Iarlan Stone to Be New Attorney General
Washington April 2 Harlan Fiske Stone of New York dean of Columbia Law School was named attorney general by President Coolidge to succeed Harry Daugherty. Stone, Amherst graduate and friend of Coolidge, has long been a leading legal authority in the east.
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Iarlan Stone
New York
Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Columbia University Law School
East
Coolidge
Harry M. Daugh
Erty
Dean Stone
White House
Senate
Coolidge’s
Amherst College
New Englanger
New Hampshire
Ver Bron
Stone
Columbia Law School
Saterlee, Canfield and Stone
Daugherty
William Kenyon
Iowa
Senate Farm Bloc
Kenson
President Coolidge
Dean Stor
New Engiann
Hughes
Targe Illegal Dry Fees At Slumbus
April 2 report from the state auditor outlines excessive and illegal dry law fees and unlawful distribution charges. It names P F Talley J Hogan Kaufman and Charles Willa, deputy marshals and other officials as receiving illegal assistant and special officer fees totaling thousands of dollars.
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Slumbus
State Au
Public
Coryan
Defenbacher
R. L Lipott
Ois Court
North Canton
Kk County
P. F. Talley
P. J. Hogan
Kaufman
Charles Willa
John Iman
Shal
Mar
Ferpal Council
Ings
Quor Toters Pay Up After Court Ruling
A group including Dormas and Mohk faced liquor charge appeals after a mayoral abatement ruling. Mohk paid 536 dollars at noon yesterday, but others still owe fines. The cases, heard by a court of non pleas, upheld the mayoral action and threaten jail if payments are not completed.
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Dormas
Eleck Mohk
S Toth
Major Jones
Court of Non Pleas
Court of All
Yesir
Mohk
Sharp to Meet in Elyria on April 3 with Daver Office
Charles R. Sharp secretary to Congressman Martin L Daver will be at the Elyria hotel Thursday April 3 to hear matters for Mr Davers attention on legislation pension or compensation claims or other government business. Edith Shelley Lorain files suit for divorce from Walter Shelley alleging failure to support and repeated abuse seeking divorce and alimony.
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Charles R. Sharp
Martin L. Daver
Elyria
Mr. Daver
Edith Shelley
Lorain
Walter Shelley
Two Die in Election Riots at Cicero Illinois
In Cicero Illinois April 2 a taxi driver was shot and killed and another man slugged amid post election violence. Police say Phillip Smith rode with gunmen seeking revenge for a prior shooting. Frank Kaponi of the Torrio gang was killed by Chicago police nearby. Morris Friedman, 21, driven a cab and assaulted during the melee.
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Cicero
Ill
Phillip Smith
Smith
Chicago
Frank Kaponi
Torrio
Morris Friedman
Toledo Denatured Alcohol Scandal Expands Toll
Toledo druggist Meyer Selz tmann and clerks face indictments for selling denatured alcohol without proper labels as deaths mount to fourteen, with victims in Buffalo and Toledo. Additional suspects James Ryan and James Porter charged for selling liquor after purchase. Police used marked money to arrest them. Several patients, including William Cronin and Phillip Miller, remain critically ill.
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Toledo
Meyer Selztmann
Martin Bracker
Harry Porter
United States
Gaines
James Ryan
James Porter
LaFollette Leads Coolidge in Wisconsin Primary Returns
Wisconsin returns show Senator Robert LaFollette leading President Coolidge two to one early today. Governor Al Smith holds a Democratic edge over W. G. McAdoo by about five to three. Milwaukee reports light voting due to snow with a Mayoralty race drawing record interest. Major Daniel Webster Hoan defeats Rose 58,898 to 46,232 with 38 precincts missing.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert LaFolette
Coolidge
Wisconsin
al Smith
New York
W. G. McAdoo
Daniel Webster Hoan
Davis S. Rose
Income taxes show increase in 1924 receipts
Federal income taxes for 1924 are expected to exceed the $1,825,004,000 estimate. First March returns show payments totaling $480,900,000, about $17,000,000 higher than March 1928, plus $20,060,000 in back taxes collected. The public debt decreased by $158,000,000 in March.
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Washington
Treasury
Tire theft report near Broad Street office
Dr. H. J. Austin reports a tire and rim were stolen from his car last night while it was parked on Broad Street near his office.
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H. J. Austin
Broad Street
Insane Men to Work at Grafton Farm Change
Cleveland state hospital patients will work on the state farm at Grafton while Mansfield reformatory prisoners are relieved from the task. Twenty five workers from Mansfield have returned to the institution under the new policy, officials said.
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Grafton Farm
Columbus
Cleveland State Hospital
Grafton
Mansfield Reformatory
State Welfare Department
Manshald
Doheny Supreme Oil Magnate Backed Democrats In 1920 21
Edward Doheny the California oil baron and naval leases owner gave 34000 dollars to the Democratic presidential campaign fund in 1920 and 1921. George White former Democratic National Committee chairman told the Senate committee that Doheny had previously testified he gave 75000 to Democrats and 25000 to Republicans for the same campaign. White testified about business in Ohio West Virginia and Oklahoma with no oil holdings in Wyoming or California.
