Two Found Poisoned to Death in Cottage
Buffalo March 12 bodies found in a bachelor cottage at Erie Beach include Mrs Rose Fr Kahn 27 and Norman Mack 47. Kahn wife of a Buffalo cigar store owner, Mack a nursery salesman who owned the cottage. Autopsies pending. motive unclear. 10 day search followed her disappearance February 28 after leaving home in old clothes with jewelry and cash. Neighbors reported frequent visits by Kahn to Mack.
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Ohio briefs report across cities on March 12
Columbus notes double tracking for the Rocking Valley Railroad as part of a modernization plan. Celina reports five Mercer chiropractors jailed for practicing without a license. Vermillion describes an enormous eagle’s nest toppled by a storm. Fostoria states red neck clothing bans in schools with 25 suspensions. Cincinnati notes a 19 story building planned by the chamber of commerce. Cleveland covers a revenue case over a $508 tax exemption for aiding stray cats. Lima records firefighter rescue of a woman from a four story apartment fire.
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Japanese Ambassador Matsudaira Denied Special Mission
March 12 report from the Japanese foreign office states Ambassador Matsudaira will not pursue major issues in Washington. No special instructions or mission were given. he will handle routine diplomatic matters upon presentation of credentials.
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Matsudaira
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Senate approves appointments in Columbus and Xenia
The state Senate approved appointments in Columbus and Xenia including Miss Jane Bass and RG Aller as trustees of the Soldiers and Seniors organization. The action, dated March 12, confirms governance changes and oversight of the organization.
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Soft Boiled Sweezey Loses His Wardenship
Col Claude B Sweezey U S A retired class of 91 at The Point resigns as warden of Maryland s state penitentiary after introducing a prisoner club with jazz banjos ukuleles and guitars. His social evenings end. new regime to be inaugurated. Continued on Page 15 Col 8.
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Canton Daily News
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English Society Scandal Fight Between Women
London coverage of Justice McArdie in the king's bench division as Mrs. Dorothy Dennistoun's divorce case against Ian Onslow Dennistoun proceeds. Counsel risk evidentiary harm to the marriage while Countess Carnarvon's stake deepens. Public policy, alimony, and reputations dominate as both sides press controversial allegations and trials exceed expectations.
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Canton Daily News
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Gas Tax Conferees to Settle Bill in Capitol
Columbus March 12. Senate and house conferees plan to meet Monday to settle the contested Brown gasoline tax bill with a working basis for agreement. Proposed cut of about 37 percent on auto tag fees reduces rates from 8 12 and 20 to 5 7.90 and 12.50. The plan also alters county distribution, pushing 25 percent to be shared evenly among counties, with remaining shares tied to motor population. The measure aims to address 1925 tag fees and relate to party conventions and pre primary endorsements.
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Continue War on Akron Man Continues
Akron March 12 federal agents probe lax prohibition enforcement and tried to link Sheriff Chris Weaver to the case. Weaver admitted obtaining 35 gallons of whiskey from Mayor B B Conger of Peninsula but claimed he gave it to Akron hospitals for medical use.
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Cincinnati man arrested for insulting letters to Coolidge
George H. Stille, a former Cincinnati furniture dealer, was arrested in Seymour Indiana by U S Secret Service Captain Mazey on charges of writing insulting letters to President Coolidge after not receiving a reply. Stille, near Longview Hospital for the Insane Jan 17 1920, escaped Feb 7 and has since spent time in Chicago. He faces trial on a lunacy warrant issued Wednesday.
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Britain to reduce standing army and appropriations
London reports army estimates for 1925 26 calling for expenditures of 44 6?0 0600 pounds and an army of 4 660 men compared with 46 006 00 pounds and 161 600 men this year.
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Great Britain
Lived Together Sixty Four Years in Cincinnati Home
John and Nora Kenny married in Pittsburg sixty five years ago and moved to Cutterst Cincinnati where they raised six children. John died, followed six hours later by Nora. Neighbors say they never quarreled, living in the same home for sixty four years.
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Government to Demand Large Tax Assessment on Couzens
The internal revenue bureau prepared an arbitrary assessment of 1919 income taxes against Senator Couzens of Michigan for a very large sum, to be served tomorrow. Treasury Secretary Mellon said the action prevents debt invalidation before the statute of limitation expires and follows Couzens criticism of corporate tax administration. The amount sought is between 10 and 11 million dollars.
