Case transferred to juvenile court over reckless driving
Walter Metsier, a sixteen year old Elyria youth, had his case moved from police court to juvenile court after his father stated his age. Metsier was charged with reckless driving following an auto accident at Broad Street and West Avenue that damaged three autos this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvemile Court
Walter Metszier
Elyria
Metsier
Young Metzler
Broadstreet
West Avenue
Fined for Filing to Heed Traffic Light
James Wood of Cleveland was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court this morning for disobeying traffic lights at West avenue. He pleaded guilty to the charge. Officer Lloyd Sweet said Wood nearly caused a serious accident by running a red light, and all violations of lights are being watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
Cleveland
West Avenue
Wood
Lloyd Sweet
Fined for Intoxication in City Court Session
Justice S J George presided in Mayor Hewitt absence as several defendants faced penalties. W B Harrison of Cleveland pleaded guilty to intoxication and received a $10 fine plus costs in the city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. George
Hewitt
W. B. Harrison
Cleveland
Barris Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Elyria Court
Officer Lloyd Sweet testified against Albert Barris of Elyria before Justice S. J. George on a charge of intoxication. Barris pleaded guilty and was fined $10 plus costs after the testimony of a disturbance, with a warning that a repeat offense would carry a heavier penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sweet
Albert Barris
Elyria
S. J. George
Barris
Sweet
Justice George
Lorain County man paroled from pen
Lorain County man James Gordon, one of 33 prisoners to be released from the state penitentiary, was paroled for larceny after parking a car with lights out on an Elyria street. William D., Elyria, paid a $6 fine for parking without license plates, and was warned to renew licenses immediately. Carl Lerszler, 57, suffered a lacerated left hand at the Harshaw Fuller and Goodwin plant while rolling a barrel. Lorain County calf club members will display a dairy exhibit at the Cleveland Livestock Show, October 27 to November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon
Lorain County
Columbus
Gordon
Elyria
Wiliam di
E. J. Stankard
Carl Lerszler
East Avenue
Harshaw, Fuller and Goodwin Company
Lorain
Lorain County Calf Club
Cleveland
Hoover Campaign Speech Set For NBC Broadcast From Elizabethton
Herbert Hoover’s campaign speech will be broadcast this afternoon from Elizabethton Tennessee via NBC stations. The program starts at 3 p m Eastern Standard Time with 325 eastern southeast and southwestern stations including WJZ New York KDKA Pittsburgh WJR Detroit WLW Cincinnati KYW Chicago and WHAS Louisville. A second farm relief address will air 9 to 9 30 p m EST with WJZ WLW WHAS and Tri an Ad in The Chronicle s Telegram Want Pare It Pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
National Broadcasting Company
WJZ
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJR
Detroit
WLW
Cincinnati
KYW
Chicago
WHAS
Louisville
NBC
Number Seven Case Docket Highlights Pleas and Bonds
The list shows defendants pleading guilty or not guilty to crimes including burglary, larceny, non support, embezzlement, and firearms. Bonds range from no bond to thousands, with several cases set for arraignment or trial and others suspended, pending payments or conditions. The report reflects ongoing court activity with multiple individuals named and varied charges.
Burglary and Child Support Cases Admit Not Guilty Pleas
Thomas Powell alias John Murphy is charged with burglary and pleaded not guilty and asked for no bond. Charles Stewart, charged with support of minor children, pleaded not guilty and had his bond set at 500 dollars. Judge A. B. Webber announced trials will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
Galry
Fred Hayden
Toledo
Hayden
Samuel Weinert
Lester Milks
Herman Weingare
Steve Harsar
Abe Thomas
Dukmer Judlix
Haymond Flores
Jesse Parks
Rudolph Lincoln
Alas
John Russell
Melvin Winnie
Tom Fields
Frank Choka
James Doyle
John Wisneski
William Wells
James Kelley
Emery Horvath
George Sweda
Fred Prentice
Paul Schister
Thomas Powell
John Murphy
Charles Stewart
Webber
Plo
Tuesaday
Notable Guests Head San Antonio Legion Convention
Prominent figures from across the nation and abroad gather in San Antonio for a World War era Legion convention. Field Marshal Viscount Allenby and Major Georges Scapini join Gen. Pershing and Charles Lindbergh among invited speakers as a vast program unfolds with rodeo, prize fight, circus, and a record air show over the city. An unprecedented 1000 airplanes formation is planned for Friday October 12 with major air mail shipments set to depart Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bodenhamer
Arkansas
Albert L. Cox
North Carolina
Frank Douglas
Oklahoma
John Ewing
Louisiana
Roy Hoffman
Walton D. Hood
Texas
J. Monroe Johnson
South Carolina
Howard P. Macfarlane
Florida
Paul V. McXutt
Indiana
Ralph T. O'Neill
Kansas
Rufus Rand
Minnesota
E. M. Slayton
Missouri
San Antonio
Viscount Allenby
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Palestine
Syria
Georges Scapini
French Chamber of Deputies
John J. Pershing
A. E. F. and
American Legion
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kenesaw M. Landis
Will Rogers
William A. Green
American Federation of Labor
Edward Spencer Churchill
England
Allenby
Drummond
Canada
Alfred J. Brousseau
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Fort Sam Houston Stadium
Sammy Baker
Pete August
America
Alamo City
Triumphal Arch Honor At Cuban War Veterans Camp
On opening day of the encampment the U S W V will confer the Triumphal Arch honor on President Machado marking the first time a non citizen receives it. The event includes a grand ball, Havana tours, a parade, and Cuban Medal of Honor awards to U S W V members for gallantry in the Cuban expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanaacat
T. Taylor
Pennsylvania
