Regent Ruling Frees Inmates Over Insolvent Fines
Three prisoners Edward Es, Louis Sanchez, and Tess Hughes were released from the city jail after solvency certificates issued by the solventy commissioner Watts. They had served time for fines totaling $500, $400, and $700 respectively, with remaining amounts due. The state supreme ruling held insolvent individuals with unpaid fines could not be jailed for the fines. Proceedings on petitions for insolvent releases will be heard Monday April 18 before Probate Judge Wilcox.
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Loity
Eney
Walter Atiss
Edwardes
Louis Sanchez
Tesso
Hughes
Bruno
State Supreme
Watts
Ea Wilcox
Wellington case follows crash time at West Main street crossing
Jury impaneled in common pleas considers $35,000 damage claim from Hosler versus the Big Four railroad after a November 16, 1925 accident on West Main street Wellington. Hosler alleges obstructed view at the crossing led to being struck by a train. car demolished, permanent injuries claimed. witnesses summoned from Wellington vicinity. railroad contends injuries not as severe and accuses negigence.
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Hosler
Wellington
Taster
Youth Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair in Akron
Akron, April 4. John Sa, a 19 year old dance hall sheik, was sentenced to die in the electric chair in July 15 for the slaying of Baton Painter on May 26, 1926. The youth showed no emotion as the sentence was read after ambush linked to a prior fight.
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Akron
John Sa
Sheik G
Gudgetu
Baton Painter
Painter
Gold Rush Hits Nevada Town as Prospectors Pour In
In Tonopah Nevada a wild gold rush began as Gus Peterson a miner and teacher arrived with about 600 pounds of jewelry and ore. A sample rock tested at 1776 dollars per ton. Another ore sample with free gold is valued between forty thousand dollars and more, drawing a stampede of claim seekers.
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Nevada
Tonopah
Nev
Belle Helen
Anarance Hare
Gus Peterson
Acher
Miner
Peterson
Woman Injured In Auto Crash In City
Mrs Ferdinand Wirth 113 Nichols Cr suffered knee and hip injuries when a car driven by her husband was struck by a Ford coupe license 776 306 on East Avenue near Third St Sunday afternoon. Police report states the Wirths were passengers when the Ford struck from behind after a safety stop. The crash damaged the rear axle and left rear fender.
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Ferdinand Wirth
Nichols
East Avenue
Third St
Wirth
Prisoner Foils Suicide Attempt in County Jail
A prisoner, Paul Harris of Amherst, tried to injure himself by slashing his head against cell bars on Saturday night after being jailed for wife beating. Officers intervened, stopping him, and he was hospitalized with seven head gashes. Harris had been fined $25 and sentenced to 60 days, delivered by a marshal earlier that day.
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Paul Harris
Amherst
Harris
Sherif
G. Mathews
Marshall
Harr J Tis
Charles McLaughlin Dies in California
Charles FP McLaughlin 62 of 11% Middle avenue died in Santa Monica California Saturday morning after traveling there with his family last December to combat creeping paralysis Burial will be in Elyria with funeral plans incomplete He worked seven years in the Chronicle Telegram business department and came from Pittsburgh He was a member of St Marys Church and several fraternal groups including Knights of Columbus Maccabees Elks and Kiwanis Club He is survived by his wife Stella and children James and Mary his mother Mrs Mary Melaughlin his brother John II Mr Naughlin and sister Miss Ruth Melaughlin also two sisters Sister Ignatius Lorola Greensburg Pa and Mrs Agnes F Neilan Somerset Pa. several other relatives noted.
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Charles FP. McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Santa Monica
Calif
McLaughlin
California
McLaughin
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Maccabees, Elks
Kiwanis Club
Mary Melaughlin
Stella McLaughlin
James
Mary
John II
Naughlin
Ruth Melaughlin
Ignatius Lorola
Greensburg
Agnes If, Neilan
Somerset, Pa
Remove Ban on Liquors in Norway Proclaimed
Oslo April 4 prohibition abolished as bill removing spirits ban is adopted following plebiscite support. Norway had banned importation transport and sale of spirits over five percent alcohol since 1917 with referendums approving repeal in 1919 1926 and now. Aged postelection note follows about acting postmaster Solomon O Goldsmith named at Painesville.
