Rum Charges Fall Flat at OSU Probe Hearing
At Ohio State University a public hearing found no direct evidence supporting rumors that instructors and students violated dry laws or circulated communistic doctrine. The probe, led by Acting President Rightmire, will continue with questions about a Chicago communism talk and two students’ alleged remarks, including the Horton case that led to his dismissal.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Rightmire
A. Propst
Chicago
State Dry
Dabney Horton
Horton
Former Akron Mayor William E. Young Dies at 63
William E. Young former Akron mayor attorney and Democratic leader died suddenly of heart disease at 63 after 30 years practicing law. He served as mayor during the 1900 riots and retired from politics after a controversial absence during the disturbances. He is survived by his widow daughter Catherine brother Harry of Columbus and sister Mrs. Charlotte Fry of Cleveland.
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Akron
William E. Young
Catherine
Harry
Columbus
Charlotte Fry
Cleveland
Young
Ten Drown as Boats Capsize in Iceland Storm
A fierce storm near Reykjavik sinks the British steamer Hartwick and an Icelandic motor boat. Ten people drown, five Hartwick crewmen perish when their rescue boat capsizes, while others aboard Hartwick are saved. The Icelandic vessel goes down with its five occupants.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Hartwick
Thief Escapes With $500 Here In Bank Thefts
Miss Mildred Williams, an employee at Roy Longenaker’s First National Bank building, left the office briefly and a thief stole $55 in cash and checks. Police were informed Tuesday.
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Mildred Williams
Roy Longenaker
First National Bank
Near zero weather forecast across Ohio including Cleveland
The Cleveland area and other parts of Ohio expect near zero temperatures with heavy snowfall. The forecast cautions residents to prepare for extreme cold and accumulating snow as conditions persist.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New Aultman Hospital Staff Named With Most Old Members Rejected
Russell Burt announced a new 11 member Aultman hospital staff on Tuesday. Eight former staff members were not included, and seven of those are excluded from the tentative new roster. New roles include Dr. E J March as consultant surgeon and Dr. Harry Gauchat as medical staff chief. other positions cover obstetrics pediatrics and ENT specialties.
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Aultman_ hospital
Russell Burt
Burt
E. J. March
Aultman Hospital
L. A. Buchman
J. B Dougherty
E. O. Morrow
J. R. Beiter
Mercy Hospital
Harry Gauchat
C. A. LaMont
Clare Fraunfelter
Ed L. Falk
Fred Kinny
Sharpe Wilson
I. H. Fuchs
Board of Trustees
C. R. Deeds
H. H. Welland
Denzer
Frank Hart
G. A. Kelley
Harry Pomerene
C. A. Crane
Senators May Grant Nye Seat In Close Senate Vote
Washington January 12 The battle over seating Gerald P Nye Republican of North Dakota took a surprising turn as polls show a narrow path to approval. Republican poll 45 43 favors Nye with seven undecided while Democratic poll 43 47 opposes his seating and International News poll 38 43 against with eleven doubtful and three absent.
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Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Nye
King gifts Bordighera villa to mothers group
King Victor Emmanuel announced the Bordighera villa, long the home of Queen Marguerita, is given to the Associazione of Mothers of Men Killed in the Great War. The property will serve as a convalescent soldiers home.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Bordighera
Marguerita
Make Liquor Raid New York
City police enforcing liquor laws arrested forty suspects over the weekend and seized a quart of liquor in a series of raids.
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New York
Carter Miller Dies After Illness at 27
Carter Miller 27 died at Antuman hospital Monday after five days with pneumonia. He managed Timken Roller Bearing Co. sales and promotion. Born Bay City Michigan he was Kenyon College class of 1919 graduate and Canton community figure. Survived by parents sisters and brothers with funeral services to be announced.
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Carter Miller
University Club
Antuman Hospital
Miller
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Bay City
Mich
Kenyon College
Canton
Timken Co
Brookside Country Club
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
A. M. Miller
Ann Arbor
Mary Louise
Minna Miller
John Addison
Hollywood
Cal
A. M. Miller, Jr
Elyria
Albert Miller IL
Detroit
Hemnan Ely
17Th St
Gas prices rise in Canton to 22 cents a gallon
Canton gas stations raised prices on Tuesday with regular gasoline at 22 cents per gallon and high test at 27 cents. The increases affected all leading oil companies and were in effect across the area.
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Canton
Police Party at 619 Third Street Ends With Arrests
Police blotter details a party hosted by Harry Christopolus at 619 3rd St NE with guests including Dorothy Allen and the Ellis couple. Officers charged Christopolus for entertaining contrary to Prohibition, with others accused of furnishing women and song. Nick Russ was later arrested after a crate incident, leading to further court actions. Continuous hearings held by Judge A Talmadge Snyder.
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Christopolus
Louis Leilus
Carnahan
Loftus
Hoyle
Crabbe
Volstead
Dorothy Allen
Cleveland
Margaret Ellis
James Ellis
Dueber
John “Jiggs” Wise
Nick Russ
Madison Rd
Russ
Jiggs
A. Talmadge Snyder
Criminal Branch
Many Court
Tom Althanseau
Grand Hotel
Strike Parley Brought to End
New York January 12 The anthracite coal conference adjourned indefinitely in the afternoon with no date set for another meeting. Daniel Pierce publicity man for many operators announced the break up and John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America issued a statement blaming the operators.
