Chot Suggested Ve y Employment Treasury Probe
Fragmented text indicates a Senate inquiry into the Treasury Bureau and employment actions. The record mentions Gif finchot and J. Heney related to a probe and a committee named to the bureau. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are established in the readable fragments.
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Chot
VEY
Treasury
al Revenue Bureau
Giffinchot
Carnor
Pennsyl
James Couzens Bigan
S J. Heney
Senate Committee
Ellingtonite to Succeed Elyrian at Martins Ferry
Martins Ferry Ohio officials announce the election of E H Wellington as superintendent of schools replacing KR Masten who will resign to take a new post in Elyria Ohio. The move affects the school system at Elyria and Martins Ferry with Wellington assuming duties after the current term ends.
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Ellingtonite
Elyrian
Martins
L A James Dies. May James Widow of Avon Lake Resident
Mrs May James 53 of Avon Lake area reported by coroner to have died from apoplexy after her husband L A James 69 died nearby. The oft-quoted line notes Perry reported death details as authorities move the body to Cleveland for burial.
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Miles Perry
Lake Road
Lake
May James
Durthe
Perrys
Cleveland
Republican Convention Heads to National Stage
The article notes plans for a Republican convention with extensive radio coverage by WTAM WJAX and WHE aimed at reaching millions nationwide. It highlights anticipated speeches by both the president and vice president nominees and the expected broad accessibility of the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveland
Hughes Opens Dan Washington Speech at New York Convention
Charles Hughes will keynote the New York Republican state convention delivering a broad platform outline. He will review three years of Coolidge administration, defend government honesty, and highlight tariff, tax relief, arms talks, debt settlements, and foreign relations.
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Washington
Calvin Cooalidge
White House
New York
Charles Hughes
Hughes
Coolidge
America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Cleveland
Breaks Rib in Fall at Methodist Church Demolition
Thomas Lynch of Livingston Avenue fell from a tower during the dismantling of the M E church and landed on a brick pile. He was taken to the hospital with a broken right rib and facial injuries.
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Methodist Church
M. E
Thomas Lynch
Livingston Avenue
Court rules Poor's stock ties do not justify ouster
The Ohio Supreme Court quashed Governor Donahey's attempt to remove George T. Poor of Cincinnati from the State Utilities Commission. It held that Poor's previous ownership of Cities Service Company stock did not establish a sufficient connection to the commission's jurisdiction. Six of seven justices concurred, with Judge Wanamaker absent due to illness.
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Columbus
Donahey
George T. Foot
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court
Poor
Cities Service Company
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Wanamaker
Ilness
Fraternal Eagles to Host Social Session Next Thursday
The Fraternal Order of Eagles invites all Eagles and new applicants to a social evening next Thursday featuring a show and fish fry. Grand Worthy Secretary J. B. Parry will attend and address the gathering, promising an enjoyable occasion for all members.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles
Anang Diate
J. 8. Parry
Rubbish Depositor Fined One Dollar by Mayor
Police arrested John Herrin after he dumped rubbish on an isolated lot on Salford Street. He was fined one dollar and costs this morning. The city maintains a dumping ground for refuse to be used instead of private property dumping.
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Eastern Heights
John Herrin
Salford Street
Pekras Sues Theatre Co for Damages Over Encroachment
John Pekras sues The Georgeple Theatre Co and Walter Watts receiver seeking damages up to 50000 dollars claiming the west wall and theatre cornice encroach on his leased property by several inches and infringe his air rights. He seeks court determination of damages.
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John Pekras
Georgeple Theatre Co
Walter Watts
Pekras
Brand Theatre
Thaw's asylum record shows he was rough on his pets
April 15 opening of Harry K Thaw's sanity plea trial reveals defense aims to prove sexual perversion not a basis for insanity in Pennsylvania. Psychiatrist Dr. Mills testified as Thaw’s rabbits appear in records showing he spent hours caring for them, often disrobing with rabbits on his shoulders and keeping pets in his room despite staff concerns.
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Thaw
Asylum
Philadelphia
Harry K Thaws
Arthur G. Dickson
Pittsburgh Stallionaire
Kirkbride
Stanford White
Pennsylvania
Charles K. Mills
Mills
John M. Patterson
Dickson
Fortuna
Firemen Aid Infant Choking During Early Morning Call
Central Station responds to John Muller home on Hinkelcourt for a baby choking spell amid whooping cough. Chief Bates retrieves equipment but mother action outside rescues the infant by turning it upside down and giving a shake. the child began breathing again and was reported improving.
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John Muller
Hinkelcourt
Central Station
Bates
Girl Confesses In Bank Hold Up Near Mount Cory
Findlay dispatch reports a 25 year old woman confessed aiding Donald Tucker in the February Mount Cory Bank robbery where $700 was taken. She said she drove the getaway car and waited while Tucker returned with the loot, then fled amid gunfire. Police suspect involvement in another street hold up.
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Mone
Detroit
Guards Watchman as Safe 15 Blown
Police hunt three bandits who blew open a Moore 611 company office safe in Columbus Ohio and escaped with securities over 3000 dollars and 100 in cash. Night watchman Frank A. Kaiser forced to sit in darkness with a pistol at his head during the crime. In Washington the soldiers bonus bill advances in the Senate ahead of tax reduction measures.
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Columbus
Moore 611 Company
Frank A. Kaiser
Grand Jury Hears 29 Cases in County Session
The county grand jury convened this morning and selected W. J. Hillier of this city as foreman. A total of twenty nine cases are on the docket for investigation with many witnesses present. Officials expect a report by week’s end.
