Edna Bond Parole Bid Rejected By Judge
The Stark County workhouse prisoner Edna Bond titled for bootlegging receives no parole after a Canton Woman's Republican club inquiry to Judge McClintock of Charleston W Va. He cites personal enmity and claims she is beyond reform, noting her seven year sentence and a $5000 fine.
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Edna Bond
Stark Co
Canton Woman's Republican Club
McClintock
Charleston
W. Va
Edna
Frank Vogan
John Boyer
Mrs. Wogan
Lyons Brothers on Way to Ohio
James and Leonard Lyons arrested in Alpena after the shooting of Police Chief Dougal McKenzie started for Norwalk Ohio today under heavy guard. They rode to the train with Sheriff Gregory of Huron county and five officers. McKenzie is reported recovering.
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Alpena
Mich
James
Leonard Lyons
Dougal McKenzie
Norwalk
BE EB. Gregory
Huron County
Ohio
Aldelman
Leonard
McKenzie
Pinchot Seeks Senate Toga in Harrisburg
V. Gifford Pinchot announced himself as a candidate for the U S senate in Harrisburg on March 13. Pinchot joins the race as a Republican with early entry signaling a statewide bid.
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Pinchot
Senate
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
U. S Senate
Auto recovered after theft reported in city
Detective Bill Grether of the automobile identification bureau announced Saturday that a stolen touring car belonging to Ramsburg was recovered. The car, a 2011 Elma Ay NE, was found on Walnutay SE between 3rd and 4th streets.
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Bill Grether
Automobile Identification Bureau
Ramsburg
Elma Ay NE
Walnutay SE
Shirt thief steals 12 shirts from auto
J H Lake of 510 Market reported 12 shirts valued at 18 dollars stolen from his car on Saturday. The thief remains at large and police are investigating the case.
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Ted
J. H. Lake
Canton Slay Plan Tied to Family Fad in Volpe Case
Anonymous letter to Canton police claims relatives plotted Sam Volpe’s death and warned him to stop pursuing several women. Cleveland detectives joined Canton probes, reexamining relatives as officials work with county prosecutors to solve the Pepper Pike slaying of the Canton contractor found buried in snow.
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Sam Volpe
Canton
Cleveland
Pepper Pike Village
Charles Cavolo
Blackdance
Cleveland Detective Bureau
Volpe
Stanton
Cuyahoga Co
Cavolo
McClintock
Cody
Lieut Cavolo
Kohler
Cuyahogaca
Young Bob May Head Probers In Senate Inquiry
Washington reports a rumored shift could place Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. in charge of the senate’s tariff commission investigation. The 32 year old Wisconsin Democrat may hold the balance of power on the special committee with voting favors possibly locking in his chairmanship. The panel plans to organize next week and set hearings on the commission’s activities.
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Washington
Mar
Robert M. la Follette
Senate
Congress
United States Tariff Commission
Wadsworth
New York
Reed
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Bruce
Maryland
Young la Follette
Tariff Commission
Brakeman Sues Railroad for $50,000 Injuries
Walter E. Martin, a brakeman, sues the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for $50,000 claiming injuries from a December 16 incident when he was thrown from a box car due to the negligence of fellow employees. Attorneys Copet Hart represent him.
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Walter E. Martin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Copet& Hart
Driver reports mishap near Tuscarawas Street East
F. K. Schaeffer of Glenwood went to police headquarters and said he accidentally drove his car into a parked vehicle near 400 Tuscarawas St E Friday. Damage was slight. He did not learn the owner’s name but gave license number 55 692.
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F. K. Schaeffer
Glenwood
Tuscarawas St E
Committee on Committees to Name 13 Panels Monday
Chamber of Commerce will name its 202? committees at a Monday evening meeting in the Chamber rooms. Thirteen panels exist already. several more may be approved. Mark Hambleton chairs the committee with H. H. E. Patrick, W. G. Saxton, John Quinn and P. L. Howenstine.
