No Break Seen In Miners Atike
The Deadlock in Ohio's giant coal industry continues into its fifth day with no settlement in sight. Ohio operators plan a Columbus meeting to discuss suspension details after four operators signed temporary contracts sticking with the Jacksonville scale. Miners in Bellaire face advance rent collection or eviction as about a thousand people in 200-plus houses are affected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville
New Philadelphia
Thomas Price
Waion
Powhattan Mining Co
Bellaire
S. H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators Associaaion
Lowden May Seek 1928 Nomination on Farm Issue
Reports from Iowa lawmakers indicate former Illinois governor Frank C. Lowden plans a potential bid for the Republican nomination in 1928 if farm relief policy remains a central issue. The move signals a challenge to Calvin Coolidge's renomination, with Lowden's candidacy framed around agrarian reform and westward support.
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Washington
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Congress
Todas. Te. Pettere
Lowden
Iowa
Armer Ilinois
Gas rate talks move toward flat 55 cent plan
The Logan Gas Company rejects a 50 cent two year compromise while Ohio cities press for a 55 cent per thousand feet flat rate. City solicitors in Columbus report mixed views as hearings continue and fines or refunds may be involved. Local authorities plan to share costs in the dispute if no agreement is reached.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Raymond Cross
Logan Company
Myers
Cross
D. W Myers
Ohio
Raymond (Ross
Logan Gas
Mayers
Trial of Suit T On and 600 Under Way
Trial of suit by Heywood Hosier of Wellington against the Hig Four railroad for 25000 damages is under way after witnesses for the plaintiff testified on negligence in the November 1925 accident at the scene. The railroad defense was expected to argue contributory negligence.
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Heywood Hosier
Wellington
Hosier
Hig Four
View O
Oberlin Woman Sentenced to Marysville Reformatory
Edith Maskell of Oberlin appeared in the court of common pleas on an order of commitment to Marysville reformatory for women to serve an indeterminate sentence for breaking parole. She pleaded guilty two years ago to embezzlement from an Oberlin firm and was paroled. She violated parole by leaving the state and was arrested by Sheriff BE. G. Mathews at Auburn New York, where she had served a prior sentence, and brought back to face the court on the broken parole.
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Edith Maskell
Oberlin
Court of Common Pleas
Marysville
Council Repudiates Formal Pact With Elyria Park Board
At a council meeting a letter from Robert Rice to R C Maston of the Elyria Kiwanis Club recounts a history of park funds. The 1926 plan to seek a 40000 bond for Cascade Park pool and park improvements was dropped after city fears of a sewage bond, with promises to appropriate 20000 annually in 1927 and 1928. The council now refuses to honor the agreement unless the park commission spends 20000 this year under council control. Page 2 continues.
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Council
Robert Rice
R.C. Maston
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Commission
No. 1
Speed Officers Nab Five Violators On Obelia Road
A new speed enforcement campaign by Sheriff B. G. Mathews netted five violators on Obelia road. Each pled guilty at arraignment before Justice J. George and paid fines of ten dollars plus costs. Suspects included M. V. Sommers of Cleveland, A. T. LeVie of Cleveland, C. A. Henry of Toledo, A. C. Robertson of Detroit, and Trimble Gardner of Cincinnati.
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B. G. Mathews
Obeilia
Justice
Miyria Declares Clean Up Week and Funding
The Miyria city council set Clean Up Week for April 24 and passed an ordinance authorizing the auditor to appropriate up to $850 to cover expenses. City auditor Alex Senillaman said typical costs run around $700.
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Miyria
Alex Senillaman
Oberlin Man Charged With Issuing Bad Check
C. W. Christman of Oberlin was arrested on a warrant from Virginia Christman accusing him of issuing a check without funds. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Justice 8 J. George. hearing set for Wednesday. Released on his own bond.
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C. W. Christman
Oberlin
Virginia Christman
J. George
Ins
Man Accused of Beating Wife Held for Grand Jury
John Hardy was bound over to the grand jury under $500 this morning in police court after pleading guilty to assault and battery. He was arrested Monday afternoon following a reported beating of his wife who blamed his attack on her drinking and alleged failure to keep house.
