Father fights extradition to save son in matricide case
Seattle Sept. 7 A finish fight directed by Dr H N to save his son from conviction on a charge of matricide in Streator Ill was indicated today as preparations were made to return Harry Hill to his home state Attorneys employed by the physician to defend his son said they will not permit extradition without a fight Hearing on the fugitive warrant before Governor Hartley was set for tomorrow The youth arrested Saturday is charged with shooting his mother to death and burying her body in the basement He admitted his identity denied the charge and police believed return would be swift
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harry Hill
Hill
Roland H. Hartley
Dartmouth Seniors End 8000 Mile Motor Trip Near Hanover
Dartmouth college seniors Phil Sherman and Bill Brant completed an 8000 mile journey in a 1922 model car bought for fifty dollars. They paused in Blyssy after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kimball before continuing home to Hanover, New Hampshire, from Yellowstone and other western sites to reach campus when it opened in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
New Hampshire
Phil Sherman
Bill Brant
Dartmouth College
Blyssy
A. W. Kimball
Fourth Street
Yellowstone National Park
Dartmouth
Death Notice Mrs Herbert Hamilton at Amherst
Mrs Herbert Humiston aged fifty nine died Tuesday evening at 6 00 pm at her home 749 Cleveland avenue Amherst after illness of about a month She is survived by husband one daughter Mrs Edwin Lehman of Amherst and a granddaughter Funeral services will be held from the home Friday afternoon at one thirty with Rev Hauck officiating Burial in Elmwood cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hamilton
Herbert Humiston
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Edwin Lehman
Hauck
Elmwood Cemetery
Remove Second Body From Fostoria Fire Debris
The second unidentified man’s body was recovered from the Union Stock Yards ruins in Fostoria Ohio. The deceased could not be identified due to severe burns. two lives were lost in the Friday fire that destroyed the yards with an estimated $190,000 damage. The other victim was later identified as James Cummings of Fort Wayne Indiana and will be buried in Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
James A. Neal
Ft. Wayne
Ind
James Cummings
Fostoria
County fair Holstein show results and awards
The report details Holstein and Ayreshire classes with winners from Pittsfield Penfield and Rochester. Richard Harris of Pittsfield wins senior Holstein heifer first and grand champion. Leona Buell and War Pelton place in senior classes. Jersey divisions prize winners include Maced and Francis McConnell. Betts of Penfield shows strong dairy with five month milk yield and fat. Lorain County residents win various prizes including Percheron in draft classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Phillips
Brighton
Warne Buell
Penfield
Richard Harris
Pittsfield
Nelson McDonald
Warren Pelton
Leona Buell
War Pelton
Harris
TI Frank Parsons
dAyrehire
Gailbert Betts
Panfield
Ayreshire
Marvon Gotta
Pentield
Francis McConnell
Fittsheld
Plac Culbert Byte
Tathermne Schulz
Galsbert Betts
Parrenedd
Lorain County
Imidluide
William Mare
Rochester
Percheren
Percheran Mure
Fireworks Permit Granted Before Fairground Display
Service director James A Hewitt asked the council to permit Lorain County Agricultural Association to display fireworks and stated bond had been furnished. permission granted. Salvation Army sent Detroit youths back home after injuries from a Huntington wreck Saturday night with fares paid due to destitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
James A. Hewitt
Lorain County Agricultural Association
Hewitt
Salvation Army
Detroit
Kenneth Beattie
Ed ‘Homan
Ner Huntington
Poor Hydrants on Hospital Grounds Spark Council Inquiry
Complaints about unsatisfactory water hydrants near and on hospital grounds were referred by the city council's fire and police committee for investigation. Police reports from the county fair noted orderly crowds and no cases at the local court this week, while a collision at Birmingham Four Corners left a Berlin Heights coupe damaged and minor injuries to Mrs. Hattie Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Police Committee
Harry Hinkson
Chronicle Telegram
Birmingham Four Corners
