Eight Jurors Fail To Appear In Delayed Civil Case
The case of Leona Kas ky of 327 Columbus Street against Baltimore and Ohio railroad faces delays as eight jurors fail to appear, leaving a partially filled panel of ten. The suit seeks $50,000 for injuries alleged at the Lake Avenue crossing in April 1925. The matter has a history through lower courts to the state supreme court before trial resumed with new jurors and a view of the crossing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Thompson
Leona Kasky
Columbus Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lake Avenue
Common Pleas Court
A R. Webber
Court of Appraia
Supreme Court of the State
Supreme Court
Ray of Peace Seen in Indiana Coal Strike Progress
Terre Haute Ind April 23 United Mine Workers of India na and Indiana bituminous coal operators moved toward all conference to adjust difficulties and resume work in the deep mines Harvey Cartwright president of district No 11 was to meet Phil Penna secretary of the bituminous operators to seek a confidence agreement indicating hope the Indiana coal strike may end as strip mine and independent operators with substantial output have joined the talks
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Terre Haute
Ind
United Mine Workers of
Indiana
Harvey Cartwright
Lorain Man Loses 2500 in Black Box Swindle
Wassil Bonih of Lorain 2615 East 31st Street lost 2500 in a street swindle described as a black box game. Two men claimed to be sent by his brother in New Jersey and asked him to place funds in a black box. The money vanished after the men failed to return and the box trick failed.
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Lorain Man
Lorain
Wassil Bonih
East 31St Street
Bobik
New Jersey
Xnewcombe
Albert Snyder
Harry Judd Gray
Gary
Imperial
Waldert Astoria
Alvert Snyder
Harry Judd Grey
Gray
Lorraine
Judd Gray
Providence
Tenry Judd Cray
Clergymen Prepare Program For Ohio Pastors Group
Clergymen from Columbus and surrounding areas will attend a meeting of the program committee of the Ohio Pastors convention to draft a tentative plan for the ninth annual convention. The event will set the principal speakers and topics for discussion ahead of the January 23 to 26, 1928 meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norrow
Vance
Resolution in memory of Judge Webber’s brother read
A resolution commemorating the memory of the late Warr Webber, a well known Canton attorney, was read by Attorney A. Cinnegar and passed by the Lorvin County bar association today. Copies of the resolution were sent to the family and to Judge A. M. Webber, a brother.
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Warr Webber
Canton
Autoist Sentenced to Sixty Days in County Jail
A. V. Gleason, 22, Lakewood, pled guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge A. R. Webber and was fined 95 dollars plus costs and ordered to serve 60 days in county jail after a deputy sheriff detained him on Cleveland street. Fred West, 18, Kipton, pled guilty to a similar charge and received the same fine and jail term. he was arrested in Amherst by a village deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Gleason
Lakewood
A. R. Webber
Cleveland Street
Fred West
Kipton
Gleason
Weer
Amherst
Oklahoma Senator Seeks Big Man Nominee For Presidency
Senator Elmer Thomas meets Governor Vic Donahey in Columbus Ohio. They discuss a Democratic presidential nominee and party unity while Thomas notes Donahey as a possible strong contender. Thomas praises the governor but says he is not seeking the presidency himself.
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Columbus
Oklahome
Ohio
New York
Elmer Thomas
Lama
Vic Donahey
Thomas
Jefferson
Franklin County Democratic Organization
Donahey
Lorain Doctor Injured In Auto Crash Near Lorain
Dr. Clifford C. Copeland and car driver William Sparks were involved in a collision on Telegraph road near the overpass. Copeland suffered facial cuts and was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Sparks was arrested for driving while intoxicated and fined $50 plus costs.
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Clifford c. Copeland
West 23Rd Street
Lorain
William Sparks
Oak Street
Elyria
Telegraph Road
Copeland
Sparks
Elyria Mémorial Hospital
Fire drill saves children at destroyed school in Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio an orderly fire drill helped two teachers and 96 pupils escape a two story West Middletown school building that burned today. The blaze caused about 10000 in losses after a pupil returning from an errand via a Ford discovered the fire and alerted staff.
