Mystery surrounds Geinke case as officials seek clues
Ross Ake, former state senator active in education and civic work, asks Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders in Ohio to discuss suitable Bible text and participate in a meeting to address questions raised by a Bible bill passed by the House and pending in the Senate. The outreach includes church officials in Columbus Cleveland and Akron.
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Sena
Canton
Aghout
Ohloingo
Chivse of Representatives
Senate
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Columbus
Sfiehianapeth
Esephrembs
Clevebishop
Cleveland
Gumption on Rome Rule Bus Bill Heard Today
Columbus March 13 The final battle over the Colistery home rule motor bus bill will be decided this afternoon before Gov Donahey. Opponents of city control of bus traffic and relations between adjacent municipalities will present their strongest arguments. Senator Collister leads the push to urge the governor to sign the measure amid a heated legislative session.
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Donahey
Beeen
Senate
Collister
Cuyahoga
Govnahey
Representive Lipp
Hamilton
Motor S
Interurban Inc
World Court to be sidetracked at Senate session
Senator Borah said after a White House conference that the proposed World Court treaty may be taken up before adjournment and that an attempt to ratify the pact would be made. President Coolidge reportedly amended the timetable in the foreign relations committee plan.
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Coolidge
White House
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Local church seeks halt to boxing matches in town
March 13 report from Middleport Ohio notes church members petitioning May Brown, a noted boxing organizer, to stop boxing events. Brown runs bouts between Charles Town West Virginia and Columbus Ohio and has long been active in the sport.
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Middleport
Bul-Batian Request for 49000 Extra Soldiers in London
The Bul-Batian government asked the Council of Ambassadors to authorize 49 000 additional troops to quell communist disturbances, per a Times dispatch.
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London
Council of Ambassadors
Adulterated coffee theory refuted in Glenke poison case
Elyria March 13 The Glenke mystery deepens as city chemist E G Curtis finds no poison in a coffee can from the Fred Glenke home. Prosecutor Seymour ordered exhumation of Mrs Glenke after arsenic was claimed in a post mortem, while authorities fear foul play amid deaths and several illnesses.
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Elyria
Glenke
E. G. Curtis
Fred Glenke
Rudolph
Marie Glenke
Mamasial Hospitale
Seymour
Gienke
State Rules Eye Crossing Safety Inside Cities
Columbus March 13. The state public utilities commission ruled that bus drivers need not stop look and listen at traction line grade crossings within city limits.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Stokes Faces Fate In Defamation Case Trial
Chicago March 13. W E D Stokes, New York millionaire, may learn his fate today as closing arguments near end at 2 o clock. Defense argues he was a foolish old man misled by others while seeking truth about his wife’s past.
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Chicago
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Rathbun
Helen Elwood Stokes
Everleigh Club
Stokes
Submarine K-14 Reports Distress Signals in Heavy Weather
Gibraltar March 13 The British submarine K-14 sent distress signals today then said it could reach port despite heavy weather. The exact nature of the submarine's disability was not disclosed in the SOS calls.
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Gibraltar
Japan Storm Sweeps Tokyo Fishermen Missing
A hurricane swept Japan causing nationwide damage and leaving scores of small boats and many fishermen missing as of Thursday. The storm hit Tokyo area and disrupted coastal communities with extensive wreckage and casualties.
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Tokio
Japan
One Cyclist Dead and Another Hurt in CantonLouisville Crash
A motorcycle skid on Canton Louisville road near Fairhope Friday afternoon at 1pm left George Smith of 1928 Sth St NE dead. Another rider was hospitalized at Mercy with unknown injuries. name not released. The dead man’s body was taken to Hiller undertaking. Identification confirmed at 1:30.
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Charles Shuttern
Mercy Hospital
Canton-Louisville
Fairhope
Hiller Undertaking Establishment
George Smith
Coal Operators to Discuss Wages and Mine Conditions
Coal operators from Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania will meet in Cleveland on Tuesday to discuss industry conditions and declining tonnage in union fields. Reports of plans to break the United Mine Workers contract were denied though unorganized fields in West Virginia and Kentucky are producing less. D F Hurd secretary of the Pittsburgh Vein Operators association cites Ohio losing markets to West Virginia.
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United Mine Workers
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D. F. Hurd
Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association
Flu Epidemic Hits Windy City as Cases Rise
Chicago March 13 Health Commissioner Herman Bundesen appealed to business leaders police fire department and physicians for help in fighting a growing influenza like outbreak. 112 new cases reported to 10 am. several deaths plus 279 fatalities since March 1. Bundesen says nature of malady unclear with influenza germs present in some cases and absent in others.
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Chicago
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
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Memorial Chapel Provided For By Will of Norman Raff
Norman C. Raff will filed for probate provides a memorial chapel in Westlawn cemetery with $25,000 for erection. The bulk of the estate valued at 300000 to 400000 goes to three California cousins Charles C Schneiderman Edward Schneider and Frederick A Schneider. They receive 10000 each and share one half of the residue after specific bequests. The trust funds total at least 45000 funding annual annuities of 1200 to Mary A Cavanaugh 600 to Mrs Mollie D Campbell and 500 to Frank Faber. After debts and bequests, half of the residue goes to the cousins and one fourth to Trinity Lutheran Church for home mission work and one fourth to maintain the Raff Memorial chapel and care for burial lots. Trinity Lutheran is expected to receive about 50000 plus later distributions from the trust. Executors named are Harry C Cranz of New York and Edward Kibler of Newark without bond.
