Ohio House rejects broad conspiracy bill in tense judiciary session
Columbus April 3. Amid a heated session the house judiciary committee declined four to one to recommend passage of a broad conspiracy bill endorsed by Ohio and loan league leaders. The measure would convict two or more persons who aim to violate any law. A similar senate measure by Senator Jenkins was recently defeated.
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Columbus
House Judiciary Comittee
Ohio and Loan League
Jenkins
Lawrence Unity
Senate
Kent Normal School
Doney
Board of Istees
Favethoy
House
Npt
lWister-Freeman
House Bac
Rise
Blossom
Cody
Wooris
United States
Taft
McDonald G
Sen
Replaced Ring Case Seeks Twenty Thousand Dollar Suit
Alice Leurek of Merrimac filed suit in St Joseph A Dosch Avenue charging April 2 for the loss of a ring and bond totaling five thousand ninety dollars. The case concerns a dispute over a ring replacement and a claimed loan against it.
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Alice Leurek
Merrimac
St Joseph A. Dosch. Avenue
Woman Overcomes Ailment With Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Eugene, of Grant Street, near Wheald, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after illness and fatigue left her unable to work. She began treatment, used three bottles, and regained energy and weight, praising the tonic for female ailments and endorsing Pinkham's Sanative Wash and Liver Pills.
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Lydia Pinkiam
T Bahr
Lydia
Aleo
Grant Street
Pinkham
Discoverer of Tut Tomb Stricken in Egypt Patient in Critical Condition
Cairo April 3 Lord Carnarvon the discoverer of Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb in the Valley of the Kings was falling rapidly today and in critical condition. Physicians said despite the poison's spread there was a chance of recovery. Friends and relatives remained at his bedside through the night.
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Cairo
Egypt
Lord Carnarvon
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Polish Priest Butkiewicz Executed in Moscow
The Rev Father Butkiewicz, a Polish Catholic prelate, was executed in Moscow after being condemned with Archbishop Cieplak and fifteen other prelates for alleged treasonable intercourse with the enemy during wartime. Cieplak’s sentence was later commuted to ten years, while Butkiewicz’s remained unchanged. It was rumored he might be exchanged for foreign communist prisoners, but no such swap occurred before the announcement.
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Moscow
Father Butkiewicz
Archibishop Cieplak
Ciep- Jaz
Russia
Poland
Cieplak
Ships MISSING and rescue under wartime sea patrols
A sea search by seaplanes, tugs, fishing boats, and a coast guard cutter seeks the fishing boat Marie missing for over a week with four men and a boy aboard off Pensacola Florida. scattered reports mention a British steamer Victoria and two vessels aiding a distressed ship, with 3 survivors later reported from the storm area aboard the steamer WLR Sea.
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Pensacola
Fla
Marie
Tharoushiy
Ferre
Elynia Memorial Hospital Talk At Chan ke City Meeting
Dr C H Pelton, superintendent of Elynia Memorial Hospital, addressed the Fa chanke City group at their noon meeting. Pelton delivered an engaging history of hospitals from ancient times to the present with thorough detail and insight.
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C. H. Pelton
Elynia Memorial Hospital
Pelton
Rhoreaghly Anc
Klan Leaders Go to Court Over Control and Funds
Atlanta April 3 William Joseph Simmons founder and emperor of the Ku Klux Klan filed a petition in Fulton Superior Court seeking to restrain H W Evans former imperial wizard from interfering with Simmons duties and to stop Atlanta banks from releasing Klan funds. The filing also targets Evans and a women's auxiliary associated with Simmons recent organization.
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Atlanta
Liam Joseph Simmons
Imperial Wizard
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton Superior Court
H. W. Evans
Simmon
Berg
Simmons
Income and Profits Tax Up in Washington Report
The department announced today that the installment of taxes due on earnings of 1 year amounted to $463,091,097, an increase of $76,000. The report covers income and profits taxes for Washington, noting April as the period of record and March as the filing window.