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Washington
Edward &. Doheny
California
George White
Democratic National Committee
Senate Oif
Doheny
Walsh
White
Ohio
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Fire at Livingston hotel leaves four dead and six missing
Grand Rapids Mich April 2 a hotel fire killed four people and left six unaccounted for. Dozens more were injured and hospitalized as firemen fought stubborn embers. Identified victims include Everett F Sargent and Gyles Wade. others remain unnamed. Estimated damage ranges from 225000 to 300000 dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Livingston Hotel
Bessie Marlowe
Reed City
Everett F. Sargent
Gyles Wade
Irené Toman
Elsie Golumbo
Jennie Evans
Paul Barney
Peoria
Althouch
Afiss
Katherine Mix
C S. McCliss
George Winchester
Reederty
Esis
Dog Catcher Snared in Parking Fine Incident
Cuyahoga Falls April 2. Lloyd Weather county dog catcher was fined five in the mayor's court for parking on the wrong side of the street while speaking with Chief of Police Duffy. He paid the fine and resumed his canine duties.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Lloyd Weather
Duffy
Letter Found Relic From 1836 In Lorain County
Medina April 2. A fire in E A Barrows roof uncovered relics including a letter dated May 30 1836 from Indian Springs Shelby County addressed to James Cornell North Haton Lorain Co Ohio. The letter notes no stamps were used and mentions family matters and an offer of support.
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Medina
E. A. Barrow
Elmwood Avenue
Lewis Cornell
Steubenville Officer Kills Suspect in Raid at D'Aurora Cafe
In Steubenville Ohio on April 2 Richard Riser, a prominent city enforcement officer, shot and killed Dominic Tassoni after resisting arrest during a raid on the D'Aurora Cafe. Riser surrendered at the scene. Tassoni was an ex service man.
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Steubenville
D'Aurora
Dominic Tassoni
Richard Riser
Riser
D'Amore
Prlace
Tassoni
Watson pleads guilty and is given suspended sentence
Norman Watson, arrested at Jeanetts Pa on non support of a minor child, pleaded guilty before Judge Thompson yesterday. He received six months in the county jail but the sentence was suspended on a $500 bond to guarantee child support. Watson has remarried and four other children to support.
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Norman Watson
Jeanetts
Lorain
Thompson
Watson
Plaintiff Loses Case Over Alleged Assault
A jury in Judge Wrebber's court yesterday ruled Mike Pusaloski of Amherst did not owe damages to Henry Glowaski who sought 5071 dollars for an alleged assault. The defendant said the assault was committed by another person.
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Wrebber
Mike Pusalowski
Amherst
Henry Glowaski
Rejuvenation by Blood Transfusions Proposed by Dr Jaworski
Dr P Jaworski, a French-Polish scientist, advocates rejuvenation for the aged through transfusion of young blood into old veins. He claims revived tissues with biological affinity and says medical scientists are investigating the claims.
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P. Jaworski
Aviation secrets to Japan cited in Daugherty probe
Captain H. L. Scaife, ex DOJ agent, testified before the Wheeler-Broakhart committee alleging Weeks and Daugherty should be indicted for conspiracy. He claimed wartime aviation secrets and Wright Airplane Co. prosecutions were mishandled aiding Japan through the Standard Aircraft ownership network.
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Washington
Daugherty
H. L Scaife
Department of Justice
Wheeler-Broakhart Committee
John W. Weeks
Harry M. Daugherty
Wright Airplane Co
America
Japan
Standard Aircraft Corporation
H. L. Scaife
Scaife
Naval Intelligence Service
Death notice of Mrs Emeoren Kelso McNeal in Cleveland
Mrs Emeoren Kelso McNeal wife of Albert McNeal and mother of Myra Jones and George Earl Kelso McNeal died in Cleveland. She was daughter of Captain and Mrs George Q Kelso. Funeral at 2 30 PM Thursday from 6395 Canton Avenue Cleveland. Burial details unclear in text.
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Cleveland
Emeoren
Kelso, McNeal
Albert McNeal
Myra Jones
George Earl Kelso McNeal
George Q Kelso
Canton Avenue
Florida Special Derails. Engineer Killed Fireman Hurt
A Florida Special lime train derailed between Woodford and Doswell Virginia early today. The locomotive and most cars left the tracks, leaving only two Pullmans on the line. The engineer was killed and the fireman injured. no passengers were harmed.
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Washington
Woodford
Doswell
Hoffman Heater Co Appeal in Lorain Court
The Hoffman Heater Co of Lorain plans to appeal a Lorain judgment of 209.00 dollars awarded to S A Ault for services rendered a short time ago.
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Hoffman Heater Co
Lorain
S A Ault. of
Court of Appeals
Ault
Hall murder case trial details reveal distress and defense
Mrs Hall testifies she is 46 and faced with farming and housekeeping duties after her husband died in 1919. State presents witnesses about the chloroform death of the baby and her confession read aloud. Defense argues puerperal insanity and Dr Wideman says mental disorder may excuse actions. Mrs Hall weeps as she recalls events and insists she did not kill her baby.
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Rochester
Hall
Underhill
Miles Perry
Carl Taylor
C. Lehman
Wellington
Lewis Cowles
Walter Watts
Cowles
Shorty
W. B Thompson
Naturalization Work in County Sets Record
County clerk Mss Mable Marsh announced a record period with naturalization activity. The department collected 610 dollars, issued 105 final papers, and processed 230 declarations of intent to become citizens.
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Mable Marsh
Jail Breaker Freed Auto Wreck Details
Jos Lachinsky a 17 year old escapee from the city lockup was arrested on a car theft claim by his brother John. Sheriff Underhill processed him. investigation showed the car wreck occurred in Vermininn when a wheel broke, leaving him able to drive the vehicle. He faced court charges.
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Jos Lachinsky
Underhill
John
Vermininn
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