Elude Police Responding to Midnight Call
Whiskey runners eluded police Wednesday night leaving two automobiles and 210 gallons of liquor. A midnight tip led to a chase near Woodland and 18th Street NW with a Chevrolet roadster and a Ford truck recovered containing five-gallon cans of corn whiskey. The garage at 1818 Woodland was rented under a fictitious name, and police planned license plate checks.
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Woodland
18Th St NW
van Gunton
1818
Woodlanday
Cleveland
N. C. Helfaht
Training for war veterans nearing close
Washington reports government training for World War veterans nearing completion. By June 30 about 80 000 ex soldiers will be in vocational training with total spending near 591 million dollars. Most trainees study in industrial commercial fields and law medicine or other professions.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Edun
Veterans Bureau
Pelor
Frank ?Nes
Man Arrested Over Egg Theft Bed Incident
Canton police arrested J. W. Burns of 1901 Sthst NE on burglary charges after he allegedly robbed Andy Parraska’s grocery at 1910 Sta st NE last Tuesday night stealing nine dozen eggs. Officers say Burns traded some eggs for whisky and kept the rest in his bed when arrested.
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Canton
J. W. Burns
Burns
Andy Parraska
Sta St NE
Fire Damages Garage Office at Hire-a-Ford Co
Fire charred the office interior and damaged a garage corner at Hire-a-Ford Co. 324 2nd St NW. One auto paint damaged others unharmed. Passerby alerted two police officers who entered and called the fire department. Loss estimate not given. Fire believed started by an oil stove. A separate incident involved a stove window frame at Cities All and Grease Co. station. No injuries reported from the Witsch home heater blast with no fire.
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Hire-a-Ford Co
2Nd St
H. T. Howells
Cities
All and Grease Co
Clarendon Ay
Tuscara
St W
Carl Witsch
7Th St
Gas fumes kill six in Scranton family tragedy
In Scranton Pennsylvania on January 29 a gas accident caused the deaths of six members of the Besino family including Mr and Mrs Louis Besino and four of their children.
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Scranton
West Scranton
Louis Besino
Ministers Seek More Liberal Divorce Laws
Rev. Sidney Sweet urged reform of Episcopal remarriage rules at the Diocese of Southern Ohio convention in Columbus. The resolutions favor bishop discretion over annulments and allow inquiry beyond court records to decide if remarriage is allowed. Both proposals passed without strong opposition and move to the general convention in New Orleans.
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Columbus
Sidney Sweet
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sweet
Ohio
New Orleans
Fire destroys big elevator at Firvin Milling plant
A spectacular blaze last night destroyed the grain elevator and warehouse of the Firvin Milling company with contents. The loss is about 16000 dollars, about half insured. The southeastern region of Nenia was briefly threatened. The fire, thought to be of incendiary origin, was discovered by a Pennsylvania railroad employee.
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Xenta
Firvin Milling Company
Nenia
Pennsylvania Railroad
No Attack Seen on Flood Prevention Act Proposal
Ohio lawmakers consider a measure from the Ohio Farmers' Defense League and 34 groups to amend the Miami Conservancy District plan. The proposal would shift control to county commissioners with votes and petitions, aiming to curb costs while preserving flood protection, notably impacting Hardinco district and Scioto river work.
Davis Returns From Europe Vacation With Mrs Davis
John W. Davis of New York City, the defeated presidential candidate, returned to America with Mrs Davis after a long tour of Europe he called the best and longest vacation he had ever enjoyed.
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New York
John W. Davis
New York City
America
Alaskan Dog Teams Race to Nome With Diphtheria Antitoxin
In January cold as five degrees below zero, dog mushers race from Nenana to Nome carrying antitoxin to combat diphtheria. Led by Wild Bill Shannon with nine dogs, the 1,000 mile trek began yesterday, aiming to save lives as crews push through the Arctic night.