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Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Committees
Board of
W. T. Kuhns
Chamber
HH. E. Patrick
Mark Hambleton
W. G. Saxton
John Quinn
Industrial Development Committee
Streets Committee
F. A. Basler
School board urges transport for high school pupils
J E Finefrock told Stark co boards of education that township schools must provide bus transport for high school students even if it means cutting other programs. County Supt H D Teal presided and stressed elementary progression and sixth grade expansion. Jerome Hull urged local solutions to school organization and discussed division at sixth grade level. The meeting featured Beach City Girls’ Glee Club and Perry Township chorus with L J Smith and others speaking.
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J. E. Finefrock
Stark Co Board of Education
Starkco Boards of Education
Finefrock
H. D. Teal
Jerome Hull
Mahoning Co
Teal
Hull
Beach City
L. J. Smith
Perry Township
Banker
Gets 60 Days in Girls Case
Kay Drakenbrod James John and Lucille Bittinger were found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a 14 year old girl. Drakenbrod received 60 days in the workhouse and a 50 dollar fine and costs. John was fined 100 dollars and costs and Bittinger 29 days in the workhouse. A second girl received probation. Theodore Dixon was fined 25 dollars and costs for contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old boy. Herman Primack and Carl Royer were fined 35 and 25 dollars respectively for improprieties toward another young girl.
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Kay Drakenbrod
James John
Lucille Bittinger
Akron
Alva L. Deal
Drakenbrod
John
Miss Bittinger
Theodore Dixon
Herman
Primack
Carl Royer
Scripps Wealthy Editor Dies Aboard Yacht
E. W. Scripps, 71, founder of the Scripps McRae chain now Scripps Howard, died last night on his yacht The Die in Monrovia Bay Liberia. A cablegram to Roy W. Howard reported the death.
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New York
E. W. Scripps
Scripps- McRae Newspapers
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Monrovia Bay
Liberia
Roy W. Howard
Industry leaders to attend U.S. accident prevention conference
Secretary of Labor Davis announced that industry leaders from across the United States will be brought to Washington this summer to participate in a national conference on preventing industrial accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Davis
Day New Chief at Ellis Island
President Coolidge appoints Benjamin M. Day of New York immigration commissioner at Ellis Island, succeeding the resigned Henry H. Curran. Day assumes duties pending approval and oversees federal immigration processing at the facility.
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Ellis Island
Washington
Coolidge
Benjamin M. Day of
New York
Henry H. Curran
Col John C Coolidge Gains Slowly in Illness at Plymouth Farm
Col John C Coolidge father of the president shows signs of improvement in his life fight at his Plymouth Vermont farmhouse. He remains seriously ill but cheerful, with doctors reporting a fairly restful night and ongoing consultations with Maj James F Coupal and Dr Arthur L Chute.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Albert M. Cram
Cram
James IF. Coupal
Arthur L. Chute
Boston
Rich student found dead at Williams College fraternity
Joseph I. Child a senior and president of Alpha Tau Alpha at Williams College was found dead in his room at the fraternity house in Williamstown Massachusetts. Authorities will investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joseph I. Child
Springfield, Ill
William College
Alpha Tau Alpha
Child
Jail Term For Theft Of Seed
Gilbert Humble a North Olmstead farmer was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary by Judge A R Webber after a jury conviction for stealing seed valued at 800 dollars belonging to the Brighton Elevator Co The charge was grand larceny and the theft occurred in Elyria Ohio on March 13.
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Elyria, O
Gilbert Humble
North Olmstead
A. R. Webber
Humble
Brighton Elevator Co
MacReady Repeats Altitude Flight After Forced Landing
Lt. John A. MacReady attempted to break the world altitude record at Dayton. He took off again at 10 47 after a forced landing due to engine pre ignition and a frantic hour of repairs by mechanics.
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Dayton
Mar
John A. MacReady
Endangered by Ship Blaze Off Sandy Point
The British freighter Tafna with a 30 man crew is afire off Sandy Point, bound to Baltimore from Cuban ports with a cargo of sugar. The fire patrol boat Torrance has been sent to assist, and the blaze reportedly started in a hold at 7 o'clock this morning.
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Baltimore
Mar
Tafna
Sandy Point
Mystic
Torrance
John Mortazi Given Suspended Sentence with Job Condition
John Mortazi of 1606 Rossav NK received a 10 day sentence with costs suspended on condition he secures employment. He faced charges linked to suspicion as the case proceeded.
