Grand Jury Challenge in Lorain Case Tests Indictments
A plea in abatement was filed by Vin McGee in the case of William Quillan on a statutory charge, alleging a juror was not an elector of Lorain County. Judge W B Thompson set Monday hearing as 22 defendants entered pleas at arraignment including Manslaughter and burglary cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
William Quillan
Lorain County
Vin McGee
Lorain
Quillan
McGee
John Doe
Detroit
Ben HH. Vogter
Vogler
W, BR. Thompson
MrGee
L. J. Hamlin
Charles W. Taylor
W. B. Thompson
Sam LaCrosse
Elyria
Scott Shoupe
Flyria
Lake Avenue
Charles Millen
Columbia
Oscar Jungberg
Berea
M. P. Grubb
A. E. Piper
Homer Rash
Roland Arnold
Charles Conway
Mike Caloganis
Depres
Warner Merrill
F. L. Woodruff
Joe Chester
Charles Kane
Wright Covington
Golden Hudson
Amherst
Alfred Birr
Louis Fisher
Nick
Eva Sissel
Louis Orlando
Pete Pascavich
Mike Jessel
John Meister
Smythe Named General Chairman for 1932 Chest Campaign
Chauncey B Smythe 518 Washington Ave was named general chairman of Elyria Community Chest for 1932. Mrs Max M Suppes Overbrook Road will lead the Ladies Division and Ralph Murdach 4093 Washington Ave will head the Industrial Division. The executive committee praised the appointees as they begin preliminary campaign work and budget review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey B. Smythe
Max M. Suppes
Ralph Murbach
J. B. John
Elyria
Elyria Community Service Council
Washington Avenue
Thew Shovel Company
Universal Crane Company
Smythe
Max M. Suppés
Overbrook Roads
Ladies
Ralph Murdach
Colson Company
Murhach Coal and Supply Company
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
Ohio Public Service Company
James A. Hewitt
Community Service Council
Colson Co Adopts Six Day Week Schedule
Colson Co. plant opens today until five o clock and from Monday some departments will switch to a six day week. President Ralph Murbach says the biosis and velocipede departments are busy with one unit at twelve hours daily. He cites the peak season as preparation for the holiday business and notes growing inquiries and expected strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Co
Ralph Murbach
Chrontze+ Telegram
Murbach
Gandhi Cheered and Booed in Darwen Boycott Tour
Mahatma Gandhi toured Darwen Lancashire amid crowds lining grim stone houses and mill chimneys testifying to his boycott of British cloth. Police guarded streets as he met the mayor and mill owners at the town hall and stayed overnight at Springvale before greeting local residents and clergy.
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Darwen
Lancashire
England
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Cottom
Springvale
Police Act To Quell Moslems
London dispatch reports military police in Kashmir India received unlimited powers to suppress a Moslem uprising. About fifty thousand armed Moslems gathered at Srinagar. nineteen rioters were killed after attacking a military picket on Thursday. Fifteen thousand Moslems barricaded the Khangar Mohalla in Brinagar to block arrests of leaders.
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London
Kashmir
India
Bombay
Daily Express
Srinagar
Khangar
Brinagar
Petit jurors drawn for service starting Monday
Names of nine petit jurors from the jury wheel today for service beginning Monday are Mrs. Caroline Hogan Elyria and James Ford Lorain M J Nuhn Clif ford Standen Mrs W J Hoff man A R Underhill LaGrange Earl Merrill Brighton Township Berry Rameer Wellington and John Fitts Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hogan
George Street
Elyria
M. J. Nuhn
Clifford Standen
W. J. Hoffman
James Ford
Lorgin
A. R. Underhill
LaGrange
Earl Merrill
Brighton Township
Berry Rameer
Wellington
Hn Fitts
Ridgeville
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Clearing and Cooler Weekend
Ohio will see clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight into Sunday as two pressure systems advance eastward. Light showers are possible in the northeast tonight, with overall fair conditions expected for the region over the next 86 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sane
Tornado Tearing Roof Off New Boston High School
A tornado struck New Boston High School in Richmond Indiana forcing evacuation as the roof was torn from the building. Two children were seriously injured and others had minor wounds while rescuers searched debris for hours with about 200 students inside.
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Richmond
Ind
Boston
Aaron Lindley
Stabbing of Memphis Physician Reported in Argument
Dr J C Cash King a prominent Memphis physician was stabbed just below the heart in an argument at his office. The accused is Hunter Wilson a lawyer and former Tennessee Attorney General. The incident was reported from Memphis Tennessee with details following. A separate dispatch from Columbus Ohio notes arrival of a new four place Stinson Detroiter monoplane purchased by the state for official use at Port Columbus.
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Norwalk
Fremont
Cleveland Automobile Club
Route 20 Association
White
Sandusky Bay
E. A. Sherrill
Oberlin
Federal Highway Commission
Lorain
Vermilion
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Toledo
Fred H
Memphis
Tenn
J. C. Cash King
Hunter Wilson
Tennessee
Columbus
State of Ohio
Port Columbus
Frank M. McKee
McClelland Named Probate Judge in Franklin County
Columbus attorney C. P. McClelland was appointed probate judge of Franklin County by Governor White to fill the Homer Z. Bostwick vacancy after a special court removed him for misconduct in office. A 20 year practicing lawyer and Ohio State graduate, McClelland had previously run for common pleas judge but lost to Charles A. Leach. The appointment ends a lengthy controversy.
