Franc o American Debt Parley Delayed Catanzarita Fined
Franc o American debt parley delayed as Catanzarita fined 1000 dollars and bound over on concealed weapons charge. He was unable to pay the fine and was committed until paid. Police testified, with a pop bottle liquor seizure, and a 2000 bond followed by further arrest on concealed weapons warrant.
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Catanzarita
Fred Catanzaria
Lawl
Fie
Sarles
C. Hanhn
Calrst Catanzarita
Cat Anzavita
Sherif Laderath
Repaties
Res
Mids
Oberln
Ife
Thompson
Corbett Southam
Cianzint
Warant
Carsis
Death of Mrs Chapman at Blyria residence after long service
Margaret Chapman aged 59 of Blyria died after illness at her daughter Mrs George W Colstolm's home in Cleveland. Wife of S Wood Chapman, she moved from New York after marriage in 1860 to Washinton Avenue home, active in First Congregational church. Survived by sons William, Arthur, Nielsen Platner, and daughter Geo A Colstolm in Cleveland. Funeral at Congregational Church with private interment at Tudgelann Cemetery.
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Margaret “Darhas ‘Cnanman
Isevents
Hiria
Chlapman
First Congregational Church
Shemwis
Sastaul
Chu Vis
Moss GricesDarlias
Ofufora
Connecticut
Baltigiore
Willam
Arthur
Hewserville
North Carolina
Geo A. Chistelm
Cleveland
Nielsen Platner
Tars
Congregation Church
Fternoon
Tudgelann Cemetery
Civil unrest erupts as moslem groups clash with police
In Calcu tai areas during April 2015 violence escalated with over a thousand rioters targeting Hindu quarters. Police used armored vehicles and machine gun fire, killing two rioters and injuring many, while a police officer and a motorist were wounded.
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Calcuita
Apr Vo
Io Pal
Missing Ship Captain Lorgia Reported After Saigon Departure
A French sea captain accompanying Captain Galarza on the Saigon to Liana voyage is missing after a night crash near Saigon Hanoi route. Reports say engines failed, others perished or were lost in desert pursuit while ship crews attempted emergency repairs.
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London
Ari
Taptan
Lorgia
Viater
Saigon
Hanoi
China
Galtrza
Lorsia
Liana
Estevez
Torgit
Galarza
Mad
Commissioners Bar Bond Vote On Bridge By Prosecutor Ruling
The prosecutor rules the board cannot order a bond election to fund a new Erie river bridge. Supreme Court decisions say commissioners cannot bridge roads without a connecting route. Local petition with 3000 signatures urged a county vote, but the ruling blocks the measure for now.
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Vrt
Commissore
Divesee
14Th Street
En. Oninien
D. A. Baird
Supreme Court
Board of Commisssioners
Ave
Baird
Colorado Avenue
Bronanar
Erie Avenue
Japan
Lorain
City of Lorain Sues City of Lorain Over Widow’s Death
Frank Timble sues the City of Lorain for 20000 in a suit filed today claiming his wife Clara Timble drowned after rain caused a flooded ravine at E 28th Street and Clinton Ave. The petition says no guards or rails existed to warn pedestrians and notes the area floods when rain hits the city, alleging city responsibility for her death.
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Lorain
Frank Timble
120Th Street
Clara Tumble
Timble
E. 28Th Street
Clinton Ave
Ship Suduffeo Reported Lost at Sea
A damaged 1913 era report states the freighter Suduffeo, operated by the Panama Canal line, left Port Newark for the Pacific coast and has not been heard since March 22. Captain WT Turner commanded a crew of eight. search efforts continued with observers noting the ship’s disappearance near New Jersey.
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York
Fursore
Panama Canal
Mine Corporation of
Port
Spiperas
WT. Turner
Nocateco
Sugareco Lips
N2ve
Saduffeo, i 78 Reported . “Sone of Finders Remo
Evecuin Tranmarre Corporation
Que Sadutico
Newara
Marcel
Brown Estate Claim Seventy Million Dollar Forfeit
A Brown estate heir claims fifty million dollars in a forfeit involving a long unsettled matter. The case references counsel for Brown's estate and unclear details about a shipment or property in London and Brightungsea with a history spanning years. Burial arrangements or transport on a New York route for interment are mentioned in vague terms.
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London
Brightungsea
Brown
Cnilhentre
Nework
Aged Spy Sentenced to Prison in Moscow Case
A totally blind woman over seventy known as the grandmother of the spies received two seven year terms of solitary confinement in Moscow. She claimed nine years of espionage but made a secret court statement believed to risk disclosure. The elderly defendant faced execution but was spared.
