Misconduct Claims Surface as City Courts Begin
Reports allege mistreatment and unjust detention by police as municipal courts open. A man jailed overnight while allegedly drunk later died from paralysis. other cases include Cameron cited for speeding and held without bond. 16 year old Morris Lee jailed over misissued truck tags. Confusion and delays in bond posting and court access cited.
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Ea E. Cameron
Ohio Building and Milling Co
Cameron
Navarre Rd
Dueberav
Esk
Staton
Turnsey
Bond
Rmilere
Rakey
Eckless
Snyder
Morris Lee
Truck River
O Ft
Fall Ey
Jackson
Popular film star Barbara LaMarr dies at 29
Barbara LaMarr, noted film star, died at her father’s home near Los Angeles at 4 pm after months of ill health. Funeral plans await her brother from Fresno. She began as an extra, rose to stardom, and last appeared in The Dancer From The Montmartre.
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Barbara LaMarr
Los Angeles
Alcadeus
Here
Mr. LaMarr
Jack Dougherty
Miss LaMarr
Anita Stewart
Douglas Fairbanks
The
Stone
Dancer
the Montmatre
Argument Related Murder Case Details From Teen Eyewitness
A 14 year old described hearing a dispute between his step father Reda Golagaski and John Cindrich before Cindrich was killed with a blunt instrument. The boy said he returned home around 9:30 to 10 p.m. and overheard the dining room conversation through a pipe, noting the clash over drinking.
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John Cindrich
John Golagaski
Cindrich
Reda Golagaski
John
Serbia
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Trial set in assault case involving girl under 14
Criminal term opens Monday in common pleas court with a two week assignment. William Hughes will go on trial Monday on a charge of assault on a girl under 14. Tuesday’s case was disposed of by guilty plea and Thursday Lester F. Stahter will be tried on perjury in his divorce case. Depositions from New Brunswick New Jersey and Mt. Clemens Michigan will form part of the testimony.
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Common Pleas
William Hughes
Lester F. Stahter
New Brunswick
N. J
Mt. Clemens, Mich
America Sets Economy Pace Says Coolidge in Washington
President Coolidge told government bureau heads that the United States is leading in orderly efficient budgeting. He cited three tax cuts since the war, predicted further reductions, and urged continued restraint to avoid waste while maintaining essential services. General Lord urged a one percent savings and flagged navy and war departments for overspending.
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Washington
America
Coolidge
Herbert M. Lord
Gen. Lord
Congress
Hience
Lord
Navy
War Departments
Stolen 1921 Coupe Reported Near Market Ave
Frank Cunningham reports his 1921 model coupe license 80-761 was stolen from ithst SW near Market av on Saturday. The notice notes the vehicle and location details as part of the theft report.
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Frank Cunningham
Garfield
Ithst
Market
Postponing of Arms Meeting Means Little
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand and British Foreign Minister Austen Chamberlain postponing the February 15 preliminaries, with no date set. The conference title is Preparatory Committee, whose sole aim is definitions rather than solutions, offering little practical progress.
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Paris
Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Many Prisoners Are Not Crooks Officials Claim
In Columbus officials on the clemency board say from 670 prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary not more than 500 are habitual crooks. They define a crook as a habitual enemy of society and note many inmates are victims of circumstances. Sidney Porter, known as Henry, a writer of short stories, is cited as an example.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Price Russell
Daniel W. Williams
Clemency Board
Williams
Sidney Porter
Henry
Russell
Mayor Montgomery Near Death In Battle Creek
Toronto Ohio reports Mayor Thomas H. Montgomery seriously ill in a Battle Creek sanitarium with heart trouble after a December relapse. He fell ill while touring the Ohio River and is at the point of death according to telegrams received tonight.
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Toronto
Ohio
Thomas H. Montgomery
Battle Creek
Mich
Montgomery
Ohio River
Death of Mrs Josephine Hooper at 70 in Columbus
Mrs Josephine Babbit Hooper wife of Prof Osman C Hooper of Ohio State University journalism college died at her home in Columbus this afternoon after a yearlong illness from kidney trouble Prof Hooper also serves as literary editor of the Columbus Dispatch
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Columbus
Josephine Babbit Hooper
Osman C. Hooper
Ohio State University
College of Journalism
Hooper
The
Columbus Dispatch
Discount Firm Head Convicted of Mail Fraud in Cleveland Case
Josiah Kirby was found guilty by a federal jury in Cleveland on mail fraud related to the collapse of the Cleveland Discount Co, a $30 million concern. Judge Killits pressed the jury to reconvene and noted Kirby’s responsibility for the company as the foreman urged deliberations after a near deadlock.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Kirby
Discount Company
John M. Billits
Toledo
Perry Leach
Northfield
Ohio
Killits
Sixth Fulvi family member dies from poisoning
Cleveland January 30 Jeano Fulvi two born to Arthur Fulvi died in a local hospital bringing the six fatalities in the Fulvi family from a mysterious poisoning after a family banquet. A air test showed one percent carbon monoxide on the first floor while a fatal level is only twenty five hundredths of one percent. Chief of Detectives Cody said the tragedy points to carbon monoxide but the case remains under investigation for possible murder. Traces of carbolic acid were found in the stomach of the child. Mrs Vera Fulvi sole survivor of eight, is in hospital guarded as investigators proceed.
