Ohio Federation Seeks State Aid for Underprivileged Children
At the state convention in the First Methodist church, the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs urged special public school classes for underprivileged children and state aid to support them. They called for a bureau to study mental and educational needs and endorsed national education measures including a study department for backward and mentally deficient youths.
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Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Club Women of
Committee On Education
Federation
Fitzgerald
National Bureau of Education
Revenge as motive for fatal shooting near factory plant
Coroner probes a murder at a Louisville area site where Nick Bagu, 29, a craneman at Superior Sheet Steel Co, was killed after an argument with a man who emerged from behind a tank and struck him with an iron bar. Bagu died from a heart wound after a second shot. Stanislav aided, authorities hunt Albanian suspects amid labor-tension history at the plant.
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C. Quate
Nick Bagu
West Main St
Louisville
Superior Sheeter Co
Aguu
Rge Stanslav
7Th St
Ton
Bagu
Mete
eQuae
Niles
Error Sheet Steel Co
Agu
McQuate
Prohibition Chief Clears Johnson in Ohio Probe
State Prohibition Commissioner B F Medald virtually clears Yoo H Johnson of Kenmore of charges that he failed to enforce the Prohibition law. The affidavits were sent to Governor Donahey's office with a note that there is no warrant for investigation or action.
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Olumbus
B. F. Medald
Yoo H. V. Johnson
Kenmore
Johnson
Donald
Donahey
Purchased Woman Recalled Inmate of Turkish Harem Drama
The Canton Daily News notes guests may view the film GER. RANSTON'S LADY at ZART THEATER Two. Names of guests are listed in the Where You Can Find It in Canton section and change daily.
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Ger. Ranston
Zart Theater Two
The
Daily News
Canton
County Roads Set for 138000 Dollar Maintenance Plan
Stark county will spend about 138 800 on state highway upkeep this year with the state covering all but 26 000. Major work includes Canton Massillon road brick pavement, Canton Louisville road resurfacing, and surface treatments on Canton East Spaniard Louisville Ravenward and East Canton Minerva roads. Most work will not require road closures.
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Stark Co
Alvision
Ravenna
Canton-Massillon
Canton City
Whipple Rd
Canton-Louisville
Canton-East Spaniard
Louisville-Ravenward
Canton-Minervard
Ohio Supreme Court Sees Birth of a Nation in Court Review
The Ohio supreme court watched a special showing of The Birth of a Nation in Columbus as part of a case assessing censor impact. The Epoch Producing Co. of New York seeks a ruling to compel permit for public showing of the film.
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Columbus
Onio Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio
Epoch Producing Co
New York
Motions to Quash Kirby Indictments Filed in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 13 motions were filed to quash two indictments against Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount Co. The charges accuse embezzlement as part of multiple indictments against Kirby.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Striking Howard Students Protest Military Drill
Police reserves were called to break up meetings of striking negro students on the Howard University campus. The protests target compulsory military drill at the government operated school.
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Washington
Howard University
Poison Widow Found Guilty in One Hour
Mrs. Martha Wise 41 was convicted of first degree murder for poisoning drinking water in her mother and relatives. The jury recommended mercy, expecting a life term in Marysville reformatory, while defense claims insanity and cites a string of personal tragedies.
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Medina
Martha Wise
Mercy
Edith Hasel
Fred Hasel
Wise
Beer Ferries Ready to Start Across Lake Erie
Boats at Cleveland Erie Port Stanley Port Dover and Pelee Island await lifting of beer ban to begin passenger service between Cleveland and Port Stanley Erie to Port Dover and Sandusky to Pelee Island.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ontario
Port Stanley
Erie
Port Dover
Sandusky
Pelee Island
Explosion at Toledo Alloyed Castings Co injures three women
A blast at the Toledo Alloyed Castings Co plant during melting threw three women from their beds and injured a man and a baby. The blast shook buildings within two blocks of the site.
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Toledo
Toledo Alloyed Castings Co
Fire causes heavy damage at Springfield lumber and cattle firm
Springfield May 13 damage estimated at 165000 dollars swept through Brain Lumber Co. and the Springfield Abattoir Co. barns overnight. Fire officials say losses include buildings and stock facilities in the blaze.
