Swimming Pool Drive Extends Campaign to $5,300
Campaign to fund a community swimming pool extended to the week as solicitors cover the business district. Donations listed include many from local businesses and individuals, with totals climbing past $5,400. A high school play on April 8 at Masonic Hall will raise further funds. A separate local incident notes a minor traffic collision involving Mackert and a boy on East Bridge Street.
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Ino Stolzenburg
Mackert
Abbe Road
East Bridge St
Burley Ross
Pine St
Bonus Bill Delayed by Senate Finance Committee
Washington April 19 The senate finance committee delayed a favorable report on the soldiers bonus bill until Saturday due to Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
New Green Line Car On Exhibit
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co. presented the first of twelve new cars designed to replace older, heavier units. Each car carries 51 passengers, weighs 17 tons, and is lighter than the old 35-ton cars. Entering requires two steps, interior layout is five compartments, and heating is electric via a stove blower. Remaining cars arrive this week and are to be tuned and in service by early May.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Cincinnati
Two Confess to Murder of Akron Grocer
Akron police report Fred Collins alias Colingeorge aged 34 and John Cracken aged 22 confessed to killing Floyh Morgan a Beaver Pennsylvania grocer during a March 26 robbery. They beat the victim after dimming the store lights and he died later in hospital. Beaver police planned to transfer the suspects to Akron.
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Akron
Fred Collins
Colingeorge
John Cracken
Floyh Morgan
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Collins
Beaver Police
Wood Won’t Resign as Governor General of the Philippines
Washington reports Secretary of War Weeks refutes cabled Manila claims that Leonard Wood plans to quit his post amid independence propaganda. Also notes Stinnes illness sparks a stock market panic on the Berlin Bourse with Rhine industry shares hard hit. Cleveland and others report ongoing inquiries involving city enforcement officials.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Weeks
Manila
Berlin
Dawes
Hugh Stinnes
Ilness
Rhine
Small Victory Sparks Talk of Bolt in GOP Illinois
National leaders watch as Len Small wins the Illinois Republican primary to seek another term as governor. Fears grow of a party split amid corruption charges and a reform challenger, with Essington and McCormick defeated by Small’s running mate Charles S. Deneen.
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Len Small
Overnor
Republican
Ilinois
Small
Essington
Reform
United States
Medill McCormick
Charles S. Deneen
New Moose Lodge Elects Officers and Supports Pool Drive
At the Loyal Order of Moose meeting Jim Armitage presented the Cascade Park swimming pool project and $300 was subscribed for immediate donation. Election day installed Chas E Lord as Dictator and a full slate of officers. A buffet luncheon followed and a campaign for new members opened under an open charter concession from the grand lodge.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Jim Armitage
Cascade Park
Chase Lord
Edward Krughman
George Paul
J. A
Dechant Wins 2100 Dollar Forgery Suit
Jacob Dechant won against Citizens Home Savings Association of Lorain when Judge W B Thompson directed a verdict for 2100 dollars. Dechant had 3756 dollars deposited. his son withdrew all but 1781 through forged telegrams. Dechant sued for the amount paid out and received a verdict.
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Jacob Dechant
Citizens Home Savings Association
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Dechant
Chief Justice of Chile High Court Visit to United States
Miguel Luis Valdes, chief justice of Chile's supreme court, is a guest in Washington, D.C., hosted by members of the U.S. Supreme Court as part of a diplomatic and judicial exchange. The visit underscores ongoing cooperation between the two nations' highest courts and their officials.
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Chile
High Court
U.S
Miguel Luis Valdes
Supreme Court of
Chas
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Juan
Hels
Dawes Plan Draws Global Reaction Across Capitals
Statesmen in capitals study the Dawes plan as a path to peace after years of reparations strife. French papers split on Ruhr policy and neutral board guarantees while German press signals cautious approval. British and American outlets praise the plan as a constructive basis for a final settlement, with bankers urging further study before verdicts.
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Europe
Ruhr
Bern
Ramsay MacDonald
Death of Charles P. O'Donnell at 34 in Elyria
Charles P O Donnell 34 died at Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon from an ulcerated stomach condition. He ran a cigar store in the city hall building and was active in St Marys parish the Knights of Columbus and the Elys lodge. Survived by several brothers and sisters and a sister Mary Louise at Notre Dame Toledo. Funeral at St Marys church Saturday at 9 AM.