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New York
Daniel Pierce
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Chief Provides Coast Time for Children on Two Stree ts
Chief S A Lengel announced two roped off evenings to let kids coast. In the northwest 8th street NW hill and the 3rd street NE hill will be closed from top to bottom and guarded by police. More streets will be closed Wednesday evening. the selection of Whitely was not announced Tuesday.
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S. A. Lengel
8Th St NW
Fulton Rd NW
Lengel
Indian Murder Probe to Be Pushed Rapidly
Guthrie Oklahoma January 12 Activists expect swift action in the Osage murder case linked to an alleged conspiracy to kill. Federal grand jury indications point to final indictments followed by a new grand jury to probe bribery and political interference that halted the prior inquiry. Alva MacDonald, a former U.S. marshal, appeared briefly but was not allowed to testify, with reports alleging a ten thousand bribe to stop the inquiry.
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Guthrie
Okla
Alva MacDonald
Roosevelt
United States
Southwest
Mac Donata
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Edwin Brown
MacDonald
Marc Donald
Brown
Close Thirteen Akron Establishments Under Liquor Nuisance Injunctions
Akron Cleveland January 12 Thirteen temporary injunctions against Akron businesses went into effect pending action for nuisance by liquor sales. Assistant District Attorney Howel Leuck filed the injunctions yesterday stating half are restaurants and the rest soft drink parlors and confectioneries.
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Cleveland
Akron
Howel Leuck
Identification Made In Cleveland Slayings
Two men slain yesterday by Patrolman Daniel Candon are positively identified as Frank and John Maruchio aged 24 and 26 by a sister. One had served a Mansfield reformatory term for burglary.
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Cleveland
Daniel Candon
Frank
John Maruchio
Mansfield Reformatory
Pharmacy exams under state board in Columbus
About eighty applicants are being examined in Columbus today by members of the state board of pharmacy. The examinations will end Wednesday.
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Columbus, O
State Board of Pharamacy
Prison arrest after alcohol leak at Detroit Union Station
Two youths from Paris Ohio were found with four one gallon cans of alcohol when a leak triggered a federal liquor charge. Travel aid staff helped them at Union Station before police led to the suspect’s home. the man was held on $2,500 bond for trial Monday.
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Detroit
Mich
John Suhon
Mary
Paris
Frank Vitroyecki
Union Station
Gertrude Ross
Exline Bond Set At 3000 On Criminal Operation Charge
Dr C B Exline faced a grand jury indictment for performing a criminal operation. Bond was set at 3000 and he posted it to be released Tuesday afternoon. Attorneys dismissed reports he had gone to California as unfounded and said he had been away on business but returned Sunday.
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Dr. C. BE. Exline
Dr. Exlise
California
Cardinal Mercier Relapses. Condition Serious in Brussels
Cardinal Mercier suffered a relapse in Brussels on January 12 and his condition has worsened, with officials stating the aged prelate is now in a most serious state.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Suspect Confesses in 1920 South Braintree Robbery Murders
State officials confirmed a Dedham jail inmate confessed to the South Braintree payroll holdup and murders that led to the Sacco and Vanzetti convictions. Sacco says he was in Boston seeking a passport to Italy, while Vanzetti claims he was working in Plymouth at the time.
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Boston
Mass
Dedham
South Braintree
Nicholas Sacco
Bartholomew Vanzetti
Sacco
Italy
Vanzetti
Plymouth
The World and a Dollar for Fifty Cents Offer
The Daily News announces a thrift promotion with a Wednesday coupon. Readers deposit fifty cents at First National Bank to receive a one dollar thrift credit and a globe map as a savings ornament. A second deposit within six months is required and one dollar must stay on deposit for one year.
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Daily News
World
First National Bank
The
Chief Lengelin Moves Officers In Police Reorganization
Sergeant John Wise is reassigned to Booze Squad No 2 by Chief Lengel as part of a city council backed reorganization. Otto Miller shifts to oversee Wise's previous hours while Ritz moves from night patrol to the motorcycle squad, filling a vacancy.
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John “Jiggs” Wise
Lengel
Wise
Otto Miller
Sergeant Wise
Ti Wan
Ritz
Ed Grove
Dirigible Bill Set for House Hearings Tomorrow
Representative Thomas S. Butler announced hearings on a bill to authorize a giant dirigible three and a half times the Shenandoah size. The proposed airship would cost about 5 million dollars, with a navy briefing on its military value and technical data, while Shenandoah causes would not be discussed.
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Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Thomas S. Butler
Pennsylvania
Butler
Navy
Fire Sweeps Block in Ferriday Killing Six
In Ferriday Louisiana a blaze early today swept a business district block killing six people and injuring several as damages reach about 100000 officials said.
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Ferriday
Boxer killed in sparring bout in New Orleans
Preston Prince Brown, a negro boxer, died after a sparring mishap at Miles gymnasium. He was struck on the jaw during a session with Clayton Big Boy Peterson, who was to fight Tim O'Neil that night. Brown suffered a skull fracture and brain concussion and never regained consciousness. Peterson is a Mississippi heavyweight around 290 pounds. Brown weighed about 225 pounds.
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New Orleans
Clayton
Big Boy
Simmons Seen as Big Factor in Tax Fight
Washington reports Sen. Furnifold Simmons crafts a strategy to tilt tax relief toward incomes between 22 000 and 100 000 dollars, lining up voters for a record senate vote. He seeks to force all such taxpayers to choose sides while offsetting revenues with higher rates on the wealthy. The issue centers on debt retirement over 25 or 82 years, with ongoing fiscal pressure and international contributions shaping the debate.
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Washington
Sen
Furnifold M. Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
America
Mr. Simmons
North Carolina
Treasury
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