E. Pardee
Philip R. Treash
John Koeberle
Blaze Threatens Walk Over Shoe Store Structure
A small battery of firefighters was called at noon when a blaze started in a rear room linking the Day studio and De La Var's dancing academy. Rubbish near spontaneous combustion caught fire, with a closed passage hindering access and chemical extinguishers partially smothering the flames before containment amid a watching crowd.
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de la Var
Dremon
New Pastors Installed and Nations Invited to Conference
Rev. Edwin Kirby named pastor of M. B. church in Cambridge with pulpit duty next Sunday. North East Ohio conference assigns pastors across districts while Washington announces invitations to Belgium, the Netherlands and Portugal for armament and Pacific regional talks on Armistice Day.
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Edwin Kirby
Cambridge
M. B
Ohio
Massillon
Dover Center
Carl Yoder
Olmsted Falls
Albert Secord
Amherst
A. A. Hunter
Avon
B. C. Peck
Berlin Heights
C. M. Gay
Brighton
H. W Hales
Fields
Leroy Wright
Grafton
G. H. Crafts
Huntington
William Winter
LaGrange
G. M. Knapp
Lorain
Delaware Avenue
J. S. Scott
First Church
C. H. Hauger
Grace Church
J. H. Smith
Twentieth Street
S. E
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Oberlin
W. Smith
Penfield
A. C. Corfman
Pittsfield
E. G. Evans
Vermillion
J. B. Moyer
Vincent
G. W Houk
Wellington
P. B. Shafer
Columbia Station
H. W. Middletown
Dover
F. H. Hil
Spencer
G. R. Poulson
W. B. Winters
Chandlersville
Coshocton
Washington
Balgitum
Netherlands
Portugal
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
United States
China
Belgium
Pacific
Far East
Hughes
Public urged to conserve gas by Citizens Gas Co
A Citizens Gas Co representative spoke to the city council urging conservation despite a gas price rise. He noted substantial gas saved last summer when factories were closed, but warned that usage increased over the past year due to service expansion and wells remaining shut.
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Citizens Gas Co
Ford Saves 2,600,000 Through Court Decision
Chicago report says a U S Court of Appeals decision reversed a $2.9 million patent infringement award to the K W Mitten Co. Henry Ford expected to save about $2.6 million as the ruling by Judges Baker Evans and Page reversed Judge A B Anderson’s verdict from Minneapolis.
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FORD
Chicago
Henry Ford
Baker, Evans and Page
United States
Break Court of Appeals
A. B. Anderson
Tadlamapolis
K. W.mitten Company
Jewels Worth Forty Thousand Stolen En Route to St Louis
Two separate thefts reported on October 4 with names and places: jewels valued at $40,000 stolen from Mr and Mrs E L Goss of Paris France while traveling on the Missouri Pacific Sunshine special from Dallas to St Louis. jewels found on a railroad track in De Soto Missouri by Perry Anderson. Officers suspect the thief dropped the jewels from a car window. A second theft in Brooklyn drug store stolen safe valued at $5,000 plus drugs and liquor.
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de Soto
E. L. Goss
Paris
France
Dallas
Texas
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Perry Anderson
Crippled Children School Law Change Shocks Gates Hospital
A new state school law changes funding for crippled children receiving treatment at Gates hospital. The bill pays only the excess over normal local costs, placing burden on Gates and districts to bill and track outside students.
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Gates Hospital
Gates
ZR-2 Inquest Blames Girder Weakness For Disaster
Hull England Oct 4 coroner’s jury finds weakness in the transverse girders of the dirigible ZR-2 contributed to the catastrophe that killed twenty four air sailors. Tests in May revealed girders were deficient and July 17 flight showed bending of a main longitudinal girder. Actions to strengthen girders followed before a June 16 trial flight.
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England
Howden
T. C. Jackson
Jackson
Cororner Jackson
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