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Oslo
Norway
Painesville
Washington
New Today
Solomon
Goldsmith
Hin
Renewed Search For MisolN Arnen Missing Plane
San Francisco April 4 search resumed for an airmail plane missing since Sunday morn pilot Eddie Neher and A Shaller of Pacific Air Transport left Fresno at 3 30 am on the regular trip to San Francisco Officials say the craft may have gone down in the San Joaquin Valley or fallen into San Francisco Bay fog over the bay could have misled the pilot Dozens of planes automobiles and radios joined the hunt concentrating in the upper San Joaquín Valley and nearby bayshore margins
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San Francisco
Eddie Neher
A. Shaller
Pacific Air Transport Company
Wheard
Fresno
Modesto
San Joaquin Valley
San Prantiseg Bay
Bansouquig Valley
Clyde man offers reward for information in son's murder
Clyde Ohio news reports Frank Wilson, father of 17 year old Tob art Wilson, murdered last Wednesday night, offers a reward of 1900 for information leading to arrest. Clyde village council considers adding funds and the matter is before county commissioners at Fremont.
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Clyde
Byrl
Frank Rkwilson
Tobart
Wilson
Rlayera
Clyde Vhage Council
County Commission
Fremont
Girl Ends Life In Dublin Church
In Dublin at St Michael's church Miss Mary Bohan aged 20 reportedly cut her throat with a ragor before the Sacred Heart statue as worshippers murmured nearby. She died en route to hospital after the attempted act, according to a Westminster Gazette dispatch.
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London
Musa
St. Michael's Church
Dibelin
Mary Bohan
Banker Dies At Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH Ohio April di Simon Lebold 71 president of the First National Bank here and interested in more than thirty business enterprises in this section died here today of complications Lebold also had large financial interests in Chicago and in Missouri
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Portsmouth
Simon Lebold
Flrst
National Bank
Thi
Lebold
Chicago
Missont
Mine Wage Deadlock Persists Across Regions
In Indianapolis on April 4 the bituminous miners and operators remained in a firm deadlock despite brief reopenings of a few small mines. The United Mine Workers refused to drop the $7.50 pay scale while operators pressed for wage cuts, and district conferences to resume work under the Jacksonville plan failed to yield peace in central western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The number of miners affected by the expiration of the Jacksonville agreement on Thursday was being tallied.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Iin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iniana
Linois
Jacksonville
Miners Refuse Wage Reduction Talk in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Olto qilon cecal miners refuse to commit to wage cuts and will stay idle rather than accept a lower pay rate before wage negotiations with operators. Les Tall district union president rejects owners invitation to a joint meeting and says no conference until talks proceed without concessions.
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Columbus
Olto Qilon Cecal
Les Tall
Tali
Taplyteg
Robbson
Ohio Goal Operators Association
Hall
Robling
Lorain nets damaged by weekend storms
Lorain reports estimated damage of 29009 to nets of three fish firms after storms Friday and Saturday. The losses cover several miles of netting placed on the lake, with recovered nets torn and scattered, the greatest damage ever sustained by local companies.
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Lorain
Apr
Chicago Election Braced by 35 Machine Gun Squads
Chicago officials report troop deployments to suppress possible violence at tomorrow's municipal election. Adjutant General Black Maj. Gen. Keehen and Sheriff Girayton announced readiness, with three infant companies held in reserve. Protests and party tensions surfaced as Republicans accused Democrats of stirring unrest. Springfield officials reviewed security measures.
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Chicago
Cariog Black
Rov 1
Keehen
Thirety-Third Division
Chas Girayton
Pole Placed on Track Threatens Detroit Bound Train
Sunday afternoon a pole was laid across track three at Elyria Junction on the New York Central two miler. A fast Detroit bound passenger due soon after stopped in time. NY Central police, led by J Maister, offer a reward to catch the culprits, suspected to be youths.
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Devon
New York Central
Elyria Junction
Treiehe
Detroit
J. Maister
New York Central Railroad
Italian flier on third leg of hop
Vedina Lan van Antouis reports Commander Francesco de Pinedo and Fasels launched from Medina Janke at 3 03 a m on the third leg of the Italy America flight. The giant craft labored two hours to rise from calm waters and discharged 20 gallons of gas to vent ballast. Destination named as Lake Tall, Wat AprigRs w. M.
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Vedina Lan
Van
de Pinedo
Lake Tall, Wat
W. M
Hewitt Trial Opens Today in Ohio Murder Case
Jefferson Ohio April 4 The trial of Floyd Hewitt sixteen of Cone neant opens before Judge Charles Sargett. Hewitt faces two degree murder charges for the slayings of Mc Fred Brown and her five year old son in an emotional tragedy. The state will seek the death penalty.
