Wellington towerman shoots man after finding him in home
Frank Belfere, 36, Wellington towerman, told officers he found William Lupico, 80, hiding under a bed and shot him when he entered Belfere’s DeWolfe street home about 2 15 pm. Lupico, recovering at Memorial Hospital, said Belfere held him prisoner during a struggle after asking for water.
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Frank Beffere
Wellington
William Lupico
Memorial Hospital
Belfere
Lupico
DeWolfe
Bootleggers Fined After Second Street Raid
Two alleged bootleggers, C. T. Short and Harry Meredith, were fined a total of 700 dollars and costs by Mayor Hinkson after a raid on a Second street garage. Short pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and was fined 500 dollars. Meredith was found guilty of liquor possession and fined 200 dollars. A five gallon can of liquor was seized and both men remained jailed for default.
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Hinkson
C. T. Short
West River Street
Harry Meredith
Columbus
C. Shortt
Meredith
Lloyd Sweet
Corbett Southam
Second Street
Short
Sweet
Sheffield Gas Field Development Near Day and Burrell Farms
Lorain April 9 A gas field in Sheffield township is being developed by private interests. The 400,000 foot well on the Day farm near the Burrell farm well drilled last fall has not produced yet. Additional wells will be sunk with the aim of supplying National Tube Lo.
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Lorain
Sheffield Township
Burrell Farm
Chief Engineer Resigns at Lorain Plant
Announcement states A. S Congdon resigns as engineer of the Lorain plant of the American Ship Building Company. His successor not named. A warrant for non-support was served on L. J. Borer, 64, of the Ohio Hotel, held for Cleveland authorities.
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Lorain
A. S Congdon
American Ship Building Plant
L. J. Borer
Ohio Hotel
Ife
Cleveland
Governor Donahey Vetoes Two Bills in Ohio Legislature
April-Gor Donahey vetoed two bills sent back to the House while thirteen others were approved. A notable measure, Rebman-Kumler, allows workers injured by employers not contributing to the Workmen’s Compensation Fund to seek damages from the fund. The governor also vetoed bills regulating real estate brokers and salesmen and altering civil service exemptions for soldiers and Red Cross nurses.
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Columbls
Gor Donahey
Ohio
Red Cross
Alber's Villa proprietor sued for rent on premises
John F. Albers proprietor of Alber's Villa Ridge Yale roadhouse is named defendant in a civil suit filed by John Daniels and Katherina Daniels of 9101 Sauer Avenue Cleveland. Plaintiffs claim delinquent rents totaling 400 since November 1 plus 290 for April and seek judgment and a restraining order to prevent disposition of roadhouse equipment. Sarah Albers is named jointly as a defendant.
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John F. Albers
Alber
Ridge, Yale Roadhouse
John Daniels
Katherina Daniels
Sauer Avenue
Cleveland
Albers
Sarah Albers
John Albers
Aged man struck by hit and run driver in Lorain
Lorain April 9. Lawrence Darling 70 of North Ridge is hospitalized at St. Josephs with severe injuries from a auto accident at Stop 21 Lake avenue last night. Darling suffered a fractured collar bone when struck by a car that failed to stop.
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Lorain
Lawrence Darling
North Ridge
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lake Avenue
Darling
Four Die in Jap Typhoon Hits Hachijo Island
Forty were known to be dead and many more missing after a violent typhoon sank fourteen fishing sampans off Hachijo Island near Japan. A government cruiser was dispatched to aid victims.
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Tokio
Hachijo Island
Loutheast
Japan
BIR STRUCK AT LAKE AVE CROSSING INJURES WOMAN
Miss Leona Caskey of 327 Columbus Street was seriously injured at the Lake avenue crossing of the B and O Railroad about 7 05 am. An engine with one car and a caboose struck her as crossing gates failed to descend. She suffered severe lacerations and bruises and was taken to Memorial Hospital. her condition was listed as undetermined later.
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Leona Caskey
Columbus Street
Lake Avenue
Miss Caskey
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Memorial Hospital
Clarton Eppley
The
Troxel Co
Dead man, injuries in Whittling fire destroys block
A blast at a candy plant caused a fire in Whittling West Virginia killing barber James Scope lites and injuring Mrs. Mike Comas. The blaze, starting at 11 p.m. in Market street creek bridge area, burned eight businesses, with about 75000 dollars in losses. Scope lites died after being found under a barber chair. Comas was injured and collapsed in the street.
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Whittleing
W. Vaapru
Market Street Creek
Twentieth Street
James Scopelites
Mike Comas
Sailors drown as Dutch steamer collides in canal
In Amsterdam on April 9 six sailors died when the Dutch steamer Jonge Katharine collided with the British steamer Clan Monrow in the Weilingen Canal. The Dutch ship sank quickly after impact. The report lists further incidents from Damascus Damascus Syria Paris Rangoon Mexico City Milan Berlin and Paris with varied wartime and political notes from that date.
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Amsterdam
Jonge Catherine
Clan Monrow
Weilingen
Three Little Girls Die in Naptha Fire Ride
Saginaw Michigan police probe a fatal car fire that killed three young girls Blaine Boyd aged five Betty four and neighbor Katherine Clements as Lawrence Boyd tried to rescue them. A can of Naptha in the auto is thought to have spilled on the hot exhaust pipe causing the blaze.
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Saginaw, Mich
Lawrence Boyd
Boyd
Blaine
Betty
Katherine Clements
Gangs Fires Gain in Number in City
City reports a rise in grass and rubbish fires with six alarms yesterday and another at 12 47 p m today. Key blazes occurred near the old quarry on Woodland street and on Adams street with water and brooms used to control spread. A curtain fire at Manuel Babitch 127 West street started by a child playing with matches.
