Arnold Jury Visits Orrvillegue City Hall as Commissioner Quits
A civil service meeting disrupts with a resignation and a new secretary in office. Mayo C. Curtis directs the changes as HB Grove of R-B Biscuit Co. is named secretary replacing A. W. Turner after Doerschuk nominates him.
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Arnold Jury
Orrvillegue City Hall
Ted
Civil Service
M.der
Ile
Mayo C. Curtis
Politic Real Tue
HB. Grove
R-B Biscuit Co
A. W. Turner
Charles Doersehuk
Curtis Diaisskiie
Doerschuk
James Bullardice
Turner
Mrurner
Fas Hia
Grove
Jury underway in Horst kidnapping case in Wooster
In Wooster on March 12 the Elias Arnold case and his son Arthur were in court over a child stealing charge related to Melvin Horst of Orrville. Judge George A. Starn adjourned for lunch and said jurors would visit Orrville to better study the city description. The jury was sworn and would decide the fate of three charged with the kidnapping as the trial continued toward the afternoon session.
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Correspondent Wooster
Elias Arnold
Arthur
Melvin Horst
Orrville
George A. Starn
Starn
Jude Sistm
John B Wile
Wooster
James
PF. Richeson
Farmer
Astonio Wites
Seamatrons
Aznehouse
Easton
Allen
Fred Baumgartner
Dale
New York Telephone Company Wins Eight Percent Return
The New York Telephone Co. was ruled entitled to an eight percent annual return on an investment of 398000 dollars as of March 12. A permanent injunction was recommended against the city the attorney general and the public service commission to stop enforcing earlier rate orders from 1983 and 1926.
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New York Telephone Co
Tone R. Deland
Special Mast
Attorney General of
New York
Public Service Commission
Has Em Guessing Will Rogers Special
New York on March 12 May speaks about a Jones 3 and 10 year jail and ten thousand dollars. The dialogue discusses industry wing and fines, with references to Washington and Hoover influencing reforms. A dentist listing appears at 138 Market Street above Conkli n's Advertising.
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Will Rogers
New York
Washington
Jay
Senat
Congress
Hoover
Smally
Conkuin
Leonard Stevens Injured After Auto Collision
Leonard Stevens, songwriter of I Faw Down and Go Boom Tie, is in hospital with scalp wounds and bruises following his motor vehicle collision. He reportedly fell on the pavement after his car was struck.
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Los Angeles
Leonard Stevens
Tie
Ingalls Bill To Become Law In Ohio Legislature
Rep David S. Ingalls of Cleveland resigns as a state legislator as the house approves his aviation bill. The measure creates a state aero postal area for regular air service and is passed in his honor before his departure to join the navy post.
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Columbus
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
House
Ingalls
Navy
Schooley Receives Five-Year Term in Ohio Penitentiary
Former Cleveland councilman Liston Schooley will begin a five-year sentence at Columbus's Ohio Penitentiary on March 25 after pleading guilty to using his office for profit in a city play round site purchase. His son Liston Jr. also pleaded guilty and faces a one-year term.
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Cleveland
Liston
Schooley
Ohio
Columbus
G.a Wa
Young Schooley
Funeral for Rev Riccardi to Be Wednesday
The Catholic community prepares for the funeral of Father Riccardi at St Anthony's Church Cant on with a requiem high mass led by Bishop Schrembs. The interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery in Cleveland after ceremonies in Ohio.
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Harter
Riccardi
Joseph M. Schrembs
Diocese of
Cleveland
Father Riccardi
St Anthony's Church
Ith St SE
Schrembs
Magr. Smith
Mage. McFadden
Mage. Pfeil
Magr. Schreiber
Megr
Mahan
Canton
Clement Treiber
Anthony's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Revolt Delays Churchill Trip Through Mexico City Route
Churchill and prominent Mexican officials arrived here after a three day delay en route from Mexico City due to the revolution. They shifted routes from Tuesday to Thursday to avoid Monterey, later returning via Tampico and Monterey after federal forces recaptured the city.
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Churchill
Mexico City
Tampico
Monterey
City
New Day Law Goes Into Effect In Chicago
The Jones law tightening Prohibition enforcement takes effect in Chicago as officials seek to curb bootleg operations. Policeman Mahnke is charged with conspiracy to violate the dry laws, while U S attorney George F Q Johnson says about 200 indictments a month are expected under the new act.
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Tme United
Chicago
Carl Manike
George F. Q. Johnson
United States
Mahnke
Oan Duslotant Distri Attor Hey
Tom Grand Jury
Teeth of King George Pulled Amid Illness
London report states two of King George's teeth were extracted due to infection from a long illness. Authorities say the procedure signals physicians' satisfaction with the king's strength. He spent an hour in the open air with the queen, Sir Stanley Hewett, and a nurse.
