Revocation Shakes Thaddeus V Gore & Co Securities Firm
The Ohio securities division revoked Thaddeus V Gore & Co license to deal in securities after a hearing prompted by Better Business Bureau complaints. Charges included misrepresentation in stock sales and bad business repute. The firm, based in The First National Bank Building, operates across northeastern Ohio.
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Thaddeus V. Gore & Co
Ohio
Securities Division
State Department of Corhimerce
Better Business Bureaus
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
First National Bank
Norman E. Beck
Gun Battle in Columbus Ends With Wounded Prohibition Agent
Mar 25 report states federal agent Sam Rosofsky was wounded in an exchange with Joe Conrad in Columbus on the streets. Rosofsky, arm broken by a bullet, was sent to Grant hospital. Conrad fled, carrying a Rosofsky bullet in his hip. Police say Conrad threatened to kill Rosofsky after a prior incident near Delaware County where shots were fired at a car tailed for rum runners but no liquor found.
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Columbus
Mar
Sam Rosofsky
Prohibition
Joe Conrad
Conradis Sun
Rosofsky
Grant Hospital
Conrad
Delaware Co
Philadelphia seeks firmer teeth rule for police and fire applicants
Overnight briefs report the Philadelphia civil service commission requires at least 20 sound teeth for admission to police and fire forces with no false teeth allowed. Other items note New York forbids the bum on streets, a Cumberland monastery death, Perling auction auctioned for 38500, and a new trial motion in Ohio for William Clark charged with murder. death penalty sought.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Fire and Police Forces
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Fpremont
William Clark
Cleveland
Ralph A. Hoffman
Scott Ownship
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Clark
Meat substitutes used in London
London medical officer Dr W H Howard warns that cats are sometimes substituted for rabbits and horse tongue used as ox tongue for human consumption in London.
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London
W. H. Howard
Father Unaware of Tragedy Finds Son Dead on Street
A weary father returns home to greet his five year old son Sofron Beldean, who was fatally struck by a truck at a street intersection. A reporter recalls the moment on a city bus as strangers learn the boy’s fate.
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Carnahanay
7Th St NE
Little Sofron Beldean
Sofron
Romania
Pehopee
Tere
Ford's Famous Five to Fiddle at News Contest
The Daily News hosts an old fashioned fiddlers and dance contest at the city auditorium next Tuesday night featuring Ford's Famous Five. The quintet arrives in Canton with an expert announcer and will perform tunes like Seeing Nellie Home Arkansas Traveler and Pop Goes the Weasel.
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Ford
Famous Five
The
Daily News
City Auditorium
Canton
Nellie
Arkansas Traveler
Two Policemen Shot by Bandit In Chicago Caper
Chicago March 25 Two policemen were shot and seriously wounded when the so called gentleman radio burglar who has stolen 150 expensive radio sets in recent weeks fought his way out of a cordon of 30 detectives and patrolmen at work early today Policeman Frank Donnelly 31 was shot in the right breast and will recover Policeman Arthur Kenny 26 was shot in the neck and may die
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Chicago
Frank Donnelly
Arthur Kenny
Paria in Distress Off Martinique as Swan Heads to Aid
The shipping board steamer Paria is in distress about 15 miles off Martinique per a wireless message to the Navy. The mine sweeper Swan has departed the Virgin Islands to assist the Paria.
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Washington
Mar
Shipping Board
Paria
Martinique
Navy Department
Swan
Virgin Islands
Man killed in auto accident in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 25 a car struck a steel flag pole extending from a truck. Leo Jacobson aged 38 died instantly from chest injuries while Morris Keskaska sustained internal injuries and was hospitalized.
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Cleveland
Mar
Leo Jacobson
Morris Keskaska
French Budget Passed By Deputies In 415 to 128 Vote
Paris March 25 The French chamber of deputies approved the 1926 budget by a 415 to 128 tally. Expenditures are set at 36.451 billion francs with receipts around 32 billion francs for the year.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Cop Retires After 25 Years in New York
New York on March 25 report Patrolman Edward C. Wells retires from active duty at age 78 after a 42 year police career. He plans a celebratory trip to California as he ends his service.