Hattie Ackerman
Berlin Heights
Clarksfield
Ackerman
Arrests of Two Drivers for Overloading
Charles FE. Justice of Cleveland was arrested last night by Deputies Joseph Maiden and James Rundle for driving an overloaded truck. He pled guilty before Justice J. George and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. TW. T. McCampbell of Omaha Nebraska was arrested on a similar charge by Deputies Maiden and Eddie Herzog and fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE
Cleveland
Joseph Maiden
James Rundle
J. George
TW. T. McCampbell
Omaha
Neb
Eddie Herzog
Granting permission to install gas tanks at Abbey and Cleveland
The fire and police committee urged the city council to grant Columbia Refin nz Co. permission to place additional gas tanks at the Abbey road and Cleveland street intersection, pending approval from the fire chief. The council accepted the committee report. The meeting also referred a request to accept the Ohio street deed from Glenwood to Gulf to the streets and sidewalks committee, the city solicitor and city engineer, with a paving program consideration for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Refin Nz Co
Abbey Road
Cleveland Street
Ohio Street
Dan Symons
W. A. Ely
Rito
Glenwood Street
Gulf Street
City Council
Symons
City Grants Street Intersection Paving Following Petition
A report from the streets and sidewalk committee recommended granting the petition from Murharh ot]ana Supply Co to pave a triangular area at the intersection of North Street and West Bridges Street. The city council approved the measure at its meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murharh Ot]ana Supply Co
North Streat
West Rridges Street
City Asked to Pay for Tire Damage From Manhole
A petition presented to the city confers that A Revanols of Thew Shovel On asks the city to cover tire damage claimed near a manhole cover. The matter was referred to the city solicitor and committee for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manes
Mittec
Damaged Car Reported Near Fair Grounds After Collision
Police were told a car near the fair grounds was badly damaged in a collision with a truck driven by WH Malayk. One side of the vehicle was smashed. A separate report says a scooter was stolen from 606 Middleave Tite after a storefront exit, with no purchaser found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Duntoe
Murti Tide
Wlear
Fair Grounds
WH. Malayk
Charles Fell
Middle Avenue
Sheriff Returns Car After Recovery From Lorain Health Nurse
The sheriff's department recovered a frozen car taken from a Lorain health nurse and found it on Senaca road near Stone Yellow Line, returning it to the owner. Atlas Cap Manufacturing Co. of Taleda filed suit against Mina Levin of 352 Broadway Lorain seeking $248 alleged due on goods sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Lorain
Senaca Road
Stone
Yellow Line
Atlas Cap Manufacturing Co
Taleda
Mina Levin
Broadway
Firemen Repaint Station No 1 Exterior
Firemen at station one are applying new green paint to wooden portions around the building with the helfrey used Tuesday and the west side today. Separately a divorce suit by Leo Morgan of 3129 Denver Avenue Lorain accuses Genevieve Morgan of neglect and cruelty and seeks property and custody of two children. Morgan, a World War II veteran and railroad fireman, claims his wife criticized him for earning less than $200 monthly and associated with his brother. Also reported are three confessed judgments in common pleas court against Walton Ice and Fuel Co. for $5,379, against Mr and Mrs Nagel for $260, and against Gust Thompson for $3,686.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Leo Morgan
Denver Avenue
Lorain
Genevieve
Morgan
Loauy
Painter Morgan
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Public Service
Walton Ice and Fuel Co
Charles Wearsch
B. J. Nagel
Western Reserve Finance Co
Gust Thompson
Levine Again Postpones Flight In Monoplane
In Cranwell England on September 7 the planned flight of Charles A. Levine and Captain Walter R. C. Hinchliffe in the Columbia to New York or Philadelphia was postponed again until tomorrow or later due to a head wind. Preparations had been completed when the postponement was announced shortly after 7 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranwell
England
Charles A. Levine
Walter R. C. Hinchliffe
New York
Philadelphia
