Nolle Charges Against Rose Silverman
At the urging of the prosecuting attorney Judge W B Thompson nolled liquor possession charges against Rose Silverman Lorain The action ends one phase of a challenge to Rankins arrest of alleged violators acquitted in municipal courts asserting constitutional rights The case against William Smith Elyria was also dismissed and his hearing was continued indefinitely
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W. B. Thompson
Rose Silverman
Lorain
Thompson
O. EF. Rankin
Artol
United States
Rankin
Silverman
William Smith
Ely
Government rests in Sinclair Teapot Dome case in Washington
The government closed its conspiracy case against Harry F. Sinclair with two evidentiary rulings pending for Monday. Owen J. Roberts said the government rests after five days of trial in which one day was spent on jury selection and three days on presenting the case. Justice Jennings Balsley adjourned court to 9 am Monday as prosecutors seek permission to introduce testimony about a $55,000 payment connected to the lease.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Owen J. Roberts
Nettle
Jennings Balsley
Albert B. Tall
Interior
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Sinclair
Harry M. Daugherty
Interior Department
F S Booth
Mrs Goodhue in grave condition at White House report
Washington April 15 Mrs Coolidge returned from Northampton Massachusetts to comfort her aged mother Mrs Lemira Goodhue who is critically ill from pneumonia complications Doctors say her condition is extremely grave and there is no hope for recovery despite her daughter's presence at the bedside
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Washington
Woman To Preach Here Sunday Sermon by Hattie Hammond evangelist
Hattie Hammond a Maryland evangelist who began preaching at thirteen and has worked in evangelistic ministry since seventeen will speak at 3 p m Sunday at the Gospel Mission 144 KH Bridge Street The Cleveland revival meetings she just finished lasted three weeks and she spoke there last Wednesday night to a strong response An orchestra from Cleveland's Pentecostal church will accompany the service which is open to the public.
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Hattie Hammond
Maryland
Gospel Mission
Bridge Street
Cleveland
Miss Hammond
Pentecostal Church
Thirteenth Birthday Observed at Local School
Friday the thirteenth marks Maxine’s thirteenth birthday at Betgeville Junior High. She attends the school and is a member of the Girl Scouts. Her friend Hue Matine Cuatie, daughter of Ralph and Mrs Castle of Cleveland Road, also notes the date as lucky.
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Hue Matine Cuatie
Ralph Castle
Cleveland Road
Maxine
Bétgeville Junior High School
Srovta
Mayor Hewitt explains tax dollar use at Pugrim talk
Elyria residents learned how city budgets and tax rates are set in Mayor James A. Hewitt’s address on What Is Done With My Dollar. He outlined the tax duplicate, council review, and budget process, noting current rate levels and recent valuation increases affecting taxpayer burden.
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James A. Hewitt
Pugrim Community Church
Hewitt
Four youths sought in cleveland kidnapping of two teens
Four youths abducted two girls Florence Kvet 19 and Margaret Vidmar 18 after a ride to a cottage near Willoughby. They were held for more than two hours and mistreated before being returned to their homes. The incident followed a dance at the Slovenian Home.
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Cleveland
Willoughby
Florence Kvet
Margaret Vidmar
Steubenville Police Captain Dies After Hall riot
Steubenville Ohio April 13 Scott Roe 62 Steubenville police captain died early today after a riot at the annual hall Wednesday night. Angelo Tubby Tomburra 23 alleged assailant will be charged with first degree murder under Ohio statute. Frank Roman 23 of Jersey City may be held as accomplice. Roe was dragged down stairs during effort to eject gangsters. Mayor Cotler said the city would seek the death penalty.
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Steubenville
Scott Roe
Angelo “Tubby” Tomburra
Ohio
Frank Roman
Jersey City
N. J
Roe
Tomburra
Oliver R. Cotler
Court of Appeals Delays Lorain Bridge Injunction Ruling
Judge C G Washburn said the Lorain County Memorial Bridge injunction case will likely wait another week for a decision. The Lorain appellate court finished work today and will reconvene in Akron on Monday after receiving a brief from Finegold counsel summarizing the argument.
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Court of Appeals
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
C. G. Washburn
Lorain County
Finegold
Washburn
Akron
Uuun
Two Hundred Arrested in Italy Milan Chronicle
Milan April 15 police custody holds two hundred suspects linked to an assassination attempt on King Victor Emmanuel. Two women nearby provided the key tip about a man with a box near the lamp post on piazza Giulio Cesare, who vanished when spotted. Evidence points to the bomber returning late Wednesday to place the grenade in the lamp post cavity.
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Milan
Victor Emmanuel
Giulio Cesare
All Invited To Kite Contest At Riverview Park
Parents and all school children are invited to attend a kite flying contest at Riverview Park Saturday afternoon. Entries close tonight at nine at the YMCA with prizes on display for first and second places. Wire cannot be used as string per contest rules.
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Riverview Park
Bar exam scandal trial opens in Ohio Supreme Court
Twelve defendants including former Supreme Court employee Ralph W. Miller face charges of conspiring to fix the June 1927 State Bar examination. Miller testified detailing payments and meetings with attorney John B. Canfield and two Cleveland students intended to influence grades and admission.
