FIRES AND FLOODS TAKE TOLL OF NINE LIVES
Nine people die as fires and floods strike the city. A large contracts program is outlined to pave and repair streets and utilities. Bids totaling about 140 900 dollars may be the largest request yet, with contracts to be let within days after bid opening and final engineer checks. The work includes Green Line right of way improvements and resurfacing streets from Broad to Depot, Court to Third, and East to West sections, plus paving along Lakefront and river approaches.
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Bones Found Slated Cleveean Bomb Plot In Cleveland
A fragmented report from Cleveland notes a 66 pound bomb planted on a building roof at 447 Woodland Avenue. Police said the device used dynamite in cement and was designed to cause massive destruction and loss of life. An investigation was underway to identify the suspected planter and motives.
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Weather Outlook for April 19 to 24 in Greil Lanes
The forecast calls for a period of showers and cool mornings with a chance of cooler temperatures toward week’s end. Expect variable early week conditions with unsettled skies Tuesday into Wednesday, followed by generally cooler and fair weather by Friday.
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French Troop Train Wreck Kills Three Soldiers
Three French soldiers were killed when a Cram troop left the tracks and the train rolled down an embankment. The incident occurred near Aprig-on-Moselle with reports of an ambush and heavy damage to the carriages.
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Farm relief push visible in Washington as White House backs Tincher plan
Washington activity centers on a proposed farm relief bill backed by President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine. The Tincher measure seeks an advisory council of 60 farmers and a nine member cabinet, plus a $100,000,000 fund to buy wheat and corn for storage to stabilize markets, with government reimbursement from profits.
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Commotion In New York Over a Fashion Store Scene
In New York a chaotic scene erupted outside a fashion house as a group led by a famed early 20th century personality caused a disturbance. Spectators and security clashed briefly as a crowd surged near a boutique. Witnesses describe heated exchanges and hurried departures amid the tense moment.
Haver Describes for Jury How He Killed His Wife
In Philadelphia Ohio April 47 Fiannes Haver a 41 year old former Newcomerstown mail carrier faced the jury in a trial for the death of his wife Kathrine Paice. On the stand he described choking her after a quarrel and said he concealed the crime by dropping her body in a well on her father's farm. The body was found 56 days later. He admitted signs of fear and panicked attempts to hide the deed, claiming he later felt remorse. The case continues on page 2.
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Allied Armies Enter Peking as Frontline Push Advances
Reported movements show Allied forces entering Peking with commanders Chan Hsu Saang and Chang Tsung-Chang poised to establish a front near Tientsin. Government leaders and the silver-state committee pledge to maintain order while President Tain-Cin Ju resumes duties after a period in hiding.
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Former Probate Judge Dies in Ashland Area
An obituary from Ashland reports the death of former Probate Judge Clow Maus at Sugar on April 1. He was father to Mrs. Rhea Vanfield Kuittle and brother to Lt. Commander Newton Arisheld and Judge Darin Vaasa. Maus was known as an expert on omenottern and his funeral is planned for Monday afternoon.
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Fornatoiry Matron Seeks Husband Through Probing Interview
A Cleveland case unfolds as Mrs Marv Blag visits prosecutor Anos Rosahnad Goldberg seeking help to marry. She storms the office claiming her desire for a husband, says George is the best, while staff keep her away. Goldberg declines any legal bid over spousal matters and suggests practical steps.
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Case School of Applied Science Receives Major Gift
The Case School of Applied Science in Cleveland gains 1,605,000 from a 1,009,000 gift by Charles W Gingham and his son William Fengham of Bethel Maine, plus 600 to Alumni drive. Part of funds finance mechanical engineering laboratories and an endowment seeks about 1,100,000. The Panghims recently gave Yale University 1,000,000 for a dormitory.
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No Session In Trial Of James Lyon
Court recessed as no session was held for the trial of James Lyon of Hnran Coal charged with Ureeles Ing. Dozens of spectators failed to appear or remained uncertain about the court’s proceedings. Key testimony from Cleveland detective James Morgan and others was awaited as police officials and local authorities prepared for Monday’s actions.