Columbia
Hinchliffe
Ohio Methodist conferences approve merger plan in Delaware
Delaware Ohio September 7 Ohio and West Ohio conferences of the Methodist Episcopal church voted to consolidate. The West Ohio group favored the merger with near unanimous support and the Ohio conference followed with an almost unanimous vote. The combined body would be named the Ohio conference pending general conference action next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware. O
Ohio
West Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Ohio Conference
Ohio plans urgent clinics for crippled polio victims
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children outlines rapid post epidemic clinics across counties hit hardest by polio. Officials praise state health department and agency cooperation, noting 132 total cases to date and concentrated impact in Belmont Tuscarawas Summit and Stark counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Ohio
Belmont
Tuscarawas
Summit
Stark
Chin
Department of Health
Royal Windsor plane launches toward Harbor Grace from Old Orchard
Old Orchard Maine September 7 the monoplane Royal Windsor took off at 5 65 a m Eastern Gulf time bound for Harbor Grace Newfoundland piloted by Phil Wood and C A Schiller with 259 gallons of fuel for the short flight the craft rose at 75 miles an hour from a beach runway after a brief wait the plane had landed Saturday at Scarboro airfield and had flown to Old Orchard the previous day William Stierling of Detroit set off in another plane with three passengers and trailed the Royal Windsor for a short distance
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Old Orchard
Royal
Royal Windsor
Scarboro Airfield
Dave
Schiller
Wood
Windsor
Rakeef
William Stierling
Detroit
Episcopal Church Conference Opens at Vermilion
The Rt Rev Walter L Rodgers bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio opens the annual clergy and lay conference at Vermilion. He reports on the Lausanne world conference as clergymen begin sessions through Friday with archdeacon Gerard F Patterson as conference chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Walter L. Rodgers
Ohio
Vermilion
Lausanne
Switzerland
Arch
Gerard F. Patterson
Enrollment figures and new teachers listed for city schools
Number Three continues with enrollment projections above 1200 and detailed by building. Franklin leads with 379, McKinley down four, Washington down one, Ely 411, Jefferson 342, Roosevelt 180, Gates 145, Garford 163, Hamilton 347, Washington 245, Opportunity 11, Gates Crippled Children 25. New teachers appointed include Ina Ma Ardell East Liverpool Sabra Armstrong Ginuster Elizabeth M Harman Covington Elizabeth Yoder Bellefontaine Pauline C Wright Sabina Elizabeth Hunter Ashland Edith Harman New Carlisle Viole G Hargrave Sabina Walter Eubanks Ena Dorothea Bollenbarker Norwalk Bertha Abramoska Elyria Gertrude Barker Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Gates
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Washington
Opportunity School
Gates School
High School
Ina Ma
Ardell
East Liverpool
Sabra Armstrong
Ginuster
Elizabeth M. Harman
Covington
Elizabeth Yoder
Bellefontaine
Pauline C. Wright
Sabina
Elizabeth Hunter
Ashland
Edith Harman
New Carlisle
Viole G. Hargrave
Walter Eubanks
Jackson
Prohibition Leader Wheeler Tests Political Power in Ohio
Harvey C. Garber relayed to United Press that Mark Hanna should be persuaded the Anti-Saloon League would use political action. Wheeler, state superintendent, argued the league belonged in church reform not politics yet moved to mobilize dry forces. The clash with Hanna and Patrick Pattison helped defeat Herrick and shaped Wheeler's later campaign strategy leading to the eighteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Garber
United Press
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Wheeler
Garber
Herry
Hanna
John M. Pattison
Herrick
Former Ohio lawmaker Arthur Merkel commits suicide in East Cleveland
Arthur E Merkel 54 a patent attorney and former Ohio State legislator killed himself in his East Cleveland home. He had been ill and despondent for a year and died by self-inflicted gunman in his bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlo
Cleveland
Sept
Arthur E Merkel
Ohio
East
Number Five Continued from Page B
