Judge Warnings on Juvenile Car Use Clouded by Crime Wave
Judge A R Webber urged parents to restrain youths under twenty one from owning or driving cars to curb a nationwide youth crime surge. He warned that cars put boys with alcohol together, leading to accidents or arrests, and noted parental guidance as the best remedy. Alfred Manning, 18, Oberlin, was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for uttering and publishing a false check after pleading guilty, saying he needed funds for auto parts for the car he drove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Webber
Alfred Manning
Oberlin
Mansfield Reformatory
Manning
Legislation Likely To Restrict Bus and Truck Speed
Henry Miller secretary of the Lorain County Automobile Club warned this morning that state measures to curb truck and bus speeds are inevitable. He cited heavy weight and momentum as causes of road damage and noted some vehicles exceed the current 15 mph rural limit by 35 mph, saying drastic action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
Public notice of travel policy concession apology
We offer a broad concession to the traveling public and express regret for past inconveniences. The statement asks readers to overlook prior disruptions while affirming continued commitment to service.
Death ends life of Schrader infant and Haslage in Amherst
Funeral for baby Schrader held at 2:00 this afternoon for Olvey Schrader and wife of 1114 Madison Street. Burial at Hidgelawn Cemetery. Mrs Haslage aged 25 died at Amherst hospital at 5:00 PM yesterday. Survived by husband, a three day old son and sister Mrs Burgner of South Amherst. Born in Elyria, she had lived most of her life in Amherst area. Home on North Ridge. Funeral plans pending announcement.
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Laby Schrader
Baby Schrader
Olvey Schrader
Madison Street
Hidgelawn Cemetery
Ellis Haslage
Kius Haslage
Ambherst Hospital
Burgner
South Amherst
Elyria
Amherst
North Ridge
Father and son greet after long separation in Sicily
In Sicily on Oct 24 a 90 year old father and his 50 year old son, who had never met, were released from prison and reunited. The backstory: a peasant in interior Sicily was jailed for life for murder after his wife gave birth to a son the same day. The convict’s son later learned the father’s conviction was based on false testimony and killed the father’s accuser, receiving 30 years. On the son’s release the father was freed, and they embraced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalermo
Sicily
Stevie’s Testimony Fails as Ex-Klan Leader Refuses
Civil hearing on the Stephenson case drew crowds to Indianapolis as Stephen son, held at the pen, refused to testify despite days of anticipation. He arrived from Michigan City amid dramatic guards and crowds, offering little beyond a brief refusal, while Court Asher expressed mixed sympathy and resolve to spring him from the legal ordeal.
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Stephenson
Michigan City
Ifis
Indianapolis
Superior Court Team No
Contested Patton Evidence Cited In Police Duty Case
The document notes that Doge Two continues from Doge 1 and alleges control over the Police department by the subject, with ability to discharge any officer failing to perform duty. It cites evidence that Patton was intoxicated, with no counter testimony presented, the court accepting this claim as truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Senator discusses Indiana graft case and Chicago meet plan
Senator Reed spoke at a hotel breakfast in St Louis amid reports and speculation about his committee plans. He noted the Indiana graft scandal surrounding D C Stephenson and indicated Chicago events would be hosted today for those named in the public inquiries.
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Chicago
Reed
Indiana
St. Louis
Sthnoonas
D.C. Stephenson
Initiana Klan
Michigan City
Community Chest Committee to Meet This Evening
Local groups in Elyria gather in the Board of Trade rooms to discuss plans and set a yearly goal. The Lorain County Farmers Institute will meet Saturday at 10 60 in Elyria Savings and Trust directors' rooms to coordinate Farm Bureau and PTA efforts. The Loyal Order of Moose organized a mutual benefit club after a large turnout and fish fry. Journalism class visits Chronicle Telegram plant to learn newspaper production and will write essays on what they observed.
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Community Chest Committee
Elyria Board of Trade Rooms
Lorain County Farmers’ Institute
Grange
Parent- Teacher Association
Farm Bureau
Boys and Girls Club
Elyria Sayings and Trust
FE. Rowland
MOOSE
CLV
Order of Moose
Chronicle- Telegram
Discontinue Flag Stops At Local Rail Lines
The Northern Ohio Railway asks the board of county commissioners to discontinue flag stops at Boneta Bakers Paxton and Pratts citing low business and nearby stations serving riders. A rough frost delayed care on taps but caused little harm. Mrs F H Hart of Oberlin reported a car crash on East Avenue breaking two windows. Building permits issued for garages at 916 East Avenue and 234 Bell Avenue plus a village frame structure at etc. Elizabeth Grimm of this city was granted a divorce from Louis A Grimm for desertion and cruelty with alimony and custody ordered.
