Supreme Court ends Lorain bridge fight in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court denied Lorain County Commissioners a rehearing and review of the Court of Appeals ruling blocking the Lecain Memorial bridge. The decision bars further action to issue about 2.2 million dollars for the bridge over Black River between Colorado Avenue and Broadway in Lorain. The case began with Joseph Finegold seeking immunity against the county. the appeals court upheld his position, and the supreme court earlier sustained that ruling. The commissioners added a rehearing motion, which was denied. Continued on page 2.
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State Supreme Court
Lorain County
Court of Appeals
Lecain Memorial
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Black River
Colorado Avenue
Broadway
Lorain
Vominion Pleas Court
Joseph Finegold
Supreme Court
Ten Indicted by Lorain County Grand Jury
Announcement of nineteen indictments by the Lorain county grand jury was made late Monday afternoon. Six indictments were public and four secret. Foreman E. E. Foster led the jury. Indicted: Albert McCoy non-support, Louis J. Caywood non-support, Miks Lachisky alias Mike Laskey shooting with intent to kill, Edward Kandlerz burglary and larceny, Raymond Coleman non-support, Milford Horace abandoning a pregnant woman. Frank Kindy and Walter Knitter had cases passed. No true bills: Stanley Budskey assault and battery, Vuc Marsh selling real estate without a broker license, Joe Evanish manslaughter, Alec Vargo assault. Jury recessed until November 20. Lorain conditions review to continue.
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Lorain County Grand Jury
E. E. Foster
Albert McCoy
Louis J. Caywood
Miks Lachisky
Mike Laskey
Edward Kandlerz
Raymond Coleman
Milford Horace
Frank Kindy
Walter Knitter
Betty Hey- Wood
Stanley Budskey
Batte Vuc. Marsh
Joe Evanish
Alec Vargo
Lorain
State Supreme Court refuses to review Elyria woman appeal
The Ohio state supreme court declined to review Mattie Winn Ellyria s appeal seeking a directive to Lorain county court of appeals to certify a record in a custody and maintenance case involving Clifford Wynn, son of the widow and Charles Wranaraing. action was brought in county court.
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Elyria
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Mattie Winn
Ellyria
Lorain County Court of Appeals
Clifford Wynn
Annelant
Charles Wranaraing
New Elyria Home for Aged begins fireproof four story building
The Elyria Home for the Aged nears completion of a new four story brick wing adding sixty rooms and a hospital on the top floors. The 186 by 81 foot structure connects with the Taft Memorial Building and features a concrete ramp, fireproof construction, and full dining and chapel facilities. Completion expected by December 20 with total cost about 156000. The project, designed by Silsbee and Smith, is part of a broader expansion that will ease overcrowding in two flanking mansions already housing fifty women and five men. The home, chartered in 1900, now serves multiple denominations and remains under Methodist operation.
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West Avenue
G. A. Reeder
Reeder
Elyria
Myria
Walter
K. S. Silsbee
Alva C. Smith
Niyria
Ilenry Heidrich Je Oie
Smith Hoover clash in Atlantic Seaboard campaign tour
Governor Alfred E. Smith prepared to answer Hoover charges of state socialism as he opened the battle of the Atlantic Seaboard with a tour through Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Hoover, back in Washington, felt buoyed by a New York City reception and eyed a New York State victory. Senator Norris endorsed Smith’s opponent in Omaha, while Hughes defended the Republican ticket, and Robinson pressed farm votes as Curtis prepared a final East stand in Rocheers. Pittsfield Massachusetts saw tariff attacks on Smith.
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Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Smith
Boston
Washington
New York City
New York State
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Omaha
Progressive League
Alfred S. Smith
Charles Evans Hughes
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Rocheester
Pittsfield
Maza
Changhys
State Board Orders Emergency Elections to Prevent Ballot Meltdown
Secretary of State Brown issued emergency instructions to eighty eight county boards in Ohio to prevent ballot machinery from breaking down on Election Day. Local boards must survey precincts, add voting places and booths, and appoint deputy clerks where needed to ensure every voter standing at 6 30 pm can vote. The Lorain County staff expect to handle existing divisions without changes.
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Secretary of State
Lorain County
Election Board
Columbus
Brown
Ling
Boards of Elections
Dry Federation Announces Three County Meetings
The Lo rain County Dry Federation announced three more dry meetings to be held by the Flying Squadron. The first is Thursday at Penfield schoolhouse with Judges A R Webber and Don Myers speaking, music by the school orchestra. Friday at Vincent school features Reverend Edwin Kirby, with candidates invited to speak. Sunday at Columbia Station Baptist church will have Judge Webber and Myers as speakers.