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Fire Brill Saves
Children's Oves
Youngstown
West Middletown
Flood Evacuation Ordered As Mississippi Towns Flood
General Green orders forcible evacuation in Greenville Leland and nearby Mississippi towns. Over 100 boats mobilized to remove residents, with 4000 refugees ferried toward safety. Levees have failed, food and medical shortages worsen conditions in camps along the river.
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Memchis
Greenville
3Land
Mississippi
Curtiss T. Green
Mississippi National Guard
Vicksburg
Caonerat Green
Migstastitational Guard
Sporal Green
Dennis Murphye
Murphee
Vicksham
Lelind
Elizabeth Percy
Hollendale
Green
Youk
Ark
W. Keese
Levee Board
Helena
Memphis
Arkangasity
Athaosis Cliy
Chinese Fire On Warships In Yangtze River
An admiralty communique states Chinese troops fired on the U S S Perry and two British warships on the Yangtze today. The Perry was hit from Fitting Bluff near Kirkiang a weeks long trouble spot. Keppel and Wolsey replied with their main batteries and rifle fire from the south bank above and below Chinkia.
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London
Yangtze River
Perry
Bluff
Kirkiang
H. M
Keppel
Wolsey
Chinkia
Clarence Chamberlin hails another endurance feat
Clarence Chamberlin, holder of the world endurance record, piloted the Bellanca monoplane Columbia with Bert Acasta and two passengers when he safely landed at Mitchell Field Long Island after a perilous descent as the ventral vents failed. The run preceded a planned New York to Paris attempt.
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New York
Clarence TI. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Tora
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Cuentclin Lalgage
Bellanca
Bert Acasta
Paris
Chambertin
Clayse Levine
Columbia
Grice Joias
Jobs Capisi
Fr G. M. Bellanca
Case Tests Mayors Power In Traffic Violations
In Columbus April 27 the Ohio supreme court heard the first test case on mayors trying village traffic ordinances with fees tied to convictions. Jacob Grdina of Euclid Village challenged Mayor Charles R. Ely over a parking ordinance arrest and the court overruled his objections to jurisdiction.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Jacob Grdina
Euclid Village
Charles R. Ely
Eucl'd
Grdina
Ely
Srdina
U. S. Supreme Court
Cherries and Peaches Suffer Frost Damage Across Regions
Heavy frost Sunday night damaged fruit crops in Colin tits and vicinity with cherries and peaches noted. Temperatures fell to 26F at 6 am Monday, but rose to 44F by 1 am, with initial reports suggesting only minor overall damage though peaches suffered heavier losses in several counties.
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Colin Tits
Vieinty
Monnday
Olin
Lingayi
Kelly Pleads Not Guilty to Murder in Los Angeles
Kelly, famed actor, appeared before Superior Judge Walter Tunner and pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the slaying of Jay Raymont, a stage comedian. Trial set for May. In a separate hearing, Deputy County Attorney Harold Davis prepared to present to the grand jury a case involving Dorothy Mackaye connected to the fatal beating of her husband.
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LOS Anws
WAL
Paul] Kelly
Walter Tuned
Jay Raymont
Astriet Attoreney
Harold Davis
Dorothy Mackaye
1200 More Jap Marines to Leave for China
TORSO April 23 Twelve hundred additional Japanese marines will depart for China Friday aboard the service ship Mureta it, it was announced today.
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China
Mureta
Tods
Friends Aid Youth in Battle for Life at Roanoke Hospital
In Roanoke Virginia on April 25 1945 Walter Bootham an 18 year old critically injured in an automobile crash nearly a year ago fights for life as friends crowd the hospital bed and surgeons perform artificial respiration after a recent operation to repair a dislocated vertebra.
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Roanoke
Walter Bootham
Booth
Red Cross Relief Funds Near One Million Mark
Washington April 25 The Red Cross said five million dollars for food relief in the southern Mississippi valley will be available tonight The total reported collected today stood at 926000 with 846004 from northern chapters and 270000 from middle western states Pacific coast reports are not yet received
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Washington
Red Cross
Mississinpi Valley
Chaptera
Three Killed in Cleveland Traffic Tragedy
A weekend of city auto accidents in Cleveland left three dead and fourteen injured, including a street car conductor struck by a speeding car who fled the scene. Names and ages given reflect the era’s reporting style, with several victims hospitalized or awaiting prognosis.
