Harles Forbes Indicted in Federal Case
Baltimore April 16 Col Charles St Forbes former director of the United States Veterans Bureau was indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the government. Also named are Charles P O Leary and Nathan Thompson alleged to have conspired to sell 5 000 900 worth of hospital supplies for a fifth of value.
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Charles P. O'Leary
Nathan Thompson
Thompson-Kelly Company
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Chicago
Veterans Bureau Hospital
Large railway shipment authorized by Chesapeake and Ohio
Veland April 16 report states that about 100 Mikado locomotives and 8 000 freight cars totaling roughly 328 000 were authorized by the chief of the Chesapeake and Ohio division.
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Dief
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Ex Husband Row As Sheik Of Dance Halls
L Taylor of Chicago confesses to being under issuing her former name J Taylor 80 year old paralytic seeks 2500 breach of promise in a long marriage said to end by infidelity. The suit notes two former proposals from Charlie while the couple drifted through dance halls. one case was continued as an invalid and warned they might be dead by that time.
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Four Ohioans Die In Tragic Accidents
A series of accidents across Ohio on April 16 includes J McCullough killed at a crossing near Canton when his auto was struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie train. Harry Eisel, 21, commits suicide by poison in Columbus. Joey Flasher, 4, found dead near Mansfield after drowning in Rockyfork. Johnny Gilland, 3, fatally injured by a street car in Columbus. Anthony Skall, 3, near death after a fall from a third story window in Cincinnati. Oliver Cope, 93, first baseball season casualty in Gadiz after being struck by a passerby. Grass fires reported. two calls in Dayton area. Two McCook Field aviators pursue a record flight to Albany, N.Y.
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Sherwood Eddy to Speak at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church invites the public to hear Dr. Sherwood Eddy of New York City this Thursday evening. A banquet at 6 15 pm precedes the 7 pm address, with a communion service at 8 15 pm led by Prof. Youtz. Eddy is an author and YMCA official known for global lecturing.
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Arthur Buswell 61 Dies at Avon From Pleuro Pneumonia
Arthur Buswell aged 61 died at his Avon home early today from pleuro pneumonia. He was well known in Elyria Ridgeville and surrounding areas. He leaves a wife and nine children, three brothers and three sisters, and was brother of the late Nathan Buswell of Elyria. Funeral services have not yet been arranged.
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Spain’s 217 Million Peseta Loan Oversubscribed
Madrid reports the new loan of 217235500 pesetas was oversubscribed seven times. Cordova notes Major Rafael Sanchez named special investigator to pursue the train robber who murdered two mail agents on the Cordova Express and fled with the registered mail. Barcelona announces General Primo Rivera will allow all political parties to join the government if integrity remains unimpeached. Paris records Premier Poincare recognizing the Greek Republic.
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Three Gary Officers Shot in Indiana Harbor Gun Battle
A running gun battle across Indiana Harbor and Gary left three Gary police officers wounded and a desperado wounded. Patrolman Feigeile and Officers English and Pospichall exchanged fire with Joseph Boosquius after he fatally wounded Francisco Jacinero. Boosquius, who gave a Mexico City area name, was believed dying in Murphy hospital as investigators chase motive tied to underworld feuds.
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Daugherty Accused of Dividing Graft Funds With Smith
Washington April 16 Means testifies before Wheeler Brookhart committee that former Attorney General Harry M Daugherty split graft money with Jess Smith. Means claims he collected 225000 to 250000 dollars for Smith from wartime sources, including a 1000000 dollar yen payment from a Japanese representative of Standard Aircraft.
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City appeals to narcotics squad over marijuana sales on 28th street
Lorain officials request Cleveland narcotic squad to probe marijuana sales on 28th street and other areas. The grass, used in cigarettes, reportedly makes some buyers happy or out of control and has even been linked to murder. Most purchasers are said to be Mexicans in the city. Authorities seek state or federal help.
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Glimmers and Jenkins Win Cascade Derby in Cleveland
Nearly 600 attended the Martha Lee club event at Cascade pavilion. Miss Ethel Glimmers and Tom Jenkins edged last week’s champions Geneve Smith and E W Thompson in 46.34 seconds to win a $2 prize. An intercity championship series begins next week with races in Cascade and Lorain, culminating in a state final on a later date.
