Parole possible for Leopold and Loeb in 1935 says official
Chicago Sept 1 Hinton C Clabaugh the pardons and paroles supervisor says Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold may be eligible for parole as early as 1935, after review of Joliet convicts records. Crowe vows to oppose any move toward freeing the teen killers of Bobby Franks despite complex sentence structure and potential time off for good behavior.
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Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Hinton C. Clabaugh
Richard Oeb
Nathan Leopold
Thrill
Caverly
Clabough
Robert K. Crowe
Ard y Declares It Big Year
Ardys year ahead seen as strong with high hopes for Incas. W O McClellan notes widespread interest in the work of the F and broad cooperation. Boys Department led by Jack Siekkinen plans for the coming year including a membership campaign to enroll new members starting the week of September.
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Incas
M.C. A
W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Jack Siekkinen
Soviet debts and recognition policy outline debated
The article discusses claims against Soviet debtors totaling about 86,000,000 and notes talks on repudiation and possible settlement with the American government without recognition. It cites prior policy by Harding and Coolidge secretary Hughes, outlining conditions for recognition including property restoration, debt recognition, anti-propaganda measures, and economic reforms aligned with American private property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
National City Bank
J. B. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Coolidge
Education reform rhetoric on government and curriculum
The speaker argues American youth should study a classified curriculum and fundamentals of the subjects they pursue. He urges personalized training, discovery, and exposure to new truths, warning against clinging to old theories and calling for teachers to face emerging facts.
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Etter
Continahigiin
Wei
Girl Sues for 10900 After Auto Crash In Lorain
Steve Vital by his mother Rote Vital files in Dominion Pleas Court for $10,900 damages from George Toth of Aa02 Ef tuth Street Lorain. The action stems from a July fourth fan accident when a machine driven by Toth overturned at Stop six on the West River route. The boy rode in the rear seat. petition claims recklessness and excessive speed caused injuries including sleeplessness and nervousness.
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Steve Vital
Rote Vital
Dominion
George Toth
Tuth Street
Lorain
Toth
West River
Saul
Columbus minister new president of Lutheran synod
In Columbus, the evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio and neighboring states elected Dr Helm as the new president at the forty ninth convention. He succeeds Rev G E Freseman of Baltimore, who had served as acting president after a recent death. Delegates gathered to discuss policy including a proposed organic merger with the Iowa Synod.
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Umbith
Kay
Hein
TTR
Columbus
Eivangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio
Ota Deleputes
Helm
Eleetel
G.e. D. Freseman
Baltinore
Bopy
Fey
Onin
Towa
World War II aviator Bettis dies in Alleghenies crash
Lieut Cyrus K Bettis famed army aviator lost in a fog crash in the Allegheny mountains fourteen miles east of here. He and two other aviators departed from Philadelphia last Monday en route to Selfridge Field, Michigan. Bettis survived the initial crash, crawled from wreckage, and endured hours before rescue. He was later hospitalized in Washington.
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Rellemponti
Cyrus K. Bettis
Here
Bettis
Philadelphia
Selfridge Field
Mien
Bet-ts
Ma Toss
Beras
Bellefanty Harpiuad
Walterkegd Hospital
Washington
Political races in late hours of campaign
The article reports tight contests in state races with anti Me Adloy candidates Justus Wardell and Jane Teodore Dockweier leading for governor and senate nominees. Upton Sincaly runs socialist governor bid. Baron Flits seems to win lieutenant governor for Republicans, while Dunbar is unopposed for Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Wardell
anti-MeAdoo
Carl Alex Johnson
McAdoo
Jane Teodore Dockweier
antiMeAdloy
John W. Eliott
Secretary of the Treasury
Upton Sincaly
Baron
Court awards $1998.50 against Seaman Coal and Supply Co
This morning in the court of common pleas an incitement award of 1998 dollars and 50 cents was issued against Seaman Coal and Supply Company. details on the judgment and involved parties are limited in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Wncuvy Amano Aye and Transport Company
Seaman Coal and Supply Company
Court of Common Pleas
Local News In a Few Lines Maron
Local notes show office income of 1400 from August and a larger sum in a prior period, with building permits totaling 8675 issued recently. Permits include garages and dwellings for several residents along Fairlawn, Denaisen, West Seventh, and Cleveland streets, while a patrol of cowboys and a bicycle club election unfold alongside a house fire on 16th Street with minor damage. The story blends municipal finances, construction activity, law-and-order anecdotes, club news, and a local blaze.
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Joe Dubna
Fairlawn Avernue
Harold Bureh
Denaisen Avenue
Eugene
Muller
Ote Gus Fomn
Wooster Court
Charies Court
Pielok
West
Mars
FL Blauvelt
Charles Court
OG. A. Miller
Cleveland Street
Rotary committee chairmen named at club meeting
Rotary Club of Lowell yesterday named committee chairs as Don Ward presided over the routine meeting. The club plans to resume inviting out-of-town speakers to its luncheons at the next session, extending its policy of broader guest speakers.