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Washington
Department Today
Living wage bill debate dominates Ohio senate session
In the Ohio senate, debate on living wage legislation intensifies as amendments to a committees report are discussed. Senator Burke urges a real living wage commission and questions spending public funds to study the issue, linking it to worker protection and pay equity for the poorest earners. Harding support referenced as historical motivation.
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Burke
Gho
Harding
Ohio
Warren G. Hardigs
Burk
85Th General Assembly
Feders
Speer
Cammites
Cence
Senate
Buacke
Paasage
Aged Woman Burned After House Fire Here
Louis April 3 An aged woman died in a fire that damaged a two story residence. A second woman was fatally burned and a third sustained minor burns while four women were inside. The fourth woman was rescued unharmed and hospital treatment followed for Beth Xigon and Lucy Lindsay 64.
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Sp? Louis
Issbeth Xigon
Lucy Lindsay
Mear
Mail Bandits Loot 377000 In Post Office Truck Thefts
Six bandits who held a mail truck in Chicago and fled with seventy one negotiable bonds totaling 377000 were announced by postal inspectors. The case centers on the daring theft in St Louis and the suspects' links to Chicago.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Gunmen Battle During Chicago Election Day
Gunmen fired revolvers near polling places in Chicago as voters fled for cover. Four men were arrested amid reports of thugs intimidation at the polls. Police and a police captain were among those involved in the incident.
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Chicago
Heiress Proud of Callused Hands Text Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an heiress and calloused hands with unclear phrases. Mentions a person named Mise Clee and events tied to arenas, dates, and places but details are obscured by garbled text. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
Dinner Stories and the Never Wearing Coat
Sidney Smith walks in the rain without an overcoat. A friend jokes he might catch cold. A man repeats the belief to provoke a response. He later contracts pneumonia and, near death, mutters the quip about never wearing a coat. The doctor deduces a chance to save him hinged on letting him work it out. The man awakens and quips he never wore a coat, missing the chance to groan.
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Sidney Smith
Lonias
Deadly Labor Union Shootings Leave One Dead
April 3 in Cleveland two bystander union members are wounded as a dispute at a Local 17 Iron Workers meeting erupts into gunfire. Ford Bowen is killed, John Brien is wounded, and John R Burnell sustains lesser injuries. The shooter fled. Brien returned fire then fainted.
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Cleveland
Ford Bowen
Brides
John Brien
Dsing
John R. Burnell
Bowen
Pote
Owal
O'Brien
Brien
Burnell
Planes complete six thousand mile flight to Washington
Six army airplanes landed at Bailing Field Washington after a month long journey from San Antonio via the Caribbean. The pilots were greeted by Secretary of War Weeks and officials. Captain Lanthier led the flight, which established Porto Rico as a base for an air force aiding the fleet and Panama Canal defense. He said a U S air force could concentrate in Porto Rico to deter invaders and strike enemy bases within 69 miles of San Juan.
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Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Caribbean Sea
Bailing Field
Secretary of War
Wesks
Langley Field
Mason Pat
William Mitchel
United States
Porto Rico
Sami Juan
Railroad and Industrial Stocks Rebound Early Trade
Stocks in railroad and industrial sectors rose modestly in early trading in New York. Union Pacific recovered sharply while many active issues fell to new intra day lows as the market moved through the second hour of trading.
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New York
Union Pacific
Pan American Petroleum
Four Die in Maine Blaze at Kineo House Hotel
The Kineo House, a three story wooden hotel in Van Buren Maine, burned. Four people died from suffocation and three others were severely injured. Victims named are Mary Charles Bouchard of Caribou and her two children, and Charles McCarthy. Other guests escaped to safety by leaping into snow banks from their windows.
