Foster verdict set in criminal syndicalism case in Michigan
Wil Foster faces a verdict in a criminal syndicalism trial after a jury was advised on two questions about the communist party of America and its doctrines. The judge stressed the line between teaching reforms and advocating criminal acts, and the trial proceeded with a possible sentence up to ten years and a fine if convicted. Meanwhile New York Central railroad plans for a depot loomed, but funding and site details remained unsettled as work to realign tracks continued.
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Mich
Wil Foster
Michigan
Charles E. White
Wiliam
Foster
Idieal
Idge
T Foster
Teelf
Communist
Bridgman
Nunist Party of America
Kite
Communist Party of
Wilfoster
Jose
New York Central Railroad
WH. C. Johnson
Handy
New York
Chicawo
Johnson
Swertaer and Muertner Hailed in County Home Notices
Swertaer, 78, of Lorain, who had been at the county home four years, died after tests. Mary Muertner, 79, also of the county home, passed away recently. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Mary Muertner
Lorain
Evue Wins Chicago Tilt At High School Court
Evue defeated the Laramie basketball five by 30 points in a Northern Athletic League game. The report notes the district fires and building damage, with residents escaping safely as a four story structure burned in the heart of the district.
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Renevas
Laramie
Teas Lotain
Airplane Trust Suit Filed Against 28 Firms
James V. Martin of Long Island City filed a suit in the District of Columbia supreme court alleging an airplane trust formed by 28 manufacturers. He claims the group conspired to ruin his business and names over three hundred individuals as defendants.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James V. Martin
Long Island City
M. Y
Naval Reserve Corps
Martin
Dever Wins Chicago Mayoralty in Landslide Victory
Chicago voters chose Democrat William H. Dever as mayor with 387,961 votes, defeating Republican Arthur C. Leader who had 284,213 and Socialist William A. Cunnea with 40,841. Dever’s win marks a strong Democratic sweep with 38 of 50 aldermen.
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Chicago
William BE. Dever
Arthur C. Leader
William A. Cunnea
Dever
Ohio bootlegger fined by Milford court
In Cincinnati on April 4 at Milford court Mrs. Margaret Roecker of 1123 West Ninth Street faced a charge of violating dry laws. Don W. Parker, assistant attorney general of Ohio, and B. F. McDonald, state prohibition official, appeared to prosecute for the state. The Milford mayor fined Mrs. Roccker $800.
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Cincinnati
Maror M. B. Scott
Margaret Roecker
West
Ninth Street
Milford
Don W. Parker
Ohio
B. FL McDonald
State Prohibition
Roccker
Elver M Gibson 72 Dies After Three Weeks Ill
Elver M Gibson aged 72 died at his home 226 W Bridges after a three week illness. He was a painter by trade and had lived in the county all his life. Survived by his wife, daughters Mrs Wn Christie Croveand and Mrs B C Derker, a brother Alka of Oberin, and a sister Mrs Fred Grilts of Oberon. Friends may call at the home today from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8. Funeral Friday at 2 from the home, Rev Handby officiating. Burial at Murray tides Cemetery. The K of P Lodge will be charge of the funeral at the cemetery.
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M. Gitson
W. Bridges
Ress
Christie Croveand
B.C Derker
Tia
Standson Warwd Chamberlain
Elyria
Alka
Obertin
Fred Grilts
Oberon
Alericon
Sevsier
Orlock
Handby
Grate
Murray Tides Cemetery
K. of
Plo
Cometers
County to Improve Milan Bridge in Amherst County
County commissioners plan arch construction on Milan Street bridge in Amherst County with an estimated cost of 3782 dollars. Bids expected to be opened on April 16.
