Fiery Senate Clash Over Mellon Probe and Tax Bureau
An April 12 dispatch reports Democratic and Republican leaders in Washington clashing over Secretary Mellon and the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The president defends Mellon, while Senate foes press for expansion of the inquiry, with plans to hire special counsel. Brookhart moves toward contempt charges against Daugherty in Ohio after a bank records probe.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Mei Ion
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Couzens
Publican
Michigan
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Mellon
McKellar
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
Melton
White House
Watson
Indiana
Senator Couzens
Treasury Department
Jones
New Mexico
Couzens Committee
Internal Revenue
Francis J. Hener
California
Heney
Columbus
Ohio
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Smith W. Brookhart
Charman
Daugherty
Washington, D. C
M.S. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Flu Epidemic Death Toll Reaches Record
Dr G E health commissioner reports this month shows higher deaths than any time since the flu epidemic. A total of 88 deaths recorded, many from lung diseases, with several rebirths noted. The month shows a troubling rise in mortality linked to influenza and related illnesses.
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Lawsuits Over Slander and Damages Filed in City
A slander case and a separate $19 000 suit were filed today in the city. Bertha Frean sues Sebesgren for disparaging remarks damaging her character. Both plaintiffs live in the northern Heights area. The case names Cornell Inning of 249 Street as a defendant. An employee of a local company was injured in a cutting accident, leading to amputation of a finger joint and patient transfer to a Cleveland hospital for infection treatment.
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Bertha Frean
H Sebesgren
Ares
Tern Heights
Cornell
Son Company
Frameup disclosure promised in Columbus police case
State briefs report attorney E J Greely saying a frameup related to charges of irregular practices against suspended police vice squad members Hamilton and Sharp will be revealed within a few days. Other briefs cover Wilbur Schoenbeck 9 dying from an iron bar blow in Cleveland and Wesley Vendeville 16 beginning Coshocton lake swimming season.
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E. J. Greely
Hamilton and
Sharp
Hamilton
Coshocton
Wesley Vendeville
Coshocton Lake
Smith Sisters duel to win Elyria Dance Derby title
In Elyria The Martha Lee Club of Cleveland launches the Dance Derby era as three Smith sisters Lucille Genevieve and Mildred win preliminary heats to reach the Cascade Park final next Tuesday April 25 The event promises a record crowd with $20 awarded to the champion and inter city showdowns hinted by manager John de Phillips as plans unfold for broader contests with Lorain Cleveland and others.
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Elsria
Martha Lee
Cleveland
Smith
Lucille
Genevieve
Mildred
Cascade Park
Pa Smith
Joe Smith
Martha Lee Club
Joneses
Browns
Elyria
Elsaria
John de Phillips
Lorain
Council Agrees On New Yellow Line Franchise
The city council reached a preliminary agreement on a twenty five year Yellow Line franchise. They toured Lodi Street at Furnace to adjust the track layout and switch point to avoid double tracking the bridge. An emergency clause aims to expedite passage, with Lodi Street paving planned this year. The franchise will be drafted and reviewed by Yellow Line officials, with a council meeting next Friday to finalize.
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Furnace and
Furnace Street
Furnace
Cohn
James Muller 16 Dies From Scarlet Fever Victim
James Miller aged sixteen died at his Beaver Court home from complications of scarlet fever. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. James Miller and brothers Bert and Laurie. A Elyna High School sophomore, he belonged to the Congregational church Sunday School Young People’s Society and the Security Benefit Association. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Grown Hill Cemetery with Rev. La A. Hunter officiating.
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Bert
Laurie
Beaver Court
Elyna High School
Congregational Church and
Young People’s Society
Security Benefit Association
Orlock
Grown Hill Cemetery
la. A. Hunter
Berea Offiieung
Floral Tributes Fill O'Donnell Rites at St Marys
Charles O'Donnell was laid to rest this morning at St Marys church after a largely attended service. High mass was celebrated and Father Mooney paid tribute to the deceased as abundant floral offerings showed the esteem he was held in.
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Charles O'Donnell
St Mary’s
Father Mooney
Man Seeks Court Sale To Satisfy Judgment
J L Vandemark sues The Actuating Farm Gate Co in district court alleging a $1,515 judgment remains unsatisfied. He has levied on real estate belonging to the company and asks the court to order its sale to satisfy the claim.
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R F. Vandemark
Actuating Farm Gate Co
Union Church Good Friday Services Announced
The Ministerial Association of the City announces union Good Friday services at Union Church of Christ from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m with a half hour per participant and city clerks and police handling the program. Separately Raymond Coleman was arrested. Dimare supported by his mother. a child’s case involved carriage and bond set at fifteen dollars weekly for family support.
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Ministerial Association of
Union Servic
Church of Christ
Cleve
Raymond Coleman
Howlett
Tosnee
George Fie
Deaths and births in Medina county reported
Medina O April 12 there were 61 births and 44 deaths in Medina county during the past month. Communicable diseases were reported to be on a derchuos in the county. 8600 job goes begging Medina O April 12 the postmastership at Mallet Creek is going beggng The office pays $600 a year etc has few customers has no Sunday business and the postmaster bosses two rural mail carriers.
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Medina County
Medina
Mallet Creek
Offic
Postmatter
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Hold Mid-Year Conclave
Over one thousand teachers attend the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association mid year meeting in Lorain. Leaders discuss school cost and finance, proper salaries, pensions, and education methods. Speakers include Mark L. Thomson Supt D J Boone A R Williams L C Lord Dr Wm Meandre U S Light and Dean T W Graham. A debate on continuing mid year meetings follows.
