Butler Seeks Bonds for Three Witnesses in Slot Machine Case
Sheriff William F. Grall and deputies William G. Smith and Alfred G. Bauer were each bonded as material witnesses in the slot machine grand jury investigation trials. Grall faces a $10,000 bond, Smith and Bauer $2,500 each, with Grall to post by tomorrow morning or be jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grall
William G. Smith
Alfred G. Bauer
Grand Jury
Grall
Smith
Bauer
Guy B. Findley
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Jenne
Edward DeChant
DeChant
John E. Davidson
W. H. Vanoster
Elyria
Fred Underhill
Chalmer Davidson
John Davidson
Carl Finegan
Joseph Conley, Jr
Loman
Patrick Flaherty
Lorain
Seagers
Frank Kilady
County Officials Press Grall Resignation Amid Slot Scandal
A county meeting with Sheriff William F Grall was scheduled amid growing demand for his resignation over a slot machine graft case. Coroner S C Ward would temporarily serve as sheriff. bribery defendants pled not guilty, risking Grall’s impeachment if he testifies.
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William F Grall
Grall
S.C. Ward
Weather Ohio shows showers tonight and cooler Thursday
The report notes a low pressure center over Illinois and Indiana bringing showers and thunderstorms across Iowa to Ohio. Showers and cooler temperatures are forecast with unsettled conditions continuing tonight into Thursday, while western states remain high pressure and fair. Temperatures have changed little in the last 24 hours.
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Ohio
Central States
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Pacific
Great Plains
Pupils At Florence Hold Third Day Sit-Down Strike
In Sandusky Ohio on September 14 pupils and parents gathered at the Florence school near here for a third day sit-down protest. They plan to file a petition listing every parent whose child attends the Florence school to push reopening. The state has cut funds and ordered pupils to attend Birmingham school five miles away. County Superintendent B L Pierce and Edwin Howe of the Birmingham Florence Township School Board discussed a settlement. Howe said closing would save seven hundred dollars.
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Sandusky
Florence
W. W. Ladrach
Citizens Committee
Birmingham
B. L. Pierce
Edwin Howe
Florence Township
Howe
Faxon Vacation Trip With City Fire Inspector Plans
Faxon on vacation with Mrs. Faxon visiting daughter Mrs. Wilson Augustine in East Orange New Jersey. On September 30 he will join Fire Chief Wallace N Bates and Howard Manning of the Ohio Inspection Bureau at Elmira New York to inspect new city fire equipment slated for delivery later. He is expected back at City Hall on October 3.
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Safety Service
I. D. Faxon
Faxon
Faxons
Wilson Augustine
East Orange
N. J
Mr. Faxon
Wallace N. Bates
Howard Manning
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Elmira
N. Y
City Hall
Guilty Pleas Mark Court Arraignment Day
Twelve pleas were entered before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley at the general arraignment of Grand Jury indictments. Four offenders were sentenced to prison terms, three fined, two given probation, and others deferred for further action. John Asbury and Sam Shamber of Mansfield received indeterminate terms of 10 to 20 years for robbery.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
John Asbury
Sam Shambern
Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain
A. E. Buckingham
East Avenue
Second Street
Ashland
Warren
John Kuchulan
Seymore
Jackson
Jackson Michigan
Veronica Gelenseer
North Ridge Road
Curt Winemiller
Norman Way
Way
Winemiller
Jack Easterday
Offutt Hoff
Peter Rozzano
Hoff
Easterday
Theodore Standen
Lake Avenue
Rozzano
Reynolds Elected Head of Chest Organization
Harry L. Reynolds, campaign chairman three years ago, was elected president of the Elyria Community Chest for the coming year. Mrs. A. M. Hannaford was named first vice president and A. C. Hudnutt second vice president. T. L. Moise was reelected treasurer and A. H. Waters secretary and assistant treasurer. Eight members were elected to the executive committee: Reynolds, Hannaford, Hudnutt, Moise, W. L. Walsh, Mrs. Howard Barbour, F. A. Smythe and Worth Fauver. The group plans next year’s Community Chest drive with dates to be set. campaign chairman will be chosen later. Waters instructed chest beneficiaries to prepare budgets and operating plans and submit them by October 1.