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John Mortazi
Rossav NK
Nesbitt Confesses to Wife Murder in Ohio Premeditation Asserted
County Prosecutor Harvey says all evidence was not revealed and Nesbitt planned the killing of Mrs Frances Drake Nesbitt. A first degree murder charge will be filed in Mayor Stokes court with recall of the grand jury to indict Nesbitt. Nesbitt confessed after hours of grilling by a private detective in the Nesbitt home.
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Troy
Jacob Nesbitt
Frances Drake Nesbitt
Harvey
Stokes
Common Pleas
J. D. Jones
Nesbitt
Ohio State University
Shipman
Slater
Herbert Johnson
C. C. Willard
Jake
Johnson
Color Of Pajamas Brings Confession
In Troy on March 13 a pajama suit led detectives to re question Jacob Nesbitt who then confessed to murdering his wife. Nesbitt denied owning the suit but Prentiss Brown of Columbus recalled the purple garments after visiting the Nesbitt home.
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Troy
Jacob Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Prentiss Brown
Columbus
Nesbitt confession and looming grand jury decision
Dace borne lines and jerky speech mark a confession he says I killed her. Detective Slater backs Nesbitt by testimony on insanity. Officials weigh a special grand jury session and bond status as Mrs Nesbbitt lies bruised.
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Dace
Shipman
Slater
Nesbitt
Nesbbitt
Engineer Killed in Rail Wreck Near Pittsburgh
Engineer Charles Hackett of Terre Haute Indiana died when Pennsylvania Express Mail train No 13 derailed near Pittsburgh. Three other crew members were seriously injured in the New York to St Louis express wreck.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Hackett
Terre Haute
Ind
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Here
Stolen Chickens Reported at Wayne sburg Road Address
Co Be McClarren of 608 Waynesburg rd SE reported to police Saturday that several chickens had been stolen from the property. He said he could not determine the exact number of birds taken.
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CO. BE
Seek New Trials Filed By Burglary Convicts
Rhys Thomas and John Zuber were convicted Thursday of burglary and filed motions for new trials. They were taken to the county jail after the verdict and steps were underway Saturday to arrange bond.
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Rhys Thomas
John Zuber
Speeding cited for Walter Kaufman in Saturday court
Walter Kaufman reported living at 3dst and Court av SW was fined 10 dollars plus costs in a Saturday court session on a speeding charge.
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Walter Kaufman
3Dst
Court Av SW
Kirby Facing Two More Counts In Ohio Indictment
Cleveland. Josiah Kirby, ex president of the Cleveland Discount Co and noted Ohio financier, faces a new federal indictment returned by the grand jury. The two counts accuse obstructing justice and influencing a prospective juror, based on a confession by Akron attorney Wm. R. Irvin regarding efforts to sway juror John L. Ream.
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Cleveland
Mar
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Ohio
Federal
Kirby
Wm. R. Irvin
Akron
Harry CC. Ream
Ream
John L. Ream
Antioch Plan Promotes Student Friendships Says Dean Nash
Cincinnati March 13. Dean Philip C Nash told the Women’s City Club that statistics show college romances rarely end in divorce and thus Antioch College should cultivate friendships among students. He noted the contact between young men and women aids development within a close setting.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Antioch College
Philip C. Nash
Woman’s City Club
Antioch
Alleged Bombers Held In Dennison Arrests Bond Totals
Dover reports that George McKane of Dennison, held on 2100 bond, and B. G. Atlee, held on 02000 bond, are linked to more than 50 bomb explosions damaging homes across the city. McKane allegedly stole powder from Wolf Lanning Clay Co. The latest blast damaged the J. L. Meyers residence, breaking 65 windows.
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Dover
Mar
George McKane
Dennison
B. G. Atlee
McKané
Wolf Lanning Clay Co
J. L. Meyers
Arrest Following D runkenness Charge on Columbia Heights
James O Grady was arrested Friday night on Columbia Heights and taken to the county jail charged with drunkenness.
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James O'Grady
Columbia Heights
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