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W. J. Hillier
Lord Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for the late Mrs. A. E. Lord will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 from the home 315 West Avenue. Rev E B Redhead will officiate and burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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A. E. Lord
West Avenue
Rev
E. B. Redhead
Bural
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Illinois man named head of Dry League in U S
The Rev. F. Scott McBride, long time Illinois state superintendent for 13 years, is appointed general superintendent of the Dry League. His prohibition efforts in Illinois will be extended nationwide.
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Illinois
Ilinois
United States
F. Scott McBride
Diry League
Britain Signals Support for Dawes Plan in House
Premier MacDonald told the Commons that Britain is prepared to back the Dawes reparation plan in full if other nations do likewise. He praised the expert report as unbiased and well considered, noting the cabinet has studied it since its release and has shared willingness with the United States.
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London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Britain
Europe
Great
Women Seek Dry Plank in GOP Platform in Cleveland
At the political Plattsburg meeting in Cleveland Mrs John Gordon Battelle of Columbus urged inserting a dry plank in the Republican National convention platform. She is one of Ohio's seven delegates at large.
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Cleveland
Plattsburg
John Gordon Spattelle
Columbus
Battelle
Ohio
Margaret McKitrick Dies in Detroit at 73
Mrs Margaret McKitrick died at her son Elmer McKitrick’s Detroit home while visiting for Easter. She was 73 and survived by six children including Charles, Mrs E D Mason, Riler, Elmer, Mrs L Schmidt, and Mrs Otis Rogers, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 from Mrs Schmidt’s home on Winckles Street with Rev W L Burner officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Margaret McKitrick
Elmer McKitrick
Detroit
C. L. Schmidt
Winckles Street
Charles
Columbus
E. D. Mason
Newark
Riler
West Virginia
Elmer
L Schmidt
Elyria
Otis Rogers
Marietta
L. Schmidt
W. L Burner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Donahey Pardons Liquor Violators
Governor Donahey granted clemency to Alex McCloskey of Alliance and Robert Wilson Byesville, who were serving Stark county workhouse sentences for liquor law violations in Columbus on April 13.
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Columbus. O
Donahey
Alex McCloskey
Alliance
Robert Wilson
Byesville
Stark County
Inside story of illicit whiskey deals in Ohio
Cecil H. Kearns of Toledo testified before the Wheeler Brookhart committee that close allies of former Attorney General Daugherty helped illicit whiskey schemes in Ohio in return for campaign contributions. He cited a $50,600 Cleveland payment and alleged pardons were sold under Mr Slemp and other deals while parolees and lawyers benefited.
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Washington
Ohio
Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Cecil H. Kearns
Toledo
Atlanta
Kearns
Abe Ungerleider
Cleveland
Fred Grant
Slemp
Grant
Senator Moses
Johnson
Walter Brown
Rebels execute staff member of Villareal in Mexico City
Mexico City dispatch reports eleven staff members of former agriculture minister Antonio Villareal were executed by a federal firing squad. Villareal’s rebel group was ambushed at Alcotenau. the commander escaped.
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Mexico City
Antonio Villareal
Audad Victoria
Tamalpias
Villareal
Alcotenau
Green Line starts twelve new cars on main line
This morning the Cleveland and Southwestern began its twelve new cars on regular trips along the main line. The cars ran with good time except for a hot box on one car and are lighter than the old ones, promising power savings. In New York on April 13 JE Gary, chairman of U S Steel, warned that North and South American business relations were not as close as they should be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelard & Southwestern
New York
JE H.gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
FARE PEDDLERS GIVEN STIFF FINES
Two men selling fake maple sirup were captured by Officer Sweet on Ninth street. John J. O'Brian and Benjamin Jones, of Medina, claimed Cleve land origin and O'Brian held a soldiers peddlers license. Mapleine was deemed water sugar and flavoring. They pleaded guilty to pure food violations, fined 100 dollars and costs, and jailed until payment.
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Sweet
Ninth Street
John J. O'Brian
Benjamin Jones
Medina
Cleveland
O'Brian
Cuyahoga County
Curtice
Hinkson
Slayer of Policeman Electrocuted Tuesday
Clen Head, 31, colored, was electrocuted at the penitentiary for the murder of Youngstown policeman Prospero Atonacci. He shot the officer during an arrest for drunkenness, was sentenced to death days earlier but remained under a stay. He leaves a widow and two sons in Youngstown.
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Columbus
Clen Head
Penitentiary
Prospero Atonacci
Youngstown
Head
Atonacci
Mahoning County
Two Die in Love Pact in Cleveland Home
In Cleveland, April 5, Mrs Margaret Horvath 28 and Peter Hasak 33 died after a love pact. Horvath, arriving from work, found them seemingly embraced. The couple reportedly vowed to bury themselves together and to die in unison.
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Cleveland
Margaret Horvath
Peter Hasak
Horvath
Arrest Train Riders in Tripolis for Morning Incident
Three more riders, Salme Prezios, Harry Stevens and Jos ash 4a rpa, were placed in lockup last night. This morning they were fined $1 and costs by Mayor Hinkson and sent out of town on suspension of the fines.
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Tripolis Coare
Tra U
Salme Prezios
Harry Stevens
Josash
Tanroad Eee ‘Nes
Hinkson
Local Pastor Denounces City Officials Over Prisoner Release
Rev T Howard Jones of the M E church continued his attack on Lorain city officials on April 15 over plans to release some prisoners held on liquor charges. He asserts officials are not upholding the law and are seen as advocates of leniency.
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Lorain
T Howard Jones
M. E Church
Becaus
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses Session Opens
The twenty first annual session of the Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses convened in Columbus on April 15 with about four graduates attending. The conference will run through Thursday.
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Columbus
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nutedy
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