Mine Strikers Accept Peace Plan
Mike Eklemovich charged with first degree murder in the slaying of his wife Mitin, 28, was bound over to the grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing. Police say he admitted nothing and planned to claim an accidental shooting. The case moves toward Canton as officials seek relief from grilling in City Lockup.
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Bkreshma
Pole
Karl A. Peis
Santo
Mike Eklemovich
Mitin
Grand Jury
A. Polat
Ekle Smovcheld
Tee
Feit
Mike ‘Eklemovich
Pelee
Mike
Euetmovich
Canton
Trump
Conner
Reese
S. Toa
Walsh
Outane
Polat
Louie Ranian
Peint cl
Year's coldest wave on way with record lows
A harsh cold front is forecast to bring the season's coldest spell with temperatures dipping well below zero and significant snowfall. Officials warn of dangerous wind chills as Cleveland Canton and surrounding areas brace for subfreezing highs and a wider northern Ohio deep freeze.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Canton
Fireman Rescues Man As Blaze Engulfs Home
Fire originating near a basement hot water heater swept through the kitchen and to the roof of a two story frame building at 800 Cherry SE. Firemen arrived after nine apparatus were alerted. an elderly man named by Fireman Steinmetz was rescued by the crew. All occupants had escaped before arrival. damage estimated in the hundreds.
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Cherry
Brida
Steinmetz
Hook and Ladder Company
Slayer to be Sentenced Today in Hungary Case
A jury will hear the final sentencing for a Slayer linked to the slaying of John K wnts Suly. The defendant confessed to killing Koonte with a knife in an apparent domestic dispute. The trial records note self defense claims and a plan to set sentence.
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John K Wnts Suly
Koonte
Butehr
Hungary
Unclear Capture and Dismemberment Case Report
A fragmentary local crime note describes a high speed chase ending in a dismemberment scene. The narrative references a severed body, auto crash, alcohol impairment, and police investigations with mentions of suspects and legal actions.
Governor Downey appoints new Kent trustees
Columbus Jan 22 Gov Downey announces the appointment of John Overholt of Wooster as Republican trustee and Norman Senhaus of New Philadelphia as Democrat trustee for Kent Normal, with background on their professions and prior ties.
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Columbus
Downey
John Dy Overholt
Norman Senhaus
New Philadelpha
Kent Normal
Overholt
Wills Clevchana
Senhaucer
Bane
Bride Stands By Bandit Durkin Amid Jail Arraignment
The bride vows support for her husband Durkin as he sits in county jail awaiting arraignment. A separate report notes Durkin faces charges after a federal agent was killed during a pursuit in a related incident.
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Cascade
Sartin
Durkin
Judge Mahattey Urges Citizens to Fire if Attacked
Columbus Jan 22 Judge Mahattey urges residents to defend themselves against raids with revolvers if necessary. Ralph Dewitt fined $100 and costs for assault and battery after a dispute sparked by alleged misconduct by his wife and a partner with no police power. The case stemmed from a search for contraband and local enforcement debates on Prohibition.
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Columbus
Mahattey
Columbus Mson
Ralph Dewitt
Kernaghan
Antie
Dewitt
Hte
Rome
Tad
Hurry Up World for 50 Cents Coupon Saturday
Fragments advertise a last chance coupon event offering the world for 50 cents. The text is a garbled, partially readable page snippet with stray phrases and dates, mentioning promotions and page continuation.
Tenth Victim Hammered Into Insensibility
Toledo police report a renewed spree by the alleged killer Dor othy Barton 20 as she attacks another woman near her home. The crimes have sparked fear as nine prior victims are cited and authorities seek the suspect connected to the string of assaults and killings in the area.
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Toledo
Alugger
Dorothy Barton
Mont Av
Alumeer
Handley
Paia
Bean
Ginger ale favored drink of President Coolidge noted
In Atlantic City on January 23 TM Oberfelder of Baltimore reports ginger ale as the president's favorite drink. Also mentions New Jersey bottler Randolph at the lockup and a Manchester incident with a two year old Antonia, plus a suit for $8,141 in New York. A ark sale of stock to Komenbach for $2,600 and a New York holdup at a Chinese restaurant with cash taken.
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Atlantic
Manchester
S. M
Anciel
Antonia
New York
Newark
Komenbach Company
Nn Mice
Rob
Traffic Mishap Report From North Baltimore
Police document a curb collision near Maple Avenue and NE Maple with damage to a vehicle tied to a resident Tapadaiphon. The radiator and springs were noted as damaged, preliminary statements reference a 2201 location and a party named Sohn Norra.
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Waindt
Baltimore
Gartiela
Day
Truman
Trent
Tapadaiphon
Tuo
Jere
Sohn Norra
Bourne Brokers Strike Halts Market Trading
Financial strike disrupts Bourne operations with brokers and employers stage a one day shutdown. Transactions in stocks and bonds stall as market activities pause across the city.
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Bourne
Neninat
Stanastu
Operators Agree To Pact With Reservations
In Scranton Pennsylvania the United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis approves the Lynett peace plan ending a strike by 158 000 anthracite miners. W W Inglis chairs the mine operators conference and confirms tentative accord as talks continue in Wilkes Barre.
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Inglis
Scranton
E. J. Lynett
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
W. W. Inglis
Lawie
Lawte
Lymett
Tomate
Penalties Begin For Late Dog Tag Purchases
Authorities report penalties started Friday for late dog tag buyers with a 1 fine or extension to purchase within the period. Hundreds of untagged dogs are mailed notices to comply or risk harboring an untagged dog. Postmarks and prices cited show the enforcement aims to recover fees, with total fines around 38 per case after the new rate.
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Cleveland
Uognoviston
Cuyahoga
Prosecution Opens in Sandusky Murder Trial
Mary Keller faces her husband Clarence Moyer as the prosecution outlines the murder of their seven year old daughter Elizabeth in Sandusky. Proceedings indicate the trial will adjourn tonight and resume Monday with expectations of a verdict.
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Sandusky
Mary” Keller
Elizabeth
Stand on Farm Relief Problem Clearly Stated
The article reports Secretary Jardine of the Agriculture Department clearly opposing farm price controls and urging action to relieve farmers. It notes debate over Dickman Bill and farm aid measures, mentioning Gov. Lake and the National Cooperative Council in the context of farm development and export prices.
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Ardine
Department of Agriculture
Dickingomill
Jardine
Bat Sara
Tna Povernment
Tna
Fark
National Cooperative Council
Laven
Stesary
America
Nine to Life Imprisonment for Revolt Participants
A court sentenced 144 individuals to life imprisonment for taking part in a revolt. Reports indicate some insurgents have already been executed.
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Tn'an Revolwion
Riea
YoususTER Bank Names New Westchester Trustee Director
The Directorate of the Westchester Trust Co. announces Richard Baie of Princeton aged 22 has attained the dietines from a young wheat director in the course.
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Westchester Trust Co
Richard Baie
Princeton
Adent
Coureey
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