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Jefferson
Floyd Hewitt
Coneneant
Cama Pers
Charles Sargett
Sewitt
McFred Brown
Romanian King Ferdinand Reported Grievously Ill
Special Bucharest correspondent reports King Ferdinand of Romania is seriously ill with cancer of the lungs. Official statements described the condition as grippe, but dispatches from outside Romania suggest censorship and concealment of the true illness.
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Mhrlin
Bucharest
Getting AM Mittag Today
Merdinand
Roumania
Ag Grippe
Ponnania
Former Crown Prince Carol Still In Paris
Paris April 4 The Interior Ministry announced Carol of Rowiwania has not left Paris. Bucharest reports that King Ferdinand is seriously ill, fueling speculation about Carol’s intentions amid the uncertainty. ATR MAL Pilot Hurt Plane Hits Poly Cleveland Q April 4 Maneuvering to find his plans after the motor died Steve Kant men after pile crashed into a telephone pole wrecking his place and receiving injuries.
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Paris
Carol of
Rowiwania
Ministry of the Interior
Bucharest
Perdinand
Carol
Atr Mal
Poly Cleveland
Steve Kant
Drive Toward Northern Capital Spurs Global Clash
In Shanghai on April 4 clashes erupted in two Yangtze valley cities. In Nanking, U S troops used machine guns to repel Chinese mobbing attempts on a steamer, wounding three. In Hankow, ten Japanese were missing after night clashes in the Japanese concession as mobs attacked shops and streets, with Japanese sailors under fire. The northern advance by the Cantons moved toward Peking as the broader Chinese conflict intensified.
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Yangtze Valley
Chunking
U. S
Hankow
Peking
China
Chanking
Hman
Shanghai
Yangtze
Isabell
Chinking
Tathal
Sallova
West River man fined in poles court for liquor possession
Koch Thomasiak faces a $999 fine after a guilty plea in poles court this morning for possessing intoxicating liquor. Arrested Saturday after a state prohibition inspection, he was found with a water bottle containing a liquid, under a burlap sack, in an oil pile. Bomiaslak claimed no knowledge of the bag or contents.
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Koch Thomasiak
West River
Certa
Poles
Bamasiak
Q. E. Thinkin
Waldrow
Scuwtham
Elry
Bomiaslak
Enter Guilty Pleas Fined by Judge Weh Thompson
Sidney and Marnel Kramer faced Slattery charges with hearings before Judge Weh Thompson. Sidney Kramer pleaded to an offense in his charge and was fined 22 percent plus costs. Mabel Kramer pled guilty to an offense in her charge and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. A second charge against her was dropped at the request of the county prosecutor and by court order.
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Sidney and
Marnel Kcramer
Webh. Thompson
Sidney Kramer
Costa
Mabel Kramer
Auto crash leads to $5,000 damage suit in 1928
Francis Wilbert and his mother Katherine Wilbert filed a $5,000 damage suit in Cameron Pleas Court over a Gulf road automobile accident in September 1928. They claim injuries including chest and lung damage after a vehicle owned by Tirand and driven by Robert Brand went off an embankment.
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Gulf Road
Court of Cameron Pleas
Francis Wilbert
Katherine Wilbert
Agaist
George and
Marc Wrand
Robert Brand
Furnace Street
Francis
Ata Mra
Tirand
Robert
Francia
Chinese Attempt at Revenge Declared by Admiral
Washington April notice from Admiral JC Williams head of the Asiatic fleet says Chinese seek vengeance on Americans British and Japanese at Chungkiang. He reports riot guns used to repel an attack on the American steamer Hinan with U S S Monocacy guard firing at Chinese sampans after unauthorized cargo removal. Three Chinese wounded.
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Asiatic Mledt
Washington
Trevenge
Chungkiang
JC. Williams
Asiatic Fleet
Navy Department
China
Williams
Ateamel Hinan
Suns
Pioneer Lorain business man dies after illness
Lorain April. Caariel Ferguson aged 64, prominent local businessman, editor of a newspaper and former county engineer, died Sunday noon at St. Alexis hospital after a serious illness. He was a leading figure in Lorain business circles during his career.
Open bids for Alumna Memorial on Ohio campus
Portsmouth firm Chappelear Gardner Co leads 15 bidders to build a new $600,000 Alumni Memorial on the Ohio University campus. Jury of bidders includes Wits low blider among others. The article notes inquiries and timing for the project.
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Alumans Memoriat Avintortum
Athens
Chappelear- Gardner Co
Portsmouth
Wits Low Blider
Ohi University
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