Len Small's Wife Defends Governor Amid Embezzlement Trial
Mrs. Len Small speaks in the Kankakee parlor about her husband Governor Len Small, facing embezzlement charges in the public funds case. She asserts his innocence, expresses pride in his achievements, and says politics should serve the nation while predicting he will clear his name and return to public business.
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Ill
Hushan
Len Small
Waois
Governor Small
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Shea Sheimth
Len
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Snow
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Gan
Lorain Boxer Loses Philadelphia Fight
Philadelphia April 25 Phil Salvadore the Pacific coast lightweight sprang a surprise Monday night when he gave Alex Hart of Lorain a good eight round race. Hart refused to stand and continually ran away after the third round as Salvadore showed desire to mix in the ring.
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Phil Salvadore
Pacific Coast
Alex Hart
Lorain
Lightie
Oh Oans
Hart
Salvadore
Russian 1914 Debt Settlement Terms Outline
A voiced framework from the Soviet side proposes restoration of foreign creditors rights to their former properties and financial engagements. It discusses reclamation rights for pre 1914 holders, limitations on territories, and commissions to examine notes. A 30 year moratorium on interest is stated plus potential return of assets abroad. A five billion gold ruble loan is mentioned as a tentative sum for negotiation.
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Imperial
Russia
Ruysela
Rupeia
Ohio Girl Back Home After College Escapade
Miss Ber Nice Hollinshead of Port Clinton, one of two girls who vanished from a Nortfield Mass seminary over a week ago, was found by her brother in Fitchburg Mass and is now en route to Detroit with Melvin Hollinshead. They will stay until their Florida-bound parents return. She stayed with her uncle Rev L M Baum in Dayton and said she and Emma Saford left to avoid exams and opened a Fitchburg tea room with $28, then found work.
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Bernice Hollinshead
Port Clinton
Nortfield
Mass
Fitchburg
Detroit
Melvin
Florida
Marriage Licenses Granted for Glaber Vanevare and Helen Czebak
In Elyria, Glaber Vanevare aged 24 a steelworker and Helen Czebak aged 23 a Lorain resident obtained marriage licenses from the Elyria judge of probate. Proceedings recorded by the Elyria Joint Probate office.
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Glaber Vanevare
Helen Czebak
Lorain
An Elyria J. P
Russia Twp hootch maker fined five hundred dollars
Sheriff Backus and a deputy posse raided John Clark last night in Russia Township. Clark was caught pouring liquor from a back window and 200 gallons of mash were found in the basement. He was fined $500 and costs by Justice George after being brought to Elria. Earlier he had paid $5 and costs for a previous drunken driving charge.
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Fay
Cowie
Howard
Collins
John Clark
Russia Township
Clark
Elrria
George
Genoa Conference Fallout Affects U S Stance on Russia
The United States maintains neutrality at Genoa while signaling no willingness to abandon its interests. Officials warn that premature American positions could mislead delegates, and note that even if Russia’s obligations are altered, U S banks and manufacturers with ties to Russia could resist any broad action. The article underscores Washington’s readiness to offer restraints or guidance to aid European recovery if the conference fails.
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Harding
State Hughes
Genoa
Hes
Europe
Penaice
Hughes
American Nationale
Soviet
Russia
Lana
Ireland faces civil conflict amid mutiny and political strife
Reports claim mutineers seized Masonic Hall and Sgt John Ginn was killed as Irish factions pace toward civil war. De Valera calls for support of the Day government while Dublin mulls a Dail Eireann citation and workers movement falters. Washington warns against shrinking US Army strength. in China, Tsao Kun cites Shantung as root of civil war as Wu Pei Fu reenters the fray.
