Man Arrested After He Asks Officers For Help
POMEROY March 4. Clarence Potts of Pity Me appeared before Deputy Foun Lewis and urged the officer to accompany him to his home to confiscate his apparatus for the manufacture of liquor.
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Foun Lewis
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Lotten
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Vest
Tolls
Lelet
Lew Welker
Morris
Watts
Former Detective Charged With Meliett Murder
Floyd J. Streitenberger, ex Canton police detective, is held on a charge of murdering Don Meliett, editor of the Canton Daily News. The July killing resulted from a conspiracy between the officer and underworld figures opposed to the editor’s crusade. Streitenberger faces arraignment, with related trials of other suspects noted.
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Springfield
Lato
Streityaberser
Mondey
Louis Mazer
Marek
Pat VePermott
Ben Hudner
Mazer
Editor Nelson Coblench Dies in White Plains Home
Cleveland newspaper editor Nelson Simons Coblench, aged 4, died today in his White Plains, New York residence after a long illness. He led the Cleveland paper for decades and was remembered for his editorial vigor.
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Cleveland
Nelson Simons Coblench
Cleveland Inin Dealer
White Mains
N.Y
Presidents and First Ladies Booklet Prompts Reader Interest
A fragmentary notice advertises a booklet titled The Presidents and the Wives The United States offering glimpses into presidental lives and families It mentions illustrations and information useful for readers and references a Washington D C bureau aligned with a reader service
Niles Prosecutor to Probe Graft and Gambling in April Grand Jury
Prosecutor Lynn Griffith announced that graft and gambling cases including Kootlerging will be investigated by the April grand jury in Trammill county. Police Lt. Charles Gilbert and Officers Louis Muche and Stevens, recently acquitted in a civil service ruling on dice, will face the same charges.
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NILES
Bambling
Lynn Griffith
Trammill County
Charles Gilbert
Louis Muche
Ae Stevens
Civil Service Commission
Griffith
Bus Lines May Not Be Merged Without Petition
The Supreme Court ruled that bus lines cannot be merged without a formal petition. The decision follows a dispute between the Dennsylvecnia Hrozd agar and the Buckeye vial lines over a Cincinnati to Cleveland route and the role of the public utilities commission in granting permission.
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Public Utilities Commission
Columbly
Supreme Court
Dennsylvecnia Hrozd Agar
Public Ulitilies Commission
Permissa
Ime
Unclear OCR fragment leads to unspecified arrest in Sage
Fragment describes a West man chapel incident and an arrest linked to an officer with references to Welch Ven Fl and a person named Jone Duele. Details are garbled and many names likely misread. no clear event date or location is verifiable.
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Sagerancisco
Welch
W. J. Muth Metal
Jone Duele
Wavernee
Girma
Virginia
End of Turmoil as Ninth Congress Closes After Dramatic Session
The ninth Congress ends at noon amid a fevered fight over major bills. Senate filibusters stalled work for days while key measures such as banking reform, rivers and harbors, and the Reed investigation faced adjournment. A nine month recess ensues until next December as President Coolidge’s vetoes and procedural battles shape a turbulent exit.
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Paulick
Mallon
United Press Stati
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
The
Star
Boulder Dam
Reed
Dawes
EMI
Indict Detective With Pat McDermott and Ben Judacr
The text reports an indictment involving a detective along with Pat McDermott and Ben Judacr already in prison while Mazer awaits trial. It notes Streitenber for the murder of Ben nton editor Streiten, a Cane ton detective, and a search for an alibi for Mazer when he was first accused of involvement in the crime.
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Pat McDermott
Ben Judacr
Aml
Mazer
Tan
Oma
Lloyda
Strettenber
Bennton
Streiten
Caneton
Foree
Mellett
Canatenville Man Arrested For Illegal License Tag
William Radol f of Canatenville paid 60 dollars and costs in Magistrate Pearl W. Uelwig's court for illegal license tag and another fee in Mayor Alex Moore's court bringing total fines to 79.60. He pleaded guilty to speeding and reckless driving in Athens, was arrested by Chief Herb Parker, and his license was found to be invalid. He could not pay the magistrate’s fine and was placed in county jail. The report notes partisan Senate conduct and a Mississippi Democrat senator’s remarks.
