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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

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Convict Bootlegger Sam Nagy Faces Penalty After Plea

Lorain County bootlegger Sam Nagy pleaded guilty to a Crabbe act violation. Sentence deferred to Monday to allow family Sunday time. He faces a penitentiary term on a third Crabbe act conviction. wife counts continued likely to be tried later. Prosecutor Webber expects the ruling to curb illicit liquor sales by veterans.

Sam Nagy Lorain County Crabbe Lawrence Webber Ktktilte Flo

Arrests Expected in Hall Murder Probe in New Jersey

In New Brunswick New Jersey authorities said a woman and two men could be arrested within 24 hours over the murder of Br Edward Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and singer Mrs James Mills. New evidence linked a false confession and other suspects as investigators build a case amid political distractions. Voters are reminded registration days are today and tomorrow with booths open for transfers and new registrations.

New Brunswick N. J Edward Hall St. John the Evangelist James Mills Somerset County A. M. Beekman Clifford Hayes Reymond Leichneider Sut Hayes Wheerty Schneider Iaste l Pearl Babmer Board of Elections Masonic Building

Indictments Target 26 in Nationwide Bond Theft Ring

A federal grand jury in Minneapolis indicted 26 people linked to a nationwide bond theft scheme tied to the 1921 New York mail robbery and a Chicago raid. Key suspect McCormick, former VP of Stevens and Company, and his wife were among the first arrested. The case spans Chicago New York and other cities with bonds circulating as collateral amid thefts and public losses. Joseph Varga of Avon sues John Sleyer for 3500 on a mortgage note.

Minneapolis Mint New York Chicago Stanley McCormick McCormick Stevens and Company State District Court Criees Cincinnati Joseph Varga Avon John Sleyer Avon Real Estate

Testimony of State Ends in Doll Slayings

Hammond Indiana October 20 preliminary testimony in the doll slayings case ends as prosecutors say all evidence is offered. The motion to dismiss the charge against Hazel McNally is to be argued this afternoon after cross examination of Frank McNally. Meanwhile the American Consumers Co sues Eugene Peharek for 280.69 on an unpaid note.

Hammond Ind Hazel McNally Mey Frank McNally The American Consumers Co Eugene Peharek

Lorain Man Suffocated After Fall From Streetcar Stop

John A. Winnie, 3a, found dead near an open culvert beside the Lake Shore Electric line two miles east of Lorain. He had been missing for a day and a half after alighting at Stop 81 on his way home, then walked back and fell into water, suffocated. Coroner to investigate who was responsible for carrying him by his stop. He was married and well regarded locally.

John A. Winnie Lake Shore Electric Railway Lorain Binnie Ondioghia Hielema Cleveland Perry Joe Lewalski H. G. Redington Mim Olga Timm Lo Tain Amherst Elyria Lewalski Jimmo Lewalsk Webber

Woman in Death Case Plays Key Role in Trial

In Los Angeles on October 2, Clara Philips, accused of murdering Alberta Meadows on Montecito Drive July 12, stands trial. The court expects a lengthy process with about 28 witnesses for the state seeking the death penalty, while defense led by B Herrington prepares its case. Witness Peggy Caffee, an eyewitness, is pivotal as jury selection proceeds over days.

Los Ange Clara Philips Hammer Juder Houser Alberta Meadows Montecito Drive Fricke B. Herrington Riligs vAny Woren Herringtom Peggy Caffee Herrington Phillips

Hall Mills case reshapes widows legacy in trial

In a high profile inquiry, the Hall Mills matter tests the widow of a pastor as jurors weigh evidence and the church ties to a family with historic wealth. Prosecutors push for clarity while defense questions motive and records.

Brother of Pastor's Widow Denies Guilt in Murders

Henry Stevens, brother of Mrs Francs Stevens Hall of New Brunswick, declares there is no blood on his hands regarding the deaths of Dr Edward W Uist and Mrs James Mills. He says he knows nothing about who killed them last month during a fishing trip and has cooperated with authorities, though he offers no new leads.