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John Ginn
Irish Republican Army
Dail Eireanny
Ireland
Eamonn DeVelera
de Valera
Dublin Taxpayers Association
Cheng Cho
China
Shantung
Tsao Kun
Wu Pei Fu
Distillers and bootleggers aid dry officials in Ohio
Columbus April 25 Prohibition Commissioner Parker claims distillers and bootleggers assist dry enforcement by confiscating hootch and supporting police actions. He cites several hundred inspections and raids by five state inspectors driving across the state to shut down speakeasies, evidencing a collapsing bootleg market and improving sanitary conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Parker
Market prices for produce and poultry listed
The clipping shows Western markets with per unit prices for eggs butter prints apples beans cabbage onions and tomatoes, plus potatoes sweet potatoes and cheese. It also notes live poultry and fowls with varied per pound or per dozen rates. Typical entries include firsts and packing stock prices and local homegrown items.
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York State
Stock market irregular at New York opening prices
Stocks showed mixed moves with Studebaker up to 123 1 8 and Keily Springfeld at 51 2. Sinclair Oil slipped to 2 and Mexican Petroleum to 131 3 4. United States Steel touched 9 1 3, Anaconda fell to 53 4 4. Marine Preferred slid to 43 3 4. Cleveland livestock receipts listed with mixed hogs and cattle, top cattle at 39.00 and sheep at 1500. Chicago grain futures rose modestly with wheat up 3 4, corn higher, oats and lard up, pork and ribs steady. Liberty Bonds quoted with varied readings. London dispatch notes Haifa unrest with French troops firing on mobs.
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New York
Studebaker
Keily Springfeld
Sinclair Oil
Mexican
United States Steel
Anaconda
Marine Preferred
Cleveland
Recsin
Bartender Nabbed For Selling Liquor To Minor
Last evening police raided Steve Halli's establishment at 209 West River Street and arrested bartender George Purgul on a charge of selling liquor to a minor. Purgul was convicted and fined $100 and costs. the case was appealed. Attorney Frank Wilford requested a continuance until tomorrow morning.
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Weat River Street
George Purgul
Pursul
Diamonds Looted From Baltimore Jewelry Dealer
In Baltimore on April 25 Max Berenstein wholesale jeweler was robbed after leaving his home near Druid Hill Park. Two armed men beat him and fled with a briefcase containing jewelry and diamonds worth about 150000, departing in a waiting car. A second item notes James Paul Lachess facing manslaughter charges for a fatal auto incident in Dayton.
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Max Berenstein
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Druid Fill Park
Berenstein
Dayton
James Paul Lachess
Hunter
Elyria Business Outlook Shows Gains in Factories
Elyria merchants report rising activity across several plants. Joes Bird sall Fox Furnace Co notes a revived furnace business while Max Supnes National Rubber Heel Co says orders have doubled in thirty days. H. & T. Spring Co and Radiant Mills also report improved conditions and new hires. Building permits rise as new projects such as Andress garage and a bank expansion drive growth. Navy announces midshipmen cruise June 5 in American waters due to fuel limits.
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Fox Furnace Co
Max Supnes
Ational Rubber Heel Co
J. R. Belkwag
H. & T. Spring Co
William Timms
Harshaw Fuller & Goodwin Co
C. H. Frice
Ruhier
George H. Lewis
Radiant Mills Co
L. Y A. Iglauer
National Tube Co
Hhey Automatic Shoved Co
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Elyria
Andress Garage
East River Street
Millionaire idealist bans soul mate tabby after bint of boy
Boston April 25 birth of a baby boy reunites Charles Garland, famed founder of a free love colony, with wife Mary Wrenn Garland. He previously shocked the nation by rejecting a million dollar bequest and advocating unbound love, claiming Christ would not endorse wealth. He had publicized Burgard's Bay colony policies and now calm returns as second son arrives.
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Charles Garland
Mary Wrenn Garland
Garland
Massachusetts General Hospital
Firet
Christ
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Ohio Gubernatorial Race Shapes Narrowly in Ohio
Ohio political maneuvering centers on Governor Davis’s successor with Harvey C. Smith of Zanesville and Homer Durand of Coshocton among contenders. Rupert Beetham and Arthur Day campaign on business, tax limits, and veteran aid while Durand opposes certain alcohol accords. On the Democratic side A V Donahey heads the field with potential entries from White and Nichols.