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Moscow
Anna Sererbrahovs
Onase
Anna
Lesed
Epv
Muscle Shoals bid faces delay as committee favors private power group
Washington April 27 The 150 million Muscle Shoals projects will stay a white elephant for another year under government control despite the congressional committee recommending acceptance of a bid from Associated Power Companies a coalition of 15 southern power concerns. Supporters of the majority report must seek reelection before adjournment in weeks.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Associated Power Companies
Congress
Prohibition Bust Strikes Chicago Area Seizes Large Malt Plant
April 27 Chicago authorities seized a giant distiller in a Van Buren Street warehouse and confiscated 72 000 gallons of mash. Three men were arrested as part of the operation tied to the Genna gang led by Tor Lombardi. Authorities estimated the plant value at 150 000 dollars. A carload of ale valued at 34 000 dollars was found mislabeled as sugar and linked to cross border smuggling from Canada.
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Chicago
Prohibition
Barnes& Company
Rock Island
Sterling Lumber Company
Ofemls
Lumber Concert
Canada
Fen
Detective Bureau
van Buren Street
Polce
Tors Lomberdi
Genna
Speaker contrasts labor conditions here and abroad
J F Burke spoke to county labor union representatives at Painters’ ball on labor conditions in Europe and the United States. He warned against monopolistic demands, urging fairness to unskilled workers and noting lower living standards abroad. He cited France, Chechoslovakia, and wage differences, stressing the political impact of workers’ votes.
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J. F.burke
Europe
Hio
Ins
Europa
France
America
Checa
Slovakia
Texas Woman Heads YWCA Leadership in Dallas
Mrs John of Dallas Texas was elected president of the Young Women's Christian Association directing the destinies of the organization. Other officers include Mrs Charles W. Gilkey of Chicago as first vice president and Mrs Edward Danham of Trenton New Jersey as second vice president with Miss Elsie Weat of Somrat New Jersey and Miss Hazel Butterfield of Beatrice Nebraska serving as secretaries.
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Milwagee
John
Anny
Dallas
Texas
Young Women’s Christian Association
Curlex
Charles W. Gilkey
Chicago
Edward Danham
Trenton
N. J
Siea Pr Dent
Elsie Weat
Samrat N. J
Hazel Butterfield
Beatrice
Nebr
Secretatte
First Session Near End Of 69th Congress
Washington April 27 The first session of the 69th Congress will adjourn between May 15 and June 1 as administration leaders push farm relief measures tax cuts debt settlements and world court adherence. Debate centers on farmer aid programs with unity lacking among farmers and party factions over which measure passes.
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Washington
Republican Legistire
Ation B.e. Waic
U.S. Mowroad Labor Board
Hart
Louie
Nate
Tas Joslin Fined For Driving While Intoxicated
Tas Joslin was fined $50 and costs after arraignment on three charges of arming Jus automobile while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty.
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Tas Joslin
Youth who killed step mother sentenced to life
Kenneth G. Homce, 20, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Common Pleas Judge Warren W. Cowan after pleading guilty to second degree murder of his stepmother Mrs. Firman Hogue. The shooting occurred January 13 at the Regne Bes home near Piedmont Ohio. Homce confessed after surrendering to authorities. He awaited transfer to Columbus to begin serving his term.
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ST Clairsville
Kenneth G. Homce
Common Pleas
Warren W. Cowan
Gmiv
Firman
Sewellsville
St. Clairsville
Sherff
Sam Winter
Keung Hogue
Walton T Walker
Ind
Walker
Ins
Cgent
Columbus
Prosecutor Threatened After Robbery Trial in Cleveland
Assistant county prosecutor John Sexton received a threat saying we ll get you for this after the trial of Ros Rentflee. Rentflee was sentenced to 106 to 20 years in the state penitentiary for robbery. Sexton testified and stated he would not take action against the man who issued the threat.
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Cleveland
John Sexton
Ros Rentflee
Sexton
Et Krow
Tim
Race Strife Flares in Carteret New Jersey
Riots spark after murder of a white man by black suspects. Armed police patrol the jungle district as a negro church is burned, congregants stoned, and more than a hundred black families flee. Authorities set a curfew to curb violence amid tense white neighborhood vigilance.
