Sheriff's Candy Scheme Probed by Grand Jury in Ohio Jail
In Cleveland, Ohio, 1930s era reports say sheriff Fred Kotler faces a grand jury inquiry over alleged profiteering from candy and pastries sold to county jail inmates. Former prisoner Lonnie Pieman claims jail costs, including pie, ran higher than stated, with charges cited as part of a broader investigation into jail conditions and selling practices.
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Cuyahoga County
Fred Kotler
Louis “Lonnie Pieman" Savers
Homer G Powell
Common Pleas Court
Frank de Phittins
Louie the Pienan
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Court powers limit jail control say judge Powell
Chief Justice Powell asserts that sheriffs are officers of the courts and that judges have authority to set rules governing jail management and inmate control.
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Penney Building Contract Is Set for Waterloo Project
Contracts awarded after bid opening for a Penney department store building on the old city site. Jens Olsen & Son Construction Co to build the structure at 82,000 with Trauer & Sale handling heating and plumbing at 6,561. Electric wiring included. foundations and separate cost accounts to be used. Occupancy planned around October 1 with Penney Co to operate a department store.
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Cording
Glenn C. Bown
Waterloo & Cedar Alls ‘Union Mill Co
Jens Olasen& San Construction Co
Railway Car Confusion In Michigan Coach Yost
An old Des Moines dispatch describes athletic director Fielding H. Yost of the University of Michigan mistaken as a railroad coach by a conductor at a way station. The incident shows the conductor trying to pick up Yost from the train, only to realize his error after the stop.
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Yost
Michigan
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Caldwell
Montcello
M Caldwell
Cafe Owner Accused in Divorce Related Disturbance Case
Kosta Wimilrott, proprietor of the Hittle Chicago cafe at 155 Boidars Street East, arraigned Tuesday morning in district court on charges tied to a divorce action. Defendant pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace as Evelyn Dimitrof, wife of the defendant, pursues divorce proceedings. The case links the cafe owner to alleged marital dispute details in the court records.
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Kosta Wimilrott
Chicago
Boidars Street
Pal Court
Anunie
Rges
Afner Dimitrogt
Evelyn Dimitrof
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Pourth Sirect
Band
Jury Dismissed as Farmers Rally for Field Work
In a municipal court scene, Judge Hunter relieved jurors from duty to tend crops. Dimitroff released on recognizance after dispute at home. Mrs Dimitroff reports her husband’s visit to collect items. Trial set for Wednesday at 9 in Fairfield district court.
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Dimitrof
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