Trial details emerge on the Miss Heywood shooting case
Testimony in the Louis Cleo case reveals possibilities of civil action from the shooting of Miss Heywood on September 26. Rich ard Heswood, father, identifies attorney Guy Farquarharson and recounts visits by Cicero to the hospital and home. Mrs Jennie Edwards testifies Cicero spoke of the incident, offered a fifty cent piece to the baby, and described two later visits with men claimed as police. The trial adjourns with new details about the car damage and the driver, Edwards.
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Beux Keywood
Richard Heswood
Louis Cleo
Lorain Dry
Heswond
Guy Farquarharson
Cleveland
Cleve
Sts
Chen
Mass Heywood
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Stite
Nesges
Jennie Edwards
Elyria
Miss Heywood
Cicero
Cieca
Walter Knitter
Frank Klady
Cieco
Klady
City to Appeal Comstock Case to Supreme Court
City officials vote to appeal a $2000 judgment awarded to Comstock after a fall on Middle Avenue sidewalk. The council instructs City Solicitor Harry Reddington to file a motion with the court of appeals to place the case before the State Supreme Court. If allowed, the city may file a petition in error with the high court.
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Harry Reddington
Hilo B. Comstock
State Supreme Court
Comstock
City In
Common Pleas Court
Middle Avenue
Court of Appeals
Reddington
Appellate Court
Supreme Court
High Court
Sidelights On The Clecp Trial
Day two of the Clecp trial included light moments as George J. Glitsch cross examined Charles Edwards about back seat drivers during the shooting. The gun, also shown to the jury, was joked as unloaded. Spectators noted an old man with opera glasses and a surgeon witness who is the brother of Cicco’s attorney.
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George J. Glitch
Charles Edward
Edwards
Glitsch
Cleco
Don A. Baird
Baird
Glitseb
Robert Stack
Heywood
Frank Stack
Cicco
Miss Heywood
Stack
Hoover Victory in Empire State Amid Massive Demonstration
Hoover returns from New York after a boisterous Madison Square Garden rally saluting his anti Smith platform. He vowed to press final weeks in a western tour while projecting potential electoral wins. Reporters in Cleveland noted campaign buzz and Al Smith’s influence via Brown Derby appearances.
Smith's final blast to win pivotal East seaboard states
Governor Alfred E. Smith wraps up a quiet day at the executive mansion as he readies the most intensive campaign of his twenty year career. He plans nonstop travel from Boston to New York City, focusing on Maryland to Massachusetts states in the battle of the Atlantic seaboard. Hoover heads west toward the Pacific, while Senator Curtis follows the GOP ticket.
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Executive Mansion
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Maryland
Massachusetts
Smith
Springfield
Worcester
Providence
Hartford
Philadelphia
Newark
Trenton
Baltimore
Wilmington
Brooklyn
New York City
East
Herbert Hoover
Pacific Coast
Curtis
Worker Faints At Fox Furnace Injures Head
John Gutensohn aged 44 of 197 Ridge Street fainted at work yesterday at Fox Furnace Co. He fell and struck his head, suspected fracture skull. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by Fox Furnace employees and his condition was listed as Serious today.
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Fox Furnace Co
John Gutensohn
Ridge Street
Memorial Hospital
Fox Furnace
Political Battle In Brief Hoover Attacks State Socialism
President Hoover returned to Washington after a Madison Square Garden speech before about 20000 cheering supporters. He labeled Alfred E Smith proposals as state socialism while Smith campaigns in New England stressing prohibition. Both camps predict a strong vote on November 6. Robinson and Curtis spoke at Lincoln and Albany respectively, criticizing opponents and defending GOP policy.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Kansas City
Sloover
Dawes
Hoover
Alfred E. Smit
Daniels Flays Work for Oil Dealings
Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy told a Wayneville audience that the Republicans must demand Dr. Hubert Work’s resignation as chairman or bear responsibility for renewing the Salt Creek oil lease to Sinclair interests. He criticized Roy Q. West and alleged Albert Fall remains secretary of the interior, urging a new GOP chairman to regain confidence.
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Waynesvilledn
Republican Party
Hubert Work
Salt Creek
Sinclair
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Daniels
Herbert Hoover
Work
Republican National Committee
Ife
Interior
Roy Q. West
Albert R. Fall
Eleven Bids For Ohio Street Sewer Bidder costs range from 10775.28 to 29074.20
City Engineer Jack Powell reports eleven bids for constructing the sewer on Ohio Street. The lowest bid is 10 775.28 and the highest 29 074.20. The contract will not be awarded until the Board of Control reviews the bids over the next few days.