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Cleveland
Jeano Fulvi
Arthur Fulvi
Fulvi
Jeane
Cornelius Cody
Mre
Vera Fulvi
Bandit Killed by Bank President in St. Louis Vault Standoff
Frank Bergman, president of the North St. Joseph bank, shot and killed an unidentified bandit who entered the bank and tried to lock Bergman and a customer in the vault. The door was ajar and Bergman fired five shots, ending the confrontation.
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ST. Louis
Frank Bergman
North
Phone rate hearing adjourned to Feb 19 by utilities panel
State Utilities Commission has postponed hearings on the statewide telephone rate investigation. The continuation moves the inquiry into the rate situation to February 19, with schedules updated for the Columbus session.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Cleveland Presses 90000 Option on Bell Building in City
City special committee earns option to buy the old Ohio Bell Telephone Co. building in Cleveland for 50000 dollars. The site would house police and fire telegraph, municipal court rooms, and offices. Bond funding and sinking fund support are noted to enable purchase.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Earl Hafer
Commissiin
I T
Governor Receives OSU Probe Findings
The Ohio State University board of trustees submitted the complete probe report to Gov. Don Ayhey dated Jan 30. It addressed allegations that faculty and students drank and that Communistic doctrine circulated on campus. Officials say publicity rests with the governor, who was informed the charges were not substantiated.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Donahey
O. U. S. Board of Trustees
Traffic Deaths Laid to Canton Liquor
Fatalities blamed on Canton liquor violations include MIKE ROSA burned alive yet found in a fire ridden room and STEBAN MATILANT who collapsed at a dance after drinking. JOHN CINDRICH died after an liquor party while HARRY ANDERSON was hospitalized with poison liquor effects. McMURRAY held for DUI after a Fulton road bus crash injuring two women.
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Cantor
Federa
Mike Rosa
Mitia Berlemovichit
Peminine Bootlereger
George Codre
Pound
Steban Matilant
John Cindrich
Harry Anderson
Harold Andrews
Ee. McMurray
Pulton Rd
Drunk driver nabbed after bus crash in city
An intoxicated driver was arrested after a high speed chase and crash into a telephone pole at 12th and Fultord NW. Two women on the Fulton bus were bruised and shaken, with one suffering shoulder injuries and the other a bruised spine. The driver, HE McMurry of 110 Cecil Ct SW, faces a driving while intoxicated charge. James O Chaney, 814 McKinley Ave SW, was involved after the crash.
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Fultoard
12Th St
Fultoard NW
HE. McMurry
Cecil Ct
McMurry
City
A. H. Waryea
Hotel Northern
James O’chaney
McKinley Av
Lake-O Springs Dam Bursts Damages Slight
The Lake-O Springs dam failed Saturday night for the second time in two years. Water from Lake Springs poured into Cable lake widening the gap. A. B. Cable, owner, noticed the leak before midnight and estimated four hours of rushing water. No serious property damage expected. repairs planned when flow ceases.
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Lake-O Springs
Lake-© Springs
A. B. Cable
the Cable Co
Bullet Hits Girl in Middletown School Grounds
Fifteen year old Lottie Madden was struck by a stray bullet on school grounds in Middletown New York on January 20. She remained silent for hours fearing punishment if she cried out. Her medical recovery appears doubtful.
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Middletown
N. Y
Lottie Madden
Police Charge Manslaughter in Serbian Household Tragedy
Reda Golagski and his 14 year old stepson John were jailed on charges of manslaughter after the death of roomer John Cindrich aged 32 at 2504 14th St NE. Coroner found a six inch skull fracture amid bruises. drinking party details were given by the boy.
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Reda Golagski
John
John Cindrich
14Th St NE
Canton
Mike Eklernovich
Golagski
van Allman
Herdikka
T. C. McQuate
Cindrich
Cindreth
W. C. Jacobs Undertaking
Jacobs
Reda
Golegaski
Mary
Four Men Dead in Velia Mine No 4 Collapse
Cardin Mont January 30. Rescue work at Velia lead and zinc mine No 4 continued after a cave in that killed four men. Rescuers who entered the shaft were forced to retreat when a second fall of rock occurred, narrowly escaping injury.
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Cardin
Mont
Velia
Aveain
Leader of Liquor Ring Indicted in Wheeling
Charles Brunett, alleged mastermind in local liquor activities and already under federal indictment, volunteered tonight in a broad transfusion at a local hospital to try to save a dying girl.
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Wheeling
Charles Brunett
Negro Shot by Detective Near Railroad Yard
Columbus police report sergeant Harry C. Burns of the Big Four railway detective force shot Joe Herodon a negro near the railroad yards after he attempted to assault a white woman. Burns surrendered and says he fired when drawn to the cries of the woman.
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Columbus
Jan
Joe Herodon
Harry C. Burns
Big Four Railway Detective Force
Burns
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Barbara LA Marr
East View Rootlegger
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Roomer
By Bow Clarke
Andre Tardieu
Canton Daily News
Discount Firm
Council
BELL
Bullet Hits Girl
Undertaker
McQuate
Golagaski
Detective Bureau
Alex Bohoar
Bohoar
Polee
Alex
Negro
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