Transfer of Big Hospital to the State Favored
Cincinnati leaders adopt a resolution urging the transfer of the Longview hospital to state administration. C. Iglauer reports on hospital conditions and reasons for transfer. action to be sent to the state board of administration, the Leavenworth hospital board, and Hamilton county commissioners. Berlin dispatches report renewed communist violence across Germany. Sixty killed in clashes. trains disrupted between Leipsic and Halle. Groders hosts armed factions with machine guns. police incur casualties. Solingen’s attempted general strike fails as rioters loot banks. Cologne reports rioters and police losses. Remacid sees worker absenteeism hindering production. central Germany notes rising minor outbreaks and police protection in government districts.
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Jena
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City on Airline May Fail Proposals by Davis Committee
Budapest dispatch reports Davis and House committees push an air line plan with Marine Flying Boats to serve river towns if a landing field is secured in Steubenville. Talks cover freight, passenger routes, and station land needs amid political pushback from opponents and officials in Steubenville and Cincinnati.
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Peeree West
Havana
Chicago
New York
Linderman
Globe Aerial Transportation Company
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Hylan
Babcock
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Obe Aerial Transportation Com
Crabbe
George Linderman
Presi Rudent
Zacal
Chamber of, Commerce
Frank Feist
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Marine
Movement to Lift The Sunday Lid at Ports mouth Ohio
A movement in Ports mouth Ohio reports two meetings of merchants voting to oppose Sunday closing. They argue that delaying mandatory Sunday hours serves the city’s best interests and preserves public convenience. Mayor W N Gable supported the Sunday closing last May.
Wedding Bells Ring Out Amid Heartbreak
Fragmentary text shows Ellen mourning an engagement ring while in a vehicle with Billy. She sobs over the loss as Bill responds, implying sorrow and a plan to move on. The snippet mentions a Herald-Star and a nameless character Jaye in garbled form.
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Ellen Ron
Billy
Bill
Noleo
Herald-Star
Husband Shot by His Wife in Columbus Police Notice
Columbus patrolman Thomas Gallagher, 40, wounded by his wife Elizabeth Gorselene Gallagher, 31, who shot him twice after claiming she found him with another woman. Gallagher may be forced to testify. state plans shooting to kill charges. Gallagher says he did not intend to prosecute. Elizabeth released on bond posted by her husband.
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A. P
Etty
Thomas. Gallagher
Hin
Gallather
Mia
Elizabeth Gorselene
Dyer
Gallagher
Ford May Extend Road to Hamilton
Ford to extend the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad toward Hamilton to reach the Ford tractor plant, enabling access from Hamilton to areas eastward, according to reports from Wilmington during Henry Ford’s inspection tour near Kinguian. A separate incident reports Sophia Wolf beaten in her Cleveland home by a lone attacker, defended with a chair. she remained unconscious, assailant fled, clothing torn, injuries to head and face. In Toledo, Attorney General Harry Daugherty appointed Stuart Bolin of Columbus as special prosecutor in the Toledo post office robbery case involving 18 suspects in a million-dollar heist.
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Wilmington
Henry Ford
Kinguian
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Hamilton
Ford Tractor
Hamiton
Cleveland
Mia
Sophia Wolf
Mrs. Wolf
Atriek
Toledo
Ohio
Marine Aviators Heard From at Richmond Today
Two Marine Corps airplanes en route to Virginia landed at Richmond yesterday afternoon and planned to proceed to Fayetteville North Carolina today. Navy department said no prior word on their whereabouts. planes may have encountered trouble not indicated in Major Turner’s message. The air unit departed at 9 80 this morning, bound for Fayetteville where they would spend last night.
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Mar
Marine Corps
Virginia
Richmond
Fayetteville
N. C
Navy Department
Turner
Ohio says early fruit crop not as damaged as feared
Columbus report from A P notes Ohio's early fruit crop damage from a week’s freeze is overestimated. EC Cotton, head of the state bureau of plant industry, cautions losses will occur but not unusually great. Some southern apples and peaches show damage while northern fruit likely escaped. He adds many early varieties would have shed fruit anyway.
