Fremont Manufacturer Henri Clauss Found Dead in Toledo
Authorities in Toledo investigated the death of Henri Clauss a wealthy Fremont manufacturer of Wilery works. Coroner's preliminary ruling considered suicide but detectives noted conflicting evidence including two bullets and a stairwell scene. Clauss had registered at a hotel Tuesday night and was en route on business when found with a gunshot wound and a reported despondent note.
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Toledo
Henri Clauss
Fremont
Iat Clauss
Hulidig
Han
C. J. Henzier
Henzler
Janss
Clauss
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Imi
Uun
Wilery Manufacturers
Frenant
Tipton
Ind
Fire destroys state reformatory stable near Mansfield
A blaze in the Chio State Reformatory stable, believed incendiary by Superintendent T. Jenkins, caused about 14300 dollars in damage. Six horses were saved and two perished as the barn burned within minutes. Police are investigating a possible malicious start.
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Ymansfield
Jenkins
Chio State Reformatory
Jenking
Simos
Sacasa Reported Fleeing Toward Mexico From Nicaragua
Washington dispatch says Nicaraguan rebel leader Joan B Sacasa is about 10 miles from Mexico fleeing with a diminished force. The legation predicts his revolution will fail absent surrender or retreat to Diaz’s government as his treasury runs dry and his army collapses.
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Washington
Joan B. Sacasa
Lee
Mexico
Sacasa
Legation
Diaz
Victorius
Sasasa
Ohio House Passes Sullivan Gas Tax Bill to Three Cents
The Ohio House approved the Sullivan bill raising gasoline tax to three cents per gallon with estimated annual revenue around 7 million dollars. Funds go 60 percent to highways, 40 percent to counties by automobile population. up to 1 million for grade crossing elimination. passage awaits Senate action.
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Bulletin
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
House
R. W. Kimmons
Columbiana Cornty
Startin S. Dodd
Toledo
J. G. Ehrlich
Cleveland
Alimony Award Appeal Over $500 Claim
An alimony award of 500 dollars from Lorain county court of common pleas on January 2, 1895 is disputed as never paid. Anus C. Schank sues Charles M. Raber and others in the court of appeals claiming interest has raised the amount to over 1000 dollars. The suit lives on an appeal from the bail court of common pleas.
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Lorain
Twenty three men granted clemency at London prison farm
In Columbus Ohio on April twenty three inmates at the London prison farm were granted paroles by the Ohio Board of Clemency. Names include Herbert Wolfe Fawfield April 22 Thomas Schart Montgomery April 22 Asa Lombard Union April 21 Karl Hughes Lawrence April 21 George Esterline Crawford April 21.
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Columbus
London
Ohio Board of Clemency
Herbert Wolfe
Fawfield
Thomas Cbhart
Montgomery
Asa Lombard
Union
Karl Hughes
Lawrence
George Esterline
Crawford
Attorney General Rules On Release Of Prisoners
Columbus Ohio April 7 Attorney General Turner ruled on releasing prisoners serving fines from mayor or justice of the peace convictions. He identified five legal avenues including writs of habeas corpus insolvent debtor relief parole under indigent prisoners act and discharge under the insolvent prisoners act.
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Columbus
Jf. C. Turner
E. A. Brown
Circleville
Turner
Ficka~way
Western Electric Engineer Dies Trying to Save Dog
Stuart I. Weill, a general sales engineer at Western Electric and war hero, lost his life at Maplewood station while attempting to lift a frightened dog from an onrushing New York express. He died instantly. the dog survived briefly before police had to shoot it. Weill lived with his wife and two children.
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Maplewood
N. JL
Stuart I. Weill
Western Electric Company
Weill
Maplewood Colony
New York
Airehale
Wells
Man Found Dead With Skull Crushed In Cleveland
Mystery surrounds the death of Louis Kausek a 40 year old Calvary Cemetery employee whose body was found along the Erie railroad track in Cleveland with the skull crushed county detectives cannot determine if he was clubbed to death or hit by a train a heavy blood stained board lay near the body and school children located the body
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Cleveland
Louis Kausek
Calvary Cemetery
Erie
Kausek
Mansfield Man To Succeed Dye As State Chairman
Henry G. Brunner of Mansfield is named Democratic state chairman succeeding Thomas B. Dye who resigned. Brunner has led Richland county party since 1920 and served 13 years as secretary of the county committee. The selection was unanimous with all 12 committee members voting in favor. Dre denied resignations were caused by friction and said he received support inconsistently but never complained.
