Kellogg Not Resigning as Secretary of State Amid Cabinet Rumors
Washington dispatch notes no intent by Secretary Kellogg to resign. Ambassador Houghton returned to confer with President Coolidge and Kellogg on European loans and policy. The piece cites Kellogg’s health and Coolidge’s support, and describes Houghton’s exclusive diplomatic access and influence.
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Berlin
Germany
London
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Department of State and Commerce
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Walter Hines Page
Houch‘on
Lengel Police Chief Reinstatement Bid Delayed by Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission has not reached a verdict on Saranus A. Lengel’s bid to return as chief of police. A second meeting failed to produce agreement, with an announcement deferred. Friends pressure and betting trends suggest Lengel’s fate may be a reduced role versus full reinstatement.
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Civil Service Commission Today
Saranus A. Lengel
Police
Lengel
Price Janson
Rcommissioners
John Burris
Commission
Chapman Hopes Of Life Dim In Hearings
Gerald Chapman, the bandit, seeks a new trial as his attorneys plan to file four affidavits with Superior Court Judge Mervin. They intend to present the affidavits for examination if required, arguing the new evidence warrants reconsideration of his case at Wethersfield prison.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Wethersfield Prison
State Superior Court
Mervin
Jury to Probe Justice Courts in Cleveland Region
The April federal grand jury will probe over ten Cuyahoga county justices of the peace. United States District Attorney A E Bernsteen announced the panel will investigate failures to enter proceedings and fines, alcohol hijacking, bribery and other irregularities on court books.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
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E. Bernsteen
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Judge Fines Man for Operation Guilty of Practicing Medicine
Shawmon was found guilty of operating with a knife while an attendant in Dr. F. A. Hopkins’s office at 116 Market. Judge A Talmadge Snyder imposed a $100 fine after the case, taken under advisement, concluded last week. Judge Snyder then deferred final sentence before transitioning to civil bench duties. Judge U S Johnston to handle criminal duties.
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F. A. Hopkins
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Snyder
U S Johnston
Eng
Ohio Sees Spring Blizzard Rakes Canton and State
A midwestern blizzard roared through Canton and across Ohio with snow and freezing temperatures. Wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph drove drifting snow as rain turned to slush, while cities reported unroofed houses and exposed trees in a harsh early April storm.
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Carl Meyer
Middle West
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
No Fool Like an Old One Wails Prisoner
Dayton police arrest Wilbur H. Clark alias Fred L. Otten of Merrick New York for stealing a dilapidated automobile. Bond set at 5000 dollars. He says a 17 year old girl is the daughter of the woman he loved and lost and he admits past misdeeds as Merrick school board treasurer.
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Dayton, CO
Wilbur H. Clark
Fred L. Otten
Merrick
N. Y
Clark
Heights Pass to Massillon Police Regime
Sheriff C W Kirk handed Columbia Heights to the city Massillon on Thursday morning ending three years of Heights patrol. From now on Massillon police take law enforcement with Deputy Sheriff Bixler moved to dog catching duties and teaming with A C Carey who began duty Monday.
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C. W. Kirk
Columbia Heights
City of
Massillon
Heights
Bixler
A. C. Carey
Tax collections surged in March report by Treasury official
Washington April 1 Acting Secretary of the Treasury Winston said March income tax receipts will exceed 4950000000. By March 30 the total stood at 492000000, about 64000000 above the previous period.
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Washington
Treasury
Winston
Jury Tampering Quiz Resumes in Cleveland Probe
In Cleveland on April 1 the federal grand jury was to resume its probe into jury tampering. Josiah Kirby and several other defendants were expected to be named in a new true bill as indictments are anticipated before week’s end. Witnesses began arriving to testify.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Josiah Kirby
Kirby
Ex Mayor of Alliance Named Defendant in 100000 Suit
R L Garland former Alliance jeweler sues ex mayor L P Speidel for 100000 alleging alienation of affections and two slander claims. Garland claims Speidel’s 1911 1912 alleged intimacy with Garland’s wife Minnie harmed his business reputation and caused loss of goodwill. Attorney I E Hunter K L Coburn represent Garland.
