Campaign Head Testifies In Hines Trial
New York September testimony in the James J. Hines trial reveals campaign finance for William C. Dodge in 1933. Henry Soblen testified he obtained eleven thousand dollars in funds via Hines with envelopes of cash. He said some money came from a sealed envelope and a source he could not identify. Witnesses linked the Dutch Schultz Lottery gang to backing Hines to help elect Dodge, a Tammany man who predated Dewey as district attorney. Sobel detailed payments including a thousand and three five hundreds, then another thousand five hundred, and five thousand more later, totaling nine thousand with a final two thousand added later. He said he called Dewey’s office three times for funds and handed details of expenditures to campaign treasurer William R. McIntosh. Dewey questioned the amounts before defense counsel waived cross examination. Sobel, the state's 42nd witness, indicated only a few more witnesses remained to be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tlike
William C. Dodge
James J. Hines
Hines
Henry Soblen
Dutch Schultz
Schultz
Dodge
Tammany
Thomas E. Dewey
Sobel
Dewey
John F. Curry
All of
Curry
Joseph Shalleck
William R. McIntosh
Father of Elyrian’s Father Ill in New Castle
Clare George editor of the Chronicle Telegram was summoned to New Castle Pennsylvania this morning by the serious illness of his father James A George. Lloyd Russell of the YMCA reported a bicycle stolen from the same time last night to police today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clare George
Chronicle-Telegram
New Castle
Pennsylvania
James A. George
Lloyd Russell
Y.mc. A
Court actions report include multiple divorce suits
In Lorain Teodor Tanczuk files for divorce from Mary Tanczuk of Poland. married 1931 with one child. A $5,000 damage suit cites alleged slander by Joseph H. Holaback against William C. McKinley. Stone divorce petition dismissed at plaintiff’s request. Helen Beresnak seeks divorce from Samuel Beresnak on neglect and cruelty. Hazel Barber sues Kenneth Barber for gross neglect. married April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teodor Tanczuk
Lorain
Mary Tanczuk
Poland
Joseph H. Holaback
Sheffield Lake
William C. McKinley
McKinley
Holaback
Blanchard J. Stone
Emily E. Stone
Common Pleas Court
Helen Beresnak
Elyria
Samuel Beresnak
Hazel Barber
Kenneth Barber
Army Officer's Trial Continues at Fort Benning
Major John R. Brooke faces federal trial in Columbus Georgia as prosecutors present seven of a planned 100 witnesses. They allege he killed his wife to collect life insurance on the Fort Benning reservation where her body was found with blunt force injuries. Brooke, a tactical instructor at the base infantry school, is charged with murder on government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. Ge
John R. Brooke
U. S. District Court
Brooke
Fort Benning
Fort
Refusal to Disclose Charges in McDonald Jones Court-Martial
War department announced details of the court martial of Captain McDonald Jones, star arty poly player, after he was sentenced to a fine and dishonorable discharge at Atlanta Penitentiary. Charges alleged felony conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline in the Army and conduct unbecoming an officer. Jones was convicted at Fort Bliss Texas and moved to the Army hospital for observation before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
War Department
McDonald Jones
Arty Poly
Jor
Sears
Atlanta
Jones
Fort Bliss
Tex
Oberlin Marriage and Local News Digest
Announced marriage of Miss Vivian Burgenheim to Arthur R. Younglas in Cumberland Maryland on Sept 2. Bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs Walter Burgenheim of Sheffield Lake. Couple reside at 20 Locust St. Funeral planned for Dr Miriam Davis wife of Prof Bruce Davis in Oberlin. Mrs Davis died after car crash returning from vacation in Cleveland. Community events include Eastern Stars meeting and fall picnic Sept 9 at Vermilion-on-the-Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Vivian Burgenheim
Walter Burgenheim
Sheffield Lake
Arthur R. Youngles
Robert M. Younglas
South Professor Street
Cumberland
Maryland
Miriam Davis
Bruce Davis
Oberlin
Christ Church, Episcopal
Louis E. Daniels
The
Eastern Stars
Morgan Cottage
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Ruth Davis
North Prysor Street
Benton Harbor
Michigaun
Grace Morgan
Walnut’ Street
Vermiliory-on-the-Lake
Eugene Zavodsky
Walnut Street
Chicago
Paul Jones
Carson
Airs
Harry Kelly
North Pleasant Street
Bert Helder
Cleveland
CM. Shreffler
Joel W. Schwarts
Mary Low
West Lorain Street
Lakewood
John Wand
East College Street
Herman Davis
Mass
Carel Shreffler
Frank Zavadsky
Walter R. Willams
Columbus
Ohio State University Laboratory
Edith McCoy
John Wood
Betty Glenn
North Professor Street
Dayton
Ohio
Club Notes and Local Meetings Listed for Evening