Latate forester be sent here to save the trees. Several property owners here tried to eradicate the bugs by spraying with lead arsenate but this spray has caused the bugs lit. Uo discomfort, Rowland believes that Black Leaf Fourty, a nicotine sulphate solution will do the work. The bugs congregate by hundreds and thousands on one branch and after walking there move to another. Some of the branches are covered with bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latate Forester
Rowland
Redfern Search Planned by Smithsonian Involvement
Redfern missing Brunswick Rio De Janeiro flyer prompts a definite search from Redfern Washington. An expedition led by Richard Marsh of Brockport New York will depart New York soon. The Smithsonian Institution will join as search and also conduct zoological study of the Orinoco River delta head. A base will be set at the river head along Redfern’s itinerary amid storm sighting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Redfern
Brunswick-Rio de Janeiro
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institute
Richard Marsh
Brockport
N. Y
Panama
New York
Redfern
Orinoco River
Orinoco
World fliers reach Rangoon in monsoon crossing
William J. Brock and Edward F. Schles landed in Rangoon aboard the Pride of Detroit after an eight hour 665 mile flight from Calcutta amid fierce winds and rain. They faced headwinds, flew at varying altitudes, and paused twice before continuing toward Bankok, Siam tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schles
Detroit
Calcutta
India
Ran- Boon
William J. Brock
Edward F. Schree
Atlantic
Brock
Seblee
Bankow
Siam
Child Dies After Falling From Ice Wagon
Columbus Ohio report: Levy Schultz a three year old climbs into an ice wagon to cool off but falls from the truck as the driver WW Wright moves off. The boy breaks his neck and dies en route to hospital. mother Mrs William Schultz witnesses the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Levy Schultz
WW. H. Wright
William Schultz
Wright
Leroy
Fonck's Giant Plane Heads to Capital for Exhibit
Capt. Rene Fonck, French war ace, pilots the giant Sikorsky S-37 toward Washington D C for a September display. The aircraft will be shown on the ground and in flight to aid army aeronautical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
XI. x
Rene Fonck
Paris
Washington, D. C
Washington
Army Aeronautical
Fonck
Wagenstein Freed of Liquor Charge
Abraham Wagenstein was acquitted of possession of liquor after a August 29 arrest and a trial before Judge A KR Webber. The judge found him not guilty after weighing the evidence and he was released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wagenstein
A. KR. Webber
Wagenstein
Committees Seek Way to Impound Penn A Ballots
Reed and Senate privileges and elections committees meet in Chicago to resolve the impasse in the 1926 Pennsylvania senatorial contest between William Ware Republican winner and Thos R. Wilson Democrat challenger. Only two members of the investigating panel attend. illness prevents chairmen from full participation. Metropolitan district of New York has sufficient vacant land for 140 years of building sites without central overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reed Senate Elections Committee
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Pennsylvania
William Ware
Thos
Wileson
Reed
New York
Council Hears Drainage Plan for City Sewers
City council discussed sewer drainage relief for portions of the city. City engineer Powell and City Solicitor Myers cited plans by George Gascoigne for a sewage disposal plant and urged tying districts to seaform outlines. Officials noted relief needed near Eighteenth Street and on the east side with a trunk line sewer on Abbey road likely in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Powell
Myers
George Gascoigne
Cleveland
Eighteenth Street
James A. Hewitt
Unusual Ruling Shocks Liquor Case In Ohio Town
In Zanesville Ohio Common Pleas Judge C H Ribbie ruled in the state against W L Perry on liquor possession that knowledge of liquor in a home must be proven for conviction. Perry was absent at the raid and claimed no awareness of the alcohol. The decision may set a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Common Pleas
C. H. Ribbie
W. L. Perry
Perry
Ribble
Wild steers dash through Brooklyn streets