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Charles C. Schneider
Edward Schneider
Frederick A. Schneider
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Mary A. Cavanaugh
Mollie D. Campbell
Frank Faber
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank M. Faber
Harry C. Cranz
Canton
New York
Edward Kibler
Newark
Bank Robbery At Tuckahoe National Bank In New Jersey
Three men held up the Tuckahoe National Bank in Tuckahoe New Jersey near noon. Cash of about $10 000 was taken. Edgar White the cashier was shot in the head and James Thomas a director in the bank with his wife was also shot. Mrs Thomas was beaten as she screamed for help. A girl was reported to be with the robbers.
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N. J
Tuckahoe National Bank
Edgar White
James’ Thomas
Thomas
Drunken driver fined in Elyria case
Frank Schuster of Grafton was fined $25 for driving a horse while intoxicated by Justice George. The court ruled the horse and auto in the case on an equal basis.
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Elyria
Frank Schuster
Grafton
George
Cleveland Opera Plans With Resident Artists In English
Ohio briefs report sufficient funding for a Cleveland grand opera company composed of resident artists. The company will stage grand opera in English. Other notes include train conductors asked to remove caps when speaking to ladies, Ohio University fraternities initiating and mocking a dog bark, bread price cuts by retailers, a potential mayoral candidate in Akron, a rubber industry boom, and prohibition raids in Hamilton resulting in 14 arrests.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Grand Opera
Athens
Ohio University
Basketball Team Now Babes in Wood
A Hudson Massachusetts semi pro basketball team fled Pittsfield New Hampshire pursued by 600 angry fans and went missing in the dense woods near town. They fled after refusing to meet a local team without a money guarantee.
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N. H
Hudson
Mass
Massachusetts
Metal workers strike in Milan amid union clash
In Milan on March 13 the Socialist Metal Workers Union known as Fiame joined the Fascist Metal Workers’ strike, marking a rare alliance between rival labor bodies.
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Socialist Metal Workers’ Union
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Ike
Forest fires near Apan Tokio race beyond control
Forest fires near Apan Tokio have burned for two days with efforts to contain them continuing. Local authorities report widespread smoke and evacuations may be possible as flames threaten nearby areas.
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Tokio
Foster Father of McClintock to Be Grilled
Chicago report says William D Shepherd, foster father of William McClintock, who died and left him his fortune, completed a week long bacteriology course. Three bottles containing germs disappeared from the school after his course. McClintock’s death is attributed to typhoid fever.
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William D Shepherd
William McClintock
Shepherd
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Sciences
State
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MacClintock
John Sbarbaro
George Gorman
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Wheat Breaks and Fortunes Lost in Chicago Market
In Chicago the grain market tumbled with May wheat at 1.71, July 1.50, and September 1.41 as prices fell from yesterday. Arthur Cutten, famed bull leader, reportedly held large wheat positions and may have lost millions on the early drop.
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Chicago
Arthur Cutten
Mystery Bullet-Riddled Car Cleared by Wife
Mrs. Laura Duffy of Corning confessed she and her husband Frank Joseph plotted an affair. Duffy said she disguised herself in girlish clothes and a wig to trap him, leading to a road trip during which Joseph’s car was shot full of holes.
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Laura Duffy
Corning
Lorain Liquor Probe Ordered
Evidence of lax enforcement of prohibition laws in Lorain led state official B F McDonald to consider an investigation. Eugene Seitz and Frank Klady filed a Lorain complaint with Governor Donahey, details not released, and McDonald said he may dispatch his own investigators to Lorain.
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Lorain
B. F. McDonald
Eugene Seitz
Frank Klady
Donahey
McDonald
Warren Nomination Adversely Reported By Senate Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 9 to 7 to recommend rejection of Charles B. Warren for attorney general. Two Republicans Borah and Norris joined seven Democrats in opposing the nomination, which had been re-submitted by President Coolidge after an earlier rejection.
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Charles B. Warren
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Colidge
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Coolldze
Isle of Pines
Attempt to Kill Klan Witness at Miles Niles
An assailant fired four shots at George Swegan a key witness in the Klan anti Klan clash trials. Swegan escaped injury by lying on the porch floor. Six men accused in the riot and shooting case are bound over for grand jury action.
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Niles
George Swegan
Sweean
Swegan
Disappointed in England in Geneva Speech Stirring Europe
Paris reports French government circles were disappointed by Austen Chamberlain remarks at Geneva. His denunciation of the Geneva protocol is seen as hardening France's stance toward Germany. Herriot's followers press a firm line on Cologne evacuation, tied to disarmament debates. Germany favors a mutual guaranty pact, with conditions including joining the League and allowing foreign armies, plus defense obligations and economic blockade.
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Canton Daily News
Paris
Austen Chamberlain
Geneva
Premier Herriot
Chamberlain
France
Germany
M. Herriotta
Cologne
League of Nations
League
Berliner Scientist Faces Serious Heart Failure
In Berlin on March 13 Professor Wassermann, discoverer of the Wassermann blood test, is critically ill with heart disease. He has been bedridden for months and his condition deteriorated today.
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Berlin
Wassermann
Tribute to Mrs. Florence Kling Harding at Ohio event
The Ohio D A R convention in Marion closes with a tribute resolution honoring Florence Kling Harding. Another resolution urges preserving the Ohio capitol building as a landmark. The group pledges half of a $100,000 fund to build a dormitory at Miami College in memory of Mrs. Harrison’s wife, born in Oxford.
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Marion
D. A. FL
Florence Kling Harding
Warren G. Harding
Party Solidarity Splits Republicans Over Warren Fight
In Washington March 18 1925 President Coolidge presses for in Michigan attorney general Charles B Warren as the Senate debate widens party rifts. Curtis and insurgents challenge leadership while Dawes absence fuels criticism and a broader split grows amid talks of patronage and caucus reform.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Michiegan
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