Regular meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge scheduled for this evening with the Dover Third Degree team conferring the Third Degree on two candidates. Knights of Pythias to hold their first Fall meeting tonight in the lodge rooms. South Russia Neighborhood club to host an all day meeting Thursday at Miss Allie Peck’s home 430 South Main street with a noon pot luck dinner. Pythian Sister Temple participation noted.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Dover
Knights of Pythias
South Russia
Allie Peck
South Main Street
Pythian Sister Temple
Carrier's Alumni To Meet Tonight
The Chronicle-Telegram Carriers Alumni Association will meet at 7:30 p m to draft a Fall program as the principal item of business. Kenneth Barry, president, announced the meeting details.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Anum Association
al. A
Kenneth Barry
Denies WPA Used Against Davey In Primary Campaign
Ohio WPA administrator Dr. Carl Watson rebutted Governor Martin L. Davey’s claim that WPA facilities were used against him in the recent primary. Watson asserted 270,000 WPA workers in Ohio can verify the statement and challenged Davey to provide proof of any instance of WPA involvement in the primary or any campaign, warning of proper administrative action if evidence is produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Watson
Ohio
WPA
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Federal Social Security Board
Elyria Post No 12 Plans Installations and Picnic
Elyria Ohio details show Past Commander to serve three year House Committee term with current commander Peu O Collis to assume duties. Installation planned Oct 18 at New Home of Post No 50 in Lorain. The Elyria Post 12 Drum Corps to join Perry Cestenmal event in Lorain. Post No 12 Junior Baseball team district champions to host a Cascade Park picnic Sept lith with a game against their regular team.
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Elyria
Ohio
Peu O Collis
West Ave
Oho
Elyrm
Carl L
Lorain County Couneil O
American Legion of
Lora
Senn
Wth
Loran Post
Post No. 12
Arrest Made On Extortion Charge Washington
The Department of Justice announces the arrest of Joan Fera Marmen, 90, of Philadelphia on extortion charges. FBI agents took Moorman into custody after a series of notes allegedly sent to Witham Meyer, president of the Hosiery Company. A complaint charging violation of the extortion statute will be filed in Philadelphia federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Department of Justice
Weer
Joan Fera
Marmen
Phoiladelphi
Eylininert
Perse Mo
Moorman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Apenuts
Saneken
Witham Meyer
Ex Hosiery
Depertment Sar
Morman
Philadelphia
Scottish Union Wins Big Race
Doncaster England September 7 James V. Rank's Scottish Union won the Leger Stakes last of the season's five classic races. Phillips' Chas finished second and H. E. Morriss placed third in a competitive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Union
Doncaster
England
James V. Rank
Scotten Union
Tulay
Ce Phillips
Chas
H. E. Morriss
Firemen Answer Two Brief Elyria Calls
Two quick fires were reported in Elyria yesterday afternoon and night. One involved a vacant lot at 631 West Street owned by the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company and was blamed on boys with matches. it caused no property damage. The other report on Infirmary Road near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad found no fire upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Gremen
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
West Street
Infirmary Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Elyria Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Tank Soules of Second Street was fined one dollar and costs after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro for disorderly conduct. He was arrested September 2 on Lodi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Soules
Second Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Lodi Street
Rotarians Hear Better Business Bureau Manager
W Dan Bell manager of the Commercial Division of the Cleveland Better Business Bureau outlined the organization and functions of the bureau when he spoke to Elyria Rotary Club at the Elk's Restaurant. He described truth in advertising ethical standards and actions against selling rackets and other schemes targeting unwary buyers. The bureau motto Investicate Before You Invest and he noted local sales tactics such as smuggled goods below market value and door to door or telephone solicitations used by magazine sellers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dan Bell
Cleveland Better Business Bureau
Better Business Bureaus
Elyria Rotary Club
Elk's
Belt
Bell
Elyria
Beil
Approve Grants For 41 Ohio Projects