In New York on Sept 7, a two hour rodeo saw 19 wild steers escape from a slaughterhouse. Police mounted 124 officers an ambulance and workers pursued the animals through city streets and grouped them for return to the slaughterhouse for processing as future beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices
Cleveland market notes show poultry prices for fowls and springers, plus leg horn and ducks, with cheese, potatoes, and assorted futures. Cleveland and Toledo regions report hog, cattle, sheep, and grain quotes including hogs 9.59 to 11.59, beef steers to 49.50, lambs to 13.59, and corn wheat oats rye barley and seed prices across multiple regional exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Idaho
Timothy
Break at Oni State Pen Foiled in Ohio Penitentiary
A group of convicts at Ohio Penitentiary near Columbus attempted to breach the outer wall using a duplicate air chamber key, picks, and hammers. Five alleged ring leaders were placed in solitary confinement after the thwarted break, with about 690 prisoners in the affected sections and no names released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Ohio
Thomas
State Prison
Resurfacing Projects Begin on Local Streets
City engineers started resurfacing Second Street from Court to Middle Avenue this morning. If weather holds, the top will be laid tomorrow and the street will reopen Friday. Work also began on West River Street and surface renting Overbrook Drive in Gulf Farms, Gulf Road, Abbey Road and Garfield Avenue, with completion expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Court Street
Middle Avenue
John M. Powell
West River Street
Overbrook Drive
Gulf Farms
Gulf Road
Abbey Road
Garford Avenus
Old Glory SOS Flight to Rome Aids Rescue Effort Details
Old Glory, a Fokker Lond plane with three aboard including pilot Lloyd Bertaud and co pilot James Hill, sent an SOS from near 50.48 N 42.04 W. Rescue ship Transylvania and steamship California reported differing positions as they converged to reach the stricken craft from Old Orchard Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Old Orchard
Rome
Cunard
Transylvania
United Press
Old Glory
Radio Corporation of America
Chatham
Mass
Cunard Line
Carmania
Lapland
Red Star Line
Bone
Greenwich
The
Radio Corporation
S. S. California
Cane Fiacé
California
Lloyd W. Bertaud
James DeWitt Hill
Philip A. Payne
New York Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
Bertaud
Hill
Old Glory Flight Pushed Toward Rome From Old Orchard
After weeks of delays the Old Glory monoplane departed Old Orchard Maine at 12 30 pm heading for Rome. Reports from the sea projected rapid progress over the Atlantic with fuel ample for about forty two hours in the air and a 35 percent safety margin. The Transylvania and California relayed position updates as the crew and passenger prepared for the long ocean crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
California
Old Glory
Old Orchard
Rone
Cape Race
Transylvania
Gace
Atlantic
Berland
Radio Corporation
Capa Race
Rome
Sept 7 Local notes from Lorain and Elyria area
Mr Gibson of Lorain visited Rev C C Maple while Rev Chaffee and family left for Tiffin to attend conference at Delaware Ohio. Mrs Chaffee and children will join him to see his ordination. Funeral attendees from the place for Mrs Schoener Saturday. Various local families visited Mallet Creek and Elyria fair described as the best in years. Labor Day hosts included Dawson Wallington Vinepenny and others. Health updates and teaching assignments noted. The thumbprint distribution of an aged Indian fortune over $1 006 000 is halted by federal court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Gibson
Lorain
C. C. Maple
Chaffee
Tiffin
C. W. Dawson
Akron
J. D. Lickerich
Gas service shut off for main line repairs Friday
Notice to gas consumers that gas will be shut off for main line repairs on Friday September ninth from 12 30 to 4 30 p m. Do not leave home with hot water heater or lights on. Logan Gas Co Phone 2143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iren
Logan Gas Co
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Tought TO
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RERE
Atoll Drug and Shot Stores
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Teoe Eos
Walle Pinteef
Eqiore
Levine
Conferences
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Harbor Grace
Episcopal Church Conference
Capital
Council
Toledo
Timothy Sean
Oni State
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