Mail Truck Holdup Stuns St Louis in Six Figures
Six men hijacked a government mail truck in downtown St Louis at 6 70 am taking nine registered mail pouches loaded with a large sum of money. The drivers were bound in the cage as bandits fled, authorities report the loot may reach six figures and investigations tie the incident to St Louis gang violence.
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ST. Louis
Adrian G. Dorlac
Edward M. Cunningham
Yeggs
Cunningham
Dorlac
Court term opens with judges Thomp Webber in charge
April term of court opened this morning with Judge Thompson presiding over jury trials and Judge Webber taking charge of cases and equity matters. About 165 equity cases were pending this week and juries begin April 16. Prosecutor Webber expects a short session of about three days. The docket includes 18 cases for galling and a charging matter against Robert Taylor after a taxi struck and killed a schoolgirl.
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Thompso
Webber
Equity
Dge Thompson
Flo
Manter
Robert Taylor
Taxi
Slayer of RoCERAT Dayton April 2 Report
Dayton police searched for H J Pierce grocer Memphis ten miles east of igton Obic ce shot to death in his store in what is believed to be a gun battle Sunday morning. Pierce had operated in the store since last August. Bullet wounds hit his brain and left hand. The smith shop nearby reported tools stolen from the store.
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Dayton Poday
H. J. Pierce
Memphis
Igton
Obic
Jet
Pierce
Riots and bridge blown halt Irish grand national viewing
In April near Dundalk fighting led to capture of several irregulars while a Midland railway bridge near Dublin was blown. Irish sport fans were barred from a Dundalk city event as one prisoner and a woman were reported to be held.
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Lin
Dundalk Ray
Midland Railway Bridge
Dublin
Toledoan Sued for 100000 in Affection Case
Edward R. a wealthy Toledoan and president of Acorn Supply Company faced a sensational suit for alienation of affections in Toledo. The report notes the plaintiff as a prominent social figure amid Toledo's high society.
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BDO
Edward R. 1
Acorn Supply
der Im
Toledo
MacAndner
Governor Donahey to Signs Bill on Building and Loan Regulation
Announcement from the Governor’s office states that Governor Donahey will permit the bill, introduced by Representative King of Stark County, to become law upon his approval and signature. The measure aims to tighten regulation, management, and inspection of building and loan associations.
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Columbus
Governor’s Office
Donahey
King
Stark County
J B Johnsons Home Damaged By Fire In Ohio
Fire damaged the home of J B Johnson of the Ohio Public Service Co located on Middle Avenue. Flames climbed exterior walls to the garage end roof, neighbors helped remove furniture, firemen contained the blaze with about 1000 in loss. Fire chief Bates notes 54 department calls in the first three months, up from last year.
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J. B. Johnson
Ohio. Public Service Co
Ais
Middle Avenue
Wallace Bates
Father Halter Former Pastor Dies at 50
The Rev Michael V Halter pastor of St Marys church West Park died early Saturday at St Johns hospital Cleveland aged fifty He was once assistant pastor at St Marys in this city for four years and had been a physician for ten years before priestly studies He studied in Rome where ordained Funeral services will be at St Marys West Park tomorrow then a final service at St Vincents Akron on Wednesday
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Michael V. Halter
St. Mary’s Church
West Park
St. John's Hospital
Cleveland
Father Halter
St. Mary‘s Church
Rome
St. Mary's Church
St. Vincent's Church
Akron
Lenine in Russia Reported Growing Worse
Riga April 2 Premier Lenine of Russia is described as rapidly deteriorating in condition. Doctors keep his health status private and refused Lenine's brother access to visit the ailing leader yesterday.
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Riga
Lenine
Russia
Judgments Entered in Local Court Cases
Port City Mortgage Co. versus John Zuhari awarded 21049.46 dollars. Greater Elyria Building Co. versus Dane Hamilton awarded foreclosure for 7464.17 dollars. Francia Zore versus National Tube Co. Industrial Commission of Ohio dismissed as party defendant.
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Port City Mortgage Co
John Zuhari
Greater Elyria Building Co
Dane Hamilton
Francia Zore
National Tube Co
Industrial Commission of Ohio
French arrest directors over Krupp massacre in Essen
In Essen four Krupp directors faced arrest after formal protests over Saturday’s French assault that killed eleven workers and wounded nearly twenty at the plant’s motor car garage. French guards patrol the site as funerals proceed and a shutdown is ordered for the directors’ funeral.
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Essen
Krupp
Death of Former Resident Frank Daly at 15
Frank Daly, 15, former resident, died in Seattle Washington on Saturday March List. Born and raised in Lorain Cowair, he is survived by sister Mrs James Mc Muhen of Elyria and brothers Dr T A Daly of Chicago J B Daly of Elsha and John and Thomas Daly of LaGrange. Body to be brought here for burial with funeral notice to follow.
