Political clash as Ohio House gaps on veto overrides
The Ohio House, after a Republican caucus, moved to pass several bills over the governor’s vetoes including building appropriations cuts and municipal petition nominations. Leaders conferred with the Senate but failed to reach agreement, with no local appropriations slated for repass.
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Taft
Robison
Albaugh
McDonald
Repub
Hean House
House
Clevert
John Bryan
Green County
Chadwell
McKay
Ramey
Wise
Sullivan
Gordon
Carpenter
Collister
Legislative Branch
Senate
Roundup target radicalists in Allegheny raids planned
Police cooperation in Allegheny County raids uncovered plans for a widespread May crackdown on radicals. Seized were several suspected radicals and materials linked to radical literature. Authorities say the raids will continue as investigations proceed.
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Sus- Allegheny County
Cnts
Radical Liter
Fire Fatalities Reported In Apartment Complex
A fire early April 28 in an apartment building left one person dead and another seriously injured after a resident jumped from the sixth floor. A witness noted an ongoing struggle and the blaze spread quickly through the first and upper floors. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Gun death shocks town in late night incident
A man shot and killed last night after a quarrel with his wife was charged with mail fraud earlier. Investigators say the gun discharged during a dispute in a family room where relatives waited as tensions rose. The event follows a separated couple’s attempts at reconciliation and ongoing investigations into faulty equipment on a train and a separate race in Philadelphia.
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Public Service Co to supply Green Line with power
General Manager Johnson of Ohio Public Service Co denied plans to acquire the Cleveland and Southwestern system saying the company will begin supplying Green Line with part power this fall and eventually provide all power while not purchasing the system.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Johnson
Green Line
Symsem
Carpenter sues Hunkin-Con kin Construction Co over injuries
Andrew M. Moulton, a Lorain carpenter, sues Hunkin-Con kin Construction Co alleging a fall caused by a falling board at the Elyria Savings & Trust Co. building basement. He says head injuries, bruises, daze and a hernia, claims Industrial Commission rejected his compensation and seeks jury trial, attorney fees, and costs.
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Andrew M. Moulton
Lorain
Hunkin-Conkin Construction Co
Tie
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Industrial Commission of Ohio
County Seeks Authority to Purchase Office Journal
Lorain April 28 Acting on advice of a spiritualist medium divers 3 were Jenkin for the body of Sam Riccia two other mediums back toren The exact location of the body not found The county commissioners have applied to court for authority to buy a journal for their use at a cost not to exceed 3 200 They argue it is expedient and necessary for proper business.
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Lorain
Two Barns and Granary Burn at Fields Island Road
Fire destroyed two large barns and a granary on Island road near Field's Corners yesterday afternoon. Fire spread 400 feet to a neighboring barn as firefighters arrived, saving nearby outbuildings. Loss estimated at least $7,000 with partial insurance. eight-mile run totaled in twenty minutes.
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Field’s Corners
Robert Blaine
George Brokaw
Brokaw
Central Station
Slaying Confession Tied to Three Murders by Glenn Nell
In Wooster, April 28, Glenn Nell, 22, of Polk Ashland County admitted murdering three men within three months for financial gain. He claimed to have killed Milo Dashem, 40, and his 14 year old nephew Walter Gray near Ashland on December 8, 1922, then Charles Bitzer, 53, at a booster station south of West Salem on April 7. A small sum of money, a watch, and kerosene items were reported as taken.
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Central Ohio Gas Co
West Salem
Gold and silver anklets debated at jeweler congress
Cincinnati reporters note that girls may wear gold and silver anklets next, as delegates at the annual National Wholesale Jewelers Association convened in Cincinnati discuss dress and personal adornment rules. Marion: remarriage tale follows Sylvia Mooney and William Jarvis wed after Jarvis had been jailed on bigamy charges since December 1921. In Covington, Daisy Arundell shot her husband John Arundel. both are charged with disorderly conduct. Columbus suit seeks 87 711 damages over failure to complete Marietta Caldwell Road contract. Reading reports death of Herbert Timmes in a tin mine accident. Canton coverage of Frank A Hoiles testifying in a kidnapping case tied to the Toy Transportation Company. Cincinnati to revive its May festival after a three year lapse.
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National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
Marion
Sylvia Mooney
William Jarvis
Jarvis
Marion County
Daisy Arundell
East Fifth Street
Covington
John Z. Arundel
Investors Lose About Million in Mail Stock Fraud Trial
New York report says Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg testified in federal court regarding a mail stock fraud scheme that cost about 1 million dollars to around 3,000 investors tied to Winthrop Smith and Company with operations in New York Baltimore and Washington DC.
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Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Winthrop Smith and Company
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Arrest farmer as childbirth kills sister
Otis Morey a 36 year old farmer is jailed after pleading guilty to fathering a child born to his sister Opal Morey in Toledo. The mother died of puerperal fever and the child perished February 28. Opal vanished last February and Morey claimed she ran away. Their father Prof Z Morey headed Spencerville schools.
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Otis Morey
Allen County
Toledo
Opal Morey
Toledo State Hospital
Miss Morey
Father Son And Grandson Held On Bootleg Charge
IRVINGTON Ky April 25 Vincent Teegarden 79 his son Charles 49 and his grandson Thomas Pollard 19 were held for federal grand jury action yesterday after arraignment on charges of violating prohibition laws All are residents of Augusta Ky and were taken into custody following the arraignment in the local court
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Vincent Teegarden
Charles
Thomas Pollard
Charsey
Augusta
Dance record and escape report from BelchertownMass
A fragmented Belchertown Mass item notes a dance record of 216 hours set by a youth and mentions three young men from the state hospital escaping earlier that day. Funeral services for Mrs Warner of North Ogbmsted are announced for Saturday afternoon at the Northomed Congregational Church.
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Surdaa
Northomed Fongm Zational Church
Weather Update From Washington
Fragmentary weather note reports expected normal temperatures for the near term. The misspelled text references patterns and a forecast for the upcoming week without clear specifics or precise figures.
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Runaway Boys From Cleveland Picked Up Near Bridge
Police took into custody three runaway boys from Cleveland found beside the tracks near an overhead bridge. They were Keith Rudel aged 15 of 3458 West 12th Street Tous M Hammerschmidt aged 16 of 3122 West 146th Street and George Mitchel aged 14 of 2011 West 106th Street. Their parents were notified and collected by their fathers.
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Cleveland
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Keth Rudel
Tous M. Hammerschimidt
George Mitchel
51 I W W members given 30 day rest in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 28 fifty one industrial workers of the world and Seamen's Union members were found in parish prison serving thirty days each after a raid on a meeting. Judge Thompson presided as cases were heard, with details including a divorce and a ground of grass neglect cited in the court record.
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Tan Anaree
Ww . Thompson
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Wiliam HO
Wife of rail worker ends her life
Mary BR Chesser, 18, wife of N A Chesser, B and O fireman, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound in their 936 12th street home. She had shown melancholy tempers and had threatened drowning herself. Coroner ruled death by own action after she was found unconscious. Her body to be sent to Willisbarre Pa.
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N. A. Chesser
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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East Liverpool Club Members Held Up by Bandits
In East Liverpool on April 28 three armed men entered a club room managed by Robert Roark in the business district, ordered six visitors to the wall, and robbed them of 500 to 700 dollars before fleeing toward Steubenville. Posses pursued to Wellsville, four miles away.
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Robert Roark
Steubenville
Wellsville
Mysterious disappearance of Captain Mason near Rome
Bulletin from Rome reports the mysterious loss of French airman Captain Mason who vanished during a flight from Pisa to Rome. Mason had been selected for the French round the world flight under Paris government auspices, signaling a high profile mission and national aviation prestige.
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Lorain County Sunday School Convention in Lorain May 1 2
The Lorain County Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention in Lorain on May 1 and 2 with sessions at the high school auditorium and Congregational church. Rev W L Burner Prof T W Graham Dr A B Eby Arthur Hugh Miss Marie Muller and others will speak. banquet opens the event with toastmaster C H Hauger.
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Ohio Council of Churches
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Arthur Hugh
China
Marie Muller
Elyria
E. Loope
Ohio
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Europa
Arthur Ruch
Orient
Martie Muller
P. B. Loope
J. L. Lobingier
State Secretary
Hgh
Unidentified Men in Gun Battle Rock New York Street
In New York on April 28 a rifle and pistol duel left unidentified men wounded and knocked unconscious. Reports say shots came from windows or roofs as a crowd gathered nearby on the street. Police were immediately alerted and began a search for suspects amid the chaos.
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Beran
Policeman's Booze Party Interrupted in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati police patrolman hosted a social gathering at 1213 Baymiller Street when several officers arrived and seized quarts of moonshine after off duty guests fled. The incident disrupted the party as authorities intervened and confiscated alcohol.
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Harry Bib
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Trewer
Ani
Wonen
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