Ward Food Products dissolved in antitrust decree
The government won a major antitrust case today, dissolving the Ward Food Products Corporation in Baltimore. The $2 billion concern must surrender its charter and dissolve within 30 days, with forfeiture of corporate privileges. The consent decree blocks further business and harms any merger that would violate antitrust laws.
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Washington
Ward Food Products Corporation
Baltimore
Department of Justice
Ward Corporation
Gecree, IL
Maryland
Clayton
Erman
Deere
Suit Filed for 38000 by Mrs Baily in Elyria Court
Mrs Evelyn Pauly of 275 North Olive Street Elyria files suit in common pleas court seeking 93400 against Mary C Walton 67 East River Street Elyria and Huber brothers truck line Green Springs Ohio for injuries from March 1 1926 accident on East Bridge Street bridge. Pauly says she sustained inflammatory condition plastic peritonitis headaches sleeplessness nervous system upset and permanent injury to heart back and abdomen following the fall after the crash and the death of Mrs Albert Pauly.
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Evelyn Pauly
North Olive Street
Elyria
Court of Common
Mary C. Walton
East River Street
E. Huber
B. M. Huber
Huber
Green Springs
East Bridge Street Bridge
Albert N. Pauly
Six WN Honors Oratory and Reading Winners Named
Six WN honors were awarded in Lorain County preliminaries for oratory and reading. Madelin Davie of Amherst won first in Division 1 oratory at Avon Lake with The Perfect Tribute. Marcela Tobia of Brookside won first in reading with Munting and Apartment. Florence Obitts of Darmlen won Division 2 oratory at Brighton with Long Will America Last. Elton Parker of Wellington was named best reader with Johnny Does His Time Work. Harvey Stopkins of LiGrange delivered The Constitution as his oration.
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Lorain County
Madelin Davie
Amherst
Avon Lake
Darmlen
Avas Treld
Brighton
Elton Parker
Wellingeton
Mohnny
Harvey Stopkins
LiGrange
Bootleg Maple Syrup Prompted Food Inspector Probe
A food inspector reports a bootleg maple syrup case in Elyria Ohio. The suspicious product labeled maple syrup was allegedly made from brown sugar water and maple flavor. Inspector possesses labels from the cans and launched an investigation into the stretch of sale yesterday.
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Elyria
Pood
King to Welcome Heroic Airmen
In Las Palmas on April 3 commander Ramon Francés and his crew of the Spain to Argentina trans Atlantic flight left for Palos aboard the cruiser Tuenas Ares. A royal welcome awaits the heroes at Palos where the king and other notables await their return.
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Las Palmas
Ramon Francés
Palos
Spain
Lorain Man Pleads Guilty Before Judge Webber
Joseph Urbas of Lorain was brought before Judge A R Webber on a charge of illicit liquor possession. He pleaded guilty to a second state offense, promised to close his pool room, seek mill work, and quit bootlegging. He was fined 100 and 200 by Lorain ordinances and 700 under state law, with a final $1000 penalty and a warning he could face prison if arrested again.
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Joseph Urbas
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Urbas
Georges
Secoud Offans
Webber
Easter Sunday Will Be Fair and Cold Across Region
The Weather Bureau announced Easter Sunday will be fair and cold east of the Mississippi River. Snow flurries are probable in the lower lake region and in extreme northern New York.
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Shington
Misissippi River
Weather Bureau
Lower Lake Region
New York
Vatican Noble Guards to visit United States for Eucharistic Congress
A Vatican detachment, the Noble Guards, will escort the Holy Sacrament to Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress marking the first ever visit by Vatican forces to the United States. The historic mission deploys April 1 with the unit traveling from Rome.
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Rome
Vattieda
United States
Vatican
Chicago
Fire at Brunswick telegraph exchange destroys garage and cars
In Brunswick a blaze at the Beltre vue Telephone Co exchange destroyed the Brunswick garage and four automobiles while two loaned workers were damaged. Blandin Widdifield stayed at the switchboard as flames drove her out. Dennis Johnson, the exchange manager, was injured. The fire spread to Carlton's shop and home and to nearby properties.