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Anchorge
Alaska
Nenana
Nome
J. B. Beeson
Livingston
Mont
Seattle
Wash
Anchorage
Wild Bill" Shannon
Draft amendment eyed by governor with league backing
A tentative amendment draft is prepared and will be reviewed with the governor before presentation. The Farmers Defense League and the Federated clubs claim about 260 000 members across three fourths of Ohio's 88 counties. In the last election the league aimed to elect a Senate and House majority, but fewer than 30 league-backed candidates won. Senator L G Collister proposed a constitutional amendment on charter adoption for counties over 100 000 population.
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Farmers’ Defense League
Federated Clubs
Wharton
Senate
House
League
L. G. Collister
Cleveland
Chales Worris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wadeworth
House Judiciary Committee
Garrett
United States
Congress
Woman Injured in Auto Crash Near North Canton
Mrs. 8. J. Surbey of North Canton was slightly injured when her car collided with a passenger bus at the Lith Street and Woodland NW intersection. She was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment. The bus, on the North Canton line, was driven by William Cook.
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8. J. Surbey
North Canton
Mercy Hospital
Lith St
Woodland
William Cook
Eight Deaths In New York Attributable To Cold Wave
Eight fatalities in the New York metropolitan area are linked to the cold spell. A merchant froze in his store, two sailors died on ships, another body was found in a snow drift, and a fire caused by an overheated stove killed a man, his wife, and their child. An eighth victim, a woman, died descending a slippery fire escape as conditions eased later. The weather may warm today. New York's temperature rose to 16 degrees above zero last night and is climbing.
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New York
East
Middlewest
Classified Ad Signals End Of Farm Rental Push
A Daily News ad for a farm rental by Martin Albright at 2207 Sid St SE drew 37 readers beyond the 30 end marker. He requested removal of the 20 kill order after one insertion as 87 watchers tracked the Farms For Rent section.
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Daily News
Martin Albright
Sid St
Hemlock
Mass funeral planned for Klansman Glenn Young in Herrin
About 20 000 hooded members from southern Illinois expect to attend the funeral of Glenn Young the department of justice agent killed in a weekend shooting in Herrin. The service will be at the Baptist church followed by a procession to Herrin cemetery where Young will be buried in a concrete vault per his wishes. The ceremony includes a Klan ritual and militia presence to deter further violence.
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Herrin
Glenn Youne
Southern Illinois
Littl
Ora Thomas
Ra Forbes
Homer Warner
Klaverns
Illinois
Williamson County
Baptist Church
Glenn Young
Department of Justice
J. A. Lee
P. St. Goldferty
Young
Toledo Blaze Under Control After Refinery Fire
Fire at the Paragon Oil refinery in Toledo yesterday destroyed eleven tanks and agitators holding 15,900 barrels of oil and caused a loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Firemen battled exploding vats and freezing temperatures but the blaze was brought under control today with several tanks saved by water spray.
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Toledo
Paragon OU Company
Burglars Steal Cigarettes From City Restaurant
Burglars entered Henry Jacobs restaurant at 128 Kensington Ct NW on Wednesday night and stole 500 cigarettes and $1.50 in pennies. Entrance gained by breaking a side window. police were informed.
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Henry Jacobs
Kensington Ct NW
Auto 13 Stolen at Meyers Lake Park
J. Norris of North Canton reported to police that his automobile was stolen at Meyers Lake park on Wednesday night.
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Norris
North Canton
Meyers Lake Park
Referendum on Constitution Change Urged
Rep Nicholas Longworth and Rep Finis Garrett push a plan to replace Article V with a method allowing popular vote on constitutional amendments. The Wadsworth Garrett proposal aims for mandatory nationwide referendums and tight controls on ratification and timing.
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Otto Miller
CAS
Mrs. Wilson
J. W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Jan
Conservancy
Miami Conservatory
Ohio Farmers’ Defense League
G. I. Bellinger
Summit Co
Miami
Monsgomery Co
Hardinco Conservancy
Scioto River
Hardinco Conservancy District
Europe
John W Davis
Senate Finance Committee
Xenia
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans
Wilberforce University
Dayton
H. H. McClellan
Dayton State Hospital
Harry M. Carpenter
Steubenville
Frank C. Wise
Hooded Order
Llage
Toledo Blaze
Paragon Oi! Co
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