Extradition Sought for Suniel Insull in Turkey s Case
Istanbul dispatch reports prosecutor ordered the arrest of Suniel Insull for extradition to the United States. Insull awaited surrender in a shabby hotel as Turkish cabinet backed the move despite no full treaty ratified in Angora. The Maiotis freighter sailed after his capture amid guarded suspense and continued legal ambiguity.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Suniel Ingall
London
United States
Angora
Samuel
Maitis
Greece
John Moussouris
Insull
Essad Bey
America
Leander Tower
Athens
Ins
Bosporus
Black Sea
Roumania
Two Injured In Traffic Crashes Reported Here This Weekend
Police report Saturday night and Sunday saw two men injured in separate crashes. Earl Hastings, 395 Furnace street, suffered a scalp wound and bruises after being struck near West River and Furnace by William Dunlop of 2069 East 30th Street Lorain. Edgar Patterson, Stop 79 Oberlin Road, had a head cut and a leg laceration when Alice Glover drove into him on Oberlin Road inside the city limits around 11 PM Saturday. Patterson was treated at Memorial hospital and returned home. Other incidents included H L Calvert’s car skidding into a pole on Gulf Road near Hamilton Street, Denger and Dr. C M Herald colliding on Middle Ave and Second Street, and J Bilsky reporting damage to a parked car by an intoxicated driver.
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Earl Hastings
Furnace Street
West River
Furnace Streets
William Dunlop
East 30Th Street
Lorain
Edgar Patterson
Oberlin Road
Alice Glover
R. D
la Grange
Myron Gibson
Patterson
Memorial Hospital
H. L. Calvert
Gulf Farms
Gulf Road
Hamilton Street
Lyle Denzer
C. M. Herald
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Denger
Delia Bailey
J. Bilsky
Cleveland 1 Street
Bilsky
President Roosevelt Conducts Divine Services Aboard Yacht
On a voyage from Rocky Point to Stranger Cay Channel in the Bahamas President Roosevelt, staying in radio contact with Washington, led religious services for the crew of the Nourmahal and the U S S Ellis. As commander in chief he fulfilled a Navy tradition by conducting the services in the absence of a chaplain, a first for a sitting president.
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Miami
Fla
Washington
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Cay Channel
Rocky Point
Great Abaco Island
U.S. S. Ellis
Nour
Navy
Nour- Mahal
Tax Returns Flood In As Deadlines Pass With Penalties
Deputy County Auditor C A Phinaty reported thousands of tax returns received including about 5 300 personal property tax blanks and 1 500 mara in today’s mail. County Auditor C S Kelser said about 9 504 were expected to be filed. Phinney noted all mail posted Saturday would be accepted without penalty.
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C. A. Phinaty
C. S. Kelser
Phinney
The Weather Forecast DHIO
Fair and slightly warmer tonight in the wheat area. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness with showers in the northwest portion. Warmer in the extreme east portion.
Widow questioned in deaths of Webb children in Coshocton
Coshocton April 2 Authorities questioned 43 year old widow Mrs Amelia Webb in a diabolical murder case tied to the 1931 death of her son Herbert Webb 19 and the 1932 death of her daughter Iona Webb Senter 25 both reportedly arsenic poisonings Investigation shows she was beneficiary on five life policies for the daughter and three for the son with full payouts Two other related deaths are under study and a nephew who died after visiting her is said to have had arsenic in his system Grand jury to review chemists reports after investigation by Prosecutor Russell I Lyons
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Coshocton
Amelia Webb
Russelll. Lyons
Herbert Webb
Lyons
Iona Webb Senter
Bee
Webb
Doctor Stack Named To Pleasant View Sanatorium Board
Dr L L A Stack of Lorain was appointed to the board of trustees at Pleasant View Sanatorium by county commissioners to replace Dr W E Wheatley whose term expired Wheatley asked not to be reappointed The commissioners praised Wheatley service on the board Stacks three year term will run with Charles E Fell Sr of Elyria and A R Branson of Wellington who already serve as trustees
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LL. A. Stack
Lorain
Pleasant View Sanatorium
W. E. Wheatley
Hose
Wheatley
Hichig
Stack
Charles E. Fell Sr
Elyria
Elyria, and 4. R. Branson
Wellington
Accidents Claim LIVES in Ohio Weekend
United Press reports seven deaths from accidents across Ohio over the weekend. Albert Edwards, 51, struck by car at Lancaster. John Reutschi, 20, fell under gravel truck near Zanesville. Donald Brenlish, 6, died after scooter went under a truck in Zanesville. Ike Chervanek, 26, burned when pinned beneath car near New Milford. William Kelley, 2, died after car struck him in Dayton. Ralph Walter, 26, killed in hit and run at Toledo. Theodore Moore, 3, drowned in a Marion cistern.
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Ohio
Albert Edwards
Lancaster
John Reutschi
Pleasant Valley
Zanesville
John Marshall
New Concord
Donald Brenlish
Ramon Noll
Ike Chervanek
Ravenna
New Milford
William Kelley
Dayton
John Webb
Ralph Walter
Toledo
Theodore Moore
Seth Moore
Marion
Friends Remember Commissioner on Birthday
County Commissioner William J. Hillier sat behind a floral bower at his desk for his 141st birthday. Elks Lodge friends sent a bouquet of snapdragons and carnations from his office associates. He remains in good health aside from a lingering cold. In Niles, Joseph Swan, 38, a Pennsylvania Railroad fireman, died after falling from a tender on a Pittsburgh Chicago train.