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Springfield
Brain Lumber Co
Springfield Abattoir Co
Dover Men Die as Locomotive Hits Car
Three Dover men, Joseph Pickett 28 Harry Faner 37 and Wilbur Porter in a Ford coupe were struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie locomotive at Navarre. Pickett and Faner died instantly Porter was badly injured with little chance of recovery. The men worked the night shift for Central Steel Co Massillon and were returning home when the crash occurred.
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Joseph Pickett
Harry Faner
Dover
Navarre
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wilbur F. Porter
Porter
Tf. F Myers
Faner
Pickett
T. ¢. McQuate
Pickert
EH. CG. Myers
Market St Crossing
H. F. Myers
Central Steel Co
Massillon
Hugh Son
Crabbé Moves Against Columbus Race Tracks
Ohio Attorney General Crabbé filed a quo warranto action in the state supreme court to stop Cap ital City Racing Association owners of the Columbus driving park and Beaulah park at Grove City amid gambling allegations.
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Columbus
Gen Crabbé
State Supreme Court
Capital City Racing Association
Beaulah Park
Grove City
Greatest Great Lakes steamer Greater Buffalo arrives on maiden run
The Greater Buffalo, the newest and largest passenger steamer on the Great Lakes, reached Buffalo from Detroit on its maiden voyage. The 550 foot by 100 foot vessel can travel up to 21 miles per hour. Officers and crew totaled a substantial number, marking a milestone for lake traffic.
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Greater Buffalo
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Detroit
Abby Rockefeller and David Meriwether Mutton Rehearsal
In New York on May 13 Miss Abby Rockefeller and David Meriwether Mutton rehearse their wedding set for Thursday at 4 30 p m at the home of the bride’s father John D Rockefeller Jr The couple prepare for a New York society wedding with prominent host John D Rockefeller Jr amid family plans
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New York
Abby Rockefeller
David Meriwether
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Woman killed by auto in Columbus week fatality tally
The Columbus weekly traffic deaths rose to four with the latest victim Mrs. Edith Lauder, 34, killed late Tuesday. Authorities reported the tally as of today.
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Columbus
Edith Lauder
Dayton State Hospital seeks to reassemble consulting staff
Dayton May 13. Dr H H McClellan superintendent says he will invite all but three of the 11 resigning physicians to rejoin the consulting staff. If not recalled, new doctors will be engaged. He emphasizes securing proper remuneration for the resident staff of three. Resigned physicians reluctant to discuss the matter. Dr E W Shank refuses to retract his signature on the resignation letter.
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Dayton
H. H. McClellan
Dayton State Hospital
McClellan
E. W. Shanka
John FE. Harper
Successful Bank Clerk Out on Bond
William F. Lynch a 27 year old cler k in the auditing department of Union Trust Co was free on 16000 bond following arrest on embezzlement charges. Police say about 11624 23 was taken and used to gamble on the stock market with ventures reportedly successful he offered to repay the bank when needed
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Cleveland
William F. Lynch
The
Union Trust Co
Lynch
Legal fight to set aside Kastan will in Chicago probate
Attorneys for seven cousins challenge John Kastan will that left the Chicago Evening Journal and other properties to three of his oil employees. The action was filed as the will is admitted to probate in Chicago.
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Leg Yeader
Thoris Sutherland
Brooklyn
Chicago
John c. Kastan
Chicago Evening Journal
Hin Oil
Thobert F. Kolb
Herman Fisher
Bastian
It Is Proved Umpires Can't See in Cleveland
The early miscue by famous umpire Billy Evans and his passenger Hildebrand led a Cleveland traffic officer to joke that umpires cannot see. Evans argued with the officer and was allowed to proceed. The incident underscores a humorous public perception of umpire vision.
