Arrests Stir Indiana Over Dillinger Escape
Lake County authorities urged a grand jury to indict state officials accused of holding eight people as witnesses in the Crown Point jail breakout case. Prosector Estill called state police kidnappers, while Deputy AG Barce, acting for Gov. McNutt, vowed to arrest three more alleged principals. The eight were moved between a Monticello hotel and state cars as tensions rose in a politically charged confrontation.
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Crown Point
Ind
h—Lake County
John Dillinger
Robert G. Estil
J. Edward Barce
Paul V. McNutt
Estill
Barge
William Murray
Criminal Court
Grand Jury
Allen Twyman
Lroest
Blunk
Lew Baker
Harvey Keiser
Archie Dunn
Keiser
Dennis Dunn
Archie
Terry Garland
Here
Mary Boettscher
Garlands
Barce
Indianapolis
Murray
Senator Robinson touts reelection push amid smokescreen charge
Republican Sen. Arthur Robinson refused to discuss the case beyond saying he "knows a lot." He accused opponents of using a "po Mtieat smoke screen" as avrozy criticized prison conditions, signaling political framing of the issue.
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Arthur Robinson
Howenstine Talks at National Conference on Exceptional Children
E J Howenstine of the International Society for Crippled Children joined about 200 American educators and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt in Washington for a conference on education of exceptional children. He planned a talk outlining past work from Elyria and future needs to boost the crippled children movement. Mrs Roosevelt was to address a luncheon. The event, led by the U S Office of Education, aims to clarify support for exceptional children and coordinate programs among organizations. The conference runs today and closes tomorrow.
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E. J. Howenstine
Park Avenus
International Society For Crippled Children
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Howenstine
Elyria
Roosevelt
United States Office of Education
Federal Office of Education
Deaths: Susie Pollock and Edith Boice records
Susie Pollock 44 wife of John Pollock of 486 Jefferson Ave died Tuesday at Felima Memorial after a lingering illness. Born in Czechoslovakia December 24, 185 and longtime Elyria resident, she belonged to St Pauls church and the Elovah Workers Association. Survived by husband John, daughters Mrs George Kapina of Detroit and Susie Pollock at home, seven sons including John Andy and Steve at home, two grandchildren and two sisters. Remains taken from Bittner Funeral Home to the home. funeral Thursday at 1:30 then at St Pauls Evangelical Church at 2, Rev Ernst Inann officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Edith Boice, 67, widow of Arthur Boice, died at daughter’s home 212 George St after five weeks illness. Born in Washington April 24, 1887, resident of Elyria 16 years, member of Huntington M E Church, longtime church organist. Survived by daughter Mrs Treva West, granddaughter Mrs Frank Walker. Body to Sadie Funeral Home, then home for calling. funeral Saturday at 2 from the home with Huntington Cemetery burial.
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Susie Voiloch
John Pollock
Jefferson Avenue
Felima Memonai Reneat
Czechoslavekid
Elyria
Cantoraia
Pennsylvania
St. Paul's Church
Cue Elovah
Associaton
George Kapina
Detroit
Michigan
Susie Pollock
John
Andy
Steve
Anna Datka
Youngstown
Mary Patreguch
Europe
Bittner Funeral
Jereferson Avenue
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ernst Inann
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Edith Boice
Arthur Roaice
Treva Weet
George Street
Toiee
Waellingtom
M. E
Huntington
Ohio
West
Frank Walker
Elyria High Students Set Scholarship Records
Elyria High School reports unusually high scholarship totals during the first six weeks of the 1924 25 school year. The principal notes that 21 students achieved top marks while the overall grade distribution shows between 6 400 grades awarded and high scholarship records.
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Elyria High School
Shively
High Sehant
Business Women Observe Tenth Anniversary
Oberlin, Octover. The Oberlin Business and Provisional Women observed their tenth anniversary with a celebration last evening. Guests included former members and friends. Dinner was served in the private dining room of the helm. Decorations featured pumpkins and candy. Grace Brolett opened the program with songs, Erma Champnes gave a club history, Mrs Karl Hall led a piano solo, Electra Sage recalled reminisces, and Grace Morgan read fortunes wrapped in candy. The program ended with Auld Lang Syne. The regular meeting will be November 17 at 55 Street, Glen Princehorn.
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Oberlin
Aes Ina
Ory
The
Annes
Grace Brolett
Erma Champnes
Karl Hall
Electra Sage
Graer Morgan
Gienn Princehorn
Street
Parent Teacher Association meeting on Habits noted
The Pleasant Street Parent Teacher Association will meet in the auditorium Monday afternoon October 3 at 3 o clock. A round table discussion on Habits will be led by Mrs. van Dudley and featured from parent and primary teacher perspectives by Mrs. White and Mrs. Simpon. All parents are urged to attend.
