Quashed Indictments Against Fall Sinclair and Doheny
The DC supreme court quashed criminal indictments of Albert Fall Harry Sinclair and Edward Doheny in the Teapot Dome case on technical grounds noting government attorney presence in the grand jury room invalidated the proceedings. The court did not rule on guilt or innocence and no opinion was issued.
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Washington
Justice McCoy
Oliver Pagan
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Elk Hills
California
Cohen
Owen J Roperts
Pagan
Department of Justice
Fall
Doheny
France’s Herriot government survives after finance minister resignation
Anatole De Monsie named finance minister to replace Etienne Clementel who quit amid claims of currency strain. The Chamber of Deputies backed Herriot with a 530 to 0 confidence vote as the cabinet met through the night to form aggressive fiscal reform policy. The move aims to curb inflation and stabilize public finances amid economic tension.
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Clemente
Herriot
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Premer Herriot
Anatole de Monsie
Ettienne Clementel
Clementel
Anatole de Fonzie
Etienne Clements
Senate
Acquittal for Josiah Kirby Ends Cleveland Trial
Josiah Kirby founder and former president of the Cleveland Cha count Company was acquitted on charges of issuing a false financial statement after a trial that lasted nearly three weeks. He faces two embezzlement charges and a false prospectus count in state court within two weeks and federal charges in another case set for May 9. Kirby thanked the jurors after the verdict delivered at 5:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland
Cleveland Chacount Company
Dan B. Cull
Kirby
A. E. Bernstein
Fraudulent Money Ring Exposed Near L Assoupton Parish
Police raid on a farm near L Assoupton Parish uncovered counterfeit money totaling 150000 with plates trimmed to resemble 500000 value. Arrested: Joseph Boudoin aged 60 and five of his sons, plus Denis Viger of Montreal aged 15. In Detroit, Dodge Brothers confirm no mergers or policy changes as Wall Street interests acquire the plant.
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Montreal
L’assoupton
Guard Parish
Joseph Boudoin
Denis Viger
Viger
Detroit
Dodge Brothers
Automonic
Wall Street
Scientists to Hear of Eagle at Brownhelm
The 35th annual Ohio Academy of Science opened in Wooster with about 100 delegates. Prof J S Houser discussed orchard spraying and human health, while Prof Francis Herrick prepares a talk on the daily life of the American eagle at Brownhelm.
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Brownhelm Wooster
Ohio Academy of Science
J. S. Houser
Wooster
Francis H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Brownheim
Herrick
Insects Evolution Traced Says Kenyon Professor
Professor L Walton of Kenyon College told the Ohio Academy of Science that cockroaches and mayflies are ancestors of butterflies wasps and bees. He argued insects evolved from aquatic annelid worms via loss of hind swimming legs and wing development, noting confirmation from anatomy paleontology and embryology amid differing opinions.
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Johio
Wooster
L. Walton
Kenyon College
Lambier
Ohio Academy of Science
Proessor Walton
Rites planned for Mrs Phoebe Lyndes at Lakewood
Mrs Phoebe Lyndes 83 died after a long illness at her Lakewood home. Survived by five children including Mrs Andrew Kuehn Major Breckenidge and Nora at home. 15 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral at 1 pm Saturday at Fred M Branch funeral home 16605 Detroit Ave Lakewood with burial at North Baton.
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Phoebe Lyndes
Lakewood
Fred M. Branch
Detroit Avenue
North Baton
Plans to Raise Many Pheasants Near Wellington
About 20 000 pheasants will be produced this year at two state game farms Roosevelt near Portsmouth and Wellington to satisfy Ohio sportsmen. Ring necked pheasants for sport and other species for exhibition will be propagated. Four square miles of Roosevelt preserve will be fenced to house a car load of elk from federal authorities. Wellington farm seeks setting hens to hatch pheasant eggs with hens to be collected April 13.
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Wellington
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Farm
Portsmouth
Ohio
Roosevelt Preserve
Wellington Farm
Chapman May Know Fate Today
Hartford authorities await the jury verdict as defense attorney Frederick Groehl presents his appeal to save Gerald Chapman, the master criminal, from the gallows. State’s attorney Hugh Malcorn and Judge McDowell concluded instructions after Chapman's lengthy testimony in his own defense.
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Hartford
Conn
Frederick J. Groehl
Gerald Chapman
Hugh Malcorn
McDowell
Chapman
Groehl
John B. McMechen Dies From Injuries
John B. McMechen 77 a prominent Eastern Ohio citizen died at home in St Clairville after injuring himself Saturday when he slipped walking upstairs and struck his head on a newel post.
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ST Clairville
John B. McMechen
Ohio
Newell Post
It Was a Fact but Isn’t Now School Girls Bell Garters
Hudson Mass April a High School class caused a stir when thirty girls wore bell garters to school and jingling led to a dressing room inspection. Principal Charles A Williams quoted saying the fad was surprising and that the girls were unbellled after the room check.