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Dry Federation
Lorain County
Federation
Penfield
A. R. Webber
Don Myers
Vincent School
Edwin Kirby
Columbia Station
The
Baptist Church
Ohio marks 125 years with Progress Exposition opening
Ohio celebrates 125 years of growth from its territorial origins to a modern industrial and agricultural state. The Ohio Progress Exposition opens tomorrow at the Columbus auditorium, featuring only Ohio made products and a ten day display organized by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce with exhibits from Cambridge Cleveland Toledo Dover and other cities.
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United States
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Cambridge
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Dover
Tropton
Lima
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Mt.Gilead
North Canton
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Eckener's Plans Depend On Weather
DETROIT October 24 The arrival and possible mooring of the Graf Zeppelin above Detroit hung on weather conditions. Count von Brandenstein Zeppelin, heir of the airship inventor, spoke at Dearborn with Edsel Ford and other Ford officials, saying Eckener had not finalized plans and was conditional on the forecast.
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Mich
Ford
Ford Motor Company
United Press
von Brandenstein-Zeppelin
Dearborn
Edsel Ford
Wm. B. Mayo
Hugo Eckener
Defense motion in Cicco trial overruled by judge
The state won a tentative victory as Judge A F R Webber overruled a defense motion for a directed verdict in the Louis Cicco case. The ruling held that even minimal evidence of guilt warrants jury consideration. The defense then called E J Hawkins, an auto salesman from Lorain, to testify.
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Louis Ciceco
A. F R. Webber
Webber
E. J. Hawkins
Lorain Auto
Farage
Speakers Named for Anti-Saloon League Dinner at First Methodist
Howard Hyde Russell founder of the Anti-Saloon League will speak at a complimentary dinner Thursday night at the First Methodist Church. Other speakers include Georges W. Morrow secretary Dr Frank Gingdon of Lansing Michigan and Robert P Carson lecturer and Colorado city Democrat. convite list and committee names provided with chair George H Chamberlin and secretary Mrs Edwin Kirby.
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First Methodist Church
Anti- Saloon League of America
Georges W. Morrow
League
Frank Gingdon
Lansing
Michigan
Robert P. Carson
Colorado Ciry Democrat
Morrow
Prohibition
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Chared
George H. Chamberlin H
Edwin Kirby
Frank Ayres
Charles J. Crehore
N. Kellogg Day
Nellie M. Hill
Ralph Hurst
Ro EL Jackson
Anna Kesurdy
DD. W. Lawrence
E. Monroe
Elmer S. Smith
James Thomas
PD. S. Troxei
A. HE. Taylor
H. C. Wilcox
A. R. Webber
Walter J. Wright
Hoover to Speak in St Louis on November 2
President Herbert Hoover will depart for California November 1 and speak in St Louis the night of November 2. The trip will pass through Western Maryland, West Virginia, and Kentucky with several personal appearances. The full itinerary toward Palo Alto and his voting plans will be announced later today.
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Herbert Hoover
California
St Louis
St. Louis
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hoover
Palo Alto
Campaign Budget Set for 1929 Community Chest Drive
The executive committee fixed the community chest budget at 8500 for 1929 and planned a campaign from November 19 to 27 with King Fauver as chairman. They increased funds for Associated Charities and Salvation Army to meet rising needs, while Home for the Aged and the library had no new provision this year.
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Associat Ed Charities
Salvation Army
Associats’ Ed
Home For the
Counteh Lee
al Eng Wrtigh
Associated Charities
Boy Scouts
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Eee
Elyria Historica
Elyria Memorial Association
Ween
Gates Home For
Women's Auxiliary
VY. M.C. AL Pee Naan
W. CG. AL Eeeee Ees
Smith O Ts Out On Final Tour
Gov. Alfred E. Smith leaves Albany on the final tour of his presidential campaign. A special Democratic train carries him to Springfield Worcester and Boston where he will respond to Hoover charges of socialist tendencies. He plans to deliver a labor speech in Boston but postpones it to answer the Republican critique. Mrs Smith and their daughter Emily Warner accompany him.
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N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Springfield
Worcester
Boston
Mass
Herbert Hoover
New York
Smith
Hoover
Emily Warner
York
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