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Pleasant Streek & Hour
Parent-Teacher Association
Auditoriam
van Dudley
White
Simpeon
Ex-Governor William E Sweat to Address Public Affairs Society
Former Colorado governor William E Sweat, long associated with the current administration, is slated to speak at Oberlin in a Public Affairs Society event. He will discuss the program and significance of the NOAA and its role within the administration.
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William E. Sweat
Colorado
Oberlin Fadar
Tis Tome
NOAA
Honors Leave Marks In School Rankings Of Grade Rooms
The period saw 27.2 percent of trades rated A and B while overall performance was steady with senior grades notably strong. First honors went to 9-B Geor giiana Taft home room. Vaughn 12-8, Klopfenstein 11-8, Fowell 11-B, Lake 1-R, and Rovena 12-F followed in the top sixth. Other high-ranking rooms included Linville 9-A, Raufas 12-A, Mink 9-3, Smith 9-8, Carl Smith 11-B, Glenn Baxter 9-B, Pink 9-B, Eisenmann 10-B, and Koppes 11-B.
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Srades
Shivele
Migs Georgiana Taft
W. J. Vaughn
Waa
Moss Klopfenstein
Glanys Fowell
Blanche Lake
Harry Rovena
Sehool
J.C. Linville
Frances Raufas
Mary K. Mink
A. T. Smith
Carl Smith
S i Glenn Baxter
J. D. Pink
Louella Eisenmann
C. W. Koppes
Monaco’s Small Yet Strategic Mediterranean State
The Independent Principality of Monaco on the Mediterranean covers eight square miles and hosts a population of about 26,000. Its army, though small in numbers, remains a notable feature of this microstate and reflects its unique defense arrangements and international status.
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Principality of
Monaco
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Aggve
Recovery Advocate Speaks on Tour and Colorado Election
Mr. Sweet discusses a two year recovery program and speaks with authority on his topic. He is touring the country and heads to Colorado for the upcoming election period.
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Sweet
Colorado
Unclear fragmentary notice of students and family relations
Fragmentary text mentions Cork and Holmes as students from an unidentified place, with references to Richard Dades and Mr and Mrs Piardlesy. Wary, war, and ages appear garbled, yielding no clear event or outcome.
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Ces Cork
Holmes
Richard Dades
Dan Piardlesy
Peter Thar
Srey
Low Sen
CHE te WILT HAE FAME First tured wy evening program
Local notes describe a Tuesday event at James Brand Hoes with an alae supper at 6 45 pm and a meeting led by Dean Graham with a lecture on Japan. Professor Hantitean is to speak on Reconstructive Foreps. An Odd Fellows gathering and practice session are listed, followed by a community feed. Several residents are noted as recent visitors or travelers, including Mrs Rosa Hayes and Mr Henry Johnson, with reports of trips to New York and California.
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Graham
Japan
Hantitean
Edward Psa
Rosa Hayes
New York
Myre Donald
Henry Johnson
Viewrland
Frank Johnson
Gratton Street
Prudential sues Murphy for 1883 loan in Lorain note
The Prudential Insurance Company filed suit against James Murphy of Lorain for 1883 allegedly due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Lorain property is asked. Nina Adams filed a salutaory action against Russell Hutchings in common pleas court. appeal from Justice Petro's court. A Lorain jury awarded Margaret Howell 5000 in a collision case against an automobile on 28th Street near Saneca Avenue.
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Prudential Insurance Company
James Murphy
Lorain
Nina Adams
Russell Hutchings
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Petro
Carabineers of the Prince and the Snappers clash
A brief report notes a confrontation between the Carabineers of the Prince and the Snappers of the Principality. The text records names of the two groups and hints at a regional or ceremonial dispute without detailing the outcome or context.
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The
Carabineers of the Prince and the
Snappers of the
Principality
Federal Government To Restore Pay Out
The federal government will restore the five percent pay reduction for its employees beginning April 4 1935 President Roosevelt announced. He said budget estimates will remove the reduction as cost of living is expected to rise by July and an increase in values should ease debt payments.
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Rousevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago bids farewell to Expo at closing ceremony
Chicago marked the end of its Century of Progress exposition with a citywide holiday as crowds streamed through midways and pavilions. Mayor Edward J. Kelly urged farewell, schools closed, stores shut, and a final night finale capped the 15 month run amid aerial displays and lakefront celebrations.
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Chicago
Lake Midienn
Pompeio
Edward J. Kelly
Arcturus
Tomah Rufus
Dases
Teeastaen
Second Burglary At Laundry Reported After Theft
Local police received a report of a second burglary at the suns line Laundry located at Clark and Winegles streets this week. Thieves cut tools and items of moderate value. a desk was used earlier and 8279 was taken. Potree behere boys are said to be responsible for the thefts. Police also asked to help locate George B Barri con of Belden, missing since Sunday after leaving the Cher tin Light Plant for Cleveland. He is 27, about 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 165 pounds.