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John Hardy
Hardy
Chicago vote opens amid shootings raids and bombings
April 5 Chicago mayoralty election erupts in violence as police chase gangs and kidnappings mark opening hours. Voters face robberies and bombings near precincts as candidates claim victory, with forecasts of near historic turnout. Continued on Page 3.
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Chicago
Cts
William EF. Dever
Willian Wale Thompson
Cawago
Tate
West Side
Sormeier
Pne
William B. Dever
Donn
Hewitt Faces Murder Trial Amid Calm Courtroom
Jury impaneling in the case of Ployd Hewitt, a youth charged with killing Mrs. Frederick Brown and her 3 year old son, proceeds as Hewitt appears unconcerned. The court begins proceedings with Hewitt the first to be tried for the child’s slaying. Browns weep as details unfold in the state case.
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Tris
City Approves Engineer for Sewage Disposal Plant Plans
City council last night passed an ordinance empowering the service director to hire an engineer to draw plans and specifications for a sewage disposal plant and related works. The engineer's fee is capped at ten percent of the project cost.
Three More Men Freed on Insolvency Certificates
Three additional inmates were released after securing insolvency certificates from Insolvent Commissions Walter E. Walis oversaw the hearing. The freed men are Nak An hich Lorain Andy Novak Lorain and Lee Davis Elyria each serving jail terms or fines tied to prior court actions. Novak was fined 800 in Lorain municipal court and Davis faced 4300 fine. Zukiel had been jailed since January 7.
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Walter TE. Walis
Nak An Hich
Lorain
Andy Novak
Lee Davis
Elyria
Zukiel
of Common Pleas
AR. Webber
Novak
Davis Wie Hein
Hink- Son
Evacuation of Peking Amid Chinese Civil Tension
Washington plans to concentrate Americans in northern China at Tientsin as refugees from central China are sheltered by U S forces in Shanghai. About 1500 marines in San Diego plus 1500 more sailing this week will be dispatched if needed, with continued foreign cooperation for joint defense of evacuees.
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Washington
Tientsin
China
Anan
Shanghai
White House
San Diego
Coolidge Ak
Russia
King Ferdinand Reported Sinking in Bucharest
Rumors spread in Bucharest that King Ferdinand was dying as somber crowds gathered outside the royal palace. Reports noted his rapid weakening and rumors of political danger tied to agreements among officials to block Prince Carol’s throne.
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Bocuarest
Bratiann
Carol
National Peasants Party
Blaze Kills Horses at Oklahoma Barn Fire
Youngstown Ohio dispatch reports a barn fire at the Cananetdad Doty Co. near Cornershire Losy, Oklahoma, killing four registered horses and destroying the barn, grain, hay, and other farm assets. Loss estimated at about $4000. Owner John Krieese.
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Youngstown
Cananetdad Doty Co
Cornershire
Losy
Atr
John Krleese
Alt Grain
Hasound
Jasnrania
Four Murderers Paroled By Board
Four murderers were paroled by the State Board of Tremelley today. Walter J. Moore from Franklin County, John Durke from Montgomery County, Charles Thorpaint from Cuyahoga, and Charles Bard from Hamilton County were released after serving about ten years of life sentences.
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Columbes
State Board of
Charles Thorpaint
Cuyahoga
Comets
Charles Bard
Hamilton
Water Works Employees Seek Wages After 1919 RAISE
City water works department staff petitioned the city council for wage increases for chief clerk bearer man engineer fireman and filterman. They cited rising living costs and heavier workload since the 1919 raise. The request was sent to the finance committee and to the services director.
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City Water Works Department
City Council
Wildes
Bieferman
Finance Committee
Appeals Court Nears Four Cases This Week
The appeals court sitting in the local courthouse heard four cases this morning and will hear two more this afternoon. Lovell versus Urattumsey was dismissed, while Snewer versus Portman and Shemanta versus Malik Verda were submitted to the court.
