Son of Governor Confesses After Girl Vanishes
In Columbus Hal Donahey son of Governor Donaher reportedly confessed to bringing Lillian Vogel from Zanesville to Columbus last Sunday night. The governor said he will ensure justice and criticized press coverage, noting the family’s innocence amid the disappearance inquiry.
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Columbus
Hal Donahey
Donaher
Lillian Vogel
Zanesville
Young Donahey
Hal
Jake Meckstroit
J. W. Huff- Man
Meckstroth
French
Justee
Unidentified man killed by New York Central freight train
An unidentified youth about 22 fell beneath the wheels of a eastbound freight near West River Street bridge in New York Central rails. He attempted to board the moving cars four men aided safety efforts but the bridge rail caught him, severing head and arms. Coroner and police were summoned. Continued on page 2.
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West River Street
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Berbard Moetti
Fred Mason
Loci Street
Myles E. Perry
E. J. Stankard
Immigrant Girl Seeks Stay With Dayton Mother
Hadwick Gerstacker, 11, arrived from Berlin to join her mother in Dayton Ohio. Officials say Germany quota is exhausted and she may not stay beyond ten weeks unless authorities approve a longer stay. Mother fought to keep Hadwick in America after a brief Ellis Island screening and a temporary entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Sam
United States
Hadwick Gerstacker
Berlin
Hadwick
New York
Ellis Island
America
Germany
Man Bound Over On Concealed Weapon Charge After Rail Yard Arrest
John Knight, 31, without a home, bound over to the grand jury on a concealed weapon charge after being found with a Remington pistol in B and O Railroad yards. He pleaded guilty this morning before Mayor Hinkson and is jailed in county custody on a $500 bond awaiting grand jury action. The arrest was made by Detective L V Jones around 10 30 p m last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knight
Knight
L V. Jones
Hinkson
Man kills wife then wounds self in Youngstown tragedy
Tom Jakunich, 26, driven by a terminal illness, shot his pregnant wife at midnight then held her as police arrived. The 16 year old wife was wounded in the left lung and rushed to St Elizabeth's hospital where doctors say she has a fighting chance. Jakunich, dying of an incurable disease, was taken into custody.
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Youngstown
Tom Jakunich
Ehother
Helen
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Jakunish
Easter Parade Walk Costs for New Yorkers Revealed
New York shoppers face a $300 Easter parade bill for a couple's stroll down Fifth Avenue. Mrs New Yorker accounts for $200 of the cost with a planned ensemble totaling $126, hat $26, shoes $13, hosiery $3.59, gloves $5.85, and a matching scarf.
First Airborne Musical Broadcast Set From Dayton Flight
Tonight at 8:00 P M the first concert broadcast from an airplane will air over Dayton Ohio. Wilbur Wright Field prepares the ship for the stunt with Major Hugo Kneer as pilot and Lieutenant Malcom Stewart handling the radio operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur Wright Field
Hugo Kneer
Malcom Stewart
Carrie Healy 68 Columbia Dies After Illness
Mrs Carrie Healy 68 of Columbia died Tuesday morning at her West Center Road home after an illness begun in Medina. She is survived by son Melvin. Funeral services Thursday at 2 00 p.m. from the home with Rev. C H Wood of the Baptist church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Healy
Columbia
West Center
Healy
Medina
Melvin
C. H. Wood
the Baptist Church
Two Killed in Kentucky Feud Sparks Citywide Gunfight
In Albany Kentucky on April 8 two men died and a fourth was dying with a fifth injured after a bitter street gun battle in front of the Livingston County courthouse. The Patterson and Stearn Lawhorn factions had long clashed over a feud with six gunmen firing about a crowd. Roscoe Patterson, 40, and his son Walter, 20, were killed. Harvey Stearns, 56, died from a wound. J S Lawhorn, 40, was shot in the leg. A motive centered on a recent attack and a shed burning tied to the rival group.
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Albany
Livingston County Court House
Roscoe Patterson
Walter
Harvey Stearns
Patterson
J. S. Lawhorn
Pattersons
Stearn-Lawhorn
Will Albertson
Shipley
Youths chase mother after pin incident ends at city court
Three youths in a Ford coupe sped through Cleveland and Buckeye streets chasing the mother of a child believed to have swallowed a safety pin. Clifford Tedrow, 19, was cited for speeding, pleaded guilty, and was dismissed after the mayor and police chief verified facts at the Thompson home.
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Hinkson
Stankard
Clifford Tedrow
Mound Street
Tedrow
Milter Obitis
Arthur, Hurd
Cleveland Street
East River
Buckeye Street
Williams Street
Louise Thompson
Abbey Road
Thompson
Three Arrests After Fatal Collision in Johnson City
In Johnson City Tennessee on April 8 a two- car crash on the Elizabethton Pike killed Nat Range 60 Bate McKinley and Hampton McKinney four others were injured and three men W B Croley Frank Crumley and B Cobble were arrested on murder charges.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Elizabethton Pike
Nat Range
Bate McKinzey
Hampton McKinney
W. B. Croley
Frank Crumley
B. Cobble
Knoxville
Nat McKinney
Croley
Cobble
Crumley
Klansmen barred from masks at national cemetery ceremony
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan may not wear masks or perform regalia at a national cemetery in San Antonio during a grave service for John Allen McDonald. Leonard Hell, superintendent, ordered no full regalia and prohibited artificial flowers, requiring real blossoms on graves.