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Columbus
Ralph W. E. Miller
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Miller
John B. Canfield
Cleveland
Don Nt. Andrews
John C Jackson
Chagrin Falls
Andrews
Jackson
Canfield
Atty. J. B. Dworken
Kent H. Myers
Dworken
Roy H. Gulkey
C. Emory Oliver
Meyers
Uerman
Werner
Attorney General’s Department
Muller
George S. Mihaiek
Roy
Guilkey
Lorain Boy Sues Driver for 2009 Dollar Injuries
Joe Zelins 8 of Lorain sues Willis Wackedorn for 2009 dollars in damages from injuries suffered when struck by a car in Lorain on June Jane. The boy alleges a broken hip bone and seeks payment for medical costs and pain.
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Joe Zelins
Lorain
Wilis Wackedorn
Hoy
Jane
BUUD OUTLOOK IN LAKES Hat
Cleveland April 13 optimistic view from Great Lakes district industries for the next three months. Car loadings seen at 760615, up eight percent from last year per American Railway Association survey. Auto makers expect 21 12 percent rise in demand for cars. Ore, sand and gravel shippers anticipate gains. grain dealers and milling firms 10 percent. sugar and syrup makers 11 percent. explosives 3 percent.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
American Railway Association
Local man fined for possessing intoxicating liquor
Nick Drisko of Woodford avenue was fined $500 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Police found liquor testing sixteen per cent at his home after his Sunday arrest. Drisko had pleaded guilty. mayor James A. Hewitt warned that he must obey the law or his place would be padlocked.
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Nick Drisko
Woodford Avenue
Drisko
Ife
James A. Hewitt
Dayton blaze destroys two Frahamp plants
Dayton, April 13. A pair of Frahamp ou-Fenestra Steel Car Co. factory buildings were totally destroyed by a blaze in the early hours. The damage was estimated at $200,000. Fire began in the boiler room and burning oil endangered firefighters. Coroner J. I. Torrence and a reporter narrowly escaped injury when a wall collapsed.
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Dayton
Frahampou-Fenestra Steel Car Co
J. I. Torrence
Montgomery County
Senate passes McNary Haugen farm bill in push for veto override
The Senate voted 58 to 23 to approve the McNary Haugen farm bill sending it to the House. The measure creates a 60 million dollar revolving fund to aid cooperative groups, form a 11 member Farm Board, and set marketing controls though a presidential veto is anticipated. A second House vote over a veto remains uncertain.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
House
Senate
Coolidge
Farm Board
Federal Reserve
Secretary of Agriculture
State Treasury Ready For Yeggs
Columbus April 13 Guarding against a bandit raid on the state treasury state department employees have been trained in army rifle use by aides of Adjt Gen Frank D Henderson. Buckley says the adjutant general loaned rifles to equip his force kept in the treasury for instant use. Law limits cash to 100000 but bond holdings across departments tempt raids.
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Columbus
State Treasury
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
Bert B. Buckley
Adjutant General
Buckley
Treasury
Political Battle in Brief Surrounds Smith Campaign
Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York travels toward Asheville, D C, wearing his symbol hat as the campaign heats. Secretary Jardine backs Hoover in agriculture policy while the GOP faces a dry plank risk. James Cox predicts Smith could win early delegates, cautions Dems to stay united, and Senator Walsh faults Republicans for dodging accountability amid hard disclosures.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Asheville, D. C
Smith
Bremen Seaplane Flight From Ireland To New York Hopes
An anxious report followed the Bremen flight as it crossed the Atlantic toward New York. Crew Captain Hermann Koehl Baron Ehrenfried von Huenefeld and Colonel James E Fitzmaurice aimed to beat head winds and reach Mitchell Field by afternoon. A doomed March thirteenth anniversary honors a prior fatal attempt by Captain Hinchliffe and Miss Mackay.
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New York
Bremen
Dublin
Nova Scotia
Hermann Koehl
Ehrenfried Guenther Voni Truenefeld
James E. Fitzmaurice
Irish Free State Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Kingsport
Junkers
Mitchell Field
S. 1
Maine
Augusta
Atlantic
Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Boston
Mitchel Field
Walter G. R. Hinchliffe
Elsie.Mackay
Cranwell Airdrome
England
Arrival of Bremen fliers crowds Crowoanalts at Mitchel Field
A crowd of over 2000 gathered at Mitchel Field Long Island on April 13 to welcome the trans Atlantic plane Bremen and honor the fliers completing the first westward flight by air. Crowds grew as cars arrived and officials led by Crover Whalen awaited news. Distinguish German onlookers joined the jubilation at Kingsport sighting.
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Mitchel Field
L. I
Army Field
Bremen
Crover Whalen
Kingsport
N. S
Mrs Koehl Confident As Her Husband Flies Atlantic
Berlin April 13 Mrs Her mano Koehl expressed calm about her husband Captain Koehl piloting the Junkers manoplane Bremen across the Atlantic. She said she was convinced he would succeed and that even no news would not alarm her, noting he might be forced to alter his course.
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Berlin
Hermano Koehl
Bremen
Atlantic
Skyrocket device speeds records at Opel works
RERUIN Apr 13. A new automobile using a device based on the Repercussion principle and Goddard's skyrocket attained 62 1 3 miles per hour in eight seconds at Opel works today.
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Reruin
Goddard
Opel
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