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Court of Nupoats
Charles A. B. Lovell
Urattumsey
Yeaturday
August Snewer
Ernest V. Portman
Petros Shemanta
Vassili Malik Verda
Industrial Commission of Cline
Paul Slauina
Louis
Reger
John H. Werner
D. D. Colquhoun
A. Hageman
Tomorra
Abandon Hope for Rescue of Fliers in San Francisco Bay
Coasts guards and police searched San Francisco Bay after a mail plane disappeared near Fresno with Eddie Neher the pilot and Albert Scholler an official of Pacific Air Transport aboard. Dragging began from the bay as investigators believed the craft may have crashed into the water near the bay.
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San Francisco
Fresno
Eddie Neher
Albert Scholler
Pacific Air Transporty
Coast Guards
Polles Patrola
Tom
Lorain Man Freed by Governor Donahey
Lorain man Mike Nikort was freed from Lorain jail by Governor Donahey under a commutation of sentence. Nikort had been serving a term since August 11 for manslaughter in connection with a liquor matter, with a $400 fine in default. The clemency was recommended by Prohibition Commissioner HL McDonald and local officials.
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Columbus
Steve Kruevyoshi
Cleveland
Way
Donahey
Tulayalee
Mike Nikort
Lorain
Loraln
Mirkal
Léleage
HL FL McDoneld
Lergin
Fire Devastates Powder Co Plant In Cleveland Blast
A series of explosions and a lightning strike hit Cleveland on April 5 injuring about fifty. The Obtw Bronze Powder Company plant burned, causing around 100000 dollars in losses while nearby Jordan Motor and Apex Washing Machine plants sustained damage. Firemen battled blazes as residents fled into street in night rainfall.
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Cleveland
Obtw
Bronze Powder Company
Jordan Motor Company
Apex Washing Machine Company
Bronze Powder Works
Powter Company
George Mace
N. W. Stevens
Anto
Jordan
Apex
Fuckox
Jamee Fy
Garfields
Postpone Action on Fireworks Bill in Senate Committee
In Columbus on April 3 the senate committee on commerce and industry postponed consideration of Senator Geo H Bender of Curahess proposal to prohibit the sale of fireworks. The action delays any change by the present legislature and keeps Fourth of July displays unmolested in Young America.
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Columbus
Young America
Senate Committee On Commerce and Industry Today
Nufly
Geo. H. Bender
Curahess Ree Iy
Lorain County W C T U Institute Program Details
The Lorain County W C T U Institute will convene Friday at United Presbyterian Church East Avenue Blym a. Mrs Wellie Main will preside with a morning session featuring devotionals, reports, and talks by local officers and Miss Susan Hinman Oberlin. Afternoon program includes minutes, national conference report, an address by Rev. C L A Brown, and closing prayers.
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Midheeor
Lorin County
Prams
Cristian Tenmpetanesntos
United Presbyterian Charch
East Avenue
Blyma
Cudas
Wwellie Main
de Moraine Seston
Orlock
Om Devoliona
G A Tedder
Visha
Tesia
Round Table
Musate
Soto
Lucile Jenne-Hearns
Amherst
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
Reading
Ter~williger
Wellington
Etatee Americanization Center
Nellie Hil. Soto
Mya
Emme Durkes
Jenne
Mary Miller
LaPorte
Idakl
Ayy Cox
Lorain
Huteen
A. K. Jenne
Prever
Matte Fenner
Brighton
Washington
Nellie M. Hill
J. D. Manne
Givaften
R.A
Burst Gorain
CL A Brown
United Presbyterian Chrich
Vietidanlo
Bernice Jackson
Kyrie
Pnet
America
We Baird
R. C. Maston
A. J. Hulse Fielda
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Medina
Fred Withening
Marguerite Wagner
Lodi Withening
Aurora
Ind
Neal Roshoo
Wagner
Raymond Bennett
Wilkening
Grand Jury
Says Council
Elyria Park
Wiliam Hale Thompson
William BE. Neser
Era
William Ale Thompson
John Dilt Robinson
42Nd Ward
Jamoyea Loop
Lawrencnt Brien
O'Brien
Arterdt
Janes Rohan
Hiller
Vincent Drucci
the Seheimer
Hewitt
Wilroy
Yangtze Valley
Peking
North China
Aly Chuchow
Antivel
King Ferdinand
City Water Works
Four Ghats
San Francisco Bay
MN Bender Antifireworks Gill
Torain County
W. C.T.U. Institute
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