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van Buuren
Maine
Ina Ore
Kineo House
Charles Bouchard
Caribou
Charles McCarthy
Former Elyrian killed in crash
Richard Nowell died yesterday in a Cleveland hospital after his car was struck by a Cleveland Painesville and Eastern Interurban car at East Cleveland Sunday. He formerly worked at Jenkins' undertakers in Elyria. Mrs Nowell remains in critical condition in the hospital.
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Richard Nowell
Cleveland
Cleveland, Painesville & Eastern
East Cleveland
Jenkin's
Nowell
Former Day Agent Convicted of Theft
Marshal Dean Nye of Richmond Ohio, former prohibition enforcement officer, was sentenced to six years in the state penitentiary in Wheeling West Virginia. He was convicted of stealing an automobile from Russell Law of Wheeling. A new trial motion was overruled. Nye claimed he is being framed as a dry officer. A robbery count is said to be pending at Upper Sandusky Ohio.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dean Nye
Richmond
Ohio
Prohibition
Day
Russell Law
Nye
Upper Sandusky
Jury Foreman Discharged in Liquor Fraud Case
Philadelphia April 5. Evidence that Terence O Loughlin foreman of the jury trying William McConnell and others on liquor fraud charges had been tampered with led Judge Whittaker Thompson to discharge the juror entry. O Loughlin held on $5009 bail for contempt of court. Four government agents testified that on Good Friday and yesterday he was led to drink and declared McConnell a good fellow who ought to be turned out leaving it to men.
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Philadelphia
Terence O'Loughlin
William McConnell
Prohibition
Uor
Whittaker Thompson
O'Loughlin
Sovernment
Paat
McConnell
Slayer of Daughter Defies Sanity at Defiance Farm
Defiance April 3 George Brown 78 confessed killing his daughter Roselia 52 at their Defiance area farm on March 14. The grand jury ruled Brown insane and he will be confined in a hospital for the insane.
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George Brown
Roselia
Defance
Brown
Playground Leader Addresses Rotarians on Community Play
J. E. Rogers national representative of Community Service spoke to the Rotary Club about playground work. He argued recreation fosters cooperation and harmony, asserting that life is better when people play together and that play is the true community asset beyond financial progress.
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Rotary Club
J. E. Rogers
Community Service
City police court fines rise in March totals
City receipts from police court collections and other sources showed March nearly doubling February. Totaled 2,694.75 with fines and costs 1,497.76, liquor fines 50, building permits 5.59, miscellaneous 9.55, and other items 12. The largest single collection was a 50 liquor fine.
Sewer Root Damage Test Describes Long Mass of Roots
An incident describes workers removing a forty five foot long mass of roots from a sewer after complaints and an investigation. The report notes a team led by John Conatye conducted the work on a street affected by the blockage and associated trouble.
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John
Mareits Cleveland Produce DS 1-27 38 34 sees Rut Frinte 3
A fragmented regional grocery listing notes prices and items including produce like potatoes and apples, with irregular spellings and partial entries. Legible items include home grown produce and various stock and ration references, suggesting a wartime era pricing sheet.
Conduccior Dies In Train Wreck At Toledo
A Clover Leaf freight train collided with a terminal train near Glendale Crossing in Toledo early morning. Conductor J. Flickinger is believed dead, with three others fatally injured. injuries extend to crew including engineer and fireman. Rescue crews aided by firemen faced flaming wreckage as shocks of the collision felled poles and damaged canals.