Government agencies today approved Public Works Administration relief grants in Ohio totaling over 2.964 million dollars. Harold L. Ickes announced 31.774 million in grants across 428 projects, with 13 WEA projects also approved by President Roosevelt. Ohio targets include $255,900 for dormitories at Ohio State University, Columbus, $318,273 for a Lancaster sewer system, and $180 dormitory renovations at the University of Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Publi Works
Harwld L. Ickes
Thirteer Wea
Roosevelt
PWA
Rset
Ohio State Universty
Columbus
Lancaster
Tme
Oxford
City council actions and aging benefits discussion
The council discussed continued cases from Case One, hospitalization cost questions for charity and Old Age Pensioners, and a request by Jesnia and Mary of Olive Street. Changes to residence class and urban planning were referred to committees. street light requests and disposal of old equipment were approved. A proposal to purchase a right of way on Louisina Avenue was referred to committee.
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Perte
Asive
Casey
Opie
Soliteltur Vncinty
Jesnia and
Maryigh
Olive
Nave
Cleveland Street
Indusmal
Balding and Lands Committee
Planning Commission
Seward WN. Black
Logan Street
Counc
J. D Fase
Ellsworth Albert
Baltimore
Ohio
Ratlroga
Lake Avenue
Wicimlty
Faxon
Corneil
Louis- HiNa Avenue
Ohio Conference Of Meth Church Opens At Columbus
The Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins a six day meeting in Columbus to consolidate the three branches of Methodism. Six ministerial and six lay delegates will be chosen to join with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church. Rev E M Ellsworth of Zanesville will speak at the opening session. A banquet and Rural Church Night cap the day with Walter F Kirk presiding and Dr Robert M Atkins as speaker. Pastors to be assigned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Aday
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
E. M. Ellsworth
Zanesville
Walter F. Kirk
Ohio State Grange
Robert M. Atkins
Flint, Mich
Japanese Reinforcements Arrive for China Fronts
A Japanese Army communique says reinforcements have reached China to pursue operations against Chiang Kai-Shek's Nationalist government. Fresh divisions have landed at Tientsin and other ports as Tokyo intensifies its campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Juri
Japan
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nankow
Tientsin
Inquest Called In Death Of Count Of Covadonga
Miami Florida September 7 an inquest was called for Friday in the automobile crash death of the Count of Covadonga. Mildred Gaydon a 25 year old cabaret cigarette girl will testify as chief witness. She was held on a technical manslaughter charge pending the inquest. The Count died from shock and heart failure about nine hours after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Count
Covadonga
Mildred Gaydon
Alfonso XI
Spain
Mayor blocks order on 3.2 beer sale at West River restaurant
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro refused to alter his recent revocation of Irene Gerea’s permit to sell 3.2 beer at her West River and Filbert Street restaurant. Councilman Frank Henke had moved to grant permission, citing planning commission precedence, but the mayor cited existing regulations and urged planning commission action to rectify the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Gerea
West River
Filbert
Joseph Q. Petro
Planning Commission
McCarran Wins In Arizona Primary
Senator Pat A McCarran won renomination in the Democratic Arizona primary with 13 483 votes to 4 278 for Albert Hilliard as 215 precincts reported. McCarran led in all 17 counties. Tasker L Oddie unopposed for the Republican Senate nomination. Scrugham unopposed for Democratic renomination. Harry Stewart unopposed for Republican Congress nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Pat A McCarran
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
McCarran
Albert Hilliard
John E. Worden
CIO Leaders Await Unity Appeal From Farm Workers
Washington dispatch notes CIO officials awaiting farm belt reaction to a unity appeal between agricultural and industrial workers. John Brophy called monopoly capital Wall Street the common enemy of both groups. He spoke at a banquet for Scotch labor figure Joseph Duncan, linking cannery and farm labor to broader wage earners’ stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
John Brophy
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Brophy
Joseph Duncan
Enrollment Edges Up in Elyria Schools Still Falls Short of Last Year
Elyria public schools show a slight rise on the second day of classes but total enrollment remains 174 below the corresponding period last year. Including kindergartners, total enrollment is 4,400, down from 4,574 last year, with elementary declines larger than gains in high school.