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London
George
Stanley Hewett
Starved by monetary neglect in Chicago banks
Harry Kline aged 61 starved after living on sixty cents a day while collecting interest from one thousand dollars spread across thirty five savings banks from Evanston to South Chicago. He had deserted his wife nineteen years earlier in Philadelphia and faced debt to a landlady as his widow fights for seventy four thousand dollars minus unpaid rent. His death follows a long period of distrust in financial institutions and a final collapse during a routine banking round.
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Chicago
Harry Kline
Kline
Philadelphia
Cii
Evanston
Dr. Smally
Fonkhinn
Ady
US Army officers offer blood for Mexican peace
Fort Bliss commander Brig Gen George Horn Moseley relayed a message from President Gil of Mexico thanking Serge Don Person of Fort Bliss for a blood transfusion attempt. The transfer aimed to save Lieut Maximimo Ruiz after a battle near Juaten, as federal troops faced rebels. Person, 20, from Port Arthur, Texas, was involved in the effort.
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United Pres
EL Paso
Tex
United States Army
Mexico
George
Var
Moseley
Portes
Fort Bliss
Juaten Mexico
Gil
Serge Don Person
Lieut
Maximimo Ruiz
Sergt
Liev
Rulae
Port Arthur
Mexican forces advance westward from Monterey amid insurgent actions
Mexican federal troops push west from Monterey to attack rebel centers in Coahuila with Saltillo as the first objective under Gen Julan Almazan. Another federal column moves from Canta toward Torreon while reports say rebels deserted near Saltillo and Gov Jose Urbalejon fled with a small force.
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Mexico
Vera Crus
Illnesses Update At American Hospital Involving Eisle Janis
Physicians report Eisle Janis remains in critical condition today at the American Hospital after being moved from a hotel. Doctors say there is no immediate danger and her appendix condition has improved, but complications from influenza require careful watching.
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Eisie Janis
Themerican Hospital
Honeymoon Ends in Calamity Death and Injuries
In Santa Maria California on March 12 the former Mrs Frederick For rest Peabody a former one singer of France was widowed after a weeklong honeymoon with John F Reginald McLean. Her husband died last night from a fractured skull in an automobile crash at the end of their honeymoon. Mrs McLean was injured but expected to recover.
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Santa Maria
Cal
Frederick Forrest Peabody
France
John F Reginald McLean
Bandit Kills Store Clerk in Cleveland Hold Up
A gunman shot and killed Charles M. Firth, a Truly Warner Co clerk, during a downtown Cleveland hold up. Firth was struck three times and collapsed as the suspect fled among shoppers. police planned to bring a main suspect to Cleveland for identification.
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Charles M. Firth
Chittenden Corners
Cleveland
United
Robe Wer
Charles H. Firth
Truly Warner Co. Tne
Eveland
Firth
Rober
I Sust
Eucliday
Charles Smith
Smith
Buddy
Thugs Take $122000 In Wisconsin Robbery
Two bandits robbed state employes of 122000 dollars in Capitol area heists during a weekend in Madison Wisconsin. Firth intervened and was shot three times. he staggered and collapsed as the robbers fled amid crowds. Police searched cheap hotels near the Capitol for the getaway car.
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Smith
Firth
Madison
Wis
Capitol Building
Capitol Square
Wisconsin
Johnston Will Know Fate Soon As Cross Examination Continues
Oklahoma City March 12 Henry Johnston suspended governor faces cross examination by accusers after three and a half days on the witness stand while defending himself against charges of incompetency and corruption in office. Johnston likely will know his status late this week as events unfold.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Johnston
Oklahoma
Johnston
Jack Walton
Speed Decision on U S in Court in Geneva
In Geneva on March 12 the United States objected to any case where the League of Nations might seek an advisory opinion from the World Court. Jurists met to protocol on adherence, with Sir Cecil Hurst and Nicolas Politis introducing new projects as the commission reviewed proposals from El Moot.
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Geneva
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Commission of Juriate
Cecil Hurst
England
Nicolas Politis
Greece
Commission
el Moot
Suicide attempt at Niagara Falls amid chilling week
Authorities report Mrs Bertha went over the American Falls in an apparent suicide attempt near Niagara Falls on March 127. Police suspect her poor health contributed to the act, marking the third suicide in as many weeks.
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Niagara Falls
Bertha
American Falls
Rough-Then-Nothin Theory Tied to Local Knocking Incident
Deputy Sheriff interview with two girls reports each admitted being struck by a caveman suitor. One girl knocked from a Waynesburg road car and driven away while bystanders watched. A second girl later found semi-conscious near Reedurban after an alleged assault. she refused to prosecute and gave no name.
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Vis
Waynesburg Road
Hearby
Phil Heibach
Canton Massillon Road
Reedurban
Heibach
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