Combat Corn Borer Campaign Kicks Off In County
In Cleveland the Ohio Farmer reports a public meeting of agri culture leaders and government officials as the first step in a regional drive against the European corn borer. Aimed at farmer and city audiences, the plan includes quarantines, field burns, and a nationwide assistance effort from Indiana Illinois and the federal government to protect the corn belt. Next steps include a April 21 burning week and statewide extermination tactics across infected areas.
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Cleveland
Ohio Formar
Chronicle-Telegram
Chas V. Truaz
Richard Faxon
Lake Erie
Lorain County
Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Black River
Brownhelm
Elyria
Henrietta
LaGrange
Ridgeville
Rus Sia
Shefield
Camden
Carlisle
Harry Caton
State Grange
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
IE Phillips Head Bot Election at Trade Board
Moise and J B asson selected as presidents with Hyman as treasurer Mia m dues set at 254 dollars for the board of directors of the Trade met yesterday C W Phillips named member They elected T and J B Johnson as first and vice presidents Jim as treasurer and David as temporary secretary A committee was formed to draft rules and inspect directors and a permanent secretary was to be chosen Another committee was tasked to secure permanent quarters and a minimum annual dues of 25 was set
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Moise
J. B. Asson
Id Hyman
Terry
D of Trade
C. W. Phillips
J. B. Johnson
Jim É
David Am
Vait
Permandquarters Aad
Ton Faster Son His Birthday Ton Faster In
April 5. Dantel 61 and John 18 fasted long durations for health beliefs. Dantel recovered last Sunday but died after four days in hospital. Johnson unable to revive despite liquid nourishment. They followed a culture religious fasting plan and lost weight from 206 to 125 pounds.
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IN. O
Dantel
Johnson
Nand
Arrest Notice for Andy Nagy in Onsis County
Police and sheriff ordered Andy Nagy arrested this morning on liquor violation and town agreements. He was to post $250 bond plus $500 costs and leave town. Last night he was seen in the city, and fresh orders for his arrest were issued.
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Andy Nagy
Onsis
Blaze at AY Store IA Incipient Blaze
A fire erupted in the AY Store IA Incipient Blaze area after a short circuit near a wire ring on Broad Street. The blaze began in a store area but was quickly extinguished. a mobile accident nearby involved a collision with a car driven by Mrs. Carl IIlion on Wash enie Molnar’s 11.
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Spker & Guthties
Great Broad Street
Inar
Lalley
Carl Iilion
Washenie Molnar
Dillon
Living costs take tumble across cities in labor survey
The department of labor announced a survey showing lower living costs as summer nears. Food prices fell in 28 of 31 cities from Feb 15 to March 15, with New York City and Rochester each reporting a four percent decline.
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Washington
Department of Labor
New York City
Rochester
School children to aid Elyria pool fund plan discussed
The business committee led by George Richwine aims to involve city school children in funding the Elyria Municipal Swimming Pool. With superintendent R C Maston not yet on duty, George Chamberlain Jr and staff delay a final plan, considering a blanket stock certificate for contributing grades and printed donor lists.
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George Richwine
Wm. Damm
A. H. Heitzler
Max Goldstein
Jim Armitage
Nelson Fitch
C.J. Helfrick
R. C. Maston
Ichools
George Chamberlain, Jr
Maston
Elyria
Crabbe Blamed for Justice Errors in Prohibition Scandal
Ohio justices of the peace and constables blame Attorney General Crabbe for grafting evils in prohibition enforcement. They allege his act and Miller law sponsor forced country wide jurisdiction on judges and mayors, provoking graft claims and biting criticism of Crabbe.
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Columbus
Ohio
Crabbe
Justice of the Peace Courts
Association of Justices of the Peace and Constables of
Justices of the Peace
Bank cashier ends his life in New Lexington
James W. Garlinger aged 43, cashier of the Somerset Bank, hanged himself in the basement of his father’s home after illness. His body was found by his parents upon returning home. In Cambridge, George Turnbaugh, 69, shot himself in the head with a shotgun due to ill health.
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New Lexington
James W. Garlinger
Somerset Bank
Somerset
A. Garlinger
Citizens National Bank
Garlinger
Cambridge
George Turnbaugh
Butcher Jon Bara Fined for Unsanitary Back Room
Western Heights butcher Jon Bara was arrested on a charge of keeping an unsanitary room behind his market where chickens geese and ducks were killed. He pled guilty in police court and was fined $1 plus costs and ordered to clean up immediately.
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Jon Bara
Western Heights
Women Play Big Part in G P Convention Plans
Mrs. George Barnett wife of the former commandant of the U S Marines and several state hostesses from Kentucky Minnesota Indiana Iowa and California are named as members of important convention committees.
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George Barnett
U. S. Marines
Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
P. L. DeVoist
Minnesota
Joseph B. Kealing
Indiana
Louise M. Dodson
Iowa
Florence Collings Porter
California
Cleveland
Fatal Love Tragedy Ends With Murder Suicide
Frederick Maryland April 5 The affair between Leona Whitter 22 and Clinton Shepherd 42 ended with Shepherd killing Whitter six times on a rural road and then shooting himself after dumping her body. Whitter named Shepherd as obsessed and jealous in a deathbed statement to state attorney Storm. Also reported is a separate case in Longston where Andy Haviaty killed his wife Marion and then fatally wounded himself as their daughter Marion 18 witnessed.
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Frederick, Md
Leona Whitter
Clinton Shepherd
Shepherd
Lonely Courts
Frederick
Self Longstorn
Andy Haviaty
Marion
Canton woman faces court after assaulting former sweetheart
Betty Moody of Canton appeared before Judge Virgil Herrell in police court and was charged with cutting her former lover with a razor. The charge was reduced to assault and battery, with probation to be reported later. Moody entered Simmons' apartment after an altercation, slashing his cheek. the wound was not serious.
