Buckley jailed for conspiracy to bribe federal officer
Bert B. Buckley former State Treasurer was sentenced to two years six months and one day in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and fined 1000 on ten counts of conspiring to tip off Cincinnati breweries to federal inspections He can appeal Buckley posted 10000 bond Sperber a brewmaster in Cincinnati was sentenced to four months in Hamilton County Jail and fined 200 Schrimper Cincinnati attorney and former State Legislator pleaded guilty and will be sentenced within two weeks
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Atlanta
Benson W. Hough
Buckley
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John F. Eckhart
Prohibition
Cincinnati
Hough
Court of Appeals
Sperber
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewing Company
Hamilton County
John JL. Schrimper
Schrimper
Harry
Railroads Ordered to Divest Wheel ing & Lake Erie Holdings
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, and Nickel Plate railways to divest their control of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway within ninety days. The decision cites potential competition restraint as the motive, noting B&O and New York Central had reportedly sold holdings to Allegheny Corporation while Nickel Plate's status remained unclear.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Rockefeller
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Allegheny Corporation
van Sweringen
Cleveland
Two Explosions Kill Three in St Joseph Groceries Blasts
Two blasts in St Joseph Missouri wrecked two brick buildings housing groceries and apartments killing three and injuring nine. Authorities could not confirm the cause or identify responsible crews. The blasts occurred within a block of each other around 1 AM and caused extensive property damage.
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ST. Joseph
L. W. Stigall
C. V. Philley
Police Board
B. W. Tadlock
City Council pushes bonds for incinerator over minority
The council used rules to pass a 520000 incinerator bonds ordinance for the Workhouse site despite opposition from Daly Yeatman and Schneller who voted against suspension. Mayor Seasongood set extra sessions and the measure passed five to three with Daly Yeatman and Schneller opposing.
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Harles Eisen
Edward T.dixon
Stanley Matthews
Yeatman
Schneller
Daly
Charles O. Rose
Youngest and Best Dressed in Ohio Senate Calls for Light
Wilbur directs land officers to stop new oil prospecting permit apps on public lands and rejects pending ones as part of Hoover administration oil conservation. A survey will revoke many unprogressed permits. leases go only to proven efforts or for offset wells to prevent drainage. Senator Walsh urges Congressional, not presidential, pronouncements.
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Ohio Senate
Washington
Hoover Administration
Wilbur
Land Office
Hoover
Public Land
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Senate
Berman Faces Hot Water Over His Fire Measure
Ohio Senate scenes erupt as Benjamin Berman of Hamilton County pushes a contract dispute bill. Senator George H. Bender reads spoof telegrams from fictitious local figures to mock the measure while Ackerman suggests Berman misidentified the bill. The debate highlights partisan theatrics and legal questions in Columbus.
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Royal W. Ryan
Columbus
Benjamin Berman
Hamilton County
Senate
Berman
George H. Bender
Seasongood
Bender
Seasongod
Cincinnati
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
Ackerman
Spring Fever Moves Folks To Country Homes
Emerson’s call to nature echoes as readers seek a woodland walk and a garden respite. The Commercial Tribune Classified Ads invite readers to find country homes with birds and roses and a garden spade. Read them today and imagine moving tomorrow.
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Emerson
Commercial Tribune
One Killed Thirteen Injured in Buffalo Explosion
One man died and thirteen others were injured in a March 13 explosion in Buffalo New York. Fire department and hospital officials reported the casualties as responders worked at the scene to control flames and treat victims.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Boy Takes Stand in Kidnap Case
Eight year old Junior Hanna testified he saw Melvin Horst abducted from Orrville and taken away in a car by Elias Arnold and his son Arthur on December 27. The missing boy has not been found, and the state pressed its motive argument tied to alleged bootlegging. Junior’s testimony followed cross examination and emotional moments.
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Junior
Melvin
Arnold
Orrville
Here
Col Sherrill Backs Traffic Rulings of Smith in Letter
Col Sherrill city manager refused comment on appointing a chemist as traffic expert and stated in a letter to attorney Augustus Beally that he would back Grover C. Smith’s traffic rulings regardless of court interpretation. Municipal Judge Woeste said he would not follow Smith’s rulings, while Smith defended himself as a chemist.
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Col. Sherrill
Smith
Cincinnati
Augustus Beall, Jr
Grover C. Smith
Joseph Woeste
Beale
Federal forces claim victory in Durango border clash
The government said sixty rebels were killed or wounded in a battle midway between Canitas and Durango as federal troops pursue an encircling advance toward Torreon. Gen Calles directs from Rio Grande while Gen Medina Veytia led the assault near Canitas. seven rebels executed after capture.
