Appeals Court Hears Tax Refund Decisions Revealed
U S circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia ruled on three government tax cases. One involving a pre marriage agreement that sheltered a $40 000 trust from income tax. another granting $899 471 refund to John J Emery. a third directing the federal tax board to accept John J Weaver's appeal for 1918 1920 income taxes after a late filing fee issue.
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Law and order call hits Lansing campaign scene
In Lansing the Methodist Men's Council warns that annihilation at the polls awaits any presidential candidate who does not stand for law enforcement and constitutional government. Senator Willis of Ohio and ex Governor Net of Texas frame the message as a doorway to Michigan as they address political concerns in a regional meeting.
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Winton Motor Magnate Weds Cleveland Bride
Winton motor works president Alexander Winton marries in Covington Kentucky on Monday. The surprise union links the auto pioneer with Cleveland composer Marlon Campbell and the ceremony delighted the couple’s friends who learned of the nuptials from reporters.
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Former U S Senator Albert Beveridge Dies at 65
Indianapolis April 27 Former Republican United States senator Albert Jeremiah Beveridge 65 died at 6:30 PM after a long illness. Beveridge rose from plowboy to national figure as orator and author of The Life of John Marshall. He served in the Senate 1899 to 1910 and ran again in 1922.
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Highland County
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Samuel M. Halston
Northern China Forces Prepare for Hankow Drive
Reports say northern forces gather all available men including Red Spears for a major assault on Hankow seat of Hagene Chen Wing. Chiang Kai Shek sends two regiments to Shanghai amid claims of an imminent communist uprising.
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Uren Actor Tom Kerrick Shot to Death at Home
Tom Kerrick a 32 year old screen player was shot to death today in his home during an early morning party attended by film extras Iris Barns and Henry Isabeli are being sought for questioning By police Mrs Sarah Kerrick wife of the slain actor admitted drinks had been served at the home and Kerrick was found in the dining room a revolver was recovered from beneath a table
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Governor Vetoes Bills On Expert Witnesses In Ohio
COLUMMSLs Ohio April 27 Governor Danahey vetoed two bills concerning expert witnesses and said he would let the act become law without his signature Representative DS Ingalls of Cleveland authored all three. The vetoes target allowing courts to appoint own experts and cap expert testimony in civil and criminal cases. The governor will permit the bill for court experts in cases involving defendant sanity to become law.
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Fires seen in two small blazes in city streets
Two minor fires were reported within 24 hours. A car owned by William Wipner burned in a garage at 204 West Bridge Street but was extinguished with rags. Later at 11 20 am a shed at 125 Rush Street caught fire, blamed on children playing with matches and extinguished with chemicals.
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Gump Re elected Head Of Ohio Sheriff's Association
In Columbus on April 27 Walter F. Gump sheriff of Franklin County was reelected president of the Ohio Association of Sheriffs at the annual meeting. Sheriff Edward Gibson of Stark County was elected vice president and Sheriff Perley J. Way of Washington County secretary and treasurer. D. Bogard of Huron County and Abe Laird of Tuscarawas were chosen for the board of control.
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Stark County
Perley J. Way
Washington County
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Huron County
Abe Laird
Tuscarawas
Board of Control
Hickman Seeks New Evidence in Ohio Murder Case
W Way April 27 Big news from Huntington as attorney Leonard reports new evidence to clear Hickman who awaits death in Columbus for the murder of Chillicothe Police Officer Dan Garrett. Leonard travels to Portsmouth to confer with Hickman’s lawyers Day and Rais while citing a witness Mrs Cora Booth who linked Jamie Long to the crime.
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Bowh Hickman
Columbus
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Long
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Feyy Duye
Columbus, O
Joan Hickman
Hantington W Va
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Subway Crash Sees Six Injured Near York
Six people were injured when a Bronz local subway train crashed into the rear of a Broadway local at the Broadway and T2nd Street station on the Interborough Rapid Transit line.
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Nagy Sentenced for Selling Contraband Goods
Steve Nagy was found guilty Monday of selling certain contraband by Judge A R Webber. He was ordered to pay a $1,000 fine and costs after a motion for a new trial was overruled. The case will go to the court of appeals with bond set at $2,000 and sentence suspended pending appeal.
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Sailors clash with Chinese amid river warship incident
London reports ongoing clashes between foreign sailors aboard Vanize river warships and Chinese on shore. The admiralty noted fresh incidents near Hankow and Wachang with trench digging at Mankow and Hanyang, while Nationalist troops reportedly refused to engage on the Hoai front.
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Large Amount of Rubbish Collected in Elyria
The city plans a cleanup on the east side today and the south side tomorrow as the forestry of debris at the park is cleared. City officials report delays due to children blocking rubbish on the curb before collection wagges arrive and the service dies for paid.
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Seymore Bound Over After Grand Jury Larceny Charge
George Seymore of Toledo appeared before Judge George and was bound over to the grand jury on a grand larceny charge for allegedly taking a ring from a local jeweler. The trial was continued from the previous week.