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Columbus
Henry G. Brunner
Mansfield
Thomas B. Dye
Brunner
Richland County
Democratic Committee
Dre
Proctorville Town Hall Destroyed by Fire
Proctorville reports a blaze that gutted the city hall on April 7 as the town stirred by orders. The fire alarm system at the city hall was destroyed, disrupting emergency communication and rekindling an old local practice.
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Proctorville
Chronicle-Telegram highlights distant and local news mix
The Elyria paper’s Wednesday edition carried major stories from new articles arriving via ad service. It included the Wyom ing old plant blast deaths and other world events, plus local Chronicle-Telegram reporting and updates.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Wyomeing
U. S
Thomas FB. Dye
Chinere
Indiana Strip Mines May Reopen
Indiana district officials of the United Mine Workers and Strip Mine Operators met at Terre Haute amid hopes of an early resumption of work. Operators are ready to extend the old wage scale with minor revisions, which the union and mines producing twenty percent of Indiana bituminous coal expect to approve. Harvey Tartweleht, district 11 president, said twenty nine independent operators have signed to resume under the old scale.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Terra Haute
Harvey Tartweleht
District 11
Scala
Virginia man confesses to triple slaying near Honaker
Henry Griffith of Richlands Va was reported to confess to killing his wife Mollie Griffith and neighbors Mr and Mrs Matt Lawson. The bodies, found in a river near here, bore shotgun wounds and had been in the river several days.
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River
Honaker
Henry Griffith
Richlands
Mollie Griffith
Matt Lawson
Griffiths
Grifith
Lawson
Griffith
Civil War Cadre Reunite After 62 Years in Ohio Home
C L Livingstone of Clyda and Judge Samuel N Maxwell of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home near Sandusky met after 62 years apart. Both served in the 17th Ohio Infantry and were later prisoners in the south. Maxwell entered the home in 1906 from Cincinnati where he was a common pleas judge and law partner of the late Judson Harmon.
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Ohio
Livingstone
Judge Maxwell
17Th Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Springfield Fire Destroys Two Stores in Missouri Blaze
A Springfield fire gutted two stores and damaged a third in the heart of the business district. Damage was estimated at 200,000 dollars with the blaze brought under control today.
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Springfield
Springfeld
Ssetriet
Injuries Prove Fatal To North Eaton Resident Lillon T Darla
North Eaton resident Lillon T Darla died at Elyria Memorial hospital after an accident at Eaton crossing Tuesday afternoon. He was 65 and active in church work as an elder of the Church of Christ. He headed Bullder's Supply and served as secretary and manager of the North Eaton Telephone company. He leaves a wife three daughters a son three brothers and several nephews and nieces.
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North Eaton
Lillon T. Darla
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ten O'Click
Eaton’ Crossing
M J. Hoarkins
Cook
Frauras
James
New Jinsington
Paan-sylvania
L. M. Davis
FE. G
Kansan City
HL J
Thivage
Thilean
Church of Christ
Missouri
Bullder's Supply Company
North Eaton Telephone Company
Two Men Burned in Columbus Gas Explosion
Two men were burned in a Columbus gas explosion today. Jack Tint of the Ohio Decorating Co and Moerrs Hurwitz moving into the office were burned about the hands and face when a gas jet ignited after a match was struck.
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Columbus
Jack Tint
Ohia Decorating Ca
Moerrs Hurwitz
Coolidge Opposes Philippine Independence At Present
President Coolidge stated that Philippine independence is unjustified and harmful at this stage. He cited economic ties, treasury transfers, tariff duties, and debt implications to argue against a plebiscite and warned a referendum could hurt business and future welfare.
