Seven Truck Drivers Found Guilty by Burke Court
Seven men were found guilty of violating the Burke road law in a formal courthouse proceeding. Fines of 25 dollars and costs were levied for six defendants while Bernard Griffo faced 50 dollars and costs for speeding and overloading. All posted 200 dollar bonds and were released pending appeal.
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Burke Road
George
Court House
W. H. Kime
Cleveland
Ralph W. Sanborn
Justice George
Peter Winner
B H. Hook
Julius Englehard
William Schoffer
H. G. Meeks
Little optimism marks Irish truce talks in Dublin
The April 13 conference between Irish Free State representatives and Republican Army mutineers opened amid gloom. Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith represented the provisional government against De Valera and Brugha. Ulster excluded, aims include ending crime and preserving free speech amid Easter turmoil.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Irish Republican Army
Irish Provisional Government
Eamonn Devalera
Ulster
Michael Collins
Arthur Grifith
Devalera
Cathal Brugha
Russia to respond to allied aid plan under loan, control
Genoa April 13. Bolshvist delegates present allied reconstruction plan to the soviet government asking 24 hours for Russia to answer. Allied proposal includes loans or credits, a joint commission to supervise foreign debts, and bonded debt backed by allied oversight. Russia likely opposes court to protect foreign property and extensive trade control. In Charleston a T N T explosion at Port Terminals injured one and shattered windows nearby.
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Genoa
Russia
Moscow
Charleston
8. C
Port Termi
North Charleston
Fay
Chleston
Bomb Demolishes Tenement in New York
An explosion at 218 Eldridge Street wrecked a five story tenement injuring six people and triggering a mass panic. Police detained two suspects, Rosario Kieth and Gasparo La Plana, amid a dynamite bombing investigation as firefighters battled flaming upper floors and searched for missing residents.
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New York
Eldridge Street
Clinton Street
Rosario Kieth
Stanton Street
Gasparo la Plana
Local Prohibition Probe Seeks Affidavits in 71 Violations
Safety Director Joseph Gould asks state prohibition agent Don Parker to submit affidavits and names of witnesses for 71 alleged Volstead act violations in Lorain. Gov promises prosecutions to begin immediately if affidavits and witnesses are produced.
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Lorain
Joseph Gould
Don V. Parker
Parker
Gov§i
Jazz statue shocks nation says Clare Sheridan
New York April 13 reports claim that Clare Sheridan plans to unveil her new sculpture Jazz next month. The piece shows a nude man and woman bending together and is described as shocking to the American public. Sheridan, who lost her husband in the war, has created busts of Lenin and Trotsky in Moscow.
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New York
Clare Sheridan
Markley School Heating System Fails to Work
Pupils of the upper grades at Markley school occupy the room in the old section as the new $2,000 heating system fails to function. Officials report repeated problems with the installation and seek a fix to restore warmth for students through the winter term.
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Markley
Floods Across Heartland Halt Spring Planting and Displace Thousands
From the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf Coast a disastrous spring season brings millions in damage and widespread flooding. Levees may break near Pekin and Cairo while hundreds shelter in tent colonies. 3000 acres inundated and 12 000 acres at risk. Mississippi nears record flood stage. Michigan towns combat rising rivers. farmers drown fording swollen streams as sowing is delayed and crop prospects fade.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Pekin
la Marsh
Cairo
Ill
East Cape Girardeau
Clear Creek
Mississippi River
Michigan
Cheboygan
Onaway
Qua
Black River
Paris
Simoi
Georga Martin
Ray Omstat
le Crosse Wis
Oshkosh
Oconto
Sister of Mrs Box of Grafton Dies in Florida
Mrs. Charles Box of Grafton learns her sister Jennie died Sunday April 9 at her parents home, the Nichols family, in St Petersburg Florida.
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Charles Box
Grafton
Jenmie
S. Nichols
St. Petersburg
Fia
Good Friday Service Unite Churches in City
A Union Good Friday service will be held tomorrow at the Church of Christ on Second Street from 12 to 3. Worshipers may enter at will, with six 30 minute devotionals led by city pastors and themed on the Last Words from the Cross. The service includes organ music and meditative hymns.
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Church of Christ
Second Street
Jesus
W. S. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
W. L. Burner
Christ
W. Flammer
Second Congregational Church
J. H. Grant
Aviators Die Testing Plane For Round The World Flight
London April 13 Sir Ross Smith and J M Bennett were killed at Brooklands while testing a Vickers aircraft for a round the world attempt. Sir Keith Smith witnessed the crash as the machine entered a flat spin and nosedived onto a shed. Bennett died after minutes. Smith was killed instantly.
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London
Sir Ross ;Smith
J. M. Bennett
Brooklands
Ross ‘Smith
Great Britain
Smith
Bennett
Sir Keith Smith
Sir Ross
Capitain Cockrill
Westminster
Thames
Keith Smith
Sir Keith
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to Four Percent
London reports the Bank of England reduced its discount rate from 4.5 to 4 percent the lowest in years. Edward Brandt of this city is granted divorce from Geneva Brandt by Judge Thompson after detailing neglect and a wife who left for Pennsylvania.