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Carteret
Orl
Ctx
Johny Carroll
Ralph Johnson
Carrolls
Thomas Malvihillavs
John Teolin
Middleset
Conn
Lorain Man Sues Over 2000 Car Crash Damages
Stephan Kiss of Lorain filed a suit in Wisconsin court on behalf of Wiscon Kiss against May and Morris Meyers Lorain jewelers seeking 5000 dollars. The petition alleges permanent injury from a collision on the Lorain Elyria road caused by Wyers negligence and a circulated rumor surrounding the incident.
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Stephan Kiss
Lorain
Wiscon
Dash Kiss
Sic Aganst May
Morris Meyers
Lorain Jewelers
Betation
Wise Wan
Monicar
Joseph Meyer
Delaering
Bill Baird
Derdmin
Lorain Elyria Road
Wyers
Dirigible Los Angeles Tests Over Atlantic Coast
The U S Navy dirigible Los Angeles departed from Lewes at 10245 today for an eight hour test flight over Atlantic City Cape May and Philadelphia Captain George W steel remained aboard to supervise the mission and keep aloft time.
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Sullel
Larehurst
N. J
U.S
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Cape May
Philadelphia
George W. Steel
No Verdict In Whittemore Case At Buf Buffalo Jury Slower Deliberations
A Buffalo jury deliberating the Whittemore bandit case reported a deadlock after a long session. Richard Reese Whittemore is accused of slaying two bank messengers during a $93,000 pay car holdup on Oct 29, 1975. If convicted, he faces the electric chair. if acquitted, he would be tried for murder of a prison guard.
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Essife
Margaret Whittemore
Defundante
HR. V. Whittemore
Whittemore
Whitemore
Wittemore
Balthuere
Nurdering 2
Moore
Cable incident at Mary Faber Eddy estate kills Adelard Duschane
April 27 report says two workers were injured when a cable failed while a concrete tower was being set for the Christian Science Home. Adelard Duschane, 31, died from injuries. another worker Adelard Lanzier died later at the hospital. a third man survived with cuts and bruises.
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Gullltin
Christian Sciences
Mary Faber Eddy
Adelard Duschane
Lanzier
Ameryurgical
Seritches
Bruives
Debt settlement ratified for Latvia under 62-year refund plan
The senate approved a Latvia debt refunding agreement of 5.775 million dollars with 62 years to repay. First year payment 28,000 dollars and final year 228,000 dollars. Interest 3 percent until 1923 and 3.5 percent afterward until final. Also notes stalled Franco-American debt talks awaiting new proposals.
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Washington
America
Latvia
Senate
Senate OKs Bridge Bill for Ohio River Crossing
Washington April 27 Senate passes bill authorizing construction of a bridge across the Ohio River near Steubenville Ohio to improve regional transportation and commerce.
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Senate
Washington
Ohio River
Steubenville
Ohio
Parry-Thomas Breaks World Mile-Speed Record in Auto
J G Parry-Thomas set a new mile speed record in Wales on April 71 driving an automobile. He completed the mile at an extraordinary pace, reported as 17 miles per hour, signaling a historic automotive speed achievement.
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Wales
J. G. Parry-Thomas
Sub raises effort to salvage S-51 wreck near Block Island
Sunken submarine S-51 wrecked off Block Island in September after collision with City of Rome. April 27 two ships with twenty officers and 200 men anchored above the grave, preparing a final lift to recover the undersea boat and the bodies of twenty sailors remain imprisoned inside.
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Newport
R. I
Fwo
Asrave
United States
Block Island
Neas
Rome
Bills for Farm Relief Reported in House
Agriculture committee today formally reported the Haugen Tincher and Aswell Bills for the relief of American agriculture and urged that next Monday be set aside for their consideration by the House.
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Agriculture Committee
Haugen
Tincher
Aswell
House
Construction League Discusses Mexico Question at Washington
April 27 convention of Peoples Mechanics discusses intertion in Mexico and the Capper Johnson universal draft bill. Delegates question the policy and its impact on national construction interests.
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Construction League Tiscusses
Washington
Intertention
Mexico
Capper- Johnsonniversal
I Peoples Mecocstructer Leas
Judge Perry Warns of Possible US Mexico Rift
Judge Perry states the Santa Isabel claims rejection could trigger a severing of diplomatic relations with Mexico. He notes the decision clashes with records and international law and warns the secretary of state may decide future action. Washington reports say open rupture was discounted, but tension rises over the disputed $1,225,000 claim and alleged collusion rumors.
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America
Mexico
Commission
Santa Isabel
Kellos
Inmuag
Peay
I Court
Washington
United States
Dianne de Fron
E. B. Peers
State Department
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