Train attack kills dozens in Mexico amid church plot claims
President Calles alleged rebels attacked a passenger train near La Barca Jalisco burning cars and shooting travelers. Fifty five dead reported with possible higher toll as officials fear many more bodies will be recovered. priests Vega Pedrazza Angulo and lawyer Loze linked to religious liberty group named as instigators. Major Ponce De Leon and his wife among missing.
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Mexico City
Calles
Vega Pedrazza
Angulo
Loze
League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
el Catorce
la Barca
Limon
Feliciano
Jalisco
Ponce de Leon
Obregon
Prohibition Army to Patrol Great Lakes Border in War On Bootleggers
Three hundred armed men will patrol the Great Lakes from Toledo to Erie to stop a flood of liquor as Ontario wets next month. A 300-strong Canadian spy detachment will feed run information, while hydroplanes and radio links support the coast guard. Prohibition officials say the manpower and gear will curb smugglers ahead of Stone’s arrival as prohibition administrator.
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Cleveland, O
Great Lakes
Toledo
Erie
Prohibition
Ohio
Ontario
United Press
Arthur Fenton
Canada
Coast Guard
Fenton
Washington
Thomas B Stone
Fred Snyder
W. D .Mss
Aseistone
Third District
86 Year Old Man Freed On Plea Of Unwritten Law
Leavenworth Kansas Anril zi Rufus J Pierce 86 year old Civil War veteran freed of murder after pleading unwritten law He shot Lincoln Endaley Spanish American War veteran who boarded at the Pierce home Endaley s alleged attempt to become familiar with Mrs Pierce 80 and June Bod 16 prompted the shooting Jury deliberated 20 minutes before finding Pierce not guilty
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Leavenworth
Kans
Anril Zi
Rufus J. Pierce
Eivil
Pierce
Lincoln Endaley
Endwley
Governor to Veto Direct Half Mill Tax Measure
Columbus April 12 The Dodd bill imposing a direct half mill state tax will be vetoed today by Governor Vic Donahey. The veto message will cite technical objections and questions of collection viability. The move upends the legislature finalizing its taxation plan and likely delays the session.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
United Press
Donshey
General Assembly
Senate
House
C. C. Gray
Bandit Smith Escapes Guards En Route to Atlanta Prison
Hubert Smith, an auto bandit, escaped from guards on a train near Columbus after earlier jailbreaks. U S Marshal Stanley Borthwick received word from Deputy Marshal Harvey Garrett that Smith, who had fled a Columbus federal building, disappeared during the night while being transferred to Atlanta federal prison.
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Cincinnati
Hubert Smith
Chattanooga Tenn
Atlanta
Columbus
Stanley Borthwick
U. S
Borthwick
Harvey Garrett
Smith
Columbua
Hough
Federal
Peoria
Bride of Six Weeks Ends Life in Cleveland
Ida Glazer aged 16, married six weeks to Joseph Glazer, shot herself in bed. Police report jealousy caused the suicide. the despondent bride had been troubled for some time.
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Cleveland
Ida Glazer
Joseph
Glazer
Young Men's Club Plans Boys' Week Schedule
The committee on Boys' Week at the Young Men's Club will meet tonight to map plans. On Monday night all subcommittees will reconvene to finalize arrangements for the event running from April 25 to May 7.
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Young Men's Club
Filibuster on JP fee bill defeated in Ohio Senate
Columbus Ohio April 21 the Ohio senate began the final day of the ses sion with stalled action after a near full day of debate and a failed filibuster against the Marshall and Billing bills to rehabilitate justices of the peace The Marshall bill would let mayors and justices keep up to 260 a month in fees and set salaries for constables and marshals The Billing bill would require division of fees and fines so most go to the township Both measures are stalled before the house rules committee Opponents expect passage and a move to refer them to the electorate per Senator George H Bender No 2 Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Marshall
Biling
House Rules Committee
George H. Bender
Appropriations Bill Passed by Senate in Ohio
The Ohio Senate concurred with the House on a $53.5 million general appropriations bill adding about $2.5 million more for items including $1.8 million for welfare department buildings. A highway budget amendment shifted roughly $4.5 million to widening and resurfacing hard surfaced roads amid southern opposition over gravel road policies. Governor Donahey signaled a fourth term if gravel road goals face legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Donahey
Highway Department
Ottewans
Disease follows in wake of flood in Arkansas camps
Medical teams battle a growing contagious disease outbreak among refugees in Parkin and Wynne camps. Measles, whooping cough, and mumps spread amid poor sanitation, cold, and rain. about a quarter of the refugees in the two camps are ill and fear of more serious contagion grows.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Parkin and
Wynne
Two Women Escape Marysville Reformatory Captured
Vivian Ingram of Toledo and Martha Ann Whitted of Lima slipped down a rain spout to flee Marysville reformatory. Injuries from the escape hampered the attempt. Ingram faced a 10 to 25 year robbery sentence, Whitted one to three years on bad checks. The plan involved nine inmates and a night matron was assaulted for keys.
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Marysville
Vivian Ingram
Toledo
Martha Ann Whitted
Lima
Marysville Reformatory
Martha
Vivian
Springfield
Mackay Trial Continued To May Fifth
Cleveland April 21 retried swindler J J Mackay saw his case adjourned to May 26 by agreement. Judge Walter C McMahon postponed remaining charge hearings at prosecutors and defense request. Assistant Stanton noted the delay aims to have Mackay tried before Judge Roscoe Hornbeck in New London Ohio, who recently sentenced him to 7 to 10 years.