John Lewis Smith
Washington
D. C
Henry W. Busch
Michigan
William Jones
New York
Antonio P. Entenza
California
Albert D. Alcorn
Ohio
Chauncey W. Herrick
Carm A. Thompson
Rice W. Means
Colorado
William L. Grayson
Georgia
Robert A. Elam
Kentucky
Charles G. Essiz
Illinois
Robert A Wankowski
National Theater
U.S. W
Machado
United States
National Theatre
Havana
Congressional Medal of Honor
President Machado
Maine Memorial
Texas
Robert Blume
Washington, D.C
Thomas J. Graves
Cambridge City
Ind
Alfred Poland
Kalamazoo
Mich
Willam Keller
Cleveland
Santiago
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Caney
Old man Sandman Traps Driver in Park Avenue Crash
Gordon Proctor of 338 Columbia Avenue fell asleep at the wheel while driving home on Park Avenue. His car struck a light pole at Park and Stanford, collapsing the right side of the vehicle and plunging the district into darkness as the pole was toppled and the streetlights went out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandman
Gordon Proctor
Columbia Avenue
Gordon
Park Avenue
Park and
Stanford Avenue
Number Six Continues on Trip with Ammunition Aboard
The party continues from page with an extra supply of ammunition for San Antonio. A single men's quartet sings a ditty about wives with us. Missus Guthrie sews as Jack jokes about knitting. Local citizens’ generous contributions fund the corps. The crew hopes for a successful voyage and promises to bring home the bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Missus Guthrie
Jack
Amherst Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs Ralph Coleman hosted the Nullo club with 500 prizes going to Mrs Ray Heinzerling and Arthur Hintz Jr. at Amherst on October 6. Congregational Missionary society met with songs devotionals and plans for a joint meeting with nearby groups. Mrs Chas Miller hosted the Missionary gathering and Mrs E S Cook entertained for her mother Mrs Sophronia Hopkins with Luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ralph Coleman
Lorain
Nullo Club
Ray Heinzerling
Arthur Hintz, Jr
Henry Heinzerling
Arthur Hintz
Beaver Park
L., Curett
Ralph Walzer
Chas. Miller
Congregational Missionary Society
Mayme Blum
F. N. Hastman
Africa
F. M. Hopkins
Elmer Gall
E. S. Cook
Sophronia Hopkins
Hurlbut
Nonpartisan group backs Hoover in 1928 race
The article reports a political group declaring itself for Herbert Hoover over Alfred Smith in the 1928 election. It notes opposition to war, emphasizes the group's 50 year stance, and calls on its 50,000 Ohio members to mobilize voters to exercise their franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Smith
Ohio
Self defense plea ends with fine for Elyria guard
James Miller a night watchman on Thirteenth Street was fined ten dollars and costs on a disorderly conduct charge after claiming Ed Bearer insulted him at Elyria Foundry company garage and threatening with a gun. Both men showed injuries from a rough encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Thirteenth Street
Miller
Ed. Bearer
Elyria Foundry Company
Bearer
Hinna
George
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Report
Cleveland market notes dated Oct 6 cover vegetables and poultry prices across Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Maine and Ohio. Hog cattle sheep and calves prices shown with top and ranges while Toledo livestock and grains sections list receipts and steady markets and corn oats and clover seed quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
West Virginia
Ohio
Penn
Toledo
Prohibition Groups Unite at Lorain County Meeting of 1928
White praised sustained organized effort by the Prohibition forces at a Lorain County rally, crediting the W C T U and affiliated groups for campaigning to keep Lorain dry while Elyria stayed wet. He urged resignation of Columbia University president Nicholas Murray Butler and urged Cooper for governor, noting Republican opposition to veto protests. The event featured musical numbers, banner awards for Y P B work and county reports, and plans to send delegates to the Boston national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
WLC. T. UL
Crusaders
Prohibition Party
Total Abstinence Society
Anti-Saloon League
Nicholas Murray Butler
Lorain
Elyria
Hill
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Smith
West Ridge
Union
Brownhelm
North Eaton
W. GC
T. U
F. A. Underhill
WHS
Mins Lena
Dirlam
Columbus
Maud Meyers
Emma Durkee
Eaton
J. D. Mennell
Grafton
Unionx
LaPorte
Amherst
Hui
Boston
Burglar Strikes Local Pennzoil Station at Midnight
Thieves used a skeleton key to enter the North and Lod streets Pennzoil filling station last night. They broke into the cash register and locker but took no cash. From the locker they grabbed three grey uniform shirts with the oil company name, two pairs of grey work trousers, one pair of riding breeches, and an old black handbag. Police were alerted for investigation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennzoil
North
Lod Streets
Oil Company
Thefe
Hoover Campaign Train Stops in Johnson City Pace
President hopeful visits Elizabethton and Johnson City with a large entourage including Mrs. Hoover and Allan. After a speech at Elizabethton he tours the Soldiers Nome at 5:15 p.m., meets wounded veterans, attends a Johnson City Chamber of Commerce dinner, then returns to Washington arriving Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Elizabethton
Johnson City
Hoover
Allan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hallworthy
the Hygienic Ice and Coal Co
Politics
Ferrari
Perlod
Artigans
Glade Thomas
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Page
Peoples
Cleveland Livestock
Roscoe W. Kauffman
Elsria
A. Minnich & Sons West
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
Simba
Rialto
Willys
Martin Johnson
American Museum OF Natural History
Ith Street and
Central Park West
New York City
Willys-Overland, Inc
Broadway
Mr. H. M. Davis
Mr. Davis
Willys-Knights
Central
East Africa
Willys-Knight
the Broad Motor Co
Broad St
A. Minnich & Sons West Sr. & B.& O
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