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William J. Hillier
Elks’ Lodge
Mr. Milner
Niles
Joseph Swan
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnson challenge to industry 15 met by employers
Washington April 2 General Hugh S Johnsons wage hour challenge to aid recovery by cutting hours and raising pay was met by employers of about 1.9 million workers. The move created potential jobs for nearly 100,000 and added about 2 million dollars weekly in pay. Industries responding included steel auto coal and mills with 10 percent raises and hours cut, while some firms maintained cautious pace amid code reviews.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
General Electric Co
Fine Cooperation General Mills
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Russell-Miller Milling Co
National Radiator Corporation
Consolidated Paper
Recovery Administration
National Steel
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
Jonson
Three Held For Stolen Bonds Sale
In Youngstown three suspects, two women and a man, are jailed on charges linked to selling 54,000 dollars worth of stolen bonds to Union Trust Co of Cincinnati. The bonds were taken in a robbery that allegedly killed a 90 year old Marshalltown woman. Two suspects admit selling the bonds but claim they did not know they were stolen. a third woman refuses to speak. A 15 year old divorcee admitted selling the bonds for a stranger and keeping 1 500 as her share.
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Youngstown
Iown
Union Trust Co
Cincinnati
Marshalltown
Easter Egg Rolling At White House Lawn Today
Washington April 2 The White House hosts its annual Easter egg rolling with many children and adults expected on the grounds. The event, opened at 9 AM, features children in their best clothes with baskets of eggs as spectators observe from the south portico with relatives.
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White House
Washington
Siztle
Buzzie
Sistie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Government ends Civil Works Administration program
The United States government terminated the Civil Works Administration and shifted care of about 2,000,000 people to states and localities. President Roosevelt outlined a renewed long term relief plan with public works, housing, seeds, and emergency education efforts, estimating weekly expenditures and a rural focus while maintaining wage standards.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
CWA
Roosevelt
Treasury
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal
Unem Ved
Cisi
Poly
Easter party at Gates Hospital entertains crippled children
Children at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children enjoyed the Tantalizing Tappers dance program during an Easter party sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary under Mrs A E Sherman. Jim Armitage supervised the dancers, Jack Flynn accompanied with piano solos, and children performed numbers. A yellow canary was presented and joined the singalongs in the sun room as the auxiliary served ice cream and cookies.
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Gates Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
A. E. Sherman
Jim Armitage
Jack Flynn
Ladies of the Auxiliary
Moment Of Sleep Costs Six Lives In Lincoln UK
An automobile driver’s moment of sleep caused a crash that killed six of seven riders en route to a barn dance near Salt Creek bridge. Driver Jesse Bechtel and Alma Worth survived as the others, including Fred McGowan Mildred Rechtel Joss Rechtel John Piut Juanita Adams and Robert Holzapfel, perished in the 26 foot fall into the stream.
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Lincoln
Jesse Bechtel
Alma Worth
Salt Creek Bridge
Here
Fred. McGowan
Mildred
Joss Rechtel
John Piut
Juanita Adams
Mattoon
Robert Holzapfel
Chitaro
Miss Worth
Rechtel
Jes
Toledo Firms Raise Wages
A series of wage increases were announced in Toledo with Dura Company raising production workers pay by 18 percent effective April 1. Spicer Manufacturing boosted wages by 25 percent for its 2500 employees, and Electric Auto Company granted a 5 percent raise, marking the third major Toledo plant to announce higher pay within a week.
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Tolenq
Dura Company
Toledo
Spicer Manufacturing Company
Eleetric Autohi¢e
Appeals Court Opens April Term with Heavy Docket
Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson presides as the April term starts. Grand jurors meet tomorrow to consider more than twenty criminal cases. Prosecutor Frank E Stevens and assistant Malcolm Thomson will present the cases. On April 9 the District Court will hear about forty cases, including Elyria's appeal from Ohio Public Service Company light rates, Amherst's appeal on municipal lighting equipment contract, Kenyon College will case, United Mills Company tax dispute, and other lesser matters.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
Frank E. Stevens
Malcolm Thomson
District Court of A
District Court
City of Elyria
Ohio Public Service Company
Village of
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Kenyon College
Florence Lewis Raub
United Mills Company
State Tax Commission
Plan to push sales tax in Ohio faces pivotal votes
April 2 report from Columbus notes a final push to enact a retail sales tax as Ohio legislators reconvene. Rep. W. M. Goodwin said 12 Republicans needed to line up while anti tax leaders claimed 19 votes short of 68. Key delegations from Toledo Akron Cincinnati seen as decisive. In Lima, city workers faced a payless day with only $500 in the treasury and a request for a $40,000 advance on tax collections to meet payroll.
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Columm Ose
Ohio
W. M. Goodwin
Hamilton
House Taxation Committee
House
Toledo
Akron
Cincinnati
Lima
Clyde Welty
Allen County
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U.S
Carolina
Carolina Mountains
John Francis Amherst Cecil
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Paris
Cecil
Biltmore
N. C
Central Press
United Press
Commissioner
Pennsylvania
Bloom
D. Copeland
Welkin Ring
George H. Earle
Austria
GWA
Legion Auxiliary
Canary Bird
Thompson
John Tait
SPI Glass
Chronicle-Telegram
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