Motor Club Sends Atheneans to State Meeting
Three representatives from the Southeast Ohio Motor Club attended the state convention of secretaries of auto clubs in Columbus. Athens delegates included M. Burgett secretary Alex Moore president and F. Cone advisory board member. Burgett spoke on Salvaging a Wrecked Club during the conference.
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Southeast Ohio Motor Club
Auto Clubs
Columbus
Athens
Nl. M. Burgett
Alex Moore
FF. W. Cone
Burgett
Edward Ford
New York
Ohio Motorist warned to legally transfer license plates
Ohio Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown urges motorists to obtain a legal transfer certificate from the local deputy after trading old plates for new. A $1 fee applies, higher for more powerful cars, with penalties including a $25 fine for noncompliance and risk of liability in accidents due to illegal plate use.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Onio
Ilegally
Lorist
Secretary of State
Campaign delegate tallies shift in Hoover Smith contest
Washington tabulators show Herbert Hoover with 574 pledged delegates and 545 needed for nomination at Kansas City. With 671 pledged, Alfred E. Smith trails by 65. Oregon petitions place Smith and Hoover on presidential ballots. Five thousand greet Smith in Asheville, he declines to discuss politics. Also announced: a 400 room hotel to be built at Orchard Island, Indian Lake by Orchard Island Inc. after purchasing Tarr Island holdings for 350000.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Friends of
Alfred EE. Smith
Alfred H. Smith
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of State
Oregon
Smith
Asheville
N. C
Russells Point
Orchard Island
Indian Lake
The
Orchard Island, Inc
A. FR. Tarr Island Holdings
Bootleg War in Louisville Grows Serious
Louisville police report a raid on an apartment tied to Irene Ward as part of a bootleg war tearing the underworld. A man held on vagrancy charges faced allegations of plotting violence with a lighted fuse and dynamite at J. S. Green’s residence.
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Louisville
GQP
Irene Ward
J. S. Green
Delegates Rescued From Fire At Hotel
Fire at the Rems Hotel basement sent delegates fleeing as smoke filled corridors. Firemen found an unconscious man under a table who later revived at a hospital. identity reported as Jabert Downs.
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Rems
Olica
Jabert Downs
Industrial Alcohol Agency Fined 10000 in Federal Case
The Industrial Alcohol Agency of New York was fined 10000 by Judge A M J Cochran in Covington federal court after owners Jacob Fein and Bertram Well pleaded guilty to indictments charging violation of the alstead act. The company used alcohol manufactured by Wiedemann in beverages.
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XTAL
Intriak
New York Corporation
A. M. J. Cochran
Covington
Jacob Fein
Bertram Well
Industrial Alcohol Agency
Wiedemann Company
West Union People Take Over a Bank
West Union residents rallied to save the First National Bank of West Union by subscribing 80 000 dollars in twelve hours after national examiners planned to close it. Seventy two subscribers backed the effort in Cincinnati dated April 1 4.
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Trey
Gallipolis
Threa
Tebourget Airdrome
Parin
Diaudonne Costes
Joseph Leb
Clentik
Denth
Wight Poliesmien
William Belcher
West Union
Cincinnati
First National Bank of West Union
National Bank of
Adams County
National Bank
Explosion Burns Parents of Champion McCoy in Columbus
An explosion from a kerosene lamp set a house blaze in Columbus injuring Mr and Mrs W M McCoy parents of Harkin McCoy former national wrestling champion. The blaze caused severe burns and the incident occurred on a redacted date. Local authorities investigate the cause.
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Champ
Columbus
W. MM. McCoy
Harkin McCoy
Defense case of Sinclair to open Monday
Defense of Harry F P with co to defraud the government aims to open Monday. The report notes plans and possible involvement, referencing arms and an alleged scheme. The text is garbled but centers on a defense case beginning Monday and linked figures.
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Sinclair
Washington
Harry FP. Ehdrret
Make It Impossible To Trail Robbers
Robbers assaulted a truck driver of Superior Transfer on a road near fear Salon and stole 500 cents in cash and 1200 in checks. The driver John Kelly and helper Dan Murphy reported the theft to police. The attackers claimed Akron ties and deflated the truck tires after the holdup.
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ASD
Fear Salon
John Kelly
Dan Murphy
Akron
Picketers Arrested Near White House
More than 100 members of the All America Anti Imperial League were arrested around the White House during a demonstrative march. The group included young protesters from cities such as New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington.
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Washington
U.rl
America
Suhsistead Street
Dirkroom
New York
Wiadelphia
Wilmington
D A R Distributes Answers to Attacks on National Meeting
Washington report notes Mrs Alfred J Brosseau president general of the DAR distributed a printed answer to attacks by Mrs Erlen Tufts Bailie of Cambridge Mass labeling Bailie and a protest committee as disloyal for a public pamphlet criticizing national defense. Cincinnati report: two roundhouse owners near Millville jailed or fined after Miami University students held liquor parties. Ernest Brown 69 days in jail and $200 fine. Eugene Quackenbush 69 days and fine. Charles Kelly spared a fine.
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Washington
Alfred J. Brosseau
FA. Th
Erlen Tufts Bailie
Cambridge
Mass
Bailie
A. Iting
Cincinnati
U RR
Millville
Miami University
Ernest Brown
Smith Hickenlooper
Eugene Quackenbush
Charles Kelly
Kelly
Hearings Continued In Bar Fraud Case
In Columbus an all day session focused on testimony in six bar fraud cases. The hearings continued with depositions planned to disclose details in all but one case.
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Columbus
U.R
Aix
Trapped Woman Rescued as Fire Bites Second Floor Flat
Cleveland dispatch reports Mrs. May Rawlow, 24, trapped in her second floor apartment by fire. Firemen used a pantry ladder to reach her after smoke woke her early. she fled to the kitchen where flames blocked the back stair exit. She may die from severe burns.
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Cleveland
U.P
Severs
May Rawlow
Carrie
Fire at Loma Court kills five, injures fifteen
A downtown apartment house fire swept through the Loma Court building today. Five people died and fifteen were seriously injured as responders battled the blaze.
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Winntpi
Ffteen
Dib Loma Court
Willis delegation backs Lowden slate for Ohio Republicans
Ohio Willis supporters affirm the delegate slate and second choices for the national convention. They endorse Governor Lowden of Illinois and favor supporting Hughes or Dawes if conditions allow. They stress uncommitted delegates and loyalty to President Coolidge, with Biddle and Eagle leading the Ohio delegation to the June convention.
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Willis
Ohio
Charles G. Dawes
Lowden
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Party
T. R. Biddle
Sherman Eagle
A. Will, Jr
F. A. Shiftler
Vctory
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