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Boneta
Bakers, Paxton
Pratts
Board of County Commissioners
Northern Ohio Railway Company
F H. Hart
Oberlin
Maxi Burnstein
East Avenue
Hart
C. B. Lentwag
Theetty
Peter Springer
Fide
Tit Morgan Street
Fairview Building and Land Co
Bell Avenue
Elizabeth Grimm
Louis A. Grimm
A. R. Webber
Reed sets Chicago meeting for senate probe split
Senator Reed announced the special senate committee he chairs will meet in Chicago next Monday to hear corruption stories tied to Indiana. The panel includes Reed, King of Utah, La Follette, McNary, and Goff. Yates, Reed’s secretary, arrived in Chicago to organize sessions and subpoenas.
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Washington
James A. Reed
St. Louis
Senate
Chicago
Tadiana
Indiana
Reed
Missouri
King
Utah
LaFottette
Wisconsin
McNary
Oregon
Goff
West Virginia
Yates
In- Mann
Federal
Palmer KE. Anderson
United States
Voters to Register in Elyria This Friday and Saturday
Elyria voters are warned that registration booths will open citywide Friday and Saturday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Any unregistered voter planning to vote in November must register on Oct 15 or 16. Those previously registered or moved within the city may not need re registration. transfers will be issued for moves between precincts.
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Elyria
Board of Election
Eaton Notes Busy Week With PTA and Socials
Eaton records a lively week with the first PTA meeting at the school, guest speeches by County Supt. J. P. Vaughn and assistant Mr. Bailey, and a reception. Local families hosting and visiting from Lorain, Lakewood, Ridgeville, and Cleveland are noted, along with a charity shower for Miss Lola Stone and a wedding trip for Earl Tite and Helen Hagey in Cleveland.
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Benford
Carl Lattig
Avon
Arthur Lattig
M. Hathaway
Dover
A B Martin
Brunswick
Fred Wathaway
Ellsworth Carpenter
Lorain
Adelbert Cheney
A. B
Chapman Eaton
K. J. Durkee
J. P. Vaughn
Mr. Bailey
Waters
George and
Logan Trelt
Lakewood
Burton Ross
Ladies Aid Society
Lute Alexander
Elia Ross
Harwedel
Philip
Ernest Terrell
Cleveland
Ralph Hennie
Beechetown
Kenneth Dbnek
Ridgeville
William Hennie
Jackson
Clara Lyon
Ahebe Lyon
Marion
Ohio
EB. L. Glotz
Alta Conk
Etnth Rel
Burton Rosa
Roy Proudfoot
Walter Harwedel
Kent
Trewellyn Etrauh
Spokane
Washington
Willian Hennie
C. C. Dawley
F. J. Preston
Elyria
J. Natty Tom Cleveland
Dawley
W. W. Tite
Ray Durkee
RB. M. Crowell
Earl Tite
Helen Hagey
Cedar Aveenue Baptist Church
Clyde Crowell
Kenneth Crowell
Oberlin News Highlights and Events in September
October 14 Oberlin report shows nineteen arrests by the police court for September with complaints answered at 18, bicycles recovered six, autos one. City Manager D I Herrick notes 199 arrests and 10 doors found undocked by the marshal. fires zero. Also covers return from Los Angeles bankers’ convention, funeral of Miss Marie De France, sellout Oberlin college football ticket demand for Western Reserve game, mayor out of city, and brief social notices including hospital news and lectures.
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Oberlin
D. I. Herrick
H. L. Basgett
H. . Smith
Los Angeles
California
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
America
Canada
Trai
Oberlin College
Western Reserve
Thamboo Gardens
Typhoid Fatal To Young Woman In Wellington
Miss Ruth Noise 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Fay Boise of Penfield died at home after a six week typhoid fever. She was Penfield high school and Elyria business college graduate, worked for JL H Piercy Co in Wellington, and aided church musical programs. Funeral at her home Friday at 2 pm with Rev Finley and Rev Coffman officiating. Burial in Penfield. Also note new typhoid case Harold Lee on Root farm area and various local church and hospital notes.