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New York
Edward C. Wells
California
Waring Acting Health Engineer Named in Columbus
F Holman Waring 36. appointed by Health Director Monger as acting chief of the engineering division succeeding W H Dittoe. Effective April 15, Waring moves from principal assistant to Dittoe after a decade in state health work. Dittoe granted six months leave of absence to serve as chief engineer of the Youngstown Niles sanitary district for water supply.
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Colubus
F. Holman Waring
Monger
W. H. Dittoe
Waring
Dittoe
State Health Department
Youngstown-Niles
Tariff Board May Be Abolished Amid Senate Inquiry
Senate investigations into the tariff commission reveal friction from outside influence and flexible provisions that empower the board to recommend changes. The outcome could curb the board’s power and push it toward fact finding only, with Congress reluctant to alter the tariff law this session.
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Congress
Tariff Board
Congressional
Tariff Commission
Commission
United States
House of Representatives
Coolidge
Harding
Senate
Senate panel backs Steck to fill Brookhart seat
The elections committee adopted the Caraway report and recommended seating Democrat Daniel F. Steck in place of Iowa Senator Smith W. Brookhart.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Caraway
Daniel F. Steck
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Police seek two assailants after Chicago restaurant attack
Cleveland police today sought two men who attacked James Rosef a painter in a restaurant where he worked. The unprovoked assault ended with two shots fired as the attackers fled the scene.
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Cleveland
Mar
James Rosef
Woman Arrested for Carrying Concealed Gun in Massillon
Lena Hedgepeth paid 25 dollars and court costs after arraignment for carrying a concealed weapon in Massillon. She said her husband carried a pop bottle similar to a gun to protect himself when police found the gun on Lena and ordered her to court.
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Massillon
Mar
Dlena Hedgepeth
Lena
Merrit Jacobs Ousted After Ouster Hearings
Merrit Jacobs provisional patrolman is dismissed by Safety Director James A. Rice after testifying he neglected his duty in a case tied to Harvey Witter. John Currey, another involved officer, was dismissed earlier. both admitted seeing Witter pour wine and not arresting him.
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Merrit Jacobs
James A. Rice
Jacobs
John Currey
Harvey Witter
Witter
Currey
Jacoba
Medical student shoots fiance in Berlin tragedy
John Goodrich, 22, a Monroe New Hampshire medical student, killed his fiancée Alice Fitzner, 20, from Detroit, after becoming jealous of a Russian dancer. He then fatally shot himself, the grim domestic murder suicide occurred early today.
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Berlin
Mar
John Goodrich
Monroe
N. H
Alice Fitzner
Detroit
Goodrich
Eight Million Bid For Kansas City Star Launched
Girard Kansas March 25 If a bid of eight million nine dollars for the Kansas City Star is accepted FE Haldeman Julius widely known publisher will organize a corporation to raise the capital This was his announcement today after a statement yesterday that he had made the bid The source notes he has long been connected with classics fiction and publishing in general
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Girard
Kan
Kansas City
Seven German Miners Die in Elevator Crash
In Essen Germany Mar 25 seven miners are dead and a score remain trapped after an elevator crash at the Stinnes mine good hope in Oberhausen. The disaster follows a collapse that left workers digging to reach the trapped men.
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Essen
Germany
Stinnes
Oberhausen
Leaders Meet To Choose Candidate For Governor
Three major Republican aspirants jockey for position as a pre primary convention plan is blocked. Col Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland Charles L Knight of Akron and Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati are the front runners in the millionaire wing seeking to enter with agreed outsiders.
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J. W
Col. Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Thompson
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Heroic Rescue at Sea Reported
Captain Harold Bell of the freighter Casper recounted saving thirteen men from drowning in the North Sea on February 19, as the Norwegian freighter Pinto sank during a gale. One lifeboat overturned. the survivors endured four days without food before rescue.
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New York
Harold Bell
Casper
Germany
North Sea
Wessel
Pinto
Suspect Held After Matteotti Murder Verdict in Italy
In Chinti Italy Augusto Malecha, acquitted of murdering Socialist leader Giacomo Matteotti, remains jailed awaiting fraud bankruptcy inquiry. Co defendants Viola acquitted released. Jury found Amerigo Dumini Albino Volpi Ameleto Powermo guilty, sentenced to five years eleven months and twenty days.