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Elyria
Jefferson Junior High School
Schol
Garrard
Wiich
Real Jefferson Elementary
Franklin
Hamilton
McKindes
Roosevelt Senvol
Hamilton School
West River Street
Roosevelt School
Arraignment Deferred for Marina Slayer Suspect
Youngstown news notes delay of arraignment for Marina Slayer suspect Thomas Galata on murder indictment tied to a bullet riddled body found near Rogers on Sept 10 1937. Mohonme County Prosecutor William A Anthoese said prisoner must have counsel when appearing in court even if plea of guilty is entered. Attorney Hugo F Chestosky of Steubenville had no arrangement for representation. Other convicted in the Marino case include Sally Hart Herb Ross and John Anthoulis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Thomas Galata
Rey Sappy
Marina
William A Anthoese
Mohonme County
Ambrose
Hugo F. Chestosky
Steubenville
Galati
Marino
Brody
Youngstown- East
Liverpool Highway
Rogers
Sally Hart
Cleveland
Herb Ross
Hart
John Anthoulis
Suit Result Of Hunting Accident
Edmund Lehman of Amherst sues Harry B. Miller of Lorain for 3500 claiming a shotgun discharge during a Florence township squirrel hunt injured his right leg back and right hand. The petition lists negligence in handling the weapon. Also noted is a 13 year old Francis Banker catching a grey mullet in Ramsgate harbor with a nine cent line and bread bait after 40 years of effort by English anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lehman
Amherst
Harry B. Miller
Lorain
Lehman
Florence Township
Ramsgate
England
Inner Harbor
Francis Banker
Market report shows varied farm commodity prices and livestock
A fragmented market listing details grain futures wheat and flour prices, mill feeds and hay costs, and livestock values including cattle, hogs, lambs, and poultry. Numerous named commodities, brands, and location cues appear, reflecting a broad midwestern agricultural market snapshot with price ranges and daily receipts.
What Causes Epilepsy Is There a Cure
A booklet presenting doctors opinions on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 531 Fifth Avenue New York. The note mentions a department with Agen in parentheses and references fasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Dept
Agen
Friday Special Fillet of Sole Meal Deal
A Friday special featuring fillet of sole with tartar sauce, potatoes, vegetables, rolls and butter plus coffeer tea or milk for 35 cents.
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Elyrian
Esther Wood
Professor St
DR. Davis
F. A. Humphrey
Blue Bird Restaurant
Soda Grille
lQuart
Bluebird
Carrier’s
Aine
Omion
Bell Co
Business Bureau
Ohio Conference of Meth
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Arizona
Stone’s Grill
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridga Street
Solara
Vnewk
Veltonseed Mleai
Blue Ten Seed
HAY and Sthaw
Phebus
Tecal & Beadt
Brerlers
Toma Lie
Ptthkess
Ile
AWD Prodt
Toarrempre
Hays
Muscova
Idaho
doGeti
Howitt
Martieheny
Raines
Sir Lamplant
Plekliwas
Ealene Fay Meek
Parstaly
California
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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