Lorain defendants sentenced in multiple crimes by judge
Judge W. B. Thompson presided as plea deals and indictments were resolved for forty two defendants. Jet Hadsell of Lorain received one to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary for manslaughter in a fatal auto crash. Oberto Gonzales and Jenee Reid, both of Lorain, were sentenced for grand larceny with prison terms of varied lengths. Several others pled guilty to carrying concealed weapons or auto theft with fines and probation pending parole motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Jet Hadsell
Lorain
Fred Kitchen
Hadrell
Ohio
Oberto Gonzales
Ohio Reformatory
Lansfield
Jenee Reid
Balti
Alumbus
Chard Wynn
Oberlin
Werenca Jordan
Stand
Ing
Wet Reigns in Mining as Unions and Mines Face Strike
In Belmont County Bou etL mining area Wet Reigns as strk union miners and coal operators near the end of a deadlocked dispute. Nonunion mines report strike breakers headed to pits while Sheriff Hardesty coordinates deputies to protect property and workers. National Guard General Haubrich is reported nearby to manage tensions.
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Artins Ferry
Boutl County
Strck Union
Hardesty
Robert Haubrich
National Guard
Belmont County
Frank D. Sendar
Oberlin Grad Hunter Willard Dies After Electrocution
Hunter Willard of Oberlin College died after contact with a 2300 volt power line while setting up a radio aerial near Willard. He was the only of three to receive the fatal shock and died after five hours at a Willard hospital. He was to be married to Miss Helen Reck of East Heights. The note mentions his engagement and his postgraduation work with a Willard Norwalk plumbing firm. Also included is a brief item noting four new infantile paralysis cases reported in Columbus Merged with a separate health bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Hunter
Willard
Oberlin College
Coach
Hunter
Plymouth
Opeter
Oberlinge
H. Sunter
Willard Norwalk
Helen Reck
Rr Heights
Mise Reck
Walter
G O P Committeemen Breakfast With Coolidge
Washington Oct 5 Republican national committee members met with President Coolidge at the White House for a breakfast that avoided politics. They discussed party finances, Coolidge's house statement, and convention sites for 1923. No candidate names were declared, though drafting the President was debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
White House
Coolidge
William Butler
National Committee
Commerce Hoover
Dawes
Charles E. Hughes
New York
London
Frank O. Lowden Ofllinois
Police officer Dobos fined for possession of liquor
Nick Dobos, suspended Elyria officer, found guilty of possession of liquor during a Norwalk raid. He was fined 300 dollars and costs and ordered to Canton workhouse until payment or secured payment. Dobos aided an illicit party and admitted drinking. Proprietor Charles Crowe, arrested during the raid, was fined 200 dollars and imprisoned until paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Nick Dobos
Elyria
Wouer
J. M. Bethtel
Dobos
Canton
O. B. Rankin
New London
Filet
Bond
Bechto
Charles Crowe
Lowden Supporters Rally at Oregon Farm for 1928 Bid
Illinois citizens from dairy, grain, and coal regions massed at Frank O. Lowden s farm in Oregon to press him to announce a 1928 presidential candidacy. Automobiles filled the night as caravans arrived and supporters camped on lawns near his estate. Five thousand were expected to participate in the demonstration despite questions about carrying Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Ill
Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
Niools
Lowden
Meaere
Woman Freed In Murder Of Her Husband
Dayton Ohio October 5 Mrs Charlotte Grice of Dayton who shot and killed her husband here on September 29 was set free today after a hearing in municipal court when Judge William Powell decided she acted in self defense Convict Injured Columbus Oh October 5 William Cowdrey Butler county serving life in this penitentiary for murder was cut and bruised when struck in front of the pen today by an automobile driven by Harold Lowrey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Charlotte Grice
William Powell
Columbus, O
William Cowdrey
Butler County