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Suns Line
Clark and
Winegles
Poice
Belden
Polier
George B. Barricon
Chertin Light Plant
Cleveland
California Awaits Word From Creel In Gubernatorial Race
San Francisco reports a tense California campaign as Creel’s voters await his chosen candidate to “save the state from hare brained experiments.” The question focuses on Creel’s vote and the Los Angeles visit of FLT O’Connor, with Merheim, Sinclair, and Waight awaiting his final decision before calculations in the heated race. Creel’s ordainment of a candidate would signal a national administration blessing. He remains in place but is expected to declare this week.
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San Francisco
California
Golden State
Hallowe'’en
Grorce Creel
O'onnor
Los Angeles
Washington
Frank F. Merfhaim
Upton Sinclair
Socialiat
Creel
Raymond I. Waieht
Organize Draft Horse Assn forms in Lorain County farm area
Indications that draft horse popularity is rising on Lorain County farms strengthened last night at Wellington as nearly 100 horse owners and breeders gathered. About 50 joined the new Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association of Lorain County, electing nine directors and officers led by William Murray as president and Charles Wise as vice president. The group outlined aims to improve horse breeding and farming, form junior 4H style clubs, promote shows at fairs, and encourage purebred sires with proper dams while supporting seed horse exchange. Collaboration with statewide groups and lessons from Wayne County and a Canadian buyer were noted as guidance for reviving the local horse industry.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Wilam Murray
Rochester
Charles Wise
Belden
D. G
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Lorain Conatians
Ruasell Illes
Wayne County Draft Horses Association
Rice
Wayne County
Ohio
Canada
Markets and Livestock Prices Mixed in Cleveland Report
Markets feature a chaotic mix of produce and livestock values. Cattle, hogs, and sheep show varied quotes at Cleveland, with butter and eggs also noted alongside extensive produce listings for apples, beets, broccoli, lettuce, and tomatoes.
Indian Squaw Lively At 114 In Sudbury Ontario
Marie Anne Tamokweg an Ojibway squaw born in 1830 is Canada’s oldest woman living in a Whitefish Lake Indian Reserve shack. At 114 she chops wood traps game and smokes a pipe daily. She supports herself with her widowed daughter Genevieve and travels by canoe and sleigh to gather fuel.
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Sudbury
Whitefish Lake
Marie Anne Tamokweg
Canada
Maria
Genevieve
Seventeen Citizenship Petitions Filed at Court
Seventeen petitions for citizenship were filed with the clerk of courts yesterday. Deputy clerk Mrs. Jana Saywell reported the filings. Petitions will be eligible for the May citizenship hearing.
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Jana Saywell
China Currency Comprised of Taels Dollars and Bank Notes
A historical note explains China’s coinage and paper money based on silver. It lists taels as unit currency, alongside dollars, copper cash, and various bank notes used in exchange. The description highlights a silver standard system and the mix of metal and paper forms in circulation.
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China
Political meeting outlines union contract tensions in Cleveland
Hoth discussed legislative service and taxation aims for constituents as DW Sewaed introduced the event sponsor. Speakers included State Senator Smolka and judge candidate Crate McBride. Union demands centered on a closed shop while Cleveland firms faced possible closure. a conciliatory tone was noted by A L Faulkner describing the situation as neither strike nor walkout.
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Hoth
DW Sewaed
Barman
Democratic Counts Executive Committee
Charles Truar
Bucyrus
Segard
Smolka
Cleveland
Crate McBride
Hillsboro
State Supreme Court
War shooting drama ends in courtroom crowds
Testimony recounts a violent quarrel where shots rang out as a flagging battle over fear and self defense unfolded. Family members wept during arguments while prosecutors labeled the defendant’s memory selective and the defense argued it was self defense. The eight day trial drew packed rooms as closing statements neared.
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Stevens
Mike
Florence
Darren
Malcolm Thompson
Bert Adams
Agreement reached on union arbitration and reinstatement terms
The document outlines procedures for intimidation to compel union membership and an agreement that, for any disputes, neither side will strike or lock out. Arbitration may order reinstatement and back pay for employees found discriminated against. The agreement remains in effect until June 16, 1995.
Distribution Of Mattresses Begins
The relief mattress factory distributed 22 mattresses this week through W. B. Young to Ely needy families, with 108 made so far. Distribution aims first at Lorain county then statewide, only to those recommended by case workers. Old mattresses are burned per state policy. Made from government surplus cotton and ticking by recycled labor.
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Relief
County Teles
W. BR. Young
Elyria
Lorain County
Young
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