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Columbus
White
Cleveland
Toledo
National Association of Highway Officials
Salt Lake City
Utah
Torain
Vermilion
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Taledo
Elyria
Norwalk
Fremont
E. A. Sherill
Oberlin
Route No. 20 Association
Charles H. Graves
Oak Harbor
Sandusky Bay
Huron County Court House
Lakes
C. P. McClelland
Franklin County
Homer Z. Bostwick
McClelland
Common Pleas
Charles A. Leach
Ohio State University
Chicks Sing In Elyria Post Office Parcel Post
Elyria post office workers hear daily chatter and cheep from day old chicks mailed by parcel post. Postmaster Robert Lersch notes 50 boxes of 100 chicks weekly, many traveling long distances with ventilation holes and no feeding for 24 to 48 hours, a practice endorsed by poultry authorities.
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Elyria Post Office
Robert
Lersch
Elyria
Lorain County
Nurse Muttert Key Figure in Long Island Sound Murder
Leonora Muttert, a Jersey City nurse, emerged as the central figure in the murder of Benjamin Collings, a Stamford engineer, who vanished from his cabin cruiser Penguin in Long Island Sound. She told police she knew two men who had motive to kill him and initially resisted questioning.
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Jerseyerry
N. J
Benjamin P. Col Fugs
Long Island Sound
Leonora Muttert
Jersey City
Miss Muttert
Daniel Casey
Lieut
Henry Gauthier
Collings
Stamford
Fair And Cooler Weather For Week End
The Weather Bureau forecast fair and cooler weather for the weekend in Ohio with light showers possible only in the northeast. Sunday is expected to be fair there. A severe Friday night storm caused damage in several cities including Hamilton with hail and downed trees. Two inches of rain fell in 50 minutes flooding streets and cellars while airplane service from Cleveland eastward was interrupted after two airliners forced down in Pennsylvania. Temperatures remained near normal in most areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Hamilton
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Broomsticks Used as Jail Bars at Lawrence County Jail
Sept 26. Prisoners at the Lawrence county jail substituted broomsticks for removed window bars. Sheriff BE. W. Hennett found the improvised bars on a tip from an inmate. The escape risk involved eighteen prisoners.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
BE. W. Hennett
Man Pays Extra Postage After Reading Chronicle Telegram
An Elyria man sped a Canada bound letter after reading a post office report in The Chronicle Telegram. The sender had used insufficient postage for special delivery amid rate changes and lacked a return address, delaying delivery until he paid the extra two cents and informed the addressee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Robert B. Lersch
Canada
Lersch
Chronicle-Telegram
Criticism in State Examiners Report on County Building Projects
The State Examiners H T Manners and Fred O Hates released a report covering January 1930 to February 1931 criticizing county spending on the infirmary and tuberculosis sanatorium projects. They note inspector salaries duplicating architect duties, questioned a $130 payment to Commissioner George Rhoads, and recommend withholding $793000 in fees while calling Lo tain branch spending illegal but non punishable.
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H. T. Manners
Fred O. Hates
George Rhoads
Franklin County
Lotain
Board of Elections
Monroe H. Welty
Lorain County
C. S. Keiser
Lindbergh Granted Aviation Medal in China Flight
In Nanking Col Charles Lindbergh received an aviation medal from President Chiang Kai-shek after relief flights where vaccines drugs and physicians supplies were dropped over Kang-Chow Tai-Chow Himghua Fowning and Yangchen. He declined to reveal the itinerary home but suggested a southern route via Hong Kong Indo-China and the Levant to Europe.
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Nanking
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chiang Kai- Shek
Kang-Chow
Tai- Chow
Himghua
Fowning
Yangchen
Lindbergh
Orient
Europe
Hong Kong
Indo-China
Persia
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Billion Dollar Deficit Seen in Prospect in Hoover Address
President Hoover urges Congress to cap appropriations and delay nonessential projects to curb a looming billion dollar deficit. He cites historic outlays, urges tax increases only if needed, and asks organizations like the American Legion to press for reduced government spending.
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Washinton
Hoover
Congress
American Legion
Detroit
Mr. Hoover
The
Legion
Sen
Harris
Dem
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mrs. Vare Leads In First Round In National Women’s Golf
Mrs Glenna Collett Vare from Philadelphia led by one hole over Miss Helen Hicks of Hewlett New York after the first round of the final match in the national women's golf championship played in Williamsville New York on September 26.
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Williamsville
N. Y
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Helen Hicks
Hewlett
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Ladies’ Div
Industrial Div
Adto W
Ann Bane
Nwu Uuulu
Ohto
Bostwick
Bulletin
Elyria Postoffice
Nurse Begames Key
Gage
Vare
Michigan
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