Harold Lowrey
Ohio retailers forecast boom in Christmas trade in 1927
Ohio Retailers Association delegates gathered in Columbus report fall openings in 1927 matched or topped prior years. S. C. Barbour of Rainie Barbour Co. says Toledo’s retail base is sound and statewide prospects look upward. Lynn Kevenaugh notes strong Cincinnati patronage, while Jay Illgner of Halle Bros. Cleveland and R. J. Elder of Elder Johnson in Dayton report positive or stable conditions despite local industrial slump fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
S. C. Barbour
Rainie- Barbour Company
Toledo
Ohio Retailers Association
Retail Council
Halle Bros. Company
Cleveland
R. J. Elder
Elder-Johnson Company
Dayton
Erecting New Building At Fox Furnace
Construction of a new 50 by 80 foot concrete structure is under way at the Fox Furnace Co plant. The addition expands facilities in the department to meet increased business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Furnace Co
Warner film magnate Sam Warner dies in California hospital
Sam Warner, film magnate and vice president of Warner Bros, died today in a California hospital after a few days of illness from sinus infection and a brain abscess. His wife Lina Ranquette, brother Albert Warner and his father were at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nulletin
Hollywood
Cal
Sam Warner
Warner Bros
California Lutheran ‘Hospital
Warner
Lina Ranquette
Albert Warner
Navy Search For Dole Plane Fails
Washington October 5 The Navy says the missing Dole flight plane Golden Eagle near Johnson Island seven hundred miles from Hawaii remains unfound. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur reports a dispatch from the Uss Whippoorwill confirms a thorough hunt was conducted without success on orders from President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Dole
Johnson Island
Hawaii
Wilbur
Coolidge
Hearst Planet
Man confesses to killing wife to end her pain
Adolph Dyplina of Minneapolis confessed to police that he killed his wife with a lead pipe to end her long suffering. He carried the body to the bathroom, cleaned bloodstains, and later reported her death as due to a long illness. An undertaker alerted authorities, leading to his arrest and upcoming murder arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolts
Minn
Adolph Dyplina
Dyplina
Coal Mines in Iowa Open After Six Month Strike
In Des Moines on Saturday October 5 coal mines in Iowa reopened after a six month strike. The wage dispute between miners and operators was settled on a basis similar to Illinois. About 5000 Iowa miners were affected. Under the agreement miners will be paid on the Jacksonville scale which expired last April pending arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Jacksonville
Vets Protest Tear Gas Use in Lorain Camp 93 Letter
Camp 93 of the Spanish War Veterans in Lorain sent a letter to Governor Vic Donaher protesting tear gas use by dry agents. The missive requests an investigation of tear gas deployment in Lorain and an inquiry into methods used to enforce the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Vic Donaher
Arbitration Plan Advances At A F of L Meet
LOS ANGELES Calif Oct The American federation of labor faces a debate on a proposed arbitration system for wage disputes without strikes or walkouts. John P Frey of Washington prepared a plan to raise wages with production gains and to track government statistics for implementing the increased pay for increased production idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
American Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Washington
Frey
Berea Man Is Named Head Of Ohio Kiwanis
Clarence E. Fox of Berea was elected Governor of the Ohio Kiwanians at the convention closing session. The election was unanimous after Fox drew a plurality over Rev Robert W. Ustick of Wellsville and Robert Dunn of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Ohio
Man suffers finger crush at Steel and Tube Plant
Steve Mirzke of 15th Street had the second finger of his left hand crushed yesterday while at work at the Steel and Tube, Inc. Plant. He received treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mirzke
15Th Street