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Cleveland
Betty Moody
Fifth Avenue
Canton
Virgi] Herrell
G Simmons
National Bank Building
Atlanta
Procter and Gamble Soap Co
Cincinnati
Miss Moody
Simmons
Parole Granted to Matsianski for Citizenship Bid
Columbus April 5 Joseph A Matsianski of Belmont County received a pardon from Governor Donahey to pursue naturalization. He had been convicted on two statutory charges, but the pardon clears the way for his citizenship bid.
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Collmbus
Joseph A Matsianski
Belmont
Donahey
Ordr
Matsianski
Matgiapshi
Medina
F. E Tanner
J. E. Ault
John Ewing
John Dugn
Tanner
Elyria Woman Alleges Slander Damages in Suit
Anna Matyas files a $5,000 slander case against Elizbeth Sebastian alleging remarks about her character were made on the 13th of last August. The remarks caused mental distress and prompted the suit.
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Anna Matyas
Elizabeth Sebastian
Elina Twe Plains
City Warns Drivers On Speed Limits Enforcement
Police Chief EBI Sexhard says the city will enforce speed laws with warnings and fines. Officers will collect titles for drivers exceeding the limit of fifteen miles per hour over the posted limit. The new law requires strict adherence and will be enforced promptly.
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Ebi Sexhard
Warnens
Fiat
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week. Expect generally late onset of precipitation with showers probable in the latter part of the week. Temperatures to run above normal then cool toward the week’s end.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Doheny Excused From Further Testimony
Doheny is excused indefinitely from appearing before the Senate Public Lands Committee. The postponement was granted after he notified that urgent business in Los Angeles would prevent his appearance.
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Washington
EL Donrene
Bik Hill
Boa
Senate Public Lands
Kees
Apemcer Repunivan
Mussouri
Todd
Dohert
Spencer
Los Angeles
Newt Woen
Foresee Menace of Third Party in Northwest Politics
Washington April 5 The rise of a third party is described as a threat to the Republican victory in the Northwest and to the outcome of the presidential election being decided by the House of Representatives. President and his top adviser faced this sentiment in the last two days.
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Washington
Northwest
Mer Jesuit
Lorain arrests four men on liquor charge in garage raid
Sheriff Undertill and Lorain police rounded up Walter Davis Leon Leach Oscar Smith and Phillip Baker after a tip about a Cleveland liquor run Their car from Vogel's garage carried sixteen gallons of corn whiskey Baker employed there was charged arraignments set for April 7 Leach found guilty fined $1006 and costs Smith held on a grand jury bound over A two percent immigration cap debate also unfolds in Washington with House and Senate bills pending conference talks expected.
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Underhill
Lorain
Walter Davis
Leon Leach
Oscar Smith
Phillip Baker
Sheriff Undertill
George Carson
Chas. Deal
Ed Sage
C. E. Adams
J. &. Rundle
Cleveland
Vogel
Baker
Leach
Smith
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
United States
Pepper Responds To Daugherty On Maine Speech
Senator George Barton Pepper dismissed Harry M Daugherty's attack on Pepper's keynote speech at the Republican state convention in Portland Maine. Pepper said Daugherty was excited and not speaking clearly as he criticized the remarks.
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Philadelphia
Daugherty
George Barton Pepper
Harry M Daugherty
Senator Pepper
Portland
Maine
Auto collision suit seeks $10,659 damages
Josephine Wilson sues Samuel Benjamin for $10,659 after a December 9 1923 accident in Latain when his car struck her husband’s vehicle, overturning it. She remains unable to walk and has spent $650 on medical care.
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Josephine Wilson
Samuel Benjamin
Lo- Tain
President proposes extension of farmers aid program
President Caoidage today urged extending the $17,900,000 agricultural credit corporation created to aid western farmers and related business interests. The proposal comes as agricultural reform groups press for continued relief and support measures amid postwar market pressures.
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Washington
Caoidage
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Hardwest
Washington Farm Co
Extend
Corp Dg Suco
Das Contemp Area
Norbech-Business
Weygandt Named Cleveland Judge
Weygandt named Cleveland judge to succeed Maurice BeYou. Weygandt, son of W. F. Weygandt of Wooster, a former state legislator, appointed by Gov. No-Do. Also report of Mildred Stulkasit killed in Cleveland by a speeding auto. driver held by police.
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Columbus
Governo- Do
Attorpes
VY Wergand
Nemeotreat
Cleveland
Curra Heez
Nieas Judgs
Ag Maurice Beyou
AUTO
Mildred Siulkasit
Mildred
Grmery
Ruhr Invasion Expands Claims Stir German Response
Paris and London report a disputed expansion of French occupation in the Ruhr. Berlin denies military moves, while Britain prepares to study reparations and occupation policies after experts submit their report.
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London
Ruhr
Paris
Berlin
Eberfeld
Authoress Dies in Death by Own Action Pact
Richmond Virginia reports an authoress identified as T Pendeton shot herself Tuesday, ending a supposed pact with Dan Cummings. The event appears linked to a troubled relationship and long illness, with sources noting a shared plan and suicide by both partners as part of the pact.
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Richmond
We.l Krews
Audinor
T . Pendeton
G.ed
Todan Cummings
Burglar Loot Hits Cigar Store Window and Cash Drawer
Burglars entered Rudolph Pfundt's cigar store by removing a plank and battering the box door. They took between £8 and £7 from the cash drawer and left other items untouched. The burglary was not discovered until this morning.
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Rudolph Pfundt
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