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William Radolf
Canaanville
Pearl W. Uelwig
Alex Moore
Made
Athens
Herb Parker
J. W. Knox
Radelif
House
Senate
Biblicans
Harrison
Mississippi
Dave Tead
Mellon
Miller Convicted on Charges Of Conspiracy, Jury Unable
Columbus dispatch reports Miller was convicted on conspiracy charges while jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Daugherty case. The article covers related legislative fights over Wilmington college funding and state coal freight rate concerns in Ohio, noting House maneuvers and bills advancing to the Senate. The piece names Speaker Gray, Senator L. T. Marshall, Rep. W. T. Roberts, and Gov. Hazrd.
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Daugherty
Jack V. Scott
Ltal
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Tower House
Wilmington College
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House
Hove
Gray
L. T. Marshal
Greer
Technica
Akron
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cleveland
Sion
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
Congress
Interstate Comserce Commission
Stormy session seals vast Congress action on reforms
The sixty ninth Congress adjourned as lawmakers boasted swift passage of farm relief radio provisions naval strengthening banking reform a new public buildings program river and harbor projects and tax reduction measures amid a busy stormy session led by efforts to stabilize prices and cut taxes.
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Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Wis
Cape Cod
Turkey
Foreign
End of Sixty Ninth Congress and Birth of Seventieth
Washington reports the sixty ninth Congress adjourns at noon marking its end. The new seventieth Congress, elected last November, does not convene until the first Monday of December under the constitution, a nine month layoff unless a special session is called by President Coolidge amid a national crisis.
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Paul BR. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Arsha
Coolidge
Underwood Leaves Senate in Quiet Retirement
Oscar Underwood Democrat of Alabama retires from public life at noon today after declining to seek re election last year. A veteran party battles leader he will be remembered as a Democratic national figure and a familiar Capitol presence. Ten Republicans and one Democrat also retire from the Senate.
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U.P
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Capitol
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Underwood
Potomac
Virginia Hills
Mt. Vernon
Important measures to die in Congress today
In Washington March 4 as the 69th Congress closes many measures remain on the calendar. Most bills show some progress but lack conference success. Key items cited include railroad labor disputes coal industry settlements and postwar price controls, with many measures left to die.
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Noudies
Iftefeless
Musele Shoata
Boulder Dam
St. Lawrence Great Lakes
68Th Congress
Senate
American Clubbed as Consular Agent Beaten in Nicaragua
In Managua on Thursday United States Consulate reports say American officials including Minister Charles Eberhardt were targeted in a string of threats and an assault. The incident left the consular agent unconscious and heightened tensions among prominent American residents in Nicaragua.
Kerensky Arrives in New York for American Lecture Tour
Alexander Kerensky head of Russia’s first revolutionary government arrives in New York for an American lecture tour. He is editor of Oni a Paris newspaper and previously led the overthrow of the Romanovs.
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Alexander F. Kerensky
Russia
New York
Kerensky
Oni
Paris
Jury Deliberates Long On Verdict In Daugherty Case
New York March 4 former Alien Property Custodian Thos W Miller convicted of conspiring to withhold from government services The jury could not reach a verdict on Harry M Daugherty former attorney general after about 66 hours of deliberation and Miller was found guilty while Daugherty was acquitted on retrial plans Buckner urged quashing the indictment.
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Thos. W. Miller
Harry Mu. Daugherty
Miller
U. S
Emory R. Buckner
Daugherty
Juorg
Arminal
Swiss Corporation
Mately
Emory R. Buck
Acer
Gage
John T. King
Jesse Smith
Richard Fi. Merton
Frankfort
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Merton
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Paia
King Sea
Miler
King
Mra
Lion
Frederick
Margareten
Baker
Charles R. Ross
Daugharty
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