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Frank Dairy
Seattle
Wash Meion
Lorain Cowair
James McMuhen
Elyria
T. A. Daly
Chicago
Daly
Elsha
John
Thomas Daly
LaGrange
Still at Columbia Township Raid Yields Liquor
Sheriff UneerhiN and deputies raided the home of Gotlich Kioos in Columbia township, Santaay Tight, and found a still and a small amount of liquor. Kioos was fined 200 and costs by Justice J. George. Washington reports plus were completed for a joint debate between Senator Ede of New Jersey and George B. Hobart on the wet and dry question to be held in Newark on April 30.
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Uneerhin
Gotlich Kioos
Columbia Township
Kioos
J. George
Washington
Ede
New Jersey
George
Hobart
Newark
Hose Salesman Beaten and Creosoted in Texas
In Baylor Texas on April 2 Sheriff Lee Allen reports a hose salesman named Burleson seized at night by Mr and Mrs Jones and Mrs Campbell of Wear. He was driven to a lonely spot and beaten then chained to a tree while hot creosote poured over his head. Burleson sustained severe burns and is listed in serious condition in a local hospital. Burleson says he was warned to leave the community but denies knowledge of the alleged matters.
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Baylor
Texas
Lee
Allen
Mobile
Jones
Cambell
Wear
Burleson
Night Sessions Move Ahead in Ohio Legislature
Columbus reports night sessions for both houses this week after a two week recess. The House and Senate plan to lift the bill introduction ban, dump numerous measures into the hopper, and push the 72 million dollar appropriation bill. The bus truck regulation bill differences will be reconciled while the Finefrock measure may grant courts power to sentence women to Marystime for dry law violations and require male offenders to work, under deputy sheriffs on highways. A conspiracy bill backed by anti saloon league officials also aims for passage.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Ohio
Marystime Reformatory
Divorce Petition Filed by Elyria Man for Custody
Stanley Kantoska of Elyria seeks a divorce from Theresia Kaningky claiming cruelty and abandonment. He cites two children, illness, alleged failure to care for him, and her trip to Cleveland with her mother where she was assaulted and stripped of clothing. He seeks custody of their son.
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Stanley Kantoska
Elyria
Theresia Kaningky
Cleveland
Park Peat
Land
Army Captain’s Ostracization Aired By Wife
Agnes Karng Randie, 24, widens view of a feud with Colonel A L Conger and Captain Edwin H Randle at Fort Sam Houston. She describes a March reprimand, post restrictions, and a divorce suggestion as she seeks to counter mob rumor and defend their marriage amid military social backlash.
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International News Service
San Antonio
Texas
Pratty
Agnes Karng Randie
Edwin H. Randle
A.L. Conger
Randle
Rand
Conger
Fort ‘Sam Houston
R. G. Caldwell
Congers
Rantile
Conser
South Amherst Man Is Fined for DUI
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Underhill arrested Sam Merchant of Amherst near the overhead bridge west of town and charged him with driving an automobile while intoxicated. He narrowly escaped colliding with another machine. This morning Justice George fined him fifty nine dollars and costs.
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Underhill
Sam Merchant
Amherst
Town
Merchant
George
Removal request for Boys Industrial School chief
Columbus April 2. State Welfare Director Harper asked the State Civil Service Commission to approve the removal of C W Roe from his role as superintendent of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster citing incompetence inefficiency and unsatisfactory performance amid dissension among staff.
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Columbus
C. W. Roe
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Harper
State Civil Service Commission
Rowe
County Roads Improvement on Like Avenue Then and Now
Work on Like Avenue between here and Lorain will restart this week and close from Dead Man's Curve to Lorain until completion. The section to the curve was finished last fall and work halted by cold weather. The road will use Topeka mix and bituminous concrete up to Penfield junction, then sheet asphalt to LeRain. Brick work proceeds on Cleveland Road with detours via Chestnut Ridge once conditions allow.
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Here
Lorain
Penfield Junction
Lerain
Cleveland Road
Chestnut Ridge
Constantinople Threatened Amid Fire and Political Turmoil
Reports say furious fires in Stamboul burned parts of the city near ammunition dumps as allied firefighters contained the blaze. Angora government pursues clues to the disappearance of Trebizond delegate Tall Chukri Bey killed last Friday. In Cincinnati a junk-yard fire touched three firms with $20,000 in damage and one firefighter injured. Newark records a record run of fires from March 1 to April 1. Cleveland reports a $75,000 loss at Avenue Plague Works after a three story blaze. Moscow notes a British appeal against Monsignor Batkie’s execution. Washington notes a possible world economic conference outcome from the U.S. Chamber meeting in New York May 7 to 10.
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OREM
Dellys of Stantinople
T.he Stamboul
Angora
Tall Chukri
Bey
Trebizond
Beg
Turkey
Hiss
Cincinnati
Samuel Miller
Race Street
Yesterdey
Pearl Street
Miller
Newark
Cleveland
Euclidavrenue
Lind
Avenue Platige Works
Moscow
Mirister Tehuehetin
Monsignor Batkie
Washington
Chamber of Méree
United States
York
Two Black Women Die in Sudden Accident
Two Black women are reported dead after a sudden accident. Authorities have not released additional details pending investigation.
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