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Hudson
Mass
Charles A. Williams
Williams
Cleveland Bishop Schrembs to begin Holy Year pilgrimage
Bishop Joseph Schrembs, head of the Cleveland diocese, will leave Cleveland on April 16 for his Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome. A formal churchwide announcement is planned, with talks that he may be named successor to Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati, possibly announced during his Rome trip. Easter contributions for Peters Pence will be presented to the Pope in person.
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Cleveland
Burghop
Joseph Schremibs
Rome
Schrembs
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Peter
Pope Pius
Sues For Injury In Auto Crash On Site
Plaintiff sues John Bannon for injuries from a February 17 crash on a sidewalk in front of the Bannon home. He seeks 1086 dollars to cover medical bills. London date April 3 notes Lady Astor defended childless mothers to parliament and was rebuked by speakers.
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John Bannon
Bannon
Bill
London
Lady Astor
Drunk driving fined for Rosenberger case in Lorain
G M Rosenberger 21 of 44 Cleveland Street pleaded guilty and was fined 40 plus costs after a drunk driving arrest on East Bridge Street by Patrolmen Lloyd Sweet and Claire Sayles. The case also notes a crash injuring two women and a separate court date for James Davis 22 tied to a separate drunk driving charge.
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G. M. Rosenberger
Cleveland Street
Hinkson
Rosenberger
East Bridge Street
Lloyd Sweet
Claire Sayles
James Davis
Charles Davis
Lorain
St Joseph's, Hospital
Oavis
Elmer Mertz
BE. J. Stankard
Davis
Memorial Hospital
Debts to Europe in limelight as US weighs action
Washington reports impending moves on collecting 7.9 billion dollars in wartime loans to Europe. France owes about 4.0 billion and a general dun note may be sent while refusing immediate payment. Coolidge and cabinet seek a business like settlement, amid French finance minister changes.
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Washington
Europe
Treasury
American Debt Fund Commission
Coolidge
France
United States
Paris
Clementel
M. Clementel
Herriot
America
M. Clementes
Logan Gas postpones rate hearing to May 5
The State Utilities Commission announced a delay in Logan Gas Company's rate hike hearing from April 9 to May 5 to allow time for completion of property valuation exhibits. The postpone ment aims to ensure the company finishes its valuation preparations.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
County School Oratorical Contest Lights Up Three Hubs
Seventeen county schools enter oratorical and reading preliminaries in three groups ahead of the April 10 Ridgeville finals. Avon hosts northeastern readings and orations, South Amherst holds western group events, and Wellington stages southern group contests with top three advance.
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Tonaight
Ridgeville
Avon
South Amherst
Wellington
Helen Vicha
Highland
James Deasey
Avon Lake
Eugene Hubbard
Florence Stacey
Glenn van Arsdale
Columbia
Maxine Walker
Mary Lem- Tick
Brookside
Lows Rohr
Evelyn Mebimg
Gertrude Kalter
Ruidge- Fille
Alice Grills
Margarite Cook
Camden
Warren Unger
Henrietta
Grace Hahn
John Meyer
Brownhelm
Alice Mathes
Amherst
Harold Sheffield
Grace Dudley
Lelia Pippett
Emma Dreschler
Madeline Davis
Aust Dwell
Brighton
John Koontz
Karl Andrews
Penfield
Harvey Hopkins
la Grange
Alice Banks
Grafton
Vera Kasper
Belden
Oho Slayer Receives Life Imprisonment in Wellsville Killing
A Wellsville jury recommended mercy and returned a first degree murder verdict in the shooting of Recco Benvento, a 23 year old poolroom proprietor. James Gagliardi, 45, was sentenced by Judge Calvin H Wood to life imprisonment after being found guilty of the February 23 street fight. Gagliardi claimed self defense.
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East Liverpool
James Gagliardi
Wellsvalle
Calvin H Wood
Mt Gilead
Gagliard
Recco Benvento
Wellsville
Ripton School Closes After Voters Reject Emergency Levy
Camden Township Centralized School at Ripton with 180 students closes after voters fail to approve a two thousand dollar emergency levy. School board meeting drew about 150 residents and 23 petitions supported the levy, leaving a four thousand dollar shortage and plans to finish the year in jeopardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township
Ripton
Kipton
Woman Sues Lorain Officials Over Icy Sidewalk Injury
Catherine Foster files a 5000 suit against the city of Lorain and Stanislaw Hu larski after a December 29 fall on a Long avenue sidewalk. She alleges a broken sidewalk, water discharge through a spout, ice in a hole, causing a broken left wrist two places torn ligaments and nervous shock, due to negligence by both defendants.
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Catherine Foster
Cy of
Lorain
Stanislaw Hularski
Long Avenue
Hujasky
March Fires Total Four Hundred Dollars
Fire chief WN Bates reports 27 fire alarms in March with total property loss of only $400. First 15 days had two alarms. afterward a grass-fire epidemic caused trouble but no further property loss.
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WN Bates
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Robertin College
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