Tax gage case nears judges amid embezzlement probe
Cleveland Ohio Oct 11 14 Closing arguments begin in the embezzlement case against Maurice Maschke Republican leader and four others charged with diverting 177000 from Cuyahoga County treasury Assistant County Prosecutor Emerich B Freed says the defendants caused a treasury shortage and returned funds The defense accuses Treasurer Collister of shifting blame to Bernstein and keeping money in question Oct 14 final arguments set with three judges to issue a written opinion soon
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County Treasury
Emerich B. Freed
Maschke
Herman H. Finkle
Herman A. Beckerman
Charles Bernstein
Alex Bernstein
Freed
L. G. Collister
Treasury
Bernstein
John P Dempses
Homer G Powell
Viel J Terrell
Dempsey
Cour
Masihke
Herman H Finkle
Ienry A. Beckerman
Cmef
Alders and Abettors
Herman H Felsman
Beckerman
Lieghley
Beinstein
Man Held Under Bond for Alleged Fire Set
Severan Ott of Chestnut Ridge road was bound over to the grand jury under $1000 bond by Justice Joseph Petro on charges of maliciously burning property of B. J. Squire on LaGrange road. Ott is accused of setting fire to two straw stacks on October 2 after investigation by Assistant Fire Marshal W R Hopkins and Fire Chief W N Bates.
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Severan
West Virginian To Head Bar Association
Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia was nominated for the presidency of the American Bar Association today. His election was assured after 46 nominating committee members chose him over Cincinnati candidate Province M. Pogue in a two hour session.
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Washington
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
American Bar Association
Martin
M. Pogue
Cincinnati
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy Nights and Saturday
Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with a slowly rising temperature across the region. No significant rainfall expected and temperatures trending higher into the weekend.
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Ohio
Noah Hall Opens at Oberlin Dormitory for Inspection
Noah Hall the newest Oberlin College dormitory opened for inspection today. The three story Georgian Colonial building houses eighty five men, with three units and lounges finished in cherry maple mahogany and walnut. Details include telephone links, a central office, freight elevator, and a kitchenette for light meals.
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Noah
Oberlin
Allen Bailey
Noah Tall
Oberlin College
Woodland Ave
Albert Stegman
Elyria
E. F. Bosworth
Frank M Cruisinger
Schultz Elected President of Kiwanis
Schultz wins Kiwanis presidency as a large turnout attends weekly luncheon. Rev William Armitage and A D Baumhard of Vermilion, Louis A Lieb of Lorain guests. An augmented orchestra and soloists under Mr Armitage entertain. Officers elected: President W O C Schultz. Vice President H R Rorick. Treasurer McRie. Directors J R Dall R A Rena C P Shive IV W T E Struck K P Meister R G Rockwood.
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William Armitage
A. D. Baumhard
Vermilion
Louis A. Lieb
Lorain
Clifford Rowe
Martin Beck
Walter Smith
Bob Burns
Hiram Brown
Walter Hinkle
Credit Rating Bureau Elects New Officers and Directors
The Elysia Credit Rating Bureau elected Frank Verbeck as president EK J Crisp as vice president and Farl Bell as treasurer at last night’s annual dinner at Spring Valley Country Club. New directors include Verbeck Leroy Reisinger and Robert Vestal joining longtime members E J Crisp Earl Beil H T Winckles and A J Robinson.
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Elysia
Credit Rating Bureau
Toming
Bureau
Spring Valley Country Club
Frank Verbeck
EK J. Crisp
Farl Bell
Leroy Reisinger
Robert Vestal
St Ay
Associated Charities Hold Annual Meeting
The Associated Charities held its annual meeting in the Loram County Bank Building directors' room with President C. L. Sotherden presiding. Minutes were approved, treasurer A. H. West reported, and Marie Gilman summarized a busy year. Nominations named Sotherden, Mathis, West, Thomas, Gilman as officers and directors. donations noted include a $195,000 gift from the late Andrew Hale Noah of Akron.
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Associated Charities
Loram County Bank
Charles L. Sotherdon
A. H. West
Marie 8. Gilman
C. L. Sotherden
J. L. Mathis
J. B. Thomas
Mae S. Gilman
D. W. Seward
J. A Hewitt
Marie Gilman
J. J. Mathis
Andrew Hale Noah
Akron
Cleveland Greet Hoover Tomorrow at Public Auditorium
President Herbert Hoover will address nearly 40 000 people in Cleveland tomorrow night. White House and secret service are coordinating with Republican leaders for the program at the Cleveland Public Auditorium and adjacent rooms. Seats total about 18 000 in main and annex spaces with space for journalists and photographers. after the speech Hoover will depart for Washington.