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Wellington
Ruth Noise
Fay Boise
Penfield
Ruth
Penfield High School
Elyria Business College
JL. H. Piercy Company
Baptist Church
Myron
Finley
Coffman
Elyria
Penfield Church
OFL Meet To Conclude Tonight At Detroit Convention
Detroit Oct 14 The American Federation of Labor advanced toward closing its annual session with votes on a political program for next year and workers education. Officers likely to be reelected as the convention considers a resolution opposing participation in League of Nations World Court and International Labor Office. The 12th convention site favored Los Angeles with Sacramento and Birmingham as contenders.
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Detroit
American Federation of Labor
Ehecking
Executive Council
Committee On International
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Calif
Birmingham
Ala
League of Nations
World Court
International Labor Office
Market and livestock prices from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago notes
Market data from Cleveland and Toledo on produce hogs cattle sheep and grains with prices for butter eggs oleo cheese apples potatoes and poultry. Chicago quotations give butter eggs poultry potatoes wheat rye barley timothy clover seed lard and meat values. Also a remark about a European skyscraper claim and a comment on a Kielgights for the movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
York State
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Hblank
Chicago
Reese
United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Local Grange Meets. Charter Draped for Sam Haynes
The regular meeting of the local Grange was held at Grange hall last evening with the charter draped in honor of Sam Haynes who recently died. The Pomona Grange’s November meeting was moved from Wellington to Amherst due to an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Sam Haynes
Pomona Grange
Wellington
Amherst
Two Men Sentenced by Judge Webber in Ohio Case
W W Cooper of Lorain pleaded guilty to grand larceny after changing his plea from not guilty to robbery. Frank Pecone, also of Lorain, received a one year sentence and a $500 fine for manufacturing liquor. Both men appeared before Common Pleas Judge A R Webber this morning following indictments by the last grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Builey
W. W. Cooper
Lorain
Cooper
Frank Pecone
Pecone
Underhill
C. E. Rankin
Lorain men stand trial for highway robbery charge
Four Lorain men Charles Musk Frank Busek John Mitchell and Walter Dlugos face a jury on a late today or tomorrow for an attempted highway robbery. Mrs Florence Richardson Stop 7 Yellow Line of ElyriaLorain alleges the foursome tried to steal her jewelry on Peart avenue road in the late afternoon. arrests followed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Musk
Frank Busek
John Mitchell
Walter Dlugos
Lorain
Florence Richardson
Yellow Line
Peart Avenue
Elyria
Bake and rummage sale by Rebekah Lodge
A bake and rummage sale will be held by the Rebekah Lodge in the L. O. O. F. block on Saturday October 16. Proceeds support lodge activities and local community projects.
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Rebekah Lodge
L. O. O. F. Block
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Jimce Webber
Boutonnieres
Cook’s Millinery East Ave
Cleveland, Elyria, Toledo Bus Company
The
Cleveland, Elyria
Toledo
H. C. Robinson
Dad
Court Asher
Stevie
Asher
Doge 1
Joplin
Reel
Harry B. Hawes
Charles W. Lawrence
Miss Defrance
Marie DeFrance
Westwood Cemetery
J. Bh. Edwards
Midland
Mich
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Smiley
Wood
East College Street
Allen Hospital
Dillings
Ottis Brown
Knoxville
Pittsfield
United Church Foreign Missionary Society
James Brand
Hemmingway
A. B. Curtice
Harold Lee
Mr. Lee
Woman's Association
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Pr Dent
Watts
Henry Daugherty
Samuel 4Echar
Ed Wells
Andrews
Lorain Hospital
AID Society
Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Mise Adelaide Cole
Eher Murch
Hugh Chapman
A. FE. Daugherty
Howard Evans
Oberlin Hospital
Allike
Timothy
Aix-le-Chanelle
Germany
Europe
Talbot
Griswold
Robert Moore
Oxfords
Leader Shoe Store
Broad Street
Boylans
Carson's Millinery
Masonic Temple
Middle Ave
Robel
Chronicle-Telegram
West Avenue
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