Mills Hall Joseph Stricker Middlesex County Edwards Middlesex Somerset Heckman LA Vallette Henry Stevens Francs Stevens Hall New Brunswick Bishland Edward W. Uist James Mills Stevens New Brumswick Iptan Dr. Hall South Africa Wronc Fc PE

Veiled hand in removal of Elyria voting registrar

Grant Schrock, longtime election official, was told by Sperry that his services as judge and registrar at his precinct would not be required. Mathias Raidt was appointed in his place, with Sperry claiming Schrock had not qualified. The move follows Schrock’s prior refusal to approve doctored central committee minutes.

Grant Schrock County Central Sperry Board At Elections Board of Elections Schrock Mathias Raidt Schrock Nates Raid Republican Central Committee Central Committee Saya Ericé

Eight Miners Dead in Blue Ridge Mine Explosion

Eight miners were instantly killed and four seriously hurt in a gas explosion at the Blue Ridge mine in McCurtain Oklahoma. The blast occurred in the Number Eleven workings of the Hine Ridge Coal Company, with sparks from falling debris believed to ignite gas. Rescue workers faced a long recovery in a chaotic scene as families gathered at the mine mouth. An investigation will probe the cause, with officials noting gas buildup and a coal dump contributing to the disaster.

Nany Ray Caldwell Joe Parsinger Charles Irvine Pov Warner Arrow Conroner Stars Department

Lloyd George plans political comeback and new party

London report says former premier David Lloyd George, buoyant and hopeful, prepares for a major political comeback. He may launch a campaign tour from Leeds and push for a new center or progressive party, while Lloyd George’s allies see him as more popular now than earlier in his career. Andrew Hour Law may press to form a new cabinet, possibly taking foreign secretary and premier posts.

London Get David Lloyd George Ciful Lloyd George Leeds Andrew Hourr Law Lloyd Gvorse Law Toriea Lord Derby Wiary Anus Franken Crelary Chireh Lord Curson Chaneder Dar Curzon Llord George Lowd George Prince of Wales Uries Chums Roseerp Ota Winston Prinece of Wales Guild Hall

Death Ends Triangle at Toledy Race Track Romance

Miss Marie Wolfe 22 of Crabb Orchard Kentucky died by poison after traveling with her former sweetheart jockey Willie Kohn and Tillian Donahue of Hamilton Ontario. The trio visited a theatre then separated. Wolfe fetched poison at a drug store and was found dead at her hotel. Kohn and Donahue are being held for coroner’s inquiry.

Toledy Marie Wolfe Crabb Orchard Willie- Kohn Tillian Donahue Hamilton Ontario Pulfee Say Kohno Miss Wofe Kohn Miss Donahue Miss Walfe

Wreck of British steamship Hopelin off coast harms twenty

Wick England October 2 Twenty lives are believed lost when the British steamship Hopelin was wrecked off the coast today. Rescue operations are underway as authorities investigate the incident and await word from survivors.

Yartmouth England

Mob Kills Two Prisoners in Camden Tennessee

Camden quiet after an armed assault freed two convicts George Hartley and Ed Hartley from the jail and killed them. The two men, recently convicted of voluntary manslaughter related to the king of Connie Harley in the seventh evil district, were removed by force. Dr Paul S Sedasch formerly U S minister to China was brought to a local hospital in Shanghai in a separate brief note. Criminal jury was ready but none were prepared for trial and were excused until Monday.

Camden George Hartley Ed Hartey Hartleys Connie Harley U.S China Shanghai Paul S. Sedasch

Ohio Banks Resources Greatest in History, Says Scott

State Superintendent Scott announced Ohio banks under state supervision hold $1.549 billion in resources and $1.327 billion in deposits, new peaks exceeding 1929 and 1926 records. He cited robust growth since September 15 and praised the economy and business outlook.

Ohio Scott Columbus Esak Suprimtes- Beatt Ira

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