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Senate Committee
Ford Motor Co
Turner Charged With First Degree Murder
Kansas City news reports charges of first degree murder filed against Roy M. Turner of Atchison Kansas a real estate man and former Kansas University football player. The indictment follows a deathbed statement by Dora Gage of Atchison claiming Turner forced her to drink poison after traces of strychnine were found in her stomach. Turner denied the accusations to police.
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Roy M. Turner
Atchison, Kan
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Atchison
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Wil Neanes
Belgium plans evacuation of Ruhr areas except Alix La Chapelle
La Nation Belge reports Belgium prepares to evacuate all parts of Germany now under Belgian control with the exception of the Alix La Chapelle sector. The government is studying evacuation plans as of today.
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Six men fined for disturbance after Klan parade attack
March 13. Six men were fined $15 and costs today after Mayor Harvey Kistler found them guilty of creating a disturbance in connection with the attack on a Klan parade here last Sunday night.
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Attempted self harm by 15 year old girl in Cleveland
Catherine Lindberg, aged 15, is recovering after taking poison in a death by own action attempt. She feared her mother would learn she smoked, and says a neighbor threatened to reveal the act.
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Joseph Wilshire Elected Fleischmann Venet President
Joseph Wilshire of Greenwich Connecticut, first vice president of the Fleischmann Venet company, was elected president today, succeeding the late Julius Fleischmann, marking a leadership transition at the New York firm.
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Joseph Wilshire
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Fleischmann Venet Company
Julius Fleischmann
Weber Sues for Divorce Over Neglect and Cruelty
Weber of 418 A nd St NE files for divorce from Harry Weber citing neglect and cruelty. Attorney Charles RK. Raedel represents the petitioner.
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Harry Weber
Charles RK. Raedel
Fight over Warren nomination tests Coolidge resolve
President Coolidge presses to confirm Charles B. Warren as attorney general amid senate opposition and absence of key votes. A conference among Democrats and insurgents will decide whether to push ahead, trade votes on the world court, or adjourn.
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Earthquake Strikes Eastern Stells Causes Damage
A severe quake shook eastern Stells last night with homes damaged and residents panicked. Reports indicate widespread alarm as tremors were felt across the area and officials assess the impact.
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Classified Ad Brings Home Beloved Collie
A Daly News classified ad leads to the return of a frightened collie belonging to Dr. M. Shull of 2327 10th NW. The dog, separated after a bad carrier incident, is reunited with his children after a morning ad placement.
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Warren's Name Again Submitted to the Senate
President Coolidge re-submits the nomination of Charles B. Warren as attorney general after an 89 to 41 rejection. A White House conference with Senator Butler and Warren led to a second Senate consideration, despite opposition warnings. Warren may face extended hearings. Judiciary Committee to review.
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Coolidge
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William M. Butler
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Eberts Family Forced To Move From Wilhelmstrasse Palace
Frau Ebert widow of the late president of Germany has been driven from the presidential palace to make room for temporary President Simons. She and her son Karl seek affordable rooms as living quarters in Berlin become scarce. Many Germans protest, saying she should keep residence until a new president is elected, but law and authorities are inexorable.
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Public Utilities Board Suspends Rural Electric Rates
The state public utilities commission suspended the proposed new electric rate schedule for rural areas served by the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company pending a hearing. Much of the Canton area would be affected by the proposed rate.
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Forged Bonuses Reported in Ohio Case
In Columbus on March 12 authorities disclosed that sixteen thousand dollars of forged soldiers bonuses have been circulated in Ohio. A nationally known detective agency is investigating for the bonding company acting as surety against forgeries. State officials said the bonding company, not the stage, bore the loss.
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Sun Yat Sen Movement Leader Dies in Canton
Dr Sun Yat Sen former president of China died in Canton after weeks of stomach cancer. He signed documents for Kuomintang leaders as his last wishes and requested embalming and burial in Nankin. Born in Honolulu in 1862 he trained as a physician in Hong Kong and once lived in Greenwich Village New York.
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Sedan riddled with bullets found near Rendville, Ohio
Perry county officials probe a sedan found north of Rendville riddled with bullets on all sides. Beside it lay a woman's hat, umbrella, and apparel. No blood or sign of struggle appeared. license number not reported as authorities inspect Rendale area.
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