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Medina
Brunswick Exchange
Beltrevue Telephone Co
Brunswick
Louisie
Blandin Widdifield
Operata
Dennis Johnson
W. F. Wise
Gasolina
Cort Carlton
Carlton
KE. Wrman
Thompson Mission to Philippines Discussed in Washington
Washington April 3 American capital prepares for a large scale move into the Philippines but seeks stable conditions to avoid Mexico style difficulties. Col Carmi Thompson is to undertake a survey of natural resources and perceived conditions on a somewhat secret mission. General political climate and the status of the Philippine independence movement are noted as key factors.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Mexico
Carmi Thompson
No. 1
Gontinura
Impeachment Managers Named for Enghish Trial
Washington reports a tentative House agreement to appoint nine impeachment managers to prosecute federal district Judge George W. English in the Senate. The slate includes five Republicans and four Democrats, replacing a seven‑member list dominated by Republicans after objections by Minority Leader Terrell Garrett.
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Washington
House
George W. English
Fast St. Lois
Hilnois
Senate
Ter. Garrett
Tennessee
Republicans Rains
Ta Micheoner
Miel 4 Tobbs
Nersey
Maine
Fan
Moore
Ohio
Massachusetts
Venne Sumners
Tex Montague
Virginia
Tillman
Arkansas
Gominick
Goanth Carolini
Calcutta Rioting Claims Dozens Amid Police Clash
London April 1 dispatch reports more than a score of persons killed and many injured in a new outbreak of rioting between the Vamanda Moslem population and others in Calcutta. Ambulances ferried victims to hospitals as police rounded up ringleaders after rioters threw stones while police fired.
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London
Calcutta
Teddy
Ute
Woman Arrested On Liquor Charge In Lorain
Deputy U S Marshal J W Layman arrested Mrs Michael Mazur in Lorain on a liquor law violation charge and she was taken to Cleveland for arraignment.
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Wiquor
Lorain
U. S
J. W. Layman
Michael Mazur
Cleveland
Whittemore to Be Tried for Murder in Buffalo
Buffalo authorities expect Whittemore, known as The Candy Kid, to stand trial for murder and the Buffalo jewelry bank heist next Friday. District Attorney Moore says he will press murder charges and has had Whittemore brought in for questioning. Whittemore claims to be a philanthropist and says he gave much of the stolen money to poor people around New York's Mott Street. He also blacked out a gang member named Gildren, calling him no good and saying he could return to Baltimore, but authorities are still pursuing him. Detective Roche notes Nate Weingimmerin drove the bandit car and bought the handcuffs used in the Levy Jewelry Store hold-up, linking the case to Cleveland.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Saltichard
Daftfale
Whitlanore
Mott Street
New York
Gildren
Whittem
Baltimore
Whittemore
Roche
Nate” Weingimmerin
Buffalo Bank
Weinzimner
Levy Jewelry
Roche Kaye, O
Cleveland
Pleads Guilty to Burglary Charge in Massillon
Rocky Guido of Massillon pled guilty to burglary and larceny charges for stealing two musical instruments, barber tools, and $20 from Charles Guth Bar ber Shop where he worked briefly. He was bound over to the grand jury on $2,000 bond after being apprehended in Massillon and returned to Elyria. Local police noted similar offenses in Conneaut and Cleveland.
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Rocky Guido
Massillon
Guido
Charles Guth
Elyria
Elyvria
Mais
Conneaut
Cleveland
Mike Elazik
Erie
Qlaxil
Becu
Toledo
Ilyria
Paul Ringle
Mexican Government Liable for Claims, Says US Commission
The Mexican Government is liable for damages to American persons and property, per the Mexican-American General Claims Commission. It holds Mexico responsible for losses to Americans under the Huerta administration and says these principles will guide claims under the New Land and Oil Laws.
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Washington
Apr
America
Mexico
Huerta
United States
President Coolidge to Decline Nations League Invitation
Washington April 3 President Coolidge will receive wide support in the Senate for his decision to decline the Nations League invitation to attend a conference on American reservations to the World Court. The stance was endorsed by Senator Midget of New Jersey and Senator Swanson of Virginia, while minority members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee were banned from comment.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
League of Nations
World Court
Midget
New Jersey
Swanson
Virginia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
City Carpenters Strike Demands Raise on Pay
Union carpenters in the city walk out effective April first demanding a 7 12 cent per hour raise from 1.10 to 1.17 1/2, claiming parity with Lorain craftsmen. Contractors, via a committee of twelve, unanimously refuse the raise saying conditions do not warrant an increase while other trades continue working. no official union statement today.