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Memorial Hospital
Charles O’donne
City Hall
St Mary's Congregation
Knights of Columbus
The
Elys Lodge
Edward
Indiana Harbor
Arthur C
Alfred P. J
John F
Bernard M
Richard
D. F. Conley
FP. A. Humphrey
Elyria
Catherine O'Donnell
Mary Louise
Notre Dame Academy of
Toledo
St. Mary’s Church
Ask Adam Among Heaven’s Interviewees in Akron Talk
Akron April 10. City health director D D Shira circulated a questionnaire asking intimates and clerks whom they would interview in heaven. Most pick Adam, the eve origin tale, while Bonaparte Lincoln and Cleopatra get few mentions and the unknown soldier at Arlington draws one response.
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Akron. O
Heaven
D. D. Shira
Shira
Adam
Eve
Bonaparte
Lincoln
Cleopatra
Arlington
Azias Nichols of La Grange Dies At 67
Azias Nichols, a longtime La Grange resident, died at home yesterday at age sixty seven from heart failure. He leaves one daughter Mrs George Keener and two grandchildren Mrs Sidney Brouse and Howard Keener, with many friends. Funeral Friday at 1 30 pm at the LaGrange home conducted by Rev. Chester B. Tulga. burial in Wood Cemetery.
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la Grange
Azias Nichols
Nichols
George Keener
LaGrange
Sidney Brouse
Howard Keener
Chester BE. Tulga
Wood Cemetery
Hurt in crsp game Youngstown
Percy Hanley remains in critical condition after a craps game erupted into a fight in Youngstown. Police say participants reported Hanley’s dice were loaded as the incident sparked the disturbance and ongoing investigation.
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Youngstown. O
Percy Hanley
Hanley
Elyria Barbers Banned From After Hours Home Work
A grand lodge ruling forbids Elyria barbers from outside work after hours at homes and similar venues to prevent payoff from these side jobs. The National Association supports the ban as unfair to master barbers and calls for cessation of the practice.
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Grand Lodge of the Barber's Union
Elyria
My Lady's
National Association
Fight on Over Mellon Tax Measure in Senate
The Mellon Tax Plan sparked a senate clash as finance committee members reported two distinct bills. Senator Smoot, Republican of Utah, led the Administration plan with Mellon rates while Senator Simmons, Democrat from North Carolina, backed a bill lowering normal rates and increasing surtaxes.
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Washington
Senate
Finarce Committee
Smoot
Utah
Simmons
North Carolina
Mayor Halts Feud Between Western Heights Women
Mayor Harry Hinkson acted as peacemaker between two warring Western Heights women Rose Purgel of Western Heights and her neighbor Mary Drisko. After mediation in the mayor's office Rose dropped the disorderly conduct case and the dispute ended. County Commissioner A. E Hale attended his office for the first time since illness and planned to see a Cleveland specialist, hoping to be back in a few days.
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Harry Hinkson
Western Heights
Rose Purgel
Mary Drisko
Mary
Rose
A. E Hale
Cleveland
New Deputy State Auditor Named in Columbus
On April 10 Edgar W. Ellis of Dayton was appointed deputy auditor of state to replace Church E. Brotton of Cincinnati who resigned. State Auditor Tracy announced the move. Gnesert Swhuamine Peal Drive.
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Columbus
Edgar W. Ellis
Dayton
Church E. Brotton
Cincinnati
Tracy
Chandler Auto Relic in Elyria
Chandler auto relic in Elyria draws attention at Dunn Motor Salesroom as the 1914 Chandler with 276000 miles travels. Owner Col King Stanley, famed Indian scout and lecturer, and bride Grace Raymond claim their wedding was first broadcast by radio. They tour the country with thousands of photos headed to New York Boston then back to San Francisco.
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Chandler
Dunn Motor Salesroom
Col
King Stanley
Grace Raymond
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Around World Aviators Launch Trans-Pacific Flight
In Prince Rupert B C on April 10, four Douglas air cruisers lifted off in drizzle for Sitka Alaska marking the first leg of their perilous round the world flight. The bold venture by America’s top aviators aims to traverse the Pacific in stages despite adverse weather.
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Prince Rupert
B. C
America
Sitka
Alaska
Son of Britain's Premier Seeks Parliament Seat
Malcolm MacDonald son of Labour premier Ramsay MacDonald seeks a parliamentary seat for the Bassetlaw division in Nottinghamshire. He is a student at Oxford's Queens College and plans to balance his studies with election duties.
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Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Bassetlaw
Nottinghamshire
Young MacDonald
Queer’s College
Oxford
Bank Records to be Probed in Ohio by Senate Panel
The Wheeler Brookhart committee will probe Midland National Bank in Washington Court House Ohio in connection with a Justice Department inquiry. Senator Brookhart and Senator Wheeler will interview witnesses and examine books with a government accountant traveling from Washington.