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Rotary Committee
Slusms
Che Mombrra
Don Ward
Lowell Bate
Phy Club
Cleveland Attorney to Address Kiwants
Cleveland lawyer John M. McChord, attorney for the Cleveland avuta MOWLO clu, Will andress Wo Ta wale eluly, announced this morning he will address the matter in the CLA, the Marrow, etyly arr Ti. 1a, Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Woman Notified Of Fathers Death Near Lorain
A fragmented local notice reports a woman notified of her father’s death near Lorain. Details are unclear due to damaged text but place names suggest Woolland Avenue and St. Jesenl’s pile. Further verification needed for full facts.
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Pathers
Woolland Avenue
Lorain
St. Jesenl's
Pleads Not Guilty to Disorderly Conduct Charge
A person identified as George Willams of Clovehind pleaded not guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in court this morning. The arrest was made by Sharin patieast Night, and the defendant was released on bail pending a hearing before Magnus Thailesen on September 8.
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George Willams
Clovehind
Sharin
CURVELANDER PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN COURT
Cleveland man Bardo appears in police court to answer a charge of driving while intoxicated. He pleads not guilty to the single charge and will be heard in Sept. He gave $20 to appear for a probable hearing. Police report a disturbance on Wert Rita Street but officers found no disturbers. Liberty bonds quoted with mixed up figures. Vienna offer lists 25 600 apartments at sixty five cents a month for single men and a maya city discovery in State of Guerrero.
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Curvelander
Bardo
Cleveland
Pales Court
March
Renna Rireet
Paltre Court
Rita Street
Mair
Viennna
Earl Tho
Vienna
Ad Sen
State of
Chispas
Mexico
Guerrero
New York crime commission studies causes of crime
The New York State crime commission, authorized by the last Legislature, begins a thorough study of crime with aims to submit recommendations to the 1947 Legislature. Led by Senator Caleb T Haumes, the panel will examine causes, penal institutions, court procedures, and punishment, including youth influences and welfare programs.
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Albany
New York State Crime Commission
Capitol
Caleb Tf. Haumes
Newburgh
Cig Commission
Raumes
Eleairman
Baumes Erie
New York
Privon
Commission Today
Iwi
Chilhood
Thalehildren
Narcan
New York City
Foam organization in Lorain plans bridge sale drive
A Lorain district booster group formed to push a proposed one million dollar Lorain County Memorial Viaduct. Officers include R J Aspin president and J J Boone treasurer. a five member committee will aid advertising. The campaign aims to persuade voters, with a colored bridge drawing and cost estimates. Speakers included Wendell P Brown and County officials.
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Lorain
Hooster
Lorain County Memorial
Lorain County
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Aspin
Je. We. Bell
FG. Curtiss
J. J. Boone
Operos
J. Moyer
D.C. Standon
FW. SS
Wheatley
Art Rares
Gonoreeter
Uta Organiaation
Iran Lorain
Prahet
Wendell PL Brown
Thros
Ale Town
Murray
Rhoads
County Surveryar C. Td
Wiggs
Etty
Electric shark injury sparks $19,000 suit in Lorain
Alexander Fayehas, 17, sues The Ohio Public Service Company in common pleas court claiming an electric shock at Oakwood Park, Lorain, caused severe burns and nervous system trauma after contact with a charged counterweight cable for park lights. His father Giesa Fayehas filed the petition.
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Common Pleas Court
Alexander Fayehas
Ohio Public Service Company
Giesa Fayehas
Thirtyfirst
Lorain
Oakwood Park
Sye~tein
Reservations debated at world court conference in Geneva
The session opened with jurists from signatories reviewing proposed United States reservations to world court entry. Two reservations were accepted with little debate while the third faced sharp opposition led by Sir George Foster who said it gave the U S veto over amendments. Doctor Van Eysinga was elected president as sessions began to be public. Swanson of Virginia and Burton of Ohio observed from the gallery.
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Geneva
United States
Powe
Vlere
George Foster
Ile Third Reservation
van Eysynga
Holland
Swanson
Virginia
Burton
Ohio
Oil Leaders Split Over Government Control
A sharp split emerged among oil industry leaders on whether the government should regulate the nation’s oil supply. J. L. Doherty of New York argued for conservation of natural resources as paramount, taking issue with Charles Evans Hughes, who claimed no immediate need for control.
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Y Washington
Bon Wenty JL. Doherty
New York
Charles. Evans Hughes
American Petroleum Institute
Doherty
Get-Together Of Ohio Y M C A Secretaries In Oberlin
The annual Get-Together of Ohio Y M C A secretaries will be held at Oberlin from September 2 to 8 with a Pow-Wow at the convention. Thomas W. Graham and Rollin H. Walker will speak in advance addresses. Wey McClellan will lead recreation and fellowship activities Friday.
