Detective Arrested in Canton Coffee House Killing
Canton April 22 Detective Joseph Pence was arrested by order of County Prosecutor Walter Ruff on second degree murder charges for the killing of Tom Laskaras Greek coffee house proprietor during a gun battle last Sunday. Detectives Pence Fred Vogley and James H erdivan were responding to a murder warrant at the Massillon area coffee house when a clash with several Greeks left Werdicka and another Greek wounded in addition to Laskaras. Three detectives were suspended for thirty days as the prosecutor investigates the case.
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Joseph Pence
Walter Ruff
Deetree
Tom Laskaras
Pence
Fred Vogley
James Herdivan
Anion
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Werdicka
Reeks
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Ab Creamery
York State
Limburger
Nery
Carery
Dayton
Florida
Squire Fruit
Grankap
Bert Buckley
Persnips
Ieee
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Chino
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Consolidated Gas
Erie
Lake
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Inspiration Copper Presse
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Midvale Steel
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Abe Eesen
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Ray Consolidated
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Republic Iron & Steel
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Southern Railway
Studebaker
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Utah Copper
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys Overland
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Dodge Bullets as Man Runs Amuck in Toledo
April 22 in downtown Toledo a man named Burman Mc Norton of Swanton Ohio fired an automatic pistol at his wife, shooting her as onlookers fled. Police chased him through traffic and he was finally shot in the leg. several bystanders fainted and one driver wrecked a car to avoid the danger.
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Toledo
Burman Mc‘Norton
Swanton
Marison Avenue
McNorton
Shawn McNorton
Eviction Begin as Miners Face Strikes at Moundsville
Miners occupying homes south of the Mineral State Coal Company Parr's mine in Moundsville are being evicted after a strike against the non union operation. Local court hearings are under way and expected to conclude this afternoon.
Damages Filed Over Fatal and Nonfatal Shootings
In Columbus on April 42, a suit seeks 100000 damages by Elsie Cost as administratrix for Elmer Cost who died February 8 after a guard at Wheeling Steel and Iron Company shot him. James Lewis seeks 10000 damages for a knee injury from a guard at the Workville plant during strike disturbances. The incidents occurred amid labor clashes at Yorkville and Workville plants. The Interstate Commerce Commission certified Lake Erie and Western Railway to receive 140918 under the Interstate Transportation Act.
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Columbus
Elsie Cost
Ste
Elmer Cost
Ost
Eos
Wheeling Teel and Iron Company
Ze Asunt
James Lewis
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission 2
Aireasure
Lake Erie and Dyestern Railway Company
Women’s Letters Highlight Health and Labor Experiences
A Tennessee farmer’s wife writes about enduring illness yet staying active, tending her garden and household tasks, while praising resilience and community support for women. The fragment notes others keep busy with chores, farming, and personal health improvements amid hardship.
Vermilion Board Fights Over Superintendent Retention
Vermilion, April 22. The village is split as three men and two women on the school board clash over keeping Superintendent W. H. Mitchell. The board voted 2,100 salary and two-year term with men supporting Mitchell and women opposing him backed by the Parent Teachers Association. The high school student body voiced strong support for Mitchell, praising his four and a half years of service and urging continued leadership.
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Vermilion Board of Education
W. H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Parsona
Hubert White
Parent-Teachers' Association
Don ©. Englebry
W. M. Mitchell
Vermilion News
Vermilion Schools
Board of Education
Miller
Ford Factory to Boost Output to 120000 Cars in May
Detroit April 22 Ford Motor Company will smash all prior production records with a 120000 car May schedule. Edsel Ford says 5000 to 10000 more workers will be hired as the plant moves to six days a week beginning May 1 to meet unprecedented demand.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
Ford
Railway Wage Board Loses Pennas Fight in Chicago
The U S Railway labor board failed to dismiss an injunction suit brought by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Judge Page upheld the injunction, keeping the board from interfering in Pennsylvanias wage and working condition negotiations and signaling the likely go to trial to define the boards powers.
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Chicago
U. S. Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Page
Pensylvania
Trig
Mnerita
Pennsylvania
Labor Board
Road
Millionaire Prince Accused in Alienation Suit
Clarence Hall, a Omaha bookkeeper, sues John Brandeis for 200000 alleging alienation of his wife’s affections. Hall alleges Brandeis built a luxury home atop his store to entertain Mrs Hall and purchased her silk undergarments. Mrs Hall works as a stenographer in Brandeis New York office. Brandeis divorced his first wife Madeline Frank of San Francisco a year ago.
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Omaha
Neba
Clarence Hall
John Brandeis
Hall
Brandeis
Safe burglars strike empty Columbia Iron Works again
Cincinnati report states that criminals used an acetylene torch to break into the Columbia Iron Works on Reading Road for the third time in 18 months. They found the safe empty, left three pennies, and abandoned 25 pounds of cracking gear after forcing three doors and moving equipment 200 yards. A raincoat worth about $10 was left on the floor.
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Cincinnati
Columbia Iron Works
Reading Road
Forecast Sees Fair Weather Across Ohio Valley Next Week
The weather bureau issues outlooks for next week with generally fair skies and normal temperatures across the Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes region. No significant storms are anticipated as high pressure dominates the pattern.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Region of Great Lakes
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Dead Reported
London dispatch from The Hague reports the grand duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin is dead. The announcement comes via Central News from the forthright source.