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Thompson
Harry M. Daugherty
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Ohio Senate
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Akron
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Harvey C. Smith
Zanesville
Ohio
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Durand
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Atlee Pomtrene
Canton
Simeon D. Fess
Yellow Springs
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Washington
W. H. Boyd
Theodore Burton
A. V. Donahey
New Philadelphia
George A. White
Marietta
J. Cox
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
Ohio Supreme Court
Germany May Get U S Loan From Morgan Memo
New York April 25 J P Morgan agreed to attend an allied bankers meeting in Paris to discuss a possible loan to Germany If Germany offers solid terms a large block of German bonds could be floated in the United States The Morgan view notes the local investment market is favorable for such a loan
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Knocked Out Boxer Lew Brody Dies After Bout
Lew Brody a 21 year old Brooklyn lightweight boxer died in a hospital early today after a bout with Frankie Pitcher also of Brooklyn last night Pitcher KOed Brody in the ninth round with a jaw blow and Brody fell striking the back of his head Doctors suspect cerebral hemorrhage Brain injury noted Commissioner Hooker said authorities will call any involved for inquiry. Pitcher not arrested pending investigation
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Brooklyn
Frankie Pitcher
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Brody
Hooker
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Court approves 17.6 percent wage rise for Kansas girls
The Kansas industrial court tentatively ordered an average 17.6 percent increase in minimum wages for girls and women in several occupations. A final hearing on the award is set for May 9. In a separate dispatch from London, Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson warned that no one can expect long-term peace given the current world situation.
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Fort Worth Flood Covers North Fort Worth and Arlington Heights
The flood washed away houses in Sycamore Heights and flooded thousands in Arlington Heights. The levee breach near the North Fort Worth area left parts of the city isolated with five to ten feet of water along a half mile. Two women died after taking refuge in a tree. bodies not recovered. Red Cross stations crowded with missing persons reports. In Dallas heavy rains of about five inches flooded vast areas. Rail lines cut, five miles of track between Dallas and Fort Worth underwater, and more than 20 families marooned. Damage into the hundreds of thousands. Trinity river bottom lands warned. river stage about 2 1/2 feet and rising.
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Sycamore Heights
Arlington Heights
van Zandt
Dallas
Texas
Arpi
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West Fork
Trinity River
Rheumatism Cure Promises Fast Relief and Refund
An advertisement claims Allenrhu dissolves uric acid deposits and ends rheumatic pain within 24 hours. A Rochester inventor guarantees a full pint bottle will relieve agony or money back. Druggists in the county are authorized to offer the remedy with a money-back pledge if it fails to conquer rheumatism in every case.
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James H. Alen
Rochester
Alianrhu
al- Jenrhi
Rail wage petitions to delay decision for weeks
Bulletin from Chicago states the U S railway labor boards will delay ruling on wage reduction petitions for several weeks after seven weeks of hearings concluded yesterday. In New York authorities announced a 100 600 000 loan to Canada arranged by J P Morgan bankers, maturing in thirty years at five percent. Columbus reports frost damage to central Ohio fruits, sparing late apples, with peach cherry and plum injury noted. Pawtucket authorities say Cosme Almeida, a 27 year old textile striker, was shot by a deputy near Jenckes Spinning Company. he is in serious condition at Memorial Hospital.
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United States Railway Labor Boards
New York
J. P. Morgan
Dominion
Columbus
Ohio
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Alexander
Lake Erie
Pawtucket
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Cosmeo Almeida
Jenckes Spining Company
Memorial Hospital
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial from Foster Oregon
A reader from Foster Oregon reports relief from backache irregularities and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She states she can manage housework for seven and plans to recommend the product to friends, offering to vouch for its benefits.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Foster
Oregon
Lydia Favinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wa. Junwke
Lydia B.ham
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