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L. P. Speidel
Alliance
Bar
Common Pleas Court
R. L. Garland
Garland
Speider
Minnie Garland
Speidel
City of Alliance
Montana
Se Ins Common Pleas
I’. E. Hunter
K.L. Coburn
Woman Struck By Car Leaving Streetcar
A woman, who said she felt no injury and refused to give name or address, was knocked down as she stepped from behind a street car at Tuscarawas street and Cherry avenue. The driver, H. M. Anderson of 719 6th street NE, said he was driving south on Cherry when she walked into the path of his automobile.
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Tuscarawas St E
Cherry
H. M. Anderson
6Th St NE
Cherry Av
Polish Troops Kill Seven Rioters in Stryj Mob
Polish troops opened fire on a rioting crowd in Stryj killing seven and wounding many as workers demanded unemployment allowances. The town hall was partly demolished and officials blamed communist incitement for the unrest.
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Warsaw
Stryj
Judge Washburn Tours Canton For Supreme Court Bid
Judge C G Washburn of Elyria a Ninth District court of appeals member and Republican supreme court candidate visited Canton on Thursday. He remains on the appellate bench eight years and is now holding court in Akron and Canton to advance his candidacy.
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C. G. Washburn
Elyria
Court of Appeals
Ninth
Supreme Court
Canton
Akron
Washburn
New Traffic Settlement Plan Adopted by City Officials
The municipal court and Acting Police Chief Charles Martin implement a plan to allow settlement of minor traffic violations at police headquarters 24/7. Offenders with parking tag fines or stop signal violations may pay and receive a receipt, avoiding court hours and lost work.
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Charles Martin
James A. Rice
Municipal Court
Criminal Court
Moravian Bridge in Distress Off Cape Henry
The American steamer Moravian Bridge is ten miles southeast of Cape Henry with disabled machinery and a 30 mile west wind endangering its safety. The cutter Carrabassett has been sent to assist and should reach the vessel about noon.
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Norfolk
Moravian Bridge
Distr&e
Cape Henry
Carrabassett
Were B I ets From Inside Or Outside
Two conflicting views dominated the Rocco Ferrucci case and the Lombardi wounding at 2025 Market Street. Captain Ed Swope favored an outside shooter while Coroner T C McQuate believed the killer was inside. Authorities considered Lombardi's wife as a potential witness. the report notes Swope’s assertion that bullets struck as Mrs Lombardi rose.
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Swope
Lombardi
Witne
Rocco Ferrucci
Mike Lombardi
Market
Ed Swope
Ferrucci
T. C. McQuate
John Luthcinger
Cuyahogaco
Canton
Cleveland
Volpe
Woman fined for liquor law violation in Muny court
Rosa Sas of 2016 Lith St NE was fined 500 dollars and costs in Muny court on a liquor law violation charge. Of the sum, 400 dollars goes to the city and 100 dollars to the state.
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Rosa Sas
Lith St NE
Muny
John Coolidge Returns Home From Amherst for Easter
John Coolidge son of the president is back in Washington from Amherst college for the Easter vacation. He arrived today and plans to spend the holiday period at home with his family.
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Washington
John Coolidge
Amherst College
Whittenmorre to Buffalo on murder trial after plea
Richard Reese Whittemore leader of the candy kid gang faces transfer to Buffalo detectives for trial on murder charges after his New York indictments. He travels under armed guard to Buffalo where he faces life in the electric chair fate with a second murder trial in Maryland looming. Three Cleveland suspects hold police attention in the bandit case as officers probe links to the New York group.
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New York
Morris Koenig
Gov. Smith
Richard Reese Whittemore
Buffalo
Dist
Joab Banton
Whittenmore
Whittemore
New York City
Maryland
Cleveland
Candy Kid
Two Black Suspects Held in Kentucky Robbery Case
Clarksville Tennessee April 1 two Negroes were held on jail here today by county authorities as suspects in the robbery of two men and the alleged criminal assault on their young women companions at Madisonville Kentucky Sunday night. The men Love Meriwether and Ballard Beliford denied any connection with the crimes.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Madisonville
Love Meriwether
Ballard Beliford
Passenger train wreck claim in Pennsylvania fatal
Chicago to New York passenger No. 64 was sideswiped by a freight train near Lancaster Pennsylvania early today. The fireman on the passenger train was killed and two passengers were cut by flying glass.
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Lancaster
Chicago
New York
Man Arrested On Warrant For Torn Fence Incident
Tore Fence arrested on a warrant charges that J. R. Johnston of 808 4th st SW tore down an iron fence late Wednesday.
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J. R. Johnston
4Th St
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