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Charles H W. Kapp
Unons
Hey
Vient
Horatie Treayer
Carpenter's Union
Lorain man enters race for governor nomination
Columbus April 3 That Wasly L. Grills of Lorain will enter the race for the Republican nomination for governor this year. Grills previously sought the Republican nomination for attorney general two years ago and served as Lorain city solicitor. A gubernatorial nomination blank was issued today by the secretary of state's office for Grills.
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Columbus
Wasly L. Grills
Lorain
Secretary of State
Grills
Aecretary of State
Mrs Goodbar Sentenced to Marysville Reform School
Imma Goodbar, 24, of Urbana is sentenced to Marysville Reformatory for Women for shooting with intent to wound Lawrence Loverde, a 28 year old Urbana merchant. The court orders a term from one to twenty years with the start date set in April.
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Marysville
The
Reformatory For
Urbana
Imric
Lawrence Loverde
Promio Urbana
Imma Gaodbar
Lin
Controversy Over Jurisdiction Fines Local Man Lenensky
Lorain authorities spar over which court could fine John Lenensky for liquor law violations. Lenensky was jailed, tried, and fined $1,000 in both city and county courts under different warrants. Prosecutor Baird probes to resolve which jurisdiction holds the case and where Lenensky should serve the punishment.
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Lorain
Man
Stronlels Wis
Boone
Ives
Lenensky
Baird
Court of Common Pleas
Girl Tells Of Romance With Browning In New York
Frances Heenan a 15 year old high school student recovering from acid burns spoke of a planned marriage to Edward W Browning a wealthy real estate dealer. She said they would wed after her sixteenth birthday and described Browning as companionable and kind while police Lieutenant England said officers are pursuing leads and Browning calls the reports untrue and insists he is about fifty not sixty.
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New York
Frances “Penchos’ Heenan
Mack
Edward W. Browning
Tam
LT Hope
Daddy Brown- Ing
Bellmore
Lau J
Miss Heenan
Mc. Browning
Browning
Brownlie
Edewin FL England
Fb Chargy
England
Sam
Weather outlook for the coming week across regions
Washington reports the outlook for the period April 3 to 10 with the Ohio Valley and Tennessee seeing generally fair weather early, rain likely mid and late week, and below normal temperatures Monday and Tuesday. Great Lakes mainly fair early week with snow flurries in the east, increasing cloudiness and chances of rain in the south and snow in the north during the middle to late week. temperatures similar to or below normal early, then near normal later.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Legal Gamble Fails as Chapman Seeks New Trial
Hartford reports Gerald Chapman faces execution as last hopes for a new trial on newly found evidence collapse. Judges Newell Jennings and J P Waldo Marvin refused to act, ending an 12 month legal battle to stave off death. Chapman's fate was repeatedly delayed by reprieves and gubernatorial holds, including an Easter timing remark by Governor Trumbull. The case marks one of Connecticut's longest judicial dramas.
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Hartford
Apett
Trumbull
State Board of Pardons
Gerald Chapman
Newell Jennings
J. P. Waldo Marvin
Chapman
Groebl
New York
Ray Wiley
Springfield
Mass
Joseph Freedman
Connecticut
Aviators Bomb Pekin Homes Second Time
This April 3 communique reports enemy aviators dropping four bombs on Peking. Several houses destroyed with no injuries. Bombs hit Pettal Palace Lake Forbidden City and near Temple of Heaven as invading troops retreat toward Tientsin. Foreigners confined. no trains left for ten days.
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Peking
Nemy
People's Army
Tientsin
Pettal Palace
Forbidden City
People’s Army
Freight Rate Structure Argument Set for May 17
Washington April 3 The oral argument on the general freight rate structure of the country will begin before the Interstate Commerce Commission on May 17. The ICC has already held extensive field hearings on rate revisions and will hear Western roads applications for increased rates at the same session.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harkness widow leaves millions to institutions
The will of Mrs. Anna F. Richardson Harkness widow of Stephen V. Harkness discloses bequests totaling 36.8 million dollars to 10 public, charitable, religious and educational bodies. Major gifts include 20 million to the Commonwealth Foundation for Humanity and 2.5 million each to the Board of Foreign Missions and the Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church. Additional gifts go to Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland 50 thousand dollars Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital 10 thousand and Caledonia Ohio Memorial Haven 15 thousand.
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Harkness
New York
Anna
Richardson Harkness
Stephen V. Harkness
D. Rockefeller
Commonswealth Foundation For Humanity
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Lakeside Hospital of
Cleveland
Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital
Caledonia
Ohio
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