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Cleveland
Billy Evans
Dunnfield
Evans
Hildebrand
Davis Bribery Trial Opens in Kansas
Davis bribery case advances as prosecutors seek further disclosures on pardons and paroles tied to former Governor Jonathan M Davis. Testimony describes a messenger role and a $1250 bribe offer to secure a parole for Walter Grundy, with former Bank Commissioner Carl J. Peterson named in related bribery charges.
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Peka
Kas
Jonathan M Davin
Walter Grundy
Glenn Davis
Davis
Fred Pullman
Pullman
Russell
Hussell Davis
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank
Patent Granted for Balloon Tires
Washington May 13 officials said the first balloon tire patent was issued to Alden Putnam of Detroit. The Commerce Department noted the action paves the way for many anticipated royalty payments on balloon tires.
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Washington
Patent Office
Alden Putnam
Detroit
Midi Commerce Department
Body recovered from Norman sinking near Memphis
The first body recovered from the river steamer Norman disaster surfaced near the riverbank this morning. The victim is Earl Simonaon, Memphis, the ship’s engineer. twenty bodies remain missing in the Mississippi.
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Memphis
Tenn
Norman
Earl Simonaon
Mississippi
Timken Buys Gilliam Plant for 3 Million in Cash
Timken Roller Bearing Co. completed a cash purchase of Gilliam Manufacturing Co. for 3 million dollars, including the factory on Navarre Road SW and the northeast city plant with all equipment patents trademarks goodwill. Gilliam stockholders approved the sale after negotiations were completed Tuesday afternoon. Timken has taken possession.
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BR OT Steiner
Gillam Manufacturing Co
Gilliam Manufacturing Co
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Eash
Canton
Steiner
Gil Ham
Timken Co
Navarre Rd
Qough
Jury Gets Case of Jones Girl in Vice Trial
The trial of Lucille Jones, accused of being a procurer, concluded with the jury receiving the case at 10 40 AM after an hour long defense summation. Prosecutor ER A Baird attacked the defense for not calling the witness and criticized defense attorney Charles Adama. Florence Osman of Cleveland testified she could clear both Lucille and Mrs Wise at Medina. The inmate, believed to be mentally unbalanced, was escorted from the courtroom. a verdict could send the 20 year old minister's daughter to the Marysville reform school if convicted.
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Elyria
Charles Adama
enKation
Florence Osman
Cleveland
Lucille
Wise
Medina
Muaryaville Reformatory
Ad Men Choose Philadelphia for 1926 World Convention
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World selected Philadelphia as host city for the 1926 convention after a 21 year precedent banner. C King Woodbridge of New York was nominated as president and Philadelphia as convention city awaiting approval by delegates Thursday.
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Houston
Tex
Philadelphia
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Ohio Briefs Conclude May 13 News Roundup
From Wineman Alaska Kenneth Harvey reports a mold nugget worth 1.60 as his biggest find. In Marysville Mary Cody 12 is bitten by a mad dog, treated then pasteurized. Wittenberg College students warned to tone down satirical content. Warren May 14 local teachers gain raises from 60 to 200 dollars. high school principal gets 300.
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Budyets
Wineman
Alaska
Kenneth Harvey
Charley Harvey
Senda
Harvey
Marysville
Mary Cody
Pasteur
Springfield
Phe Witt
Wittenberg College
Warren
Tnere
Coolidge Stands Against Armistice Day Defense Test
President Coolidge hesitates to authorize a military defense test on Armistice Day. War department pressure and pacifist fears of militarization fuel a national defense debate rooted in preparedness versus peace advocacy, with Congress and state roles in funding and coordination under discussion.
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Washington
Coolidge
War Department
Defense
Berlin Crash Injures Twenty-Two People In Traffic
Twenty two persons are injured in a collision between an ambulance and a fire engine in central Berlin. Authorities report the incident occurred during traffic, with responders rushing victims to nearby hospitals.
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Serevn
Hester Re-elected Superintendent in Mansfield Schools
Mansfield voters re-elected H. Hester as superintendent of the public schools in a May 13 decision. He continues to lead the district, guiding policy and curriculum with the board’s support.
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Mansfield
Hester
Mansfield Public Schools
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