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San Antonio
Tex
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Leonard Hell
National Burying Ground
John Allen McDonald
National Cemetery
Hell
Mrs Wise Indicted for First Degree Murder
Medina County grand jury indicts Mrs Martha Wise, known Valley City poisoner, in the death of Mrs Lillian Gienke on January 4. Prosecutor says the indictment was voted. court to appoint counsel and set trial date.
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Medina, Q
Medina County
Martha Wise
Valley City
Lillian Gienke
Joseph A. Seymour
Jennie Baus 64 Dies Sudden at Home
Mrs Jennie Baus, 64, died suddenly from heart trouble at her home at the corner of Middle avenue and Fifth street. She was a janitress at the nearby school buildings. Survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral services not yet arranged.
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Jennie Baus
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Lorain Factories Pass Inspection After Tornado
April 8 Frank Christian of the Ohio Inspection Bureau inspected the American Shipbuilding Co. plant the Ohio Public Service Co. plant the Crystal Ice Co. and the Lorain water works. He found them in better shape than expected despite the recent tornado and planned to visit Elyria for further checks.
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Lorain
Frank Christian
Ohio Inspection Bu- Team
American Shipbuilding Co
Ohio Public Service Co
Crystal Ice Co
Watches Stolen in New Store Burglary
The J P Longs barbershop and jewelry store at 125 Cleveland Street was entered last night. About 20 watches left for repairs were taken. Thieves pried open a screen and forced a side window to gain entry. The cash register held less than a dollar in change.
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J P
Tax blanks to be mailed countywide by deputy auditor
Over 21 000 personal tax blanks will be mailed Friday morning by Mason Smith deputy auditor in charge of the tax department They must be returned by May 1st Lack of receipt does not excuse filing if property is taxable and a penalty applies for failure to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Smith
Tax Department
Family guilty of perjury in hold up death
Or lando Tessie of Yorksvile Ohio was sentenced to three and a half years in the Eastern penitentiary after pleading guilty to perjury. His wife and daughter and Eunice Williams of West Virginia also pled guilty but their sentence was deferred. The quartet testified falsely at the trial of Tony Burchanti and Tomi of Pittsburgh, members of the gang that held up a Laurel Line train and killed a man. Burchanti and Tomi are under death sentence.
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Scranton
Orlando Tessie
Yorksvile
Ohio
Lackawanna County
Elvin Lowthian
Yorkville
Eunice Williams
West Virginia
Tony Burchanti
Torti
Pittsburgh
Laurel Line
Tiltonsville
Burchanti
Tomi
Girl Struck by Auto In Serious Condition
Norethy Brock, a girl hit by a car at East River and Clerk streets Monday afternoon, remains in serious condition at her home on Frankcourt. Doctors report hemorrhages from the wheels passing over her body. The driver, Joe Yeronach of Gulf toad, said he stopped after the accident and later cooperated with police.
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Norethy Brock
East River
Clerk Street
Brock
Frankcourt
Joe Yeronach
Gulf Toad
Yeronach
Ory Upsets Will Case In Ridgeville Probate Fight
The jury in the Anton Schnitzler versus Katherine Keliing dispute ruled Elizabeth Schnitzler’s will not to be her last testament. Testimony cited undue influence and lack of competence, with one witness saying two others signed before Mrs. Schnitzler attached her signature. The Ridgeville case drew local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Daniel Schnitzler
Catherine Keliing
Elizabeth Schnitzsler
Ridgeville
Mrs William Spiegelberg Dies At 56 At Middle Ridge Home
Mrs William Spiegelberg died this morning at 9 at her Middle Ridge home after a week of illness. She was 56 and a devoted member of St Pauls Evangelical church and its Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies. Survived by husband Karl and four daughters Alberta Ruth Marion and Mrs Walter Grobe. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spiegelbere
Middle Ridge
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Karl
Walter Grobe
Alberta
Ruth
Marion
Plan double road into Cleveland Lorain
April 8 the transportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce met with Sheffield Lake council to back a double highway between Lorain and Cleveland. They approved the plan and set main highways at not less than eighty feet wide, and agreed to seek Avon village cooperation on the route.
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Lorain
Transportation Committee of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Sheffield Lake Council
Cleveland
Avon Village
Lady Astor Apologizes to Labour MP Hayday
Lady Astor, born in the United States and a member of Britain's parliament, issued a formal apology to Arthur Hayday after she directed remarks at him that drew the speaker’s reproach. The confrontation followed Hayday's remark that workingmen's wives care for children while wealthy women care for dogs.