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Jack Powell
Ohio Street
Powell
Board of Control
Zeps Crew Receives Warm Chicago Welcome
Dr. Hugo Eckener and his Zeppelin crew sped eastward after a 24 hour welcome in Chicago where about two thousand people cheered at a banquet. The group then boarded the Gotham Limited for New York, with plans to visit the Midwest again this week.
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Chicago
Hugo Eckener
New York
Middle West
Atlantic
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Lieutenant Harry Robertson Laid To Rest In Military Rites
Lieutenant Harry Robertson was laid to rest yesterday afternoon with full military honors. The funeral procession began at 528 Woodland Avenue led by Cream Pott, the Legion’s famed horse, followed by the drum and bugle corps and aviators in U S Army khaki. The casket rested on a caisson, draped in national colors, with a riderless horse symbolic of death. Hundreds crowded the business district as Five Motorcycle Officers cleared the way and two 112th Squadron biplanes circled above dropping roses. Rev C P Wiseman conducted services at Ridgelawn cemetery where nearly twenty-five hundred attended. Chaplain Russell Waldorf read military rites as salutes and bugles marked the farewell.
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Harry Robertson
Woodland Avenue
Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Marchink Cas
Montners
Robertson
112Th Squadron
WCTU leader attacks Smith at state meet in Columbus
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union president Florence D. Richard denounces Governor Alfred E. Smith at the fifty fifth annual convention opening in Columbus. She urges members to drop Smith supporters and criticize his pro prohibition stance while praising Hoover and urging strict enforcement of prohibition laws.
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Columbus
Tringya
Sam
Florence D. Richard
Toledo
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Barhard
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Richard
W. C. TU
Smith
Tammany Nets
Milwaukee
Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Ohio
Ketcham Chosen President of Elyria Clergy
The Elyria Ministers Association elected officers at a meeting hosted by the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. RN T. Ketcham of Elyria First Baptist was reelected president along with Rev. H A Eichert of North Eaton as vice president and Rev. Paul Bourquin of St. Pauls Evangelical as secretary and treasurer.
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Ketcham
Elyria
Ministerial Association of
Methodist, Episcopal Church
RN. T. Ketcham
Elyria First
Tree For All Marks State Politics In Ohio
In Columbus and Cleveland campaigns heated up two weeks before the election with open letters and speeches. Maurice N. Maschke labeled Martin L. Davey as the Ku Klux Klan favorite, while Davey denounced “corrupt republican bosses.” Hunt challenged Burton and leveled accusations about the Cincinnati gang and Willebrandt speeches. The exchange touched on church political action, veterans legislation, and river projects.
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Columbus
Maurice N. Maschke
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Tiffin
Graham P. Hunt
WU. S
Theodore E. Burton
Mabel Walker
Indiana
Grand Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
Stephenson
Knight
Akron
Maschke
Ohio
Charles V. Truax
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Frei Schaelier
Coy
Hudrynickas Tint
Willebrandt
Burton
U. S
Aimacs
Lam
Hunt
Stunt
Rivers and Harbors Committee of
Congress
Cuyahoga
Big Increase in Employment at Falcon Motors Plant
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a major expansion at Falcon Motors in Elyria after a Willys-Overland letter from vice president L A Miller. Plans call for Elyria to build all coupe bodies and Falcon body work, with two shifts and additional truck parts. The company expects a large rise in employment, aiming to double recent staffing. new equipment and 49 upholstery sewing machines have been added to support the expansion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Falcon Motors Corporation
L. A. Miller
Willys-Overland Co. Ey
Toledo
Miller
John N. Willys
Elyria
Falcon Motors
Falcon
Milaler
Record Breaking Vote Seen In MTN Washington
In many states registration for the presidential election surges, with heavy turnout expected and strong efforts to mobilize voters. Officials note large gains in New York City and state, Chicago, Illinois, and overall projections of 35 to 40 million votes, far above 1924 totals, as both major parties push turnout for November 6.
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Washington
Campe
New York City
Herbert Hoover
Gov. Smith
New York State
Chicago
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Iowa
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Utica
Daniels Flays
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Betty Heywood
Louis Cicco
Lorain Cry
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