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County
Milan
Amaerst
Milan Street
Amhert
Quadrennial Appraisal Measure Backed in Ohio House
Columbus April 4 final bid to pass the McDonald bill for a quadrennial appraisal of all lands and buildings dominates today’s legislative scene. The Senate, meanwhile, prepares to consider the biennial appropriation bill as cuts hit state department salaries. The day also features approval of the Morgan and Fouts bills and action on the supplementary appropriations bill. A probe on a minimum wage for women was settled with the Burch resolution, while Burke and Atkins on both sides debate its political implications. Senate and house moves await governor action.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Finace
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Atkinson
State Commissioner of Securities
Orton-Chester-Standish
Loughead
Cincinnati
Morgan
Kryder
Henry County
William A. Hopkins
Bell Telephone Company
Senate Rules Committee
Donahey
Hopkins
Charles
Marshall
Sidney
State Utilities Commission
Burke
Garver
Hiolmes County
Tules
Joe Heintzman
Rules Committee
Marshiwaite
Lorain Liquor Fines Totaled £2000 in Month
The Lorain council records show fines totaling £2000 for the month related to liquor violations. In the past three months the cage collected $27,714.77 with $7.28 in liquor fines, while the county received £654,500 of this amount.
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Lorain
Apr
ESA
Eastern Ohio Gas asks to shorten Cleveland service halt
Cleveland April 4 The Eastern Ohio Gas Company asked the state supreme court to modify the injunction that stops service to Cleveland until May 1 so it can end service on April 20 A hearing is set for April 10 The company says a March 12 city ordinance over the mayor's veto shows Cleveland wants termination on April 21 rather than May 1.
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Columbus
Eastern Ohio Gas Company
State Supreme Court
City of
Cleveland
Kidnapped Girl Found Unconscious Near Alliance
Verda Turner an 11 year old of Alliance was found unconscious in a driveway on the Sebring Beloit road six miles east of Alliance. She said four men abducted her, one she recognized, and she was driven to a lonely Webb street spot where hair was cut and she was drugged. Police expect arrests today as they pursue a jealous woman theory. last year she was kidnapped under similar circumstances but the suspects were never caught.
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Sebring
Alliance
Webb Street
Miss Turner
Train Collision on 24th Street Extension Ends in Widespread Injuries
Twenty four hurt and four seriously injured when a Third Avenue elevated train crashed into end bumpers on the 24th street extension. About 59 passengers were thrown from their seats as cars telescoped and panic ensued at the doorway. Women fainted and were trampled in the rush to exit as the injured were taken to hospitals. A separate Jersey City crash at Croxton yards involved a rear-end collision with minor injuries.
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New York
24Th Street
Third Avenue
Jersey City
N_ 1
Croxton Yards
Erie Ba Road
Ambirtaneres
Moose Lodge Plan Membership Drive at Club Rooms
Friday evening the Moose Lodge plans a membership drive at the club rooms 11 Broad Street. Members will unveil a new member Yoder Tom and announce completion dates within weeks. The campaign will continue through the summer with a noted speaker lineup and a general meeting time.
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Broad Street
Howe
Obiein Oberlin Heirlooms and Custody Battle Report
Natty Lowe of Oberiin files for a divorce alleging abandonment after a year of separation. While Avery Lowe was away, his wife allegedly sold household goods and harmed three children. She faces adultery charges and requests barred access to real estate and custody of the children.
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Natty Lowe
Oberiin
Groenesleoy Pesta
Absin & Tram
Letha
Livia
Rebels execute two Irishmen near Healy home in Dublin
Dublin April 4 two Irishmen Peader Breslin and Joseph Kernan were executed by republican irregulars near Governor General Timothy Healy's home. Their bodies were left on a stone wall after bullet wounds.
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Dublin
Peader Breslin
Joseph Kernan
Timothy Healy
Free State
Nicholas Corcoran
Ballina
Corcoran
Wellington Barracks
Leitram
John Cronim
County
Kerry
Free Staters
Thomas O'Donnell
Dail Eireann
Sligo
One Dead and Three Hurt in Florida East Coast Wreck
A Florida East Coast Railway passenger train wreck about 30 miles north of West Palm Beach left one person dead and three injured. Mrs. Alice Lawson of New York died, possibly from heart failure after her body was found in a Pullman berth. The injured include Mrs. W J Lydon of Boston Mrs. T BE of Webster Bay City Mich and Miss Jessie Kellow of Scranton Pa all with minor cuts and shock.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Alice Lawson
New York
W. J. Lydon
Boston
T. BE
Webster
Bay City
Mich
Jessie Kellow
Scranton
Florida East Coast Railway
Here
Aika 300000 for injuries filed against railway
Antonma of this city sues the cland and southwestern railway for 300000 or 50000 in damages claiming she was assaulted and injured in a streetcar on August 5th when a conductor yelled at her in a loud voice after she failed to alight at the wrong stop.