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Lady Astor
U. S
Britain
Arthur Hayday
M. P
Hayday
Wealthy stock farmer killed with daughter in auto interurban crash
Lewis Martin a wealth stock farmer living near Luray and his daughter Hazel a Kirkersville teacher were instantly killed when their auto stalled on an interurban track at Livingston crossing and was struck by train No. 7 of the C N and Z traction company. Mass Dora Compton adopted daughter of Martin was fatally injured and taken to the city hospital with a crushed skull. Undertaker Emerson of Paraskela handled the bodies as the auto and car were severely damaged.
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Sewark
Lewis Martin
Luray
Hazel
Kirkersville
Dora Compton
Martin
Livingston Crossing
C. N. and Z. Traction Company
Emerson
Paraskela
Miss Compton
Death notices for Anna Wellert in Ridgelawn area
Mrs Anna Wellert died this morning at 400 at her home 127 East Fourth Street aged 14 years 7 months 14 days. She leaves husband Otto Wellert and four children Paul and Robert plus four daughters including Jean at home. Surviving sisters are Mrs Lewis Schneurer Mrs Fred Wendt and Mrs Jesssthafer. Funeral services held Friday at 200 from Sadro Funeral Home Rev W L Burner officiating with burial at Ridgelawn.
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Anna Wellert
East Fourth Street
Otto Wellert
Paul
Robert
California
Jean
Lewis Schneurer
Fred Wendt
Jesssthafer
Sadro Funeral Home
W. L. Burner
Buralan Ridgelawn
Eleanor Mayer Bain Held for Larceny
Eleanor Mayer Bain faced Justice S J George on larceny charges after a prior warrant issued in court. The case involves a watch theft alleged by Juno Balhacs. Bain posted $390 bail for a new appearance set for tomorrow at 10 pm.
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Eleanor Mayer Sprnger
Ober Kingerl
S J George
Former War Lord Pressed For Presidency By Kaiser
Hanover, Germany. A private Kaiser message urged Field Marshal Erich von Hindenburg to run for president to save the nation. Admiral Von Tirpitz argued Hindenburg was the only man to defeat Marx and the Republican coalition fears his candidacy.
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Hanover
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
von Tirpitz
Hindenburg
Marx
Berlin
Reichs Bloc
Erich Vor Hindenburg
von Himdenburg
von Hindenburg
von Turpitz
Wilhelm Mars
Republican Coalition
Hotel Denies Charges In Antlers Case
The Lorain Hotel Co. and its president Fred Harmon answer a stockholder Ruben Seffarian's suit over the Antlers hotel alleging proper conduct and profit, with $2,545 in dividends paid and books open for inspection. They seek dismissal and ask to discuss case terms while denying the receiver appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Hotel Co
Fred Harmon
Ruben S3effarian
Antlers
OTRIME INCREASES NON-UNION MINES PROBES IDLED JOBS
In Moundsville West Virginia eleven of thirty large non union mines in the United Mine Workers sub district from here to Wheeling are idle due to strike orders. Alviere company officials deny serious production impact while other statements say production is about one third reduced. In Dayton Ohio Captain Donald B MacMillan plans another North Pole dash in June per Major General Mason M Patrick.
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Fairmont
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
van A. Ritner
John L. Lewis
International Miners
Moundsville
Panhandle
Here
Wheeling
Frank Ledvinka
Alviere Company
Mnoon
Dayton
Apal Rk
Donald B MacMillan
North Pole
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
French finance plan fate in chamber debate
Paris financial committee failed to approve De Monzie’s relief plan and adjourned until Thursday while a sub committee drafts a new proposal. In London Chamberlain denied the failure to evacuate the Calogne zone was tied to a peace pact talks. In Orleans Captain Sadou was acquitted of high treason.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
de Monzies
France
de Monzie
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Calogne
Orleans
Jaques Sadou
Urmy
Forest Fires Do Raw Canage Across Several States
Foret fires ravaged areas in Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire and Michigan causing millions in damage and homeless families. Firefighters reported most blazes out of control overnight with backfires saving some villages in Rhode Island and multiple homes burned in Deerfield New Hampshire.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Michigan
Boston
Crompton Anthony
Washington
Deerfield
Boscawen
Tragedy in Astoria Seaman Kills Wife Then Self
Jos eph Reichel, 28, shot his wife May, 30, in a neatly furnished Astoria flat and then killed himself with the pistol. Alfred Kneib, 26, a boarder and Reichel’s friend, told police the sequence and denied causing the family dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Astoria
N. Y
Joseph Reichel
May
Reichel
Alfred Kneib
Kneib
Elyria Announces Extended City Cleanup Campaign
Elyria will hold a ten day cleanup campaign from April 20 to 30 to clear winter rubbish. Wagons and trucks will haul away accumulations from every city quadrant, with curbside receptacles and daily routes announced by the service director. Higher volumes of debris were noted in the prior cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Burial Arrangements for Mysterious NY Central Track Death
Brothers from Columbus Arrive to bury Bernard Woustt 34 who was killed on the New York Central tracks in a mystery. Funeral from Stiner's at 9 am with Father FrevoSidazing. Colleagues from Sandusky traveled to arrange the burial at St Mary's Cemetery.
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Bernard Woustt
St. Mary's Cemetery
Stiner
Ely
Sandusky
Ariy Destell
Newell Hotel
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