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Washington
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Ohio
Senate
Department of Justice
M. S. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
Wheeler
Montana
Brockhart
Ohio City
Wheeler Indictment Probe Ties GOP Links
Washington April 10 partial substantiation of Senator Burton Wheeler’s charge that the Republican national committee had a hand in his indictment at Great Falls was obtained today by the Brookhart Wheeler investigating committee. The panel learned George B. Lockwood, secretary of the RNC, had been in communication with a special investigator at Great Falls working on the Wheeler case.
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Washington
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Republican National Committee
Great Falls
Brookhart-Wheeler
Arthur Lamdin
Vuluvia
Wm. J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
George B. Lockwood
Wheeler
Navy secretary closes oil reserves leases under direct control
Secretary Wilbur announced a strict policy placing personal charge of Navy oil reserve lands. No leases will proceed without his approval or explicit congressional authorization. Leases may occur only to prevent drainage or when fully authorized and bid competitively. He noted no position on Fall-Denby leases to E Li DoReny, Warry Sinchir.
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Geprissu
Navy
Wilbur
Navy Department
Hale
Maine
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Orized
Congress
Act of Congress
Wilbus
E. Li DoReny
Warry Sinchir
Oklahoma Millionaire Admits Hiring Lawyer in Fraud Case
George L. Miller testified he hired J S Todd, law partner of Harry M Daugherty, to influence the former attorney general. Miller said he paid 2000 for Todd's services and pleaded guilty to defrauding Oklahoma Indians, claiming the act was a technical violation of the law.
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Washington
Daugherty
George L. Miller
Oklahoma
J. 5. Todd
Harry M. Daugherty
Miller
Todd
Senator Gooding Seeks Probe Into Senate Charges
Senator Frank Gooding of Idaho announced he would demand an investigation into charges that he and relatives profited from loans from the war finance corporation. He said interests associated with him borrowed more than a million dollars, but he contends the loans totaled only $133,600.
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Washington
Boise
Idaho
War Finance Corporation
Frank Tt. Gooding
Finance Corporation
Gooding
Prosecution Delay Over Hickory Powder War Frauds
Washington April 10 The Justice Department has refused for two years to prosecute war fraud charges against Hickory Powder Co a Nashville firm once owned by Du Pont interests A V McBane United States district attorney in Tennessee charged at the Daugherty investigation McLaine said a local probe found irregularities or possible frauds involving millions of dollars He visited 19 times urging action and complained that no full investigation had been carried out
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Washington
Department of Justice
Old Hickory Powder Co
Nashville, Tenn
Dupont
A. V. Mcbane
United States
Tennessee
Daugherty
McLean
McLaine
Department
Borah named chair of Wheeler indictment probe panel
Senator William E Borah Republican of Idaho was named chairman of the special national committee formed to investigate the indictment of Senator Burton K Wheeler Democrat of Montana. The move sets a formal inquiry into the Wheeler case as April proceedings begin.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Republian
Idaho
Special National Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Mon
Committee Named by Federal Grand Jury Members
A federal grand jury named a committee including Senators McLean Republican of Connecticut Sterlin Republican of South Dakota Swanson Democrat of Virginia and Caraway Democrat of Arkansas. Other members will be added from the Senate to complete the panel.
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Tana
McLean
Connecticut
Sterlin
South Dakota
Swanson
Virgginia
Caraway
Arkansas
Hugo Stinnes reported dying after illness
Berlin reports Hugo Stinnes Germanys leading industrialist and financier is dying after months of illness with double pneumonia as of April 10. Earlier he rallied briefly but the improvement was transient. Public notices from Brussels and Rome note other dispatches on leaders and earthquakes in Acquapen dente Italy near Orrieto.
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Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Robbery Hits Civil War Vet in Youngstown Amount Stolen $60
Peter D. Thomas, a Civil War veteran and Civil War pension recipient, reported a robbery in Youngstown on April 10 in which he lost $60. The victim relies on his pension for support.
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Peter D. Thomas
New Attorney General for Law Enforcement
Harlan Fiske Stone, appointed attorney general, spoke to the Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement in Washington. He stressed the department’s high ideals, namely that the law must be obeyed and that disobedience should be punished swiftly. He noted a heavy workload awaiting him at the Justice Department and that he must return to work.
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Washington
Harlan Fiske Stone
Attormey
Women's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Department of Justice
800 Phones Out of Order in Youngstown Neighborhood
A large portion of Youngstown residents faced phone outages as 300 telephones in the city's best residential area were knocked out of service today when a wire was destroyed and cable damaged. Local officials investigate the incident and assess restoration timelines.
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Youngstown
Sire
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