Pastor Denies Charge After Delinquency Arrest in Nebraska
Rev. John H. Moore, 56, former Malvern and Massillon pastor, now at Bellevue Presbyterian in Nebraska, denied aiding and abetting minor delinquency. He was arrested near Omaha on a charge of moral turpitude after complaints by two 19 year olds, and awaits trial.
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Ain
John H. Moore
Malvern
Waynesburg
New Philadelphia
Bellevue
Neb
Presbyterian Church
Massillon
Mr. Moore
Moore
Omaha
Industrial warfare erupts in Britain as transportation workers strike
Britain faces industrial warfare with clashes across cities. Scotland Yard deploys 100000 special constables. police charge striking railroad workers injuring several. Buses overturned in Poplar. Glasgow bans cars as electricity unions threaten to halt power to parliament.
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London
Great Britain
Scotland Yard
Brixton
East India Dock Road
Northern Ohio Power and Light Strike Ends Hiring Fresh Recruits
Company officials said seniority and pension rights were at risk for strikers. Strikebreakers would not be hired, only experienced workers with good records after Wednesday would be considered. With 11 of 32 cars running Tuesday, the city faced heavy service cuts and bus replacements on routes like Meyers Lake and Tuscarawas district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Power and Light Co
E. B. Atchley
Meyers Lake
Tuscara
St W
Canton
Democrats Nab Farm Relief As Drive Issue
Washington May 4 1928 Democrats seize on the Haugen farm relief bill as an election issue. Congress debates price support and subsidies amid party lines with Western Republicans and some Democrats pushing for action while others oppose. The fight heads to the Senate and could test presidential veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Jardiffe K
Congress
East
Gener
Senate
Gov
Lowden
Ullhoeis
Mr. Coolidge
Court battle delays Cher City police office handover
A long court dispute stalled a routine office handover as Cher court plans to prosecute further. Elmer Clarke said locks were installed and City officials prepared to resume duties after the appeals court addressed an alleged error.
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CHER
A. Lengel
Swarts
Elmer
Tom
Harry
Clarke
Lengel Ordered Back as Mandamus Proceeding Considered
Judge Benner Jones in common pleas province rules Lengel must be restored as officials consider mandamus. Oscar M. Abt, special for Mayor Swarts, notes possible appeals. Lengel and attorneys visit City Hall offices and discuss return with the mayor.
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Benner Jones
Lengel
Oscar M. Abt
Swarts
Jonse
Jones
Civil Service
Foreign exchange markets show rate swings and losses
May 4 reports in York describe sharp moves in opening foreign exchange trading. The British pound faltered on demand news while the Russian ruble and Norwegian krone tumbled several points, with the Spanish peseta sliding as market nerves increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Benerg
Debris from near capital city incident injures workers
A partial readable fragment reports an incident near the capital area involving workers at a Bristillary Candy Company restaurant site dated May 4. The debris caused a house to be occupied and a drug store nearby affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBUS
Wendt
Hoge Dies as Telephone Merger Talks Continue
James B. President of the local telephone association reports progress in merger negotiations with the Phone Co amid ongoing talks. The unusual press note notes the death of Hoge as context for the day’s developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Tesearch
James B
Phone Association
Ries
Tlor
Merger Phone Co
Boy 14 Hit by Auto and Likely Fractured Skull
Joseph O Leary aged 14 of 2224 Tuscarawas Street was struck by a car between McKinley Avenue and Wells Avenue on Tuesday. He suffered a possible skull fracture and bruises and was taken to Mercy Hospital by the vehicle’s driver, Robert Perdue of 319 Broad Street NW. He is reported in serious condition.
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Joseph O’leary
Tuscara
McKinley Ay
Wells Av
Tuscarawasst
Mercy Hospital
O’leary
Robert Perdue
Broad
O'Leary
Stinging Nettles May Replace Insulin, Man Claims
London May 4. W J Oxley of Dinnington near Rotherham says stinging nettles taken raw or brewed will eventually supersede insulin as a cure for sugar diabetes. He credits the remedy with relieving his diabetes and reducing his weight from 250 to 156 pounds.
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London
W. J. Oxley
Dinnington
Rotherham
Oxley
Three Railroad Workers Die in Tennessee Train Wreck
Knoxville May 4 Arthur Collins Lon Wadkins and Tom Pollard all Tennessee railroad workers were killed and ten others injured in the wrecking of a Southern Railway work train near Philadelphia Tennessee early today.
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Tennessee Railroad
Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur Collins
Lon Wadkins
Tom Pollard
Southern Railway
Philadelphia
Prominent Lawyer Dies In Woolard Building Plunge
Mervyn H. Nellis, 40, prominent Albany lawyer, was killed early today when he either jumped or fell from the Woolard building. His fall endangered several pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Mervyn H. Nellis
Woolard
Police Officer Slain in New York River Mystery
Police Lieut. Henry Helwig aged 54, an enemy of the White gang, was found dead in the East River. He had been missing since February 11 as authorities investigated whether foul play by gangsters caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Helwig
Whittemore
Helwig
East River
Nesbitt Cracks Under Strain
Troy May 4 Jacob W Nesbitt the confessed wife slayer grows weak under trial strain. Prisoners report his calm demeanor fading and a dejected look as the grand jury nears indictment. Reverend I L Dungan guides Nesbitt and urged withdrawal from his defense. Grand jury foreman William A Jones says deliberation will take two days after Thursday.