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Mecklenburg
London
Mecklenburg-Schhwerin
Hague
Te. Br Ky
Akron blind veteran barred from selling pencils at Union Station
A blind ex-soldier, valued at about 250000 in reports, was escorted from Union Station to prevent street peddling of pencils, under a ruling by Akron Police Chief Durkin. Dr E R Foltz of the Akron Association for the Blind confirmed the man’s substantial worth.
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Akron
Durkin
Union Station
E. R. Foltz
Akron Association
Mississippi River Levee Breaks at Myrtle Grove
The Mississippi river levee at Myrtle Grove near New Orleans broke today causing water to pour through a west bank crevice and threaten several plantations and farms. There was no loss of life.
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New Orleans
Myrtle Grove
Community Service Builds First Playground in Small City
A local Community Service effort transforms a vacant street corner into a fenced illuminated playground. Volunteers including business people and a contractor install equipment and host opening games in a cooperative civic morale drive. The program aims to expand playgrounds nationwide via citizen involvement and town gatherings.
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Perm
Csty
Electric Lighting Company
Market Scan and Bond Prices Reported Across Cities
The report details fresh eggs and produce prices, livestock receipts and prices in Toledo and Chicago, including hogs, cattle, veal calves, and sheep. It also lists May grain futures in Chicago and Liberty bond quotes in New York, with closing prices for multiple bonds and a note on irregular stock market behavior.
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Yorkets
Toledo
New York
Prince Otto to Be King of Hungary
April 33. Admiral Horthy and Count Andrassy reach an agreement to recognize Crown Prince Otto as king of Hungary. He will be proclaimed king but not seated for eight years, with Admiral Horthy continuing as vice regent while diplomats pursue action with the allied powers.
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Budapest
Admiral Horthy
Count Andrassy
Otto
Hungary
Horthy
Stock futures rise as steel issues lead opening trade
New York stocks open higher led by Gulf States Steel advancing to 85 1 2 and Baldwin Locomotive up 3 8 to 118 3 8. United States Steel unchanged at 99 1 4 and Studebaker climbs 3 5 to 124 amid mixed rail shares.
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Gulf States Steel
Baldwin
United States Steel
Pittsburg Coal
Pete Wan
Studebaker Roze
Midvale Steel
Hupp
Dublin Mass Shutdown Looms As General Strike Paralyzes City
Dublin faces a total shutdown as workers stage a general strike protesting military tactics of rival army factions. The mayor urges removal of Irish armies and the Dail is pressed to become the sole government. Roads into the city are blocked and rail lines torn up.
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Dail
Rathimhead
Belfast
Great Britain
New Orleans
Michael Collina
Killarney
Minister-Horse Trader Convicted of Priest’s Death at Minster
Charles Piening, 45, a minister and horse trader, is sentenced to die in the electric chair for the February 14 slaying of Rev. Richard Schwieterman, pastor of St. Augustine’s Catholic Church. A Auglaize County jury of ten men and two women delivered the first degree murder verdict with no mercy after seven hours of deliberation.
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Charles Piening
Richard Schwieterman
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Minster
Auglaize
German Reply Debate Rages Over Rapallo Versailles Ties
French and British clash as Barthou challenges German claims. Russia rejects wartime debts, says write down meant annul, not reduce, per Tchitcherin. Lloyd George accused of closing the incident without French consultation.
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Barthou
Rapallo
Premier Facta
Poincare
Paris
Tchitcherine
Dispatch
Russia
Tciteherine
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge Entries
Admission notes list Mrs Mary Llewellyn Cleveland street Ruth Stahl Manafield. Discharges include Peter Conley Law 1s court Mrs Mary Walsh Parkview court Mrs Julia Caywood Elm street Gaylord Mohle Wellington.
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Mary Llewellyn
Cleveland Street
Ruth Stahl
Manafield
Peter Conley
Mary Walsh
Park- View Court
Julia Caywood
Elm Street
Gaylord Mohle
Wellington
Cotton Exchange News Delivers Fresh Quarters of Deals
New York April 22 The cotton exchange opened in new quarters amid brisk dealings and a busy session. Traders reported steady demand and active trading across the floor as prices showed small changes.
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Chicago
New York
Cotton Exchange
Ohio Federation Women Propose Memorial Split Across Districts
Middle North district at Willard conference opposes a soldiers memorial at Camp Sherman, urging that funds be used for World War veterans needs. Cleveland federation pledged to support a national home in Washington, funded by free will offerings from federated clubs. Cincinnati club reports a playground fundraiser of 2049 dollars plus other sales and auctions to aid children’s projects.
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Camp Sherman
Willard
Middle North District Club
William H. Sharp
Columbus
State Federation
Cleveland Federation
General Federation
Washington
Tiffin
Chas. R. Fox
Cincinnati
C. S. Selover
Cleveland
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West
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Wallard
Ohio Federation
Cincinnati Woman's Club
J. C. Gallagher
Harry Dunham
Cincinnati Club
George Zimmerman
Fremont
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