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Juarez
Mexico
Saltillo
Caraveo
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Carrera-Torres
Torres
Artega
Torreon
Martin
Madero
Seventy-seventh
Seventy-eighth
Calles
Caneros
Mexico City
Canitas
Durango
Almazan
Monterey
Cedillo
Cardenas
Zacatecas
Medina Veytia
Rio Grande
Eulogio Ortiz
Tizoc
Coa
Man Ends Life in Ohio River At Main Street Wharf
A well dressed white man about 50 years old walked to the edge of the Main street wharf and jumped into the Ohio River. Engineer Charles Dietz of the Cincinnati Louisville packet company and laborer Tony Vanover tried to save him but the current carried him away. The man wore a blue serge suit and was about 5 feet 8 inches tall and slightly bald.
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Charles Dietz
Cincinnati
Louisville and Cincinnati Packet Company
Tony Vanover
Tornado Strikes Six Mile Community in South Carolina
A tornado swept down on the Six Mile community in Pickens County early tonight killing eight persons and injuring many, with extensive property damage. Wires were down and reports were scarce as the town west of Pickens faced the aftermath.
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Greenville
S. C
Six Mile
Pickens County
Pickens
Robbers Escape With 6000 At Philadelphia Station
Two men held up Robert Mc Dowell a 55 year old messenger for the Fair Hill Trust Company on the steps to an elevated railroad station and escaped with 6000 in cash and checks.
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Philadelphia
Robert McDowell
Fairhill Trust Company
Blizzard Toll and Race Tragedy Panel Arctic News
A severe blizzard grips the Rocky Mountain region causing snowbound towns and at least one death from exposure in Wyoming. In Ohio Hamilton County reports two more auto fatalities raising yearly tolls to thirty four. Daytona Beach speeds toward a fatal crash as Lee Bible dies in a world record attempt with Charles Traub killed filming.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Montana
Miles City
Henry Forster
Laramie
Wyo
Virginia Dale
Laramia
Edward Bunn
Marion Bunn
Lockland
James Ross
Woodlawn
Wayne Avenue
Wiliam N. Bragg
Pike Street
Reading
Good Samaritan Hospital
William J Boelleke
Carthage Pike
Mitchell Avenue
General Hospital
Dave Sacks
Tower Avenue
St. Bernard
Hamilton County
Charles Datpilo
Sycamore Street
Uig
Boelleke
William Boelleke
Harry Boelleke
Rose Marie Boelleke
Joe Wilson
West Court Street
West
Evans Streets
Associated Press
Ocean Speedway
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lee Bible
Charles Traub
Bible
7. M. White
Philadelphia
Traub
Maj. H. O. D. Segrave
England
Florida
Middle West
White
Ray Keech
The
Lessee Right to Light and Air Upheld in Injunction
Judge Thomas H Morrow grants a permanent injunction in a Common Pleas Court case filed by Weiss Pollak Company against Gibson Art Company. The suit sought to stop construction blocking windows at 225 West Fourth Street, citing the lease quiet enjoyment clause. Light and air are considered appurtenances of the leased property and cannot be deprived during the lease term.
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Thomas H.morrow
Common Pleas Court
Weiss- Pollak Company
Gibson Art Company
West Fourth Street
Morrow
William N Woodruff Named Prohibition Chief for Ohio Indiana
William N Woodruff, acting prohibition administrator at Columbus, Ohio, was appointed administrator for District No 12 covering Ohio and Indiana with headquarters in Columbus. The change announced today places Woodruff in charge of the district.
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William Woodruff
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
William N. Woodruff
Columbus
Toledo Pawnbroker Slain in Shop Robbery
Phil Goldstein pawnbroker was found shot to death in his Toledo shop suspected robbed. He seemed to have been attacked by robbers and had been dead about two hours when discovered this afternoon.
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Toledo
Phil Goldstein
Goldstein
Tragic love drives Vienna actress to suicide note
Vienna reports detail the deaths of 20 year old Fraulein Helen Resch, her two year old son Franz Josef, and her mother from gas asphyxiation. The actress mourned love for Prince Ernest Windisch Graetz who reportedly became engaged to another. The trio perished after a farewell note blaming heartbreak and betrayal.
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Vienna
Austria
Helen Resch
Ernest Windisch - Graetz
Franz Josef
Ernest
Fraulein Resch
Beating Son Held Without Bail in Orrisania Court
Christopher Welbrock forty eight was charged with beating his sixty nine year old mother with a coal shovel poker broom handle and his hands and feet. He was held without bail by Magistrate Rosenbluth in Orrisania Court pending grand jury action.
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New York World News Service
New York
Christopher Welbrock
Rosenbluth
Orrisania Court
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Wells
Ioar
Federal Circuit Court
U. S. Day
Gruber
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Railroads
Rockefeller Road
Curtiss Field
Council Ots Steam Roller
Minority
Death Car
Secretary of Interior
Bill
Surf
Triplex
Segrave
U. S
Central Parkway
Ohio River
Tne
T. R. Gill
Lessee
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