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Harry L. Reynolds
Community Chest
Elyria Community Chest, Inc
Reynolds
A. M. Hannaford
A. C. Hudnutt
T. L. Moise
A. H. Waters
Guy B. Findley
Hannaford
Hudnutt
Moise
W. L. Walsh
Howard Barbour
F. A. Smythe
Worth Fauver
Comemunity Chest
Waters
Sheriff Grall Refuses To Resign In Custody After Conference
Sheriff Grall refused to resign after a conference with Judges Findley Cook and others. Judges ordered him held in custody of two court bailiffs until an appearance bond is filed. County commissioners then raised the bond from 15,000 to 36,000 dollars.
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Grall
Sheriff Grall
Findley
Cook
Texas
Oscar G. Dunn
Police to Elect Pension Fund Representatives
Election among police to determine the two members who will hold places on the Police Pension Fund will be held next Monday, announced today by Chief E J Stankard, secretary. The election was delayed one week due to a change in vacation schedules. A ballot box will be placed in the police station for voting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Pension Fund
E. J. Stankard
Maybank Wins South Carolina Governor-Designate
Burnet Rhett Maybank, youthful Charleston mayor, secured governor-designate status as early returns from yesterday's primary runoff favored him. From 1,462 precincts reporting of 1,509, Maybank led with 159,418 votes to Wyndham Manning's 144,788.
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Columbia
S. C
Burnet Rhett Maybank
Charleston
South Carolina
Maybank
Wyndham Manning
Amherst Officials Defendants In Taxpayer's Suit
Walter F. Lawrence, a village taxpayer, filed in common pleas court to set aside a contract for valuing the Amherst water distribution system. Defendants include Mayor E. Cooper, Clerk Charles Miller, Treasurer Alice Kuss, consulting engineer Floyd Browne, and the Village of Amherst. Lawrence says no proper ordinance authorized the expenditure and seeks a temporary restraining order and contract nullification.
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Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Walter F. Lawrence
E. Cooper
Charles A. Miller
Alice Kuss
Floyd G. Browne
Lawrence
William A. Miller
Miller
Court Of Honor awards for Troop 105 exceed one hundred
More than 100 Boy Scout awards were presented at Troop 105 Court of Honor held at First Congregational Church. Eagles awarded to Donald Hull and Philip Hofmann, Eagle Scout Badge to David Hoffman, plus Life Scout, Star Scout, First and Second Class, and Merit Badges. Various leaders announced future college plans and troop activities.
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Boy Scout
Scouting
First Congregational Church
Donald Hull
Philip Hofmann
David Hoffman
H.C. Wilcox
William Muir Auld
A. R. Webber
William, Vinson
John Birch
John Hofmann
Richard Meckley
H. W. Luethi
Charles Conrad
Marvin Evencick
James Arnold
Clifford Woodfill
George Mynchenberg
Sidney Gardner
James Simpson
Karl Osborn
William Meinke
Charles Hupp
David Huffman
Wayne Meinke
William Winan
Peter Smith
Peter Peterman
Paul Eckler
Edgar Gates
Robert Burnhart
Harry Bates
Rudolph Brada
Kenneth Fessler
Dr. Auld
John Price
Robert Daykin
Oberlin College
Baldwin Wallace
Oberlin
Lucius Jenkins
Nashville
Powers Working Feverishly To Avert War
London report by Webb Miller details European efforts to prevent war as Czechoslovakia unrest claims 21 dead and Sudeten demands threaten martial law. Britain readies mobilization and emergency Parliament, while negotiators push for peace or new terms amid tense border incidents.
