Grotesque Parade to Feature Three Bands in Elyria Event
Anticipation grows for Elyria Halloween festivities next Thursday as three bands City Boys and High School join the grotesque parade in the city park. Committees led by Mayor Jones and city officials organize stunts decorations finances and refreshments with prizes for parade winners and post parade exercises planned in the park to entertain spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Comnitters
A H. Jones
J .B Loughry
Ford Loomis
William Lucas
Charles Adams
Dan Syborna
A. R Jones
J F. Burke
Hudnutt
C Yard
Hallowe'en
Ohio
Peggy Beal Freed In Sheik Lover Slaying Trial
Peggy Beal, known as the “diminutive, bobbed hair slaver” of F Warren Anderson, was acquitted of a second degree murder charge after an hour and thirty minutes of jury deliberation in Kansas City. She said she would rest, regain health, and stay in Arkansas City to work, following her near-fatal shooting of Anderson at a downtown hotel on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Peggy Hea
F. Warren Anderson
Arkansas City
Pegey
Peggy
Anderann
Lfe
Supreme Court Judge Day resigns from high bench
Washington Oct 24 Justice William R Day of the Supreme Court has resigned, effective November 14, accepted by President Harding. Day, 73, had served since 1903 and also held roles in the Spain treaty and Spanish American war commission. A Democrat may be appointed to fill the vacancy, with Senator John Shields mentioned as a possibility. Shields, 64, longtime Tennessee jurist, has held top state posts and Supreme Court experience. Napoli's crisis line: Italy uprisings, fasciists convention opens as troops mass for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William R. Day
T. 8
Supreme Court
White House
Harding
Justice Day
United Claims Commission
Hera
Commission
Germany
Taft
Sutherland
John K. Shielda
Tennessee
Shields
Shields Haa
Tennenase
Twelfth Chancery Division
State Supreme Court
Renata
Ohio
Roosevelt
McKinley
Spain
State Speeds Up Investigation in New Jersey Crime
Philadelphia dispatch reports Paul Wilson Jr of Highland Park New Jersey is held on suspicion of complicity in the Hall Milla murder at New Brunswick New Jersey. Police say he has little real knowledge of the crime and is believed to be mentally unstable. The case arises as officials press for arrests and expand a probe led by Middlesex and Essex authorities with state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Paul Wilson Jr
Carson &J
Highland Park
N. J
Hall- Milla
New Brunswick
N. T
Han
Wilson
Pennsylvania
New York
Metuthen
Trenton
Thompson for broadening of workmen Slaw Thompson policy talk
Colonel Carmin Thompson and Colonel Ralph Cole led a South Amherst Quarry meeting to discuss expanding Workmen’s Compensation coverage and businesslike government. Thompson urged using state dollars to buy goods and services locally, reduce duplication, and put the state on a sound business basis while ensuring roads are community financed and maintained fairly. He pressed Democrats to offer constructive changes to the reorganization code and vowed politics would not taint the business side if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmin Thompson
Ralph Cole
South Amherst
Ohio
Col. Thompson
Col
Thompson
A H West Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
A H West of 02 East Avenue lost control on a wet road at Middle Avenue and 17th Street. He careened over the curb and struck a telephone pole, then plowed through William Durman’s front yard and garden, wrecking the car top under a tree but escaping uninjured. repairs will take a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
17Th Street
A. H. West
East Avenue
William Durman
Thia
Civil Service Probe Into Lorain Police Appointment
Lorain Oct 24 The State Civil Service Commission notified Mayor Grall of an investigation into the city civil service commission over certifying George Carson for the vacant lieutenant position in the police force. Grall requested the probe in a letter several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
State Civil Service Commission
Grall
City Civil Service Commission
George Carson
Dedication Of Sheffield Lodge Home Set For November 9
Lorain announces Sheffield Lodge F and A M will dedicate its new quarters at Pearl avenue and 32nd street on November 9. The announcement states the event will mark the lodge's new home and outlines the dedication details for members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Sheffield Lodge
Pearl Avenue
32Nd Street
Daughter of slain woman in church murder ostracized
The piece recounts Charlotte Mills, 18, daughter of Eleanor Mills, who was found slain with Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall in New Brunswick. She recalls being repulsed at the Hall home and notes Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall and her attorney refused to see her amid lingering suspicions five weeks after the killings. She sought sympathy and answers about the couple and wants to comfort the widow, Mrs. Hall, who remains isolated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutor
Essex County
Edward W. Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
James Milla
Charlotta Mills
Joseph Stricker
Middlesex County
Stricker
Charlotte Milla
Eleador Milla
New Brunswick
International News Service
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
Hall
Rev. Hall
Barbara Touch
Barbara
Charlotte
James Mills
Mrs. Hall
Timothy N. Pfeffer
Wes
Wellington resident Joseph Hinehower killed in auto crash
Joseph Hinehower 84, a well known Wellington resident and former G A R member, was struck and killed last night about 10 o clock while walking in the rain dark street by a car driven by Theodore Warner. Police exonerate Warner. coroner not likely to order an inquest. He leaves four daughters in Ohio and near Ohio. Funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Joseph Hinehower
Theodore Warner
Hinehower
Warner
Perry
Binebower
Oid
Alliance
Cleveland
Liquor Fine Cases Under Advisement In Elyria