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Ohio
MacKay
Hornbeck
Forces from Five Powers Guard Soviet Embassy Grounds
On April 21 the western portion of the Soviet embassy grounds in Peking were occupied as a defense measure. Troops from the United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy jointly occupied the area along the edge of the legation quarter to deter any disturbance.
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Peking
Thre Povera
Dsfones
Legation
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Congressman to Give Memorial Day Address
The Memorial Day committee organized by electing Fr. Clayton Smith as general chairman and Mason D. Smith as general secretary appointed Mason Smith Corbett Southam and Alya Smith to the speaker committee. They secured Congressman James T. Begg of Sanducky as the speaker for the day and will meet April 27 to appoint all committees. Citizens are urged to report unadorned soldiers graves at the courthouse for proper care.
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F. Clayton Smith
Charles Refenning
Mason Smith
Corbett Southam
Tan Kothe
George Wiesieke
George Robson
Aiva Smith
Dan Symons
Clayton Smith
Mason D. Smith
Alya Smith
Court House
James T. Begg
Sanducky
Screen Juvenile Held For Murder
Paul Kelly a screen juvenile confessed beating Ray Mond to death with his bare fists and must stand trial for first degree murder. Dorothy MacKay noted actress and wife of Raymond collapsed during the investigation as she and Kelly said their friendship provoked the fatal fight. An indictment was returned by a grand jury last night following the inquiry into Mond's death.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Anna
Paul Kelly
Screen
Ray Mraymond
Dorothy Mackay
Actre
Raymond
Kelly
Rismond
Haymond
Miss MacKay
Icy blasts foreseen for Midwest and Ohio weather
Weather department forecasts frigid air sweeping from the northwest into the Midwest and Ohio with snow and freezing temperatures for an indeterminate period. Forecasts earlier spoke of low temperatures near 80 degrees, and the forecast details reflect a midwest upset in the pattern.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Weather Department
Camps 10 Give Food and Shelter to Flood Refugees
Red Cross estimates more than 52,000 flood refugees with Mississippi river basins to rise no soon relief. War department and Red Cross plan shelter and food for at least two months. Of 62,000 refugees 25,000 west of the river and 37,000 east. Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana heavily affected. Camps set at Marksville Harrisonburg Angola Greenville Natchez Vicksburg Yazoo. Red Cross disaster chief Baker says 170 houses in Columbus submerged. water not to recede for three to four weeks. He surveyed by rowboat.
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Washington
Red Cross
Weather Bureau
Miseissippi River
War Department
Miseissippi
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Marksville
Harrisonburg
Angola
Greenville
Natchez
Vicksburg
Yazoo
Trenty M. Baker
Red Crops
Joe Beene
Columbus
Baker
Adjutant General’s Office No. 2
Elyria Woman Sues for 210100 Over Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs Margaret A M Od y of 188 Hria street sues Lyman Hitchcock of Columbia Center in common pleas court for 15150 plus 1500 for destroyed watch and clothes after a May 1925 Elyria Grafton road collision. She alleges negligence caused permanent injuries to eye and ear and months of pain and nervous shock.
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Margearet
Adams Corners
Ody
Jury Dismissed by Judge Raymond in Sapiro Ford Libel Trial
Federal Judge Fred M. Raymond dismissed the jury in the Aaron Sapiro versus Henry Ford libel case after five weeks of trial in Detroit. He criticized press coverage of the case and noted no evidence of improper conduct by Sapiro or juror concerns. A new trial date was set for April 30, with possible delays past July 1 due to funding.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Fred M. Raymond
Raymond
Sapiro
Co-Operative Farm Leader
William H.gallagher
Stewart Hanley
Ford
Department of Justice
Cora Ioffman
Congress
Six More Banks Suspend In Japan Report
In Tokyo and across Japan six more banks halted operations amid taming liquidity fears. The fifth Tokyo bank, strong with 100 million yen capital and 360 million yen deposits, joined the suspensions. Banknote shipments to Osaka followed heavy runs.
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Japan
Osaka
Fifth Juror Selected in Snyder Gray Murder Trial
In New York on April 1 the jury selection for Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray continued. Juror number five is Herman Ballweg a 63 year old Jamaica resident with a daughter about the age of Mrs Snyder. Court officials prepared a new pool of 260 talesmen as the panel may run out by tomorrow afternoon.
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N. Y
Rtuth Brown Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Herman Ballweg
Jamaica
Talesman
Pola
Snyder
Kiwanis Eyeing School Clinic Plans in Elyria
The Elyria Kiwanis Club moves to establish medical and dental clinics in schools with Education Board approval and willingness to cooperate. Kiwanis chairman H. K. Kine says clinics could open next fall. Dr. Fitcher cites 13 underprivileged children in 11 county homes and notes Associated Charities lacks funds for placements.
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Kiwanis Club
Board of Educatin
Elyria Kiwanis Club
H. K. Kine
Board of Education
Kiwanis
King
Dr. Fitcher
Thin Feld
Salvation Army
Associated Charities
No Trace Of Missing Persons In Local Disappearances
Frederick L Brown 35 and Theresa McGee disappeared Tuesday after Brown attended a choral rehearsal. Brown's car was found on Broad Street and police are pursuing theories from suspicious calls to Brown and his wife.
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Frederick L. Brown
Eighth Street
Brown
Eigns Choral Society
Hig
Broad Street
Theresa McGee
Jeter
Mees Fe
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Baron Tanaka
Seiyubai Party of Japan
I. Takahashi
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Lucy Marston
Zanesville
Sovet
Wilbur Fisk Bingham
Richard Wesley Kenison
Naval Reserve
Hampton Roads
Navy
Hester
Elyria
Ues
Columbia Center
Snyder-Gray
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