Bernsteen to Conduct Hearings in National Rim Ring Case
United States District Attorney A. F. Bernsteen left Cleveland for Philadelphia and Atlantic City to preside over preliminary hearings of suspects named in the national rim ring indictment. Hearings are scheduled for tomorrow in Philadelphia and Saturday in Atlantic City.
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Cleveland
United States
Dist. Atty. A. FE
Bernsteen
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Flowers Becomes Tiger in Pot Throwing Assault Case
John Flowers, colored, was arrested on assault and battery after hurling a coffee pot at his lady friend and brandishing a razor during a dispute over money. Police found a razor and noted slight scalp lacerations on May Johnson.
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Flowers
Tiger
Razor
Lady
John Flowers
John
May Johnson
Johnson
Sam Heckman
Police corruption testimony highlights inefficiency in department
Witnesses at the civil service hearing described poor supervision and lax enforcement in the force. W E B Schreiber and Officer Heckaman testified about improper orders and limited follow through. Former Judge James Bowman admitted he was deceived by police when fining a liquor violator and relied on officers for details.
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Anti-Saloon League
Saranus A. Lengel
Civil Service Commission
Oscar M. Abt
Schreiber
James Amerman
Homer Moore
Samuel Heckaman
Moore
John Katana
Abt
Heckaman
Katana Dry Cleaning
Stitz
Jackson
Cameron
Nght
Merrit Jacobs
James A. Rice
James A. Bowman
Criminal Court
A. H. Harris
Bowman
Lengel
Harris
Carl Studer
Louis Mazer
Guthrie
Rhinelander Denied New Trial In Marriage Annulment Case
Supreme court justice Joseph Morschauser denied the motion of attorneys for Leonard Kip Rhinelander for a new trial of the suit for annulment of his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander of New Rochelle. The case drew attention for its racial implications.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Supreme Court
Joseph Morschauser
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
New Rochelle
Canton Police Chief Lengthy Probe Sparks Disclosure
The Civil Service Commission hears claims of irregular liquor sales to high school girls in Canton. Officer John Curry testifies four known locations in the 600 block Schalmar and on 8th Street near Belden as sources for underage access. An editor's note corrects a prior report naming Merrit Jacobs and apologizes for the error.
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Canton
Civil Service Commission
Saranus A. Lene
Eel
John Curry
James Amerman
Curry
Schalmar SF
8Th St
Belden Av
Canton Daily News
Merrit Jacobs
Jacobs
The
Daily News
Nine Arrested in Murder Case at Pomeroy
Nine persons were under arrest and held for investigation in Pomeroy Ohio after the body of James McCumber 64 was found in an abandoned cistern McCumber had been living with a negro family and had been missing since March 15 Those held include Richard Rhoads John Hendricks Dana Smith Arch Clark Shorty Bryant and Mr and Mrs Robert Paniel and Mr and Mrs Jerry Nuby the occupants with whom he lived
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Pomeroy, CO
James McCumber
McCumber
Richard Rhoads
John Hendricks
Dana Smith
Arch Clark
Shorty” Bryant
Robert Panenel
Jerry Nuby
Treasury to probe liquor theft claims in Indianapolis
Washington March 25 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon ordered a formal inquiry into charges by Representative Laguardia a New York Socialist that thousands of gallons of whisky were stolen from federal agents at Indianapolis. L C Andrews prohibition enforcement chief was directed to conduct the investigation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Fears Rise For Missing Flyer In Storm Route
Fear for the safety of Lt. Max Balfour adjutant of Mitchellfield New York and his Boston passengers reached Brook Park airport officials when no word arrived. They feared the Balfour party bound for Detroit had crashed in last night’s storm between here and central Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
Max Balfour
Mitchellfield
New York
Boston
Brook Park
Balfour
Detroit
Pennsylvania
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Act
Ben l L. Reitman
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Cumberland
Joseph
Stippe
Tisbed York
Oliver Henry Perxing
Des Moines
Sofron Beldean
Eddie Smith
Eddie
Billy Lukens
Lonzo Lukens
Phil Hanrahan
Philo Moore
Lukens Brothers
Haverly
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David Lawrence
Dani FO Steck
Rice
K. C. Star
Matteotti
KE. Schreiber
W. E B. Schreiber
Rhinelander
Nquor
Will
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