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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1938

Page

14

Defense Asks Dismissal Of Hines Charges

Defense attorney argues 13 count indictment against Jamaes J Hines is flawed and seeks dismissal. Prosecution rests after 4000 pages of testimony amid claims the offense was trivial as voters bought chances. Judge and DA Dewey to hear further arguments with defense witnesses set for Monday after a court holiday.

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Autoist Intoxication Triggers Police Arrests Across City

A fragmented account notes auto intoxication as a threat to public safety, prompting police actions and a man named Joseph Kaminakt sharing a personal battle with auto intoxication. The story references a tonic claimed to aid for stomach and nervous issues, with dubious medical claims and a mix of misused pharmaceutical language.

Joseph Kaminakt Myrr

Dewey probing Davis on alleged plan to indict half of New York

James D C Murray testified that in June 1935 Davis, Schultz racket counsel, arranged a meeting with Hine and Hines to pressure Dewey’s appointment as Packers prosecutor. Murray recalled Davis discussing indictments and fear of sweeping charges against many New Yorkers, revealing the era’s prosecutorial tensions.

James D.C. Murray J. Richard Dixiey Davis Schultz Davis Holt Hine Davis Hines Murray Hans Dewey Packers George Weinberg Hope Dare New York Toe Mur Kuhasters

Swanton Area School Board Elects Officials

The Swanton Ohio church hosted a Tuesday evening School Board meeting. Officers for the coming conference year were elected: Superintendent Mrs John Hamish, Assistant Superintendent Mrs Frank Eschtruth, secretary Bonneybell Harish, assistant secretary Garnett Brockley, treasurer Miss Dora Eddy, librarian Miss Eleanor Cucu, assistant librarian Phylis Pallagh, pianist Mrs Frankie Heese, assistant pianist Mrs C E Melntier. Temperance and cradle, Home, Missionary departments also named with respective leads.

Frank Eschtruth Bonneybell Harish Garnett Brockley Dora Eddy Eleanor Cucu Phylis Pallagh Frankie Heese C. E Melntier Dg. Morris W. Knight Cradle Rall M B. Cupas George Be George Beese Edith Hurlbut

Unclear clip mentions Lorain visitors and local church group

Brief lines describe Mr and Mrs George Widdershim of Lorain hosting or visiting with friends. mentions Mrs Ned Parker and Bernadine Parker returning from Vermilion-on-the-Lake camp with a Sunday School class from First Congregational church. Also references Mrs Frances He and Mr Wins, hosts, and scattered names and streets. The passage is fragmentary and hard to interpret.

Vincent George Widdershim Lorain Ned Parker Bernadine Parker Vermilion-on-the-Lake Ond Congregational Church of Eix- Tl William Smith Marys Locr Street Munrie F Face Elgriz Frances He Carolina Bring Wins Zues Son Dlrs Adam Brand

Junior Sewing Ladres Mark Jey Girls 4 H Club Meeting

Ten members and one visitor met at Helen Molighs home to prepare articles for the county fair exhibition. After a social hour, lunch was served by Theresa Weber, sister of Frances Heckel, who has been in a Cleveland clinic, now moved to Avon Lake to stay with her daughter Mrs Van Haas.

Ladres Mark- Jey Helen Moligh Lovat County Hosiess Theresa Weber Frances Heckel Cleveland van Haas Avon Lake

Indian tribe traced in northwestern Pennsylvania

Traces of an Indian tribe once nearly lost to American history were unearthed in northwestern Pennsylvania by officials overseeing a recently completed archaeological survey. Crystal River postmaster Charles A. Miler marks his 50th year in Citrus county office, a tenure believed unequaled in Florida.

Titusville Pennsylvania Crystal River Fla Charles A. Miler Citrus County

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Dewes Tim & Stare Streker Des Flomir W. FE Taft Din Swanton Ohio Susdiay i John Hamish Strasbourg Rogers Haseroot Haserodt Broad Street Elyria Penney Eatledne
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