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Ohio
Ghetlin
Y. MW
Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin Gradiate School of Sheology
Rollin HT. Walker
Oia
Wisloran
Giraham
Sanday Ardur
Wey McClellan
Elyria Y. MC. AL
Renew Efforts To Find Robbers In Dunaln Ohio
Renewed efforts to catch two gunmen who raided Ge Toulin jewelry store at 600 Broadway in Dunaln Ohio after a police chase. Sheriff Frank Underhill joined the hunt today, linking the robbers to a prior Crafton Milling Company safe robbery. No decisive evidence yet. the pursued pair abandoned a car on Seventh Street after a gun battle with police.
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Dunaln
Tad
Indictments Loom in Canton Murder Probe
Canton Ohio September news reports three indictments in the Donat Mallett murder case. Investigators aim to present a strong case to Stark County grand jurors, with five possible defendants considered. Witnesses Thelma Davis Par patrol officer Catherine Barnes and Pegey Cavanaugh are summoned, while two others seek subpoenas in Cleveland and Chicago.
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Canton
Donat
Ory
Cincinnati
Patrick Eugene McPermatt
Thelma Davis
Thelma Davis. Employe In the Hoarding Base Visited By ‘Par,’ Eput Cep
Moelledt
Pegey Cavanaugh
Catherine Barnes
McDermott
Cleveland
Chicago
Spain’s bid for League seat denied for now
Geneva dispatch reports Spain’s request for a permanent seat in the League of Nations was denied for the time being by the League Council’s reorganization committee. Germany had earlier secured a permanent seat but did not participate in today’s discussion along with Poland, which also sought a seat.
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Geneva
Spain
League of Nations
League Council
Propitingus
Germany
Eariier
Sprain
Poland
Markets Across Cleveland and Chicago Trade News
Market reports from Cleveland and Chicago describe butter, eggs, poultry, apples, potatoes, wheat, lard, and cattle with varied receipts and prices. Notable items include higher poultry values, steady egg quotes, and mixed grain prices while a large electrical test references 8,000 horsepower consumed during a recent clash.
Four Lorain County Women File Suits for Wor Today
Four Lorain County women filed divorce petitions in the common pleas court this morning. Anna Prather of Elyria seeks separation and alimony from J G Prather, claiming neglect and absence. Katherine Shepard, married two months, seeks divorce from C W Shepard for failing to provide a home and alimony. Rosel Homolya of Lorain asks for property and child support due to neglect, with an order to restrain entry to the home. Clara Yourkvitch, a minor, accuses Henry Yourkvitch of beating her and seeks alimony and custody of their child.
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Jorain County
Ccommon Pleas Court
Anna Prather
Elyria
J. G. Prather
Ute
Katherine Shepard
C. WY. Shepard
Henry Yourkvitch
Pirates Acquire Star Hurlers in Indianapolis Deal
In Indianapolis, the Pittsburgh Pirates reportedly agreed to trade Carmen ITM star hurler to the Indianapolis club led by president Wile Viaan C. Smith Jr. for immediate delivery of HII for 0,000 and two players to join next season.
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Indianapolis. Pt. I
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carmen Itm
Indianapolis Association
Wile Viaan C. Smith, Jr
Indianapolis
Traffic lights to be installed on Triad Street soon
Traffic signals four in number with automatic control will be installed along Broad Street at East Avenue and other locations in the near future. Ohio Public Service Company rents the units to the city for 12.5 percent per month per light. Lights from Farr Warne, Ind. are en route and expected to be installed with minimal delay once received.
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Wil Lo
West Avenue
East Avenue
Triad Street
Tulurve
Ry Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Farr Warne
Ind
Johnson i
Cleveland
Sisnala
Broad St
Middle Avnue
Mill and Court
Ameal Weer Avenue
WTO
Jmhusan Esid
Crude Oil Production In U S Rises Across Regions
Production of crude oil shows a steady rise with August daily totals at 2 0 0 barrels per day in the United States. California and midcontinent fields report strong daily averages while Atlantic and Gulf ports post a notable daily import average of 175 286 barrels, up from the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Atlante
Gille
Ohio banks show splendid gains in year
Ohio banks reported robust gains for the fiscal year ending last June with increased resources deposits and loans across cities led by Canton. Superintendent Scott Jacque said banks overall posted higher deposits totaling 1 476 119 192 and loans rising to 7 000 48, while resources stood at 1 20 14410, with June 20 1925 figures cited for comparison.
Fine roads progress and local construction notes
A fragmented report details road work arrival and ongoing construction in the Lorain area. Mentions a hospital erection fund and a funeral service, with references to local firms and officials, and dates or times not clearly readable.
Unclear historic meeting notes outline family visit
Fragmented OCR text references Mra Leola Barker and Mrs Cle with mentions of a Sunday visit. Several garbled names and roles appear, including Mrs and Mr attendees, an auxiliary evening event, and a planned housing cylinder erection. The passage lacks coherent structure.
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Ana Hter
Tauvly
Pianae
Hatephard
Cylind
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