Campaign to Raise Bible Studs in Elyria Clubs
The Elyria Y M C A study groups launch a fund drive to aid Arthur Baugh, national secretary for Bible study in China. The goal for this year is 360 dollars and two clubs are leading the drive to meet it.
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China
Woman Blamed by Gray for Murder in Long Island City
In Long Island City Court Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder is blamed as the instigating force in the Snyder Gray murder case after Henry Judd Gray confessed his role. The defense failed to move to declare the case inadmissible as the afternoon session opened with the confession and attendant testimony.
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Ruth Brown Snyder
Snyder- Gray
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Hazelton
Bridge Crowded With Refugees Tragedy Feared Near Hollanda le
Vicksburg Miss April 27 Red Cross reported a bridge over the Sunflower river near Hollanda le crowded with refugees fleeing flood. About 200 people were believed stranded as swift currents threatened to wash away the structure. Rescue steamer and Murre raced to the scene but radio cuts hindered communication updates.
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Institute Election At Brighton M E Church
Organizations at Wellington Brighton Rochester and Penal vote in an ina bitute to be held at the Brighton M E Church Thursday. County President Nellie M Hill will address the session which begins at nine oclock Thursday morning. Friday the county presider will meet with the Rochester W C T U. Next Wednesday another county spatuaite will be held in the Methodist church at LaPorte open to unions that wish to attend. Seminars are being made for the Ohio State Convention in the city next fall.
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Steamers Ready To Aid Flood Relief Work In Ohio River Region
Cincinnati dispatch reports government orders in the Cincinnati district to hold steamers Heloto Ottawa Carve Upe and Mississippi flood relief duties. Major Ron Powell says four steamboats are loaded with supplies including stores food coal clothing and blankets for about one hundred refugees awaiting orders.
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Relief fund totals and ethnic tally report
The report details relief fund allocations and constitutional totals. It notes campaign contributions and ethnic tally figures, including a large total for the campaign and several regional contributions.
Elyrians Asked To Speed Up In Giving
A meeting of the Red Cross committees on Elyria flood relief will be held this afternoon to set the $1,275 goal. About half the amount has been raised by noon, and residents are urged to send subscriptions to Red Cross headquarters or to local banks immediately with a goal to complete the total by Friday afternoon.
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Fear Epidemic and Flood Alarm at Red Cross Relief HQ
In Memyvhis Tennessee on April 27 reports describe desperate flood tolls in Arkansas areas with outbreaks of incasing whooping cough and other illnesses on the rise. Tronsy M. Baker director of disaster relief ordered fifteen boxes to proceed from Vicksburg up the Arkansas river to rescue hundreds marooned on levees.
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Alleged Auto Thief Captured in Lorain
Sylvester Smith a 29 year old Cleveland man pleaded guilty to auto stealing before Municipal Judge J F Strenick and was bound over to the grand jury on a 2500 bond. Deputies had earlier attempted to nab him on Gerlin avenue Lorain but he fled into a ditch and escaped with his car.
Two Civil War Veterans Die In Mahoning County
Two Civil War veterans aged 34 and 82 died in Mahoning County after long lives as com rades in the Obie Volunteer Infantry and Tod Post GAR. The pair, long residents of the county, were mourned at local services and memorialized by the community.
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Nicaragua Peace Plan Considered by the U S Govt
The U S weighs a Nicaragua peace framework backed by American guarantees for order and a native constabulary with American officers. Henry Stimson presents Diaz plan to Sacasa and holds it as a basis for settlement with Marine occupation continuing and U S election guarantees in 1928.
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City to pay up to four million to halt river flood
New Orleans faces a ransom of two to four million dollars to cut the levee at Poydras and relieve flood pressures from the Mississippi River. Officials estimate the city must evacuate about three thousand people from St. Bernard Parish and return them home after waters recede as crews prepare to breach the levee within a week or ten days.
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United States Mexico Reach Friendly Agreement on Law Dispute
President Calles announced a friendly agreement with the United States over all laws in a response to President Coolidge. The discussion emphasized maintaining cordial relations and a path to a smooth, secure settlement, while Mexico denied compensation for expropriated agricultural properties.
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Damages Suit Against Railroad Nears Verdict
Leona Kasky of 327 Columbus Street sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 50000 over injuries from a Lake Avenue crossing collision two years ago. The case neared completion in Judge W B Thompsons court on its third day with defense witnesses, including the freight crew, testifying.
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Corlumbus Street
Baltimore and Glo Railroad
Lake Avenue
W. B Thompson
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Thompson
Morron
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Four Miners Die In Gas Explosion At Colliery
Four men were killed at the Trucadale Colliery of the Glen Ab den Coal Company in Nanticoke as gas exploded. Two of the dead were married and two were single.
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Trucadale
Glen Abden Coal Company
Nanticokea
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