The case of Steve Halli against the city of Elyria heard by Judge Redington ends with a guilty verdict for selling liquor and a $500 fine plus costs. Halli’s attorney appeals, challenging the affidavit for omitting the name of the person to whom the liquor was sold. The judge notes the omission fatal. the case is taken under advisement. Anna Popp of Lorain, convicted in police court of transporting liquor, sees her appeal heard by F A Stetson. the case is also taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Halli
Elyria
Redington
Halli
Jones
F O. Wilford
John Emery
Supreme Court
Baird
Crabbe
Anna Popp
Lorain
F. A. Stetson
Popp
Lake Avenus
Aquor
Sol Sack Granted Five Day Workhouse Sentence
Sol Sack of this city was arrested for driving 32 miles per hour and ordered to temporarily stay at the Warrenarlie workhouse after a Cleveland paper item. He was found guilty fined 26 dollars and costs plus five days in the workhouse. Washington October 24 six women representing the joint amnesty committee began picketing the White House demanding the release of political prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Sack
Warrenarlie
Cleveland
Costa
Washington
Joint Amnesty Committee
White House
Lincoln man visits Elyria hotel notable for church aid work
L C Jones of Lincoln Nebraska longtime secretary and director of fi nance for the Methodist Episcopal Board Hospitals and Homes. founder of the White Cross movement. staying at the Elyria hotel and assisting Dr G A Reeder and trustees to promote the home for the aged and related hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Jones
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lold
Board Hospitals and Homag
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria Hotel
Mr. Jones
Board of Hospitals and Homes
G. A. Reeder
Home For the Aged
Board of Trustees
Man fined for stabbing after Broad Street altercation
Peter Gendeder was fined 25 and costs after being found guilty of assault and battery by Mayor Jones for stabbing Leon Santos during a Broad Street quarrel. Santos had initially gained the upper hand before Gendeder drew a knife following an altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gendeder
Leon Santos
Broad Street
Jones
Santos
Gendeder
Two Killed Six Hurt In Crash Near Wooster Ohio
A head on collision on the Lincoln highway east of Wooster left two men dead Ora Kaufman and Glen Burt both Ashland residents and six injured including four Ashland people and three Wooster residents all hospitalized. The Ford touring car lacked lights. The Wooster group had been returning from Canton after a funeral. The injured include Mel Kaufman Texe Kulp Kurl Kaufman and Mrs Quicct Lucilla Queste Ed Capri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucilla Queste
Ed Capri
Wooster
Canton
Ford
Harding will not replace Sawyer as federal hospital chief
Washington, Oct. 24. President Harding declared he is eminently satisfied with General Charles E. Sawyer, his personal physician, as chief coordinator of the federal hospitalization board and has no plan to remove him. The move follows a charge of inefficiency by the American Legion at its New Orleans convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding m
Charles E. Sawyer
Federal Hospitalization Board
White House
Sawyer
American Legion
Legion
New Orleans
Cox
United States
Pomerane
Columbus
Davis
Donmahey
Candidates Speak Tonight at Ma Chinists Hall
Tonight at 7 30 voters may hear Lawrence Webber and W F Hurley speak for prosecuting attorney and Bob Rogers and F A Underhill discuss sheriff duties at Ma Chinists Hall 330 Broad Street admission free questions invited before the election town meeting promises practical discussion and civic value
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists Hall
Lawrence Webber
W. F. Hurley
Bob" Rogers
F A Underhill
Arrests in Cheapside thefts recover 11 suits
Police capture Frank Martines and two associates Dan Care and Joe Sabala after a store escape at People's Store on Cheapside. Nine new suits with altered IDs found at their attorney visit, two suits recovered on Chapala Street. All three charged with grand larceny and slated for arraignment this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martines
People's Store
Cheapside
Martines
Marthhea
Dan Care
Joe Sabala
Atreat
South Lorain
Seync
Chapalatreet
Will
Cox attacks on Ohio Dunn act sparks 1920s clash
Former Ohio governor Cox launched a partisan assault, urging voters to elect Vic Donahey and criticizing state supreme judges for upholding the Dunn act. Gouvernor Davis responded, defending his administration and accusing Cox of late campaigning. Mrs Kraus in Meigs county jail signals a possible break in silence about a $400,000 fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Cox
Bae
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Ben Hough
Delaware
Supreme Court
Hough
Formas
Vic Donahey
Triple Slayer Is Executed In Connecticut Crime Case
Emil Schutte formerly Haddam store keeper and constable, known as triple slayer, was hanged at state Prison in Wethersfield after being convicted of murdering Joseph Ball, his wife, and their son in Haddam six years earlier. A note from Julius Achutte and three siblings urged confession, but Schutte died without admitting guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethersfield
Conn
Emil Schutte
Haddam
State Prison
Julius Achutte
Schutte
Joseph Ball
Ravedias
Julius
Balla
Fra
Legisature Candidates Speak At Oberlin Meeting
At a League of Women Voters gathering in Oberlin on October 24 four candidates spoke while Prof. Lutz discussed proposed tax amendments Mrs H A Miller presided The first speaker Representative Tine Cotton sought re election on the Republican ticket He defended his votes saying he acted according to science and opposed reclassification and related measures He pledged changes if elected and urged voters to support his views
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
League of Woman Voters
Poke
Lutz
H. A. Miller
League of Women Voters
Tine? Cotton
Cotton
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rye
Peggy Beal
Upreme
Day
Ohioan
Naples
Fascists
Old Jealousy
Brunswick
N J
Wilbur A. Mott
Amherst
A.H. West
Binerower
Crossing Street
Sol
Ashland
National Legion
Gok
J. A. Miller
Meigs County
L Crazy Davis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!