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London
Bank of England Today
Edward Brand
Edward Brandt
Geneva
Brandt
Thompson
Pennsylvania
Democratic women to choose hall use in Lorain
Lorain Post No 30 of the American Legion has informed both Democratic women’s clubs that until they agree which club should use the hall, neither will be allowed access.
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Lorain
American Legion
Highway Construction Buys CLD Longwear Rubber Plant
Sam Horvitz of the Highway Construction Co announces the purchase of the Longwear Rubber Co plant near the depot on Hastavenus. Buildings will house machinery and part may serve small manufacturing plants. Purchase price not disclosed. plant sold years ago for about 200000. Also reports from Dayton and Cleveland note a hospital case near death after a suicide attempt, and a building explosion injuring a woman in East Cleveland.
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CLD Longwear Rubber CO
Sam Horvitz
The
Highway Construction Co
Longwear Rubber Co
Topliff & Bly
Hastavenus
Lloyd George to Visit Rome and Meet Pope XI
Premier Lloyd George will travel to Rome on Saturday and is reported to seek an audience with Pope Pius XI. The article notes the international economic conference will not sit on Sunday or Monday.
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George
Pope
Genoa
Lloyd George
Rome
Pope Pius XI
International Economic Conference
Public Health Nurse Duties Grow in Elyna
Public health visiting nurses operate from the Chronicle-Telegram building with a private telephone. Their increasing workload serves city residents who cannot hire other nurses and promotesHealth by teaching the public how to stay well and how the sick may recover. Nurses work under physician direction and follow city rules and regulations meant to benefit all.
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Elyna
Chronicle-Telegram
Gasoline Prices Rise Across State
Gasoline advanced one cent yesterday with stations charging 24c per gallon today replacing 23c. Tank wagon prices increased from 21c to 22.6c, reflecting higher fuel costs statewide.
Southern tariff group fights foreign valuation in bill
The Southern tariff association denounces the foreign valuation plan in the new permanent tariff bill as Unamerican and pushes for American valuation before the Senate tariff bloc. A split emerges as a majority of blue members seem to favor foreign valuations, signaling the fight will move to the Senate floor.
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Washington
Southern Tariff Association
Senate
Building Crafts Resume Work at Cleveland Today
More than thirty thousand die since March 1, as a result of failure to reach an agreement upon a new Wage scale, returned to work here today, under the terms of a truce arranged between the building trades unions and the building trades' employers association, by which the 1921 scale, under which the highest valid trades receive $1.04 per hour, will be in effect pending negotiation of a new scale. It is expected that a permanent rate will be worked out this month Contracts for construction amounting to nearly $20,000,000 have been held up, awaiting the return of peace. Under the agreement reached, it is expected that work will be immediately started on all these projects
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Cleveland
Building Trades Unions
Building Trades’ Employers Association
Scottish Rite Masons Begin Initiation Work in Dayton
About 4000 Scottish Rite Masons are gathered for initiation with 18 candidates to participate. The work will conclude tomorrow evening.
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Dayton
Court Docket Expands For Appeal Term In County
New appellate term docket grows larger than prior terms. Cases set for hearing include Hugh Dollard versus State, Walter Davis versus State, and others such as Harper and Kerchten Shoe Co versus J C Cromwell, National Tube Co versus Ji Muzychak, and more. Tenants, companies, and individuals appear across diverse civil and criminal matters. Proceedings list railroads, securities, and estate matters among the forthcoming calendar. Judge announces assignment of cases for trial during the term.
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Court of Appeal
Hugh Dollald
State of
Walter Davis
State of the Superior Electric Co
H. Simms
Harper & Kerchten Shoe .Co
8. & E. Shoe Co
J. C. Cromwell
Marie C
the National Tube Co
Ji Mu
Milwaukee Girl Wanders After Train Drinking Incident
22 year old Ruth Kennedy of Milwaukee was found by a policeman in New York city screaming with arms raised in front of a West avenue house. She had been on a train between Cleveland and Ashtabula where she drank with two men and cannot recall how she arrived in New York. She was treated at Columbus hospital for injuries or distress.
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New York
Ruth Kennedy
Jackson Avenue
Milwaukee
Columbus
West Avenue
Cleveland
Ashtab
York
Indicted Plea Outcomes Narrow. Several Admit Guilt
Grand jury defendants appeared before Judge Thompson with most pleading not guilty. Two men admitted guilt to weapons charges while others entered or planned pleas. several bonds were set, and trials begin April 24.
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Thompson
George ©. Brown
West Railroad
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Vincent Yemana
Yemana
Philip Luma
Lorain
Elias Gordon
Elyria
Joe Lewalsky
Ephriam
Towns
Tony Stanziano
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
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