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Coolidge
Washington
Philippine
Islands
Gentral Wood
Phlippines
Tle
United States
Almorida
Thle
Peonte
Coalidee
Five Hundred Japanese Marines to Shanghai Depart
Japan announces that five hundred Marines will leave Kure naval base soon for Shanghai. Reinforcements will be aboard the cruiser Vashant.
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JAP Marines
Shanghai
Tokio
Kure
Vahagt
Solon hearing on Mexican debt and China policy
An Ohio official warns that Mexican debt settlement is near but blocked by self appointed negotiators. He also comments on cancellation of debts, U S protection of missions, and Chinese tariff talks with extraterritorial rights amid diplomatic tensions.
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Golumbets
Infermoon Gadho Authority
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Columbhe
Princeton
Kurane
China
Farmer’s Body Found On Farm Near Osborn
The body of John Unger, 48, a farmer, was found on a secluded corner of his farm near Osborn with four rifle wounds to his forehead. Authorities probe possible links to a March 25 fist fight with Fred Deger, the man Unger had charged with assault. Gunfire and death rumors cloud a feud dating to Deger’s wife’s death two years prior.
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Nenla
Finer Theerlay
Osborn
Fred Deger
John Unger
Farmer
Hia
Unger
Deger
Gald
Marines Sail for Shanghai Amid Crowd at Dock
U S Marines depart for Shanghai on the transport Henderson with the fighting Sixth regiment aboard. Thousands gather along the waterfront as the ship pulls away amid band music and cheering crowds.
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San Diego
Cal
Stara and Stripes Forever
Henderson
Shanghai
Sixth” Regiment of Marines
Protest raid on embassy sparks international tension
In Peking and Shanghai on April 7 volunteers protested around the Soviet embassy while Chinese police detained two Americans, Mildred B. Mitchell and Wilbur Turton. The US legation warned of potential anti foreign disturbances and emphasized diplomatic immunity for embassy staff and property.
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Peking
Legation
U.S. Legation
Mildred B. Mitchell
Wilbur Turton
Bitner
United Press
Shteen Rur
Lst
Diplometie Corps
Nsgalian
Witner
Russia
Hritner
Emilitare
Kar Fastern
Huvdding
Emir Hashy Coipluyes
Palien
Cherny Srat
Anti Foreign Outbreak In Shanghai Drives Evacuations
In Shanghai on April 7, lawlessness surged as Americans and other foreigners rushed to evacuate amid anti foreign riots. Admiral Cough urged quick departures while Germans sought river steamer routes south. Japanese and Russians fled, and the city government struggled to restore order as U S Consul Davis moved toward safety.
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Shanghat
Hankow
Admiral Cough
U.S. Yangtze
Hough
Yangtze
U. S
Davis
Nanking
Shanghai
Sheriff Tracks Theft Ring From Egg Heist Truck
Sheriff learns the truck tied to a Caldwell egg theft spree. truck 162 763 stolen from Barnhouse Chevrolet in Caldwell. It was assembled in Norwood and altered to disguise its license number. Twenty six cases of eggs stolen from a Caldwell farmer the same night. Deputy Crahores suspects broader theft use across the state.
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Medina Road
Litchfield
Fred Hoff
South Belden
Curtis Wardell
Walnut Street
Dover
Norwood
Caldwell
Crahores
Barnhouse Chevrolet Company
Ives
Brownhelm Man Freed From Jail
The eighth prisoner released from jail under the liquor work program was freed yesterday after presenting an insolvency certificate. August Kelm of Brownhelm had served 64 days at 1.50 dollars daily to work off a 500 dollar fine in Judge S. J. George court.
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Walter H. Watts
August Kelm
Brownhelm
Court of Justice
S. J. George
GovernmentJudicial Machinery Struggles With Funds Shortage
Financial shortfalls paralyze federal judiciary and enforcement in Cleveland area as $48 000 covers $102 000 of work. Jury trials halted as U S Attorney cites deficiency statute delays. Prisoners in Toledo jail cannot post bonds or be tried until May 1 delaying hearings. Bailiffs absent and travel funds cut hinder arrests and transfers. The Penn Ohio beer investigation also affected.
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Clevnlaland
George A. Stautzer
Congress
U. 5
Buffalo
Toledo
Justice of the Peace
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Mannington
Edward T. Morrison
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