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Lorain
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Mark L. Thomson
Cleveland Board of Education
Supt
D. J. Boone
A. R. Wiliams
Palmesville
L. C. Lord
Ilinois State
Dean T. W Graham
Oberlin
Horticulture Mets at Birmingham Next Week
Next Monday evening Richard Faxon will speak at the Birmingham Horticulture meeting on Storage of Fruit. He studied storage houses and conditions, a talk of interest to fruit growers. The following evening Glines from State University will discuss Potatoes. he has years in certified seed. Both talks at Birmingham School Building starting 7 45.
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Birmingham
Faxon
Glines
The
State University
Birmingham School
Personal Crisis Reports In Jail In Youngstown
Vincent Blada, 45, of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, died by suicide in Youngstown city jail today, hanging himself with a necktie after a suspension charge at arrest.
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Youngstown
Vincent Blada
McKeesport
Approved bonus bill Washington April 12
The soldiers' bonus bill was favorably reported to the Senate today by the finance committee.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Sherwood Eddy to Speak at Local Y M C A Meeting
El bany hosts a public dinner and main address by international author and religious leader Sherwood Eddy at First Congregational Church next Thursday. Eddy, fresh from Europe Asia tour, will discuss European industrial and political trends and YMCA work abroad. Reservations for dinner are limited with tickets available at the Y M C A and church office.
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Sherwood Eddy
World Conditions
First Congregational Church
Eddy
Germany
Russia
Ruhr
Europe
Asia
Young Men's Christian Associations of America
Mr. Eddy
International Y. M
Christian Forces
Allen Theatre
Cleveland
Federated Churches
S. Parkes Cadman
Elyria
Y M. Cc
Congregational Church
M.C. A
Auto crash suit filed by Mary Wilson against Robert Smedley
Mary Wilson of Lorain sues Robert Smedley in common pleas court alleging that on June 11 1923 his car mounted the sidewalk at West 22nd Street and Oakdale Avenue knocking her down causing head and body injuries and hospitalization. She seeks 110 000 damages.
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Mary Wilson
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Robert Smedley
W. 22d Street
Oakdale Avenue
Auto Fire at City Service Auto Repair Shop
Fire crews evacuated and extinguished a small blaze at 1935 hours near Temple Court at City Service Auto Repair. An auto owned by A. Ebert the druggist caught fire during repair due to a short circuit in the gasoline line. damage was limited to paint scorches and the vehicle was moved outside.
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City Service
Temple Ct
A. Ebert
Michigan Senator Covezns Prepares for Major Surgery
April 12 news reports Senator James Covezns of Michigan, a leading county figure, facing stomach and intestinal disorders, is expected to undergo an operation today.
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Wastington
James Covezns
Michigan
Cleveland Prohibition Crackdown Intensifies After Threats
United States district attorney A. E. Bernsteen faced a nervous collapse after receiving hundreds of threatening calls amid a major dry cleanup in Cleveland. The crackdown expanded with sixty six new informations for illicit liquor sales, as authorities boost protection for Bernsteen and pursue beer conspiracy charges against Smith Products Co. and related officials.
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United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Department of Justice
Bernsteen
Cleveland
W. L Bence
Youngstown
County Grand Jury
Justices of the Peace
Smith Products Co
Akron
Canton
Edward F. Dixon
Two men near death from wood alcohol in Medina
Medina April 12. John McNulty of Louisville Kentucky and Robert Sharkey without a home are in serious condition from drinking wood alcohol purchased here. McNulty is recovering but little hope is entertained for Sharkey. Both are about 50 years of age.
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Medina. O
John McNulty
Louisville, Ky
Robert Sharkey
McNulty
Sharkey
How to List Your Machine
Automobiles should be listed for 1324 at not less than the following percent of the list price. 1924 cars bought since Jan 1 show 90 percent, 1924 cars bought before Jan 1 show 1 percent. Older cars range from 50 to 86 percent.
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J.B. Johnson
G B. Findlay
Earl Peters
Geo. H. Ely
T. L. Moise
Weve
H. M. Andress
the Lepper Motor Co
Overland Knight Sales Co
C. H. Merthe
Harvey Heath
CG. C. Osborn
Geo. Schmithkens
A. Cook
C. Earborn
Hastings
Chocolate Shop
Oo Nursery Co
E. C. Mand
J. T. Rise . Anes
W Krebs
John Madoke
Helen MecQuire
W. R
the Robinson Hancock Co
P. J. Hermbach
Simpson
Rob
Wm. Burroughs
W. Hartmann
H. H. Benham
G. Roberts
Don P Dudley Cages
Ou O. M. Southard
Elizabeth Walton
Florence M. Walton
Himer W. Walton
Walton Ice Co
Walter Zarnke
Emerys Cash Grocer
Rofsky
Esse
Jake Smith
Miners Idle as Contracts Expire Across Regions
About 65,000 coal miners are idle in various areas of the country with 20,000 more in southwestern Kentucky set to quit on April 15 when current contracts expire. John K. Lewis, president of the UMWA, announced the development today.
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Washington
Kentucky
John K. Lewis
U. M. Wy
SPSS
Weather forecast for Great Lakes and Ohio Valley week
April 12 report from Washington forecasts much cloudiness and showers across the Great Lakes region with near normal temperatures most days. Ohio Valley expected showers early and again midweek with temperatures normal or slightly above average for the period.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
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