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Cincinnati Boy Policeman Program Proposed at School Safety Meeting
In Cincinnati a plan to add youth policemen to aid around schools and public offices was discussed by the City Program Commission. The proposal would appoint older students as pupil policemen without pay, with badges and red discs to guide crossing and monitor street safety near schools.
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Polish minister and sergeant linked in Warsaw murder
April 3 in Warsaw reports indicate Kubert Lande, former Polish finance minister, was assassinated by a Polish army sergeant. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the fatal shooting and motive.
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Court Martial Trial Nears at Marine Base in San Diego
Final testimony begins in the court martial of Col. Alexander Williams as Brig. Gen. Sucalev Butler and Maj. J. L. Doxey face questioning. The defense and prosecution prepare for further examinations before a noon adjournment and Monday arguments.
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Three Escaped Prisoners From Nashi Le Fenn Prison
Memphis man Lio Lowe and others escaped from Nashi Le Fenn prison, breaking the jar unit door. The trio aided the escape with a wood gun covering involving tinfoil and pulagges, while eighteen prisoners initially fled and were recaptured. Donna White of Nagville and Barr of Knoxville receive long sentences in related highway robbery cases.
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Norge 12 Resume Flasht Apr 24
Leningrad reports spring polar expedition Norge of the Amurdsin Tiaworth set to depart for 7 Snitzhergen or April 24. Commander Col Umberto Sobne notes departure depends on weather and mooring conditions. Ship plans to avoid Wurminex and proceed to Teriisrad if overhauls are complete.
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The text appears garbled with fragmented phrases about a game between teams Riffs and Vrarcec. Official opening is mentioned for tomorrow, but details and proper names are unclear.
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Canadian Prohibition Criticizes Government Beer Policy
April 17 Washington reports Gov Andrews denounced government sale of light beer as a flat failure in Ontario. Ontario Attorney General William E. Raver testified that the Ontario control plan failed to curb bootlegging and drinking and did not reduce crime. Prohibition leaders pressed for further action as hearings proceed.
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Herrin Riot Probe Delays Testimony In Courtroom
Reported in Herrin today the ongoing riot inquiry halted access for reporters as jurors and officials resume hearings. The commission reiterates intent to hear testimont from Corency George Hell amid tense proceedings and security measures.
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Paris Population Shows Growth in 1925 Census
Paris, April 1. The 1925 census published today shows Paris population at 2,873,416, indicating growth from prior counts. The report notes sustained increases across the city and surrounding districts.
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Youth Enters Not Guilty Plea in Robbery Case
George Adams alias Donald Dicks appeared before Judge W. B. Thompson and pleaded not guilty to robbery. His bail was set at $2500, with bail furnished by his father, following indictment by the grand jury.
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Northwest fires and floods claim nine deaths, $41.5M damage
Minneapolis reports nine deaths and $41.5 million in property damage from forest fires and floods across the Northwest and Western Canadian provinces over the past 48 years, according to latest disaster alerts from the affected regions.
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Spanish aviator Rafael Martinez reported missing in desert search
Apr 27 report states the Spanish aviator Estevez and co pilot Calvo went missing after their plane wreck in the Arabian desert while attempting a Madrid to Tokyo flight. The wreckage was found with a note claiming they charted course toward Amman. The search for the mechanic Calvo and the companion continues amid desert trek reports.
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Order for disposing cornstalks altered by weather
Due to unfavorable weather it is nearly impossible to burn cornstalks this spring. Charles We Treat, director of Agee Toniture, notes disposal relative to the stilks. The county Agricultural SNeent reslard records an amended regulation to plow under standing zeurn, stalke, and toas etubbie before oats, barley, or burat peets are sown.
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New York Harbor Strike Ends As 6000 Reopen Ports
After a 21 hour stoppage 6000 towboat workers returned to work in New York harbor restoring normal shipping. Port operations resumed as demands for straight pay overtime were granted by towboat owners and Marine workers. Debates over incoming and outgoing traffic were resolved as the settlement took effect.
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Baldwin Confers With Wing Before Coal Strike
London reports Baldwin returned to London after meeting George at Windsor over the looming coal strike. Government hopes talks with universal operators will continue next week to resolve the disputes. The national federation of miners, based in Bernis, decided to support the strike, making the situation more tense.
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