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Cleveland
Vhs
Thia
Adney S. Médy
Han
Thre Ante
Matty
Pansion
Convicts Give $28.50 To Aid Flood Relief
In Tontes of Ohio penitentiary hospital today convicts contributed $28.50 to the flood relief fund. Warden P L E Thomas said the money reflects self denial by prisoners and comes mostly from relatives and friends. Prisoners with dependants earn five cents a day. those without dependants earn two cents.
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Columbus
Tontes
Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
American Red Cross
Rhs
Searly
EL Thomas
Local Red Cross urged to fund flood relief efforts
Judge A Th Webber, chair of the bhyrla American Red Cross chapter, received a telegram from Janos L Fleser asking the chapter to contribute to flood relief. A fundraising committee led by A L Garford was formed, with a goal of 1278 dollars, and donations accepted at Red Cross headquarters and local banks.
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A. Th. Webber
Bhyrla
Amercan Heil Cross
Janos L. Fleser
Ao¢Ling
American Red Cross
Prealdomt Ouvolide
Crosa
A. L. Garford
Flyria
Red Cross
Lawsuit filed over auto collision injuries in Brunswick
Ferdinand Krugman sues Lester Hinds in the Brunswick court of common pleas claiming injuries from a December 12 1926 auto collision at East avenue and Second Street. Krugman alleges the defendant driving a coupe with occupants lost control and struck him as he rode in the street.
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Ferdinand Krugman
Lester Hinds
Brunswick
Court of Common Pleas
Brandt
Kregman
Deventhiere
Krugman
East Avenue
Second Street
Hintell
Kragmwnd
Git Rtn
Two Men Freed on Insolvency Certificates
Two men were released from county jail on insolvency certificates. Weank Seart colored, 48, jailed for a fine by Justice S. George, freed Saturday after serving since February 28. William Tastings fined 3200 dollars and costs for possession of quer, released today after sixty-one days.
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Jal
Weank Seart
Court of Justee S
Ceorge
Owas
Kehrugey
William Tastings
S. Z. George
Child Victim of Tragic Accident in Wayton
April 8 boy Prince Reaves died after a weed-made dart struck his eye during a cowboy and Indian game. he later suffered lockjaw and blood poisoning did not follow the scratch. The bystander and playmates witnessed the incident. he died in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayton
Princes Reaves
Hoover to Visit Flooded Mississippi Valley by Government Boat
On April 23 Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced he would leave at 3 PM for Vicksburg Mississippi aboard a government boat. He communicated with the governors of Mississippi and Arkansas to assess relief needs after new flood reports in the lower Mississippi Valley.
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Memphis
Mississippi Valley
Torbert Hoover
Hoover
Vicksburg
Miss
Tloover
Mississippi
Arkansas
Flood Aid Supplies Ready for Dispatch to Mississippi Valley
In Columbus Ohio on April 26 1932 federal relief sent 500000 tin pins 23000 blankets and 2800 canvas cots to flood zones in the Mississippi valley. Col William F Martin says more orders from Washington are awaited as three trainloads were already sent from St Louis and others remain ready to ship.
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St. Louia
Tye
Greenville Described as City of Horrors by Relief Workers
Flood crest leaves Greenville Mississippi in ruins with 1090 displaced blacks lacking shelter at the levee and thousands more refugees on hills. Bodies of animals drift through streets while waters run over eight feet deep in places as relief workers report a city overwhelmed by disaster.
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Creenville
Miss
Greenvilla
Greenville Levee
Walter Ras
Appeal of Editor From Altern Dismissed Today
Washington April 25 The appeal of George Tk Dale editor of Muncie Indiana was dismissed by the Supreme Court today. The editor faced a jail term for criminal contempt tied to an editorial he wrote.
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Washington
George Tk. Dale
Muncie Ind
Supreme Court Today
Thieves Remove Furnace From Toledo Home
In Toledo Ohio reports indicate a gang stole a 500 pound furnace and about $50 in cash from C R Evan and Heather Downs. Police say the burglars acted boldly but were interrupted when the couple’s son Mack returned home and questioned them.
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Toledo
C. R. Evan
Heather Downs
Evane
Mack
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