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Rotary club hears Dunn talk on Navy and Caribbean trip
John D Dunn of the Toledo Times spoke at the Ames Rotary luncheon about a West Indies courtesy trip for newspaper men aboard U S Battleships with insight into peacetime Navy operations. He highlighted Haiti and the Haiti San Domingo region and praised the Navy and Marines. Maud Eleanor Davies sang with Mrs. Fred Bryant. Directors for the coming year were elected: D A Baird C J Crehore T N Cook W B Hubbell S H Laurie J B Thomas L H Webber A L Werner W C Woodward. Officers chosen: President J B Thomas, vice president A L Werner, secretary-treasurer R B Fay, sergeant-at-arms A J Robson.
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Young Men's Club Talks Paints and Plans Convention
At the YM C A meeting plans were made to attend the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Cincinnati from June 5 to 7. Don Sotherdon and David P. Hyman were elected delegates with Robert Loomis as alternate. The group voted $50 toward a swimming pool fund and heard Sherwin-Williams’ B. J. Kent discuss white lead manufacture and dye production, showing a cross section of a white lead chamber and noting 23 000 paint products and 13 000 dyes.
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Ex Amherst Woman Augusta Marsh Dies at 42
Mrs Augusta Marsh ex Amherst resident died last evening at 135 Parkview Court at age 42. She is survived by husband Charles three sons Adel bert Homer and Orlo four sisters and one niece. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from the home Rev W A Tabbert will officiate burial Ridgeville cemetery Amherst church associations noted. Washington report on special grand jury empanlement in Fall Denby oil cases involving Harry Sinclair and BE L Young.
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Bandits Escape In Gun Battle In Akron Payroll Heist
Five heavily armed bandits in a racing automobile robbed the American Hard Rubber Company payroll of about $16,000 this morning. The guards HJ Bell N A Bahey and A Mooney were forced to surrender as revolvers flashed and the robbers smeared away under a rain of bullets. Mrs. Caroline Heckley alerted police, but the bandits vanished before officers arrived.
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Darling 88 Dies at Home in Darling OK
Bryan Darling 88 died at his home 233 East Fourth Street shortly after noon today. He was a longtime resident of the city and well regarded for his kindness and courtesy. He is survived by his wife and one son, Perry V. Darling, president of the Commonwealth Bank of Cleveland. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Smoky Days in Lorain County Promote Corn Borer Burn
Northern Lorain County on a planned week of corn stalk burning to curb the corn borer. Entomologists note as few as 1,000 stalks burned per farm across 1,800 farms could kill about 36,000 borers, potentially preventing 5.4 million caterpillars in August. Bonfires urged across ten townships with gathered stalks, including home gardens, to reduce infestation.
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Canada
Check Forger Hits City With Fake Check
Whidden Smith reported a young well dressed Iban bought electric light bulbs yesterday and cashed a six dollar check that proved fraudulent. The man left promising to return but did not and has not been seen since.
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Police doubt Dorothy White confession in Bobbed Hair Bandit case
After months of hunting the Bobbed Hair Bandit the New York police distrust Dorothy White’s claim of involvement. They had arrested several women and pursued identification. White remains held as a material witness as additional suspects are detained after a holdup.
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Doctor A C Busey Arrested in Texas Behind Hooded Mob Scandal
Dr A C Busey captured in Harriger Texas by Justice Department agents while linked to the Mer Rouge hooded mob murders. He had claimed the still living Thomas Richards and had escaped from the Atlanta prison farm. Burns said new evidence tightens case against known suspects without naming new ones. Busey to be returned to Atlanta to finish sentence.
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Haringer
Texas
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Thomas F. Richards
Morehouse Parish
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Watt Daniel
Wm J Burns
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Department
John M Parker
Louisiana
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Daniel
Mother of Elyrians Succumbs at Medina
A Medina obituary notes the death of a former Ely resident at 7 30 pm. The service is set for tomorrow at 3 pm from the First Baptist Church Medina with Rev O G Nichols officiating and burial in Medina. The deceased is named along with surviving relatives in Shreve Cleveland and local areas. A missing youth case follows: Bryce James 14, Macedonian, from 36 Woodford avenue. he took $5 from his mother and reportedly headed townward in search of adventure.
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New London
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This City
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Chippewa Lake
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Medina
G Nichols
Hunt
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Woodford Avenue
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