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Toledo
Jo Flickinger
J. Walding
Thomas
Furr
Delphos
Ohio
Glendale
Deljos
Dames
Maumee Canal
F. Waldy
Nagman
Fickinger
Flickinger
Death of Martin Reisinger in Eaton region
The death of 84 year old Martin Reisinger occurred yesterday afternoon at his North Eaton home after a lengthy illness. He was a longtime resident, well regarded in the area. Services will be held at his Eaton home Thursday at 1:39 PM with burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Martin Reisinger
Mace
North Haton
Reisinger
Th . Reisinger
Elyria
George Harley
Fred Rei Eaton
Vernon
Grafton
Earl of Avon
Eaton
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Charge Attempt to Get Foster
In St Joseph Michigan on April 3 testimony centered on alleged efforts to convict William Z Foster under the Michigan criminal syndicalism law. Defense attorney Humphhrer Gray urged the jury to dismiss the charge as unfounded, outlining the case against industrial organizer activities in the steel and packing industries.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
William Z. Foster
Stec
Michigan
Humophrer
Gray
Foster
Oberlin Woman Seeks Divorce from Frank Jones
Lottie L. Jones of Oberlin filed for divorce from Frank Jones on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in 1902 they have a daughter. she left after alleged abuse and his affairs, seeking alimony and custody while claiming joint property at Sullivan.
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Lottie L. Jones
Suil
Bul
Oberlin
Frank Jones
Joes
Sullivan
Pan American Railroad Dispute Ends With Agreement
Washington reports a long running dispute between Central American railways and Guatemala has been resolved. With the U S State Department approval and mediation by Arthur H Geinster the U S minister to Guatemala, an agreement was reached for the immediate construction of a missing link on the Pan American railway.
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Washington
American States Department
Arthur H. Geinster
United States
Guatemala
International Rarways
Central America
Willard Abscess Case Prompts Attorney Inquiry
Fragmentary text suggests a Willard case involving an abscess and medical or legal actions. Mentions attorney, republics, and dates that are unclear, with references to Willard, April and Foster. No clear event details or outcomes are discernible from the readable lines.
Rebel leader Martie Lagan arrested in Cleveland
Cleveland April 3 Martie Lagan an Irish Republican commander from Mayo is held on murder charges for Irish Free State authorities. His counsel Patrick Berry seeks dismissal arguing offence is political and not extraditable. Lagan who was wounded with Free State troops will leave hospital today for court.
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Cleveland
Martie Lagan
County Mayo
Patrick Berry
United States
Westenhauer
Lingpital
Speed Up in Sugar Probe Policy
Acting Attorney General Seymour orders speeding up the government investigation into recent sugar price increases. Justice Department says evidence gathered will be presented to President Harding on his return from Florida to determine administration policy on prosecuting those responsible for price hikes.
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Washington
Seymour
Department of Justice
Harding
Florida
Doremus Wins Detroit Mayoral Special Election
Former congressman Frank E. Doremus was elected Detroit mayor in a special election over Dr. James W. Inches by 53,952 votes. The one sided result gives him a short term until November when voters will select a candidate for the regular term. He supports a municipally owned railway. Republicans won various minor offices statewide.
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Detroit
Frank E. Doremus
James W. Inches
Tate
Doremus
Ysler
Wellington Notables and Local Health Updates
Wellington April 3 The town shared health notes as Mrs A J Irish shows improvement after illness and Mrs R W Falls visits Cleveland. Others, including Mrs Harry Lee and Burt Curtice, recoveries and minor injuries are recorded along with Easter gatherings and a spring vacation for public schools. T Barnett is noted for originating the circus in this country and introducing it to Europe.
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Wellington
A. J. Irish
R. W. Falls
Cleveland
Harry Lee
Burt Curtice
George Rolfe
Ed Hughes
J. A. Johnson
J. W. Penrod
Elyria
Bobbie Franks
John Hughes
J. L. Ross
Dorothy
Lorain
Caroline Renouard
Guy Wells
Gulla
Harry Les
Spring Time Advice For Tired Mothers
Mothers fatigued by family duties can rebuild strength and restore health by using Father John's Medicine, a pure nourishing remedy. The four elements are readily absorbed by a run-down system and the product contains no alcohol or danger.
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Father John
Jona
Court Rules and Docket Procedures Update
The document outlines new court rules governing opening matters, docket priorities, and continuances. It notes that civil cases face nonjury preference, trials focus on practicable forms, and court approval processes are emphasized for trial room assignments and bar observance.
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