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Troy, O
Jacob W Nesbitt
Troy
Nesbitt
I. L. Dungan
Presbyterian Church
William A. Jones
West Milton
Opposition to Hagen farm relief bill faces hearings
Officials of the Ohio Farm Bureau federation wired Senators Willis and Fess opposing the Hagen farm relief bill. They call a recent amendment effectively a price fixing law. The bill is set for hearings by the Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
U S
Willis
Fess
Senate
Ill Woman Survives Two Days Trapped in Bath Tub
Mrs Mamie Danforth of 200 Seventh Street SE spent two days immobile in her bathroom tub after falling ill. Neighbors and police forced entry when she could not be reached. Dr E F March attended after responders reported her stiff, upright position and confusion while water remained. The cause remains undetermined.
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Mre
Mamie Danforth
7Th St SE
Mrs. Danforth
Ritz and Oster
FE. J. March
Cleveland
Driver Arrested on Reckless Driving Charge in Cantor
John Taylor of Cleveland was arrested on a warrant charging reckless driving and resisting an officer in Cantor. His hearing is set for Wednesday.
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John Taylor
Cleveland
Cantor
Bicycles Reported Stolen In City Neighboorhood
Howard Wingert and Homer Werner reported their bicycles stolen on Tuesday. The incidents involve two residents, with Wingert living on Otto pf NE and Werner on 619 Ma honing vd NE, prompting police to investigate.
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Howard Wingert
Otto Pf
Homer Werner
Mahoning
Girl, 6, Hurt After Auto Collision Near Mahoning Road
Margaret Slish, six, of 1401 Wabash Ave NE, suffered an eight cut over her left eye when struck by a car near 1900 Mahoning Rd NE. She was taken to Aultman Hospital in Jack's ambulance. condition not serious. Driver C. M. Lamulle, 1303 Lawrence Rd NE, said the girl darted from behind a parked car. Police described additional unrelated crashes at 4th St and Walnut Ave NE and other locations with several vehicles damaged.
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Margaret Slish
Wabashaw
Mahoning Rd
Aultman
4Th St
Walnut Av
E. D. Haisington
Minerva Av
C. W. Harter
4Th Et
J. ©. Kramer
Jud Clark
15Th St
Cleveland Av
Tuscarawas St
Bellflower Av
H. W. Doorn
6Th St
Alex Langer
Prospect Av
Woman Loses Purse in Bus Stop Theft
Mrs. W. E. Robby reported a purse theft Tuesday morning after alighting a bus near Court between Tuscarawas and 2nd Streets NW. The thief took a twenty dollar bill a five dollar gold piece change and bus tickets.
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W. E. Robby
Court
Tuscarawas
2Nd Sts NW
Plumbing theft report in city area
Leon Vitali reported a theft of plumbing valued at 190 dollars from 412 Lith Street SE after Sunday. Missing items include a water pipe sink trap and piping.
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Leon Vitali
Henry Av
Vitali
Seven Haas family tragedy in Belleville fire deaths
A fire at John Haas’s home on the city outskirts killed seven Haas family members, including father John and six children Irene 17 Billy 14 Zer Nell 9 Marguerite 7 Eleanor 6 and John Junior 4. Three others Morton 19 the mother and a three month old baby were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Belleville
Ail
John Haas
Haaas
Irene
Billy
Zernell
Marguerite
Eleanor
John Junior
Poison Found In Man's Body In Cleveland
Autopsy reports show stomach discoloration and inflammation with traces of poison. Detective work centers on Dr. Joseph P. Bibeau a plastic surgeon possibly poisoned. City chemist report awaited. coroner Dr. A. P. Hammond authorized the analysis.
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Cleveland
Joseph P. Bibeau
H. J. Knapp
A. P. Hammond
Cr. W. Cody
Bibeau
American Army Plane Crashes on Luzon Beach
One of the escort planes for the Madrid to Manila flight from Aparri northern Luzon crashed on the beach at Aparri but its occupants were not injured. Advices received here today report the incident.
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Manila
Apparri
Luzon
Man dies at Delco plant in metal cutter accident
Dayton reports Elmer Mannin 21 fatally injured at the Delco plant when he put his head near a counterbalance of a metal cutting machine to inform another worker of the time and his neck was broken and head crushed. He died a few minutes later.
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Dayton
Elmer Mannin
Delco
Blood shed in Jefferson Co. shooting at Amsterdam Apex mine
A quarrel at the Apex mine entrance in Amsterdam left George Moronich 20 shot in the head by a fellow worker. Moronich, wounded seriously, was hospitalized at Ohio Valley hospital where doctors said he would recover. Authorities hunted the assailant. Amsterdam is 18 miles west of Steubenville.
SLAIN OFFICER FATHER DIES AFTER SON MURDER
In Cleveland on May 4 patrolman William Borgman was killed in a clash with a bandit Joseph Flighter April 20. His father Charlie Borgman 64 died the same day after attending his son's funeral, the stress of the day reportedly hastening his death as 6 990 mourners paid last respects.
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Cleveland
William Borgman
Joseph Flighter
Charlies Borgman
Five Kentucky Places Locked by Federal Decrees
Federal Judge Cochran in Covington Kentucky ordered five buildings in Covington and Newport closed under the national prohibition act. The decrees, issued at the April term of the U S district court, require owners to pay the closing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cochran
Covington
Kry
Newport
United States District Court
Sprint for Street Car Proves Fatal in Lima
Charles E. McClintock a 64 year old watchman died after attempting to catch a street car after work. He evidently over taxed his heart and died shortly after reaching home.
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Lima
Charles E. McClintock
McClintock
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Canton Daily News
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ED Head
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W. Berdgers
Tcl
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B. Hoge
Hagen Bill
Workman
Jefferson CO
Steubenville
Quarrel
Charles Borgman
Son
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