Steel and Tube, Inc
Mirzke
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Government clamps down in Mexico rebel pursuit near Perote
President Calles announced intensified action against rebels led by Gomez and Almada. Federal forces under Generals Aguirre and Escobar pressed the pursuit, surrounding Perote, capturing a deserter regiment, and reporting multiple executions of rebel leaders. Advices from other states showed revolts crushed and disintegration of rebel elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jesus M. Aguirre
Arnulfo Gomez
Perote
Vera Cruzz
el Ruinto Rancho Canyon Naolinco
Calles
Mexico
Hector Almada
Escobar
Almada
Abemashuacan
Francisco Serrano
Alvaro Obregon
Serrano
Col. Manzanillo
Torréon
Arturo Lazo de la Vega
Callies
Gomez
Alamada
Alfredo Quijano
Iturbe
Members Goal in Y Dane Seven Hundred Members
The Elyria Y M C A membership campaign advances and should reach 700 memberships. W C McClellan says progress is strong with over 140 secured since last Monday. At opening, over 100 attended to obtain prospect cards and 151 memberships were reported at last night’s committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sca
Newly Weds Fly High on Honeymoon Jaunt
In Cincinnati on October 5, two newlyweds from Columbus took to the skies for a honeymoon flight. Jed Navis, manager of the Columbus Flying Service, promised a flying excursion for his bride Mildred Scott of Cincinnati after their Newport wedding. The couple flew to an airport where a mix up occurred, but a second ship was arranged and they departed together, leaving Davis briefly surprised by the turn of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jed Navis
Columbus
Columbus Flying Service
Mildred Scott
Newport
Davis
Resern
Bomb damages Peters Creek Coal dock on Monongahela River
A bomb exploded beneath the Peters Creek Coal company dock at Weert Elizabeth on the Monongahela River causing $2.40 in damage. The Peters Creek Coal company operates as a non union facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Peters Creek Coal Company
Weert Elizzabeth
Monongahela River
Pirates vs Yankees Detailed Play by Play Report Oct 5
The recount covers a 1:35 pm game start with Earl Combs leading off for the Yankees and Ruth Gehrig Meusel featuring in the early innings. It lists first inning hits, runs, errors, and notable plays by Waner Traynor and Lazzeri, along with fielding misplays and double plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Grantham
Harris
Lazzeri
Gehrig
Smith
Roller
Tony
Combs
Koenig
Miljus
Ruth Ub
Ruth
Gettrig
Wright
Yankees Edge Pirates 5-4 In Game One Of Series
In a loose opener at Forbes Field on October 5 1927 the New York Yankees beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 4. Waite Hoyt and Remy Kremer both exited early as the game featured several errors and late charges including Meusel miscue on Barnhart’s grounder and Lazzeri’s long hits. Pitching changes and defensive plays shaped a tense contest with Koenig scoring on a Gehrig catch and P Waner contributing key hits for the Pirates before final outs wrapped the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees Yankees
Combs
Barnhart
Koenig
Huth
Ruth
Gehrig
Meurel
Ballone
Meuser
P. Waner
P. Warmer
Pittsburgh
L. Waner
Waner
P. Wanner
Wright
Traynor
Combe
Grantham
Harris Koenig
Meusel
Lazzert
Lezzert
Rath
Gehope
Dugan
Koni
Smith
Traynors
Forbes Field
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waite Hoyt
Remy Kremer
Kremer
Lazzeri
Yankees Collins
Collins
Hoyt
Ona Hoyt
Pirates
Harris
Collinsn
Yankees
PS Waner
Piratea Kremer
Traynor Oy
Balque
Dulcan
Miljus
Kramer
Wirales
Seattle
iHe
Lazzevrt
Tarris
Wiley Moore
Moore
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Ankees
Bonds
AAA
Erlin Grad Legtadgated
Iter Hunter
A. Acs
Harvard Avenue
Ilumbus
Department of Health
Dogog 5
Uae
Fox Furnace
Iwareopen
A.F
Eregate
Coal Co. Dock
Earl Combs
Fleet New York
I. Waner
T. Waner
E. Combs
LI. Waner Koenig
P. Waner Gehrig
Harris Meusel
Barnhart Lazzeri
Grantham Dugan
Traynor Collins
Kremer Hort
Quigley
Miljua
L. Wener
Trainor
Milius
Herris
Lazzers
Brickel
Miljne
Brickal
Moore Ie Gehrig
Winer
Imdde
Laseget Gehrig
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