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A. P
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Orla
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Kiefer Peura
Cotton
Prices Of Restaurants Debated In Chicago Tonight
The debate features Russell J. Poole secretary of the city council living costs committee and Jacob Miller head of the American Caterers association. They discuss restaurant menu pricing amid weeks of Poole led statements accusing restaurants of inflated charges and masking market prices. A separate report notes a Portmouth plant fire destroying a Beech Park facility owned by B Kinker Company of Cincinnati with prior fires at Barden plants in Scioto county.
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Auditorium Theatre
Russell J. Poole
Living Costa
Jacob Miller
Algoleration
Poole
Portamouth
Mar
Beech Park
Adams County
B. Kinker’ Company
Cinnnati
Barden
Scioto County
Innal
Leniency Plan Proposed By U S Parole Board
Toledo March 30. Notice of a parole board to review hundreds of leniency pleas was announced by Judge John M. Killing of the United States district court. The board, composed of Toledo attorneys, will investigate each case thoroughly and act on men sent to Canton workhouses for prohibition violations and other offenses. The judge said he has faced many unworthy requests and sought broader mercy in numerous cases.
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Toledo
A. P
John M. Killing
United States District Court
Tmber
Toledo Sttarnays
Kiliita
Letter Reaches Shreveport After Four Years Delay
A letter mailed to Bianchi, Louisiana in October 1918 arrived at the Shreveport post office yesterday. Written by A. F. White, Kansas City Southern station agent near Blanchard, it was addressed to Harry S. Weston and may contain a remittance for lodge dues.
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Sears
Bianchi
Harry S. Weston
A. F. White
Kansas City
Southern
Nat * Blanchard
Weston
Lodge
Burke challenges Gov Davis to name evil influences
Columbus Ohio March 30 State Senator J F Burke Republican Elyria challenges Governor Davis to name one solitary evil influence fighting his reorganization bid He says patronage and placing friends to positions are the issue and urges the Governor to prove objections are invalid The Senate reorganization committee heard protests from manufacturers against the bill transferring industrial commission duties to a governor appointed director of industrial relations and keeping the commission as a quasi judicial body to judge workers compensation claims Also discussed was extending workers compensation to occupational diseases
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A. P
Elyria
Davis
Burke
Jn Lany
Senate Reorganization Committee
Industrial Commission
Mar
Senate
Department of Industrial Relationg
Indusrial Relationg
Ito Pasa
Senate Labor Committee
Wax Ito
Wide Open Town Sparks Call for Clean Government
In Steubenville a fiery denunciation targets gambling and vice plaguing the city, demanding county authorities act. Arrests are made for alleyway traps, while bigger crooks allegedly enjoy official protection. Dr. Alexander urges communal resolve and a show down for honest governance as a Forum speech praises constructive reform.
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Severt
Ats
Bob Joncas
Jesson
Thia
Steubenville
Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
Steubengilt
Lists of Suspected Evaders to Be Sent to Legion Posts
Indianapolis March 30 By AVP Ligten war department will furnish all American Legion posts with lists of draft evaders around April 12 a copy for each focal draft boards and lists will be sent to national headquarters Publication of 4251 board lists will extend over several months General Harris adjutant general said Legion national commander Galbraith had requested the data Posts must check lists to protect innocent men and jail the guilty promptly
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Ind
War Department
American Legion
United States
Dc Harris
Legion
Harris
FPF
W. Galbraith, Jr
The
Wife Murder Confession Shocks Akron Police
Edward Moffet confessed to police that he had just killed his wife after walking to the stationhouse. Officers found the woman dead in his apartment with a severed throat and fifteen knife wounds. Doctors to examine his mental state following the incident.
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Edward Moffet
Moffet
Pio
Jhe
Moffer
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