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Woodland Street
Adams Street
Lodi Street
Company No. 2
Garford
East Broad Streets
Garford Street
Manuel Babitch
West Street
Brandston Street
Carrier Opens Lorain Season
Lorain April 9 The steamer Fred Wartwell reached port this morning signaling the season’s opening of navigation. The vessel will load coal for the upper lakes. Chicago April 9 Three bandits struck the Benjamin Wernikoff jewelry store on the west side and escaped with diamonds valued at $10,000.
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Lorain
Fred Wartwell
Chicago
Benjamin Wernikoff
Dodge Stock Ell Easily Dodge Stock Ell Easily
New York April 9 The first offering of 850000 shares of seven percent Ho Dar preference stock by Dodge Brothers sold quickly with subscriptions potentially reaching 500 million dollars. The listing opened at 103 with premium, settled near 100 3 4, as bankers expect a record 169 million in bonds and stock to follow in the largest single industrial financing in American history.
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New York
Dodge Brothers Incorporated
Dillon, Read and Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chile Copper Co
Anaconda
Dodge Brothers
Believe Youth Death Identified by Telegram Clue
Coroner Perry learns a youth killed by a New York Central freight train near here yesterday may be Arthur Bryant son of either Archie or William Bryant of Saginaw Michigan. A telegram from Duluth Minnesota names Lottie Schmeck and James Bryant as relatives and police chief E H Barber as signatory, but no confirmation arrived.
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Michigan
Arthur Bryant
Archie
William Bryant
Saginaw
New York Central
Perry
Duluth
Police Chief urges residents to shoot on sight noted prowlers
Police Chief E J Stankard issued a statement calling residents to shoot on sight if they encounter prowlers who have burglarized many homes and businesses in the city over the last two months. Two burglaries occurred last night with 1 to 3 each night for a week, jewelry and clothing taken from Frank Steger's home at 174 Pasadena Avenue and Arthur F Davis's at 107 Longford Street, valued between 200 and 400 dollars. Police continue efforts to catch the thieves as warnings and precautions are issued.
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E. J. Stankard
Frank Steger
Pasadena Avenue
Arthur F. Davis
Longford Street
Stankard
Mussolini Named Minister of War in Italy
Rome April 9 Premier Mussolini, already Foreign Minister, took over the War Ministry after the resignation of Di Giorgio. The senate opposed his army reform bill but Mussolini pledged to devote constant energy to making the army a more decisive instrument of Italian power.
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Rome
Mussolini
di Gorgio
Senate
Hal Donahey placed under supervision by juvenile court
Hal Donahey son of Ohio governor was placed in the Muskingum county juvenile court cust ody until age twenty one after flight to Columbus with Lillian Vogel 15. He was fined 100 dollars for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and concealing her in a Columbus rooming house. Judge Clarence Graham warned of further action if more escapades occur. Vogel was ordered to return to school and placed on strict probation. Mrs. Donahey accompanied them. the judge questioned the pair’s motives and noted no immoral relations.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Hal Donahey
Muskingum
Columbus
Lillian Vogel
Clarence Graham
Hal
James W. Huffman
Graham
Vogel
International News Service
Lillian
A. V. Donahey
Huffman
Columbus Streess
Lefty Prison
President and Mrs Coolidge Easter Wardrobe Economy
Washington April 9. The Coolidge pair will rely on existing wardrobes for Easter finery. Mrs Coolidge will choose from on hand garments with weather guiding choices, avoiding new purchases. The first lady’s wardrobe is extensive, with coats, furs, hats, and jewelry, while the president plans a conventional church outfit with striped trousers and a silk hat.
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Washington
White House
Ito
East Carlisle 70 District to Issue Bonds for Building
East Carlisle district school board voted to issue 3600 dollars in bonds for a new one story school building to serve next year. The district separated from West Carlisle last year after plans for a centralized modern school failed and current facilities are inadequate with students attending Murray Ridge and Elyria. The site likely on East Avenue Road.
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East Carlisle
West Carlisle
Murray Ridge
Elyria
East Avenue Road
Judge warns Vogel girl over dating in traffic case
Judge Graham sentences Hal Vogel and warns the girl not to date young men or attend public dances. He declares she will be under his thumb until she is 21 and under court jurisdiction, stating he can reach her anytime.
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Helen Taft Manning
Bren Mawr College
Helen
Caroline
Frederick
Swarthmore College
Vogel
Graham
Hal
Street lights in Elyna remain off after March 27
Ohio Public Service Co replies to City Council criticisms over the light company's alleged failure to install new street lights. OPS records show 68 lights installed with new fixtures in March as J. B. Johnson, Elyna branch GM, says the conversion from old circuits to the new type is progressing as materials allow. March work included eight poles and other special jobs.Continued on Page 2.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Leht Company
O P. S
J. B. Johnson
Elyna
The
Light Company
Johnson
Boat Launching In Two Weeks
Lorain on April 9 reports the mow carrier T. W. Robinson, under construction at the American Ship Building plant, will be launched on Saturday April 23.
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Lorain
T. W. Robinson
American Stip
Iting
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Rangoon
India
Wm. Frye Thomas
American Baptist Mission
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Berlin
Field Marshal van Hindenburg
Gquotidien Today
Francois Marshal
Poincare
National
Stark
Kalispell
National Park
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Park
U. S
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Turkey
War Office
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Diar Bekir
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Muscolin
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Mrs. Coolidge
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