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Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
Schwaderbalch
Konrad Henlein
Prague
Eger
Ernst Kundt
United Press
Egar
Hitler Calls Chiefs Into Conference at Berchtesgaden
BRUSSELS Belgium Sept 14 Fuehrer Adolf Hitler summoned all his high military and political chiefs to a conference at Berchtesgaden this afternoon according to the Belgian ambassador to Berlin who relayed the report to the foreign office.
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Brussels
Belgium
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Berlin
Foreign Office
Friendship Session at Wellington Draws Delegates
About 250 delegates are slated to attend the 28th Friendship Session and School of Instruction of the Ninth District Ohio Rebekah Assembly at the I O O F hall in Wellington. The program includes welcome remarks, officer roll calls, committee appointments, reports, a panel, a question box, and an assembly degree, with two candidates to be initiated that evening. Delegates from Lorain Elyria Medina Grafton Oberlin Lodi Brunswick and nearby areas will participate, with MRS Minerva Gocler presiding.
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School of Instruction
Ohio
Rebekah Assembly
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wellington
Margaretta West
Della Cruile
Brunswick
O. O. F. Home
Minerva Gocler
Norwood
Herrick Auditorium
A.C. McClellan
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Anna I. Henderson
Columbus
State Association
Clarissa Patterson
Lodi
Cecile Hyde
Ira Marsh
Elyria
Jeannette Shepard
Grafton
Lorain
Medina
Oberlin
Americans Urged to Book Passage Home by Sea
London dispatch reports the United States consulate advising Americans to secure passage home whenever possible. An official stated the guidance was issued today amid ongoing travel uncertainties and limited wartime crossings.
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London
United States
Martial law in Sudeten cities amid heavy fighting in Habersparirk
Prague declares martial law in three more Sudeten cities, totaling eleven under military rule. In Habersparirk near Eger hundreds of Sudeten strug gle with Czech soldiers and gendarmes using armored cars. By noon 1010 14 gendarmes killed. Sudeten casualties unknown. Fighting raged, with gunfire from ambush and buildings, as crowds attacked a police station. A gendarme Bartosch allegedly fired first, later blamed on him by a sergeant.
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Prague
Eger
Czechoslovakia
U.P
Habersparirk
Adjpinng
Falkenan
Zwedau
Bartosch
British Cabinet Prepares for European Explosion
London, Sept 14. The cabinet met amid its gravest crisis since World War I and prepared for mobilization should Germany strike. King George was to return to London for urgent consultations as defense chiefs were ordered to ready mobilization plans for instant use if Czechoslovakia is attacked. Ambassador Kennedy visited No. 10 Downing Street during the session.
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London
George
United States
Joseph P. Kennedy
No. 10 Downing Street
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Balmoral Case
Scotland
France Ready For War Hopes For Peaceful Solution
Paris reports France ready for conflict seeks peace through pressuring Czechoslovakia to grant more concessions to the Sudeten German minority. Daladier and Bonnet urged to align with Britain to press Prague. Observers doubt a federated cantonal solution would satisfy Sudeten demands for annexation to Germany.
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France
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Sudeten Area
Jeeta
Congress of the Great Powers
Sudetens
The European Situation At A Glance
A condensed report from Prague London Eger Paris Berlin Rome Tokyo Geneva describes Sudeten demands and siege actions, mobilization talks, possible peace or war outcomes, and international responses including air raid measures and attempted settlements. Key figures include Kundt and Sudeten negotiators, with allied reactions across major capitals.
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Stanton Hobbs
Harry Ziegman
Dave Paaneeng Sr
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Charles Adams
Lon B. Adams
Howard R. Buller
Peer
Ziegman
Hobbs
The
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Pribery
Gral
Adams
Elias ‘Hanna
William Jenne
Clarence Grieving
Steve Kalekcik
George Sanford
Richard Horan
Chest
Webb Miller
Powers of
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Schwaderbach
Kundt
Rome
Torkyo
Communist International
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League of Nations
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