Bandits Suffer Ileveland Mass Attack
Bandits in Ileveland Ohio March 15 stabbed to death one man and shot another possibly fatally. A third assailant was arrested and a fourth fled.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
8
Bandits in Ileveland Ohio March 15 stabbed to death one man and shot another possibly fatally. A third assailant was arrested and a fourth fled.
An attempted robbery at Frank Crusoe's store ended unsuccessfully this afternoon as the would be thief fled without taking any goods. No injuries were reported and police described the suspect as a lone male in dark clothing.
Albany, N Y. Owen L Potter serves as official pardon clerk to the governor handling all clemency and commutation applications. For over 20 years he has sat by the governor at hearings, presenting all facts straight from official records and earning wide respect for his steady, fair judgment. He is known at the capitol as Judge by many staffers.
Senator Caraway of Arkansas replies to a $20,000 damages suit by Harry A. Walterstein an employee of the veterans bureau. He declares any injuries Walterstein sustained in a recent fist fight in Washington were caused by Walterstein’s provocative language manner and conduct.
Leon C. Herrick opened bids for four miles of paving on the Ath ens Marietta road between Coolville and the county line. Harness Fienick of Williamsport submitted the lowest brick and concrete bids. The figures show brick bids from 7,900 to 13,000 under estimates and concrete bids 2,900 to 13,000 under. State and federal funds totaling about 107,000 will cover roughly half the cost.
Massillon Ohio March 15 federal agents B M Martin and Percy Clarke raided the Jungle Inn outside city limits. Four doors were smashed as they entered with warrants and Chief Ertle. Proprietor Gus Vardis charged with Harrison Narcotics Act violation. Forty patrons allowed to leave.
The speaker notes a contrast with Congress stating it has passed income policy while we have not. The statement contrasts legislative progress on income measures with our own lack of action.
Spraint back pain relief advertised with Senarko Japanese Oil claiming 57 uses. The product is promoted as miles ahead of other liniments and urged to get a bottle daily from Cline Pharmacy Co.
Dan Malloy, formerly a constable and now a government witness, testified in the trial of 63 Lake county defendants charged with conspiracy to violate the Volstead law. Liquor taken from run by ranpers on the highways of Lake county was divided between the judge the prosecuting attorney and constables.
Two years of regular flights connect Suorva near Porjus in Sweden with Forjus, enabling constant world contact. An Avro aircraft with a 130 horsepower Clarget engine operates floats in summer and skids in winter, maintaining service through severe cold with minimal interruptions and no serious accidents.
In Columbus on March 15 the mine committees heard both sides of the proposed recodification. Eastern Ohio coal operators opposed the measure while Hocking Valley operators and George Savage of Columbus supported it. Lawmakers expect a committee recommendation early next week.
Wild deer driven into towns due to feed shortages threaten residents across New Haven County. Incidents include a Clinton citizen's car crash after a deer shattered the windshield, a Willimantic minister's escape from a deer breaking Y M C A windows, a New Haven store window shattering, and a train strike that killed two deer including a rare albino. Carcasses found in suburban pastures and deer killed by dogs in Fairfield County are also reported as the herd migrates toward Long Island Sound. Bridgeport plans to stock its zoo with deer found exhausted in parks.
Two suspects robbed a New York actor but spent little time on the crime, with authorities noting the incident had little impact beyond the immediate theft.
The Ladies Aid Society gathered at Mrs. J. W. Davis home in Vanderhoof last Thursday. Despite sickness, the meeting was profitable and two new members Mrs. A. L. McBee and Mrs. Ed Rowan joined. Next gathering set for April 12 at Mrs. Frank Caldwell’s home.
Washington report says a moderate earthquake was recorded on the seismograph at Georgetown University early today and announced this afternoon.
Edward C. Fox indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening the life of President Harding was ordered confined in St. Elizabeths asylum Washington by Judge Paul J. Jones in United States district court.
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