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Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
White House
Secret Service
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Public Music Hall
Public Hall
Hoover
Exhibition Hall
Washington
Akron
Secret Service Office
Cuyahoga County
L. T. Palmer
George H. Bender
Congessman-At-Large
Francis Serberling
Chester C. Bolton
Bolton
Simeon D. Tess
Charles H. Lewis
Edward D. Schoir
Gertrude Jones
Kathrin K. Brown
Dayton
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cusahoga County
Thompson
Davids. Ingalls
Lawrence Richey
Theodore Joslin
Walter Brown
Joel T. Boone
Republican National
Insull Refuses To Surrender Passport
ATHENS October 14 Samuel Insull appeared safe today from extradition to the United States to face embezzlement charges while his Greek visa remains valid He refused twice to surrender his passport to the American Consul The Foreign Ministry told the United States Legation that he cannot be extradited or deported to a country from which he could be sent to Chicago Plitt said further action rests with the State Department and Insull referred the consul to his lawyer M Ladas
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Athens
Samuel Insull
United States
Foreign Ministry
Legation
Insull
Chicago
Edwin A. Plitt
Plitt
United Press
State Department
M. Ladas
Baltimore & Ohio Wins $3 Million Work Loan
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a $3,000,000 work loan to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The funds will repair and rebuild locomotives and freight cars and are expected to employ about 1,500 workers during the winter.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Germany to Participate in Four Power Arms Conference
Paris dispatch reports Britain and France agreed to a four power conference at Geneva with Germany and Italy to resume the world disarmament talks within the League of Nations. The communiqué highlights French gains in London talks and notes Britain consults Berlin and Rome for approval of Geneva venue as an unofficial preliminary meeting.
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Paris
U.P
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Maly
Germany
Foreign Office
Attite
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Edouard Herriot
League of Nations
Berlin
Rome
Italy
League
Interest Grows in Naming Gith Ward Councilman
Citizens discuss filling Sixth Ward seat after Charles Snoblie resignation. Rankin and Wainwright potential nominees amid petitions and talks of Krebs Spencer Roe as other possibilities. Wainwright may face time constraints due to city duties. Snoble’s resignation prompts council to consider replacements.
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Charles Snobie
OBH
Rankin
Lafe Avenue
Paul Wainwright
Wainwright
Edward Krebs
Frank Spencer
Spruce Street
H. A. Roe
Courtland Street
Charles Snoble
Snoble
Thelma Todd In Serious Condition After Operation
Hollywood reports actress Thelma Todd in serious condition in a hospital after an operation. Her husband Pasquale de Cicco, a New York sportsman, was at her bedside.
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Hollywood
Thelma Todd
Pasquala de Cicco
New York
Senator Johnson Opposes Hoover In California Reply
U S Senator Hiram Johnson of California declares he cannot support President Hoover for re election. He says he is a progressive Republican and Hoover is ultra conservative. Johnson cites a hundred acts of the current administration to justify his stance in response to Southern California publishers.
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San Francisco
U. S
Hiram Johnson
California
Hoover
Southern California
Legion Leader Col Ralph Cole Near Death After Auto Crash
Col Ralph D. Cole of Findlay Ohio commander of the Ohio American Legion department lay near death in Warren Ohio after a automobile accident. His condition was described as grave.
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Ralph D. Cole
Findlay, O
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Warren, O
Car Crash Near Wellington Kills Boy. Five Hurt
One killed and five injured in a Route 18 head on crash three miles west of Wellington at seven this morning. Eight year old Jackie Burkett died. his mother Elia Burkett is not expected to live. Driver Harry Amendt is unconscious and seriously hurt. The Burketts and Amendt were en route to Fremont to visit relatives. fog and confusion reportedly caused the car to cross left of center into a truck. The injured were taken to De Falls Clinic. Jackie’s body was taken to Kieth Andrews Funeral Home.
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Wellington
Jackie Burkett
Elia M. Burkett
Bedford Street
Johnstown
Harry S. Amendt
Summit Street
W. H. Burkett
Ollie
Charles
Burketts
Amendt
Fremont
Paul Chapman
Bob Rodgers
Huber Motor Transportompany
Tiffin
Ohio
Harvey Ridgeway
Jackie
Amenda
de Falls Clinic
Kieth Andrews
Gunman Bush Returns For Murder Indictment
Francis E. Mack Bush, an outlaw gunman and robber, arrives in Cleveland for arraignment on a first degree murder indictment. The case follows a jewelry firm hold up in the Keith building that left Herbert Quinlan dead and Norman Townsend killed after a police chase. Beverley Martin, 14, remains critically injured from a skull fracture after leaping from a speeding car. Bush and Townsend were paroled earlier this year after bank robbery sentences.
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Cleveland
Francis E
Mack) Bush
Ohio Penitentiary
Herbert Quinlan
Charity Hospital
Bush
Norman
Jack) Townsend
Keith Building
Quinlan
Townsend
Beverley Martin
Chinese Pirates Rob Passengers Aboard Steamer
Chinese pirates seized the Helikon, a Chinese owned steamer from Hong Kong to Saigon, without firing a shot. Passengers including American missionary Miss EB C Boynton and Canadian Mrs Dirk Van Driest were aboard when five Ottoman? Chinese? passengers were kidnapped by the raiders near Bins Bay as the ship lay ashore.
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Hong Kong
Helikon
Legion Commander Ralph D. Cote Findlay Passes Away
Obituary notes the death of Colonel Ralph D. Cote Findlay, state commander of the American Legion, with sparse OCR text detailing a car incident and unclear surrounding facts. The readable pieces confirm the individual and title.
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Lee Wingate Careltl
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Reeves
Wairk To Inc
Cris
Lee Wingate Carell
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Pointlage
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Andrew Noah
Schultz
Kiwanis
Credit Rating Bureau Elects
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Fair Play
Better Business Bureau
Canada
Columbus
Hoovers
Carl Hanna
Mark Hanna
Wis Hanna
Hanna
Gith Ward
Johnson
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