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Antonma “Nie
Cland & Southwestern Railway
Pot Street
Lot
Incomplete OCR Highlighted Military Roster At Interment
Fragmentary text shows a wartime notice mentioning Washington and intermedees, with references to Brigadier General Frank T. Hines as the new director. The garbled lines hint at a military dispatch or obituary style notice, including dates and commands, but most specifics are unreadable.
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Washington
Man
Trank T. Hines
Krupp workers killed in Essen clash with French soldiers
International News Service reports the first side story of the Essen incident in which eleven Krupp workers were killed as French troops opened fire after sirens driven by workers drew crowds. Theodore Sander, Krupp workers council member, testifies to bungled negotiations and orders under fire amid German protests.
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International News Service
SSEN
Nside
Krupp
Theodore San Fer
Krupp Workers Council
Krupp Motor Garag
Sander
Essen
Berlin
Germany
Paris
Toda
Enternational News Tvite
Aper Ian
Psa
New York Speculators Aired In Probe
Washington report indicates an ongoing investigation into speculators in New York with officials from the Attorney General’s office reviewing names and possible ties to asset movements. Details remain murky as sources cite hearings and incomplete records.
Jane Gott Former La Grangeite Funeral Details
A brief obituary notes Jane Gott formerly of La Grange, with funeral arrangements and burial planned. The notice mentions her prior residence and upcoming service details.
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Jane M. Gott
Ward's Arrest Held Imminent in Mysterious Albany Hearing
The hearing on the Ward Peters murder case features Coroner Fitzgerald asserting Walter S Ward admitted hiring Clarence Peters and that Ward shot Peters. Testimony from Senator Rabenold, Ward Baking Co executives, and Ralph Ward adds to the conflicting narrative as authorities pursue further evidence and potential recalls.
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Albany
Ward
Rabenold
New York
Westchester County
Fitzgerald
Rabeneld
Gene Sherman
Cotiio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Inez C. Peters
Haverhill Mass
Ralph D. Ward
Walter S. Ward
Ward Baking Company
Clarence G. Peters
Shooter and police wounded in Columbia attack
Victor Arms, 22, shot his father George Arms and Chief of Police Hartman in Columbia Pennsylvania as officers prepared to take him to Lancaster for confinement in the county hospital for the insane. Both victims were in serious condition at Columbia Hospital.
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Columbia, Penna
Victor Arms
George Arms
Hartman
Lancaster
Columbia
Elder Arms
Amherst Booze Toter Fined 5000
Frank Russowski of Irishtown Amherst was arrested for illegal liquor possession. He vanished during a search but surrendered later. He pled guilty before Nathre George and was fined 200 with costs, then jailed for inability to pay.
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Frank Russowski
Irishtown
Amherst
Underhill
Elks to Burn Final Mortgage at Second Street Home
Thursday evening the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will celebrate and burn the final mortgage on their Second Street home. Fifteen new candidates will be initiated, followed by director elections. Keithe's circuit artists will entertain, and many visitors from surrounding towns are expected.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Second Street
Keithe
Sur
Grand Jury In Session All Week At Court House
The grand jury is at work in Court Room No 2 with Charles Cahoon chosen as foreman. A crowd of witnesses waits to testify on cases called for investigation. Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webler says the jury will not be required to report every day, but will engage in further investigations as needed.
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Pete
Peters
Ralph
Walter
George Ward
White Sulphur Springs
Crand
Court House
Chas. Cahoon
Lawrence Webler
Trust Co Sues A Local Plant In Cleveland Case
Fragmented article indicates Trust Co sues a local plant with legal action in Cleveland. Mention of a divorce action over absence and a broader reference to pacifist organizations and national campaigns suggests a wartime context. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Otate
Elver M. Gibson
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Amoulance
McDonald
Ronniy
Lorain Liquor
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Yale
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