Denies Change of Venue in Rudner Case
Canton December 4 Judge A W Agler Stark County common pleas denied a motion to change venue in the Ben Rudner murder plot case. The judge ruled there was no sufficient reason to fear an unfair trial here and prejudice would be likelier in other counties.
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Canton
Ben Studner
Don R. Mellett
A.W. Agler
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Agler
Rudner
Mondz
Ben Rudner
Stark County
Cauron
E. L. Mills
Pat McDersmott
Grocer Shot After Following Bandit in Store
Homer Thobinson a grocer is hospitalized with a bullet wound to the right breast after he followed an unmasked bandit who robbed his store Thursday night. The bandit took $600 from the cash drawer and fled after Thobinson reached for his own weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newatos
Homer Thobinson
Robinson
Ohio Prison Overcrowding Prompts Request for Action
Columbus Ohio Feb 4 The Ohio penitentiary is over crowded with 3211 inmates against a 3200 capacity. Governor P E Thomas sought authorization to refuse new admissions after meeting state attorney general aides. He prepared to file a formal opinion request.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
State Attorney General’s Office
Thomas
Purse Grabber Steals $18 From Mrs. Schneider
Mrs. Catharine Schneider stepped from her office in the Masonia Temple yesterday afternoon when a colored man seized her handbag containing eighteen dollars and business papers and fled. He is described as about 30 years old, 745 pounds, wearing a heavy overcoat.
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Catharine Schneider
Masonia Temple
Feminine Bloc in Congress Would Bar May and December Marriages
Washington reports from February 4 show the Feminine Bloc in Congress urging law prohibitions on May and December marriages. Members, led by Mrs. Norton and supported by Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Nourse Logers, push child-protective marriage laws restricting underage brides and age gaps.
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Congress
Washington
Browning
Idth Congress
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Norton
Florence PB. Kahn
California
Nourse Logers
Massachusetts
Kahn
Slayer Receives Life Sentence in Wisconsin Slaying
Willian N. Coffey confessed to killing his wife Mrs. Hatthe Sherman Hales and was sentenced today to life imprisonment at Wisconsin State Penitentiary in Waupun.
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Bullet Reek
Willian N. Coffey
Hatthe Sherman Hales
Wisconsin
Ztate
Waupun
State Willing to Fund Lane Widening and Bridge Repairs
County commissioners report in Columbus that the state highway department will cooperate on road improvements if funds are available. Plans include widening the West Beldege Street bridge, extending a concrete road on North Ridge to Pearl Street, grading and widening a bridge on Road B41 in Columbiatownship, and widening a two mile strip on Road 291 east of Wellington. State surveyors will visit Lorain County to decide the best method for Road 54 at Black River with two options and the cheaper method likely to be chosen.
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Highway Commission
West Beldge Street
Columbus
State Highway Department
Highway Department
North Ridge
Pearl Street
Columbia — Township
Wellington
Lorain County
Black Wiver
Ford Stock a Road Buy in 1914 at 19 000 a Share
Washington February 4 Henry Pard a fleet of capitalists described Ford as an incomparable force in the motor industry in 1912 and testified Ford stock was a road buy in 1914 at 19 000 dollars per share before the board of tax appeals. Pierce C Ward an investment banker of Chicago testified as today's principal witness.
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Washington
Henry Pard
America
Ford
Board of Tax Appeals
Pierce C. Ward
Chicago
Freshmen Admit Secret Marriage in Indiana Town
Sidney reports Robert Youngs and Mabel Shroyer, high school freshmen, disclosed they wed in Jeffersonville Indiana January 4 after a month of keeping their romance secret. The couple plans to reside in Pontiac Michigan.
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Sidney
Robert Youngs
Mabel Shroyer
Iaffersonville
Ind
Ponitiac
Mieh
Sacasa vows to defend Nicaragua against American hostilities
Dr. Juan Sacasa liberal leader says he will defend his country's rights until he is no longer able to resist the armed actions of American forces. He responds to Washington's pledge that the United States would not recognize him even if he controlled all Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacasa
International News Service
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Juan Sacasa
Washington
Kellege
United States
Wabash Train Wreck Near Wyatt Injures One
In South Bend Indiana on February 4 a Detroit to Chicago Wabash train wreck left two Pitman cars off the rails. Brakeman William Wham, 45, suffered a broken arm and was hospitalized. other passengers only sustained cuts and bruises. The rear cars derailed three miles east of Wyatt as the train neared Chicago.
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South Bend
Ind
Detroit
Chicago
Wabash
Wyatt
Indiana
William Wham
L. A. Kuhn
Wham
Logan Gas Company hearing in Columbus faces rate protest
Columbus auditor TF Newman testified before the State Utilities Commission about Logan Gas Company rate proposals. Prosecutors questioned him on alleged asset capitalization and transmission charges to Preston Oil, with gas flow figures cited for 1922 to 1924. The session adjourned for the noon recess and will resume in mid March. In Lorain, Lorain schools report 7937 pupils enrolled.
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Columbus
Newman
Logain Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Grant BE. Mouser
Marion
Logan Gastronie
Preston Oil Company
Logan Gas Company
Nest Onty
Revolutionary plot uncovered in Puebla arrests court martial
Puebla dispatches report discovery of a revolutionary plot with seven conspirators arrested and court martial. Leading Puebla citizens are involved including two Knights of Columbus members, two priests, and other prominent residents.
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Puebla
Menico City
el Universal Today
Triplee Dispatches
Knights of Columbus
Woman slain by former lodger in her home
In PumaDelChia on February 4 Mrs Mary Berkman aged 87 was shot dead in her bed while beside her 2 year old son. The former lodger Edward Sturzenberger aged 40 shot herself and then killed himself as the child cried for his father.
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Pumadelchia
Mary Berkman
Edward Sturzenberger
Neuicht
Mass
Murder Stuns Steubenville Amid Fresh Slayings
Steubenville police faced another mysterious murder as James Fratink was shot in the back while leaving a Haitian quarter shop last night. No witnesses or descriptions available, marking the seventh killing in five weeks and the second in four hours.
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Steubenville
Fred
Raven
James Fratink
Tate
Am Chiar
Hadian Quarter
Young Wife and Baby Slain in Atlanta Apartment
Mrs Ledttiv Ingram aged 20 and her baby boy were found slain in their Atlanta apartment. The mother was beaten with a flatiron and the infant apparently strangled. Bernie Ingram, a night watchman, discovered the tragedy as he returned from work. Police questioned suspect D. C. Skelton, who lives in a nearby apartment.
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Atlanta
Ledttiv Ingram
Phillips Named Envoy to Canada
William Phillips, then ambassador of Belgium, was named America’s first diplomatic envoy to Canada. The State Department announced the appointment, and Phillips accepted the Canadian post as a ministerial rank.
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Washingtown
William Phillips
arIbassador of
Belgiauth
America
Canada
State Department
Phillips
Ambassador Bliss of Netherlands Named to Argentina
Washington February 1 The State Department announced the appointment of Robert Woods Bliss minister to the Netherlands as ambassador to Argentina and also named Peter Adlay as chargé d affaires. Frederick Sterling, consul general in London, was named first minister to the British state.
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Walilington
Robert Woods Bliss
Netherkrads
Long bed sought for Swedish prince's Dayton visit
Dayton Feb. 4.0 Hotel manager Tom Spores seeks a seven foot long bed for Prince William of Sweden set to visit on Feb. 23. Sabrey invites tall travelers to suggest bedding options for the royal guest who stands six feet four.
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Dayton
Tom Spores
William of
Sweden
Sabrey
King Ferdinand seeks Carol's return to Roumania
A Bucharest report says King Ferdinand of Roumania wants former Crown Prince Carol back in Roumania. Interior Minister Octavian Goga is sent to Paris to meet Carol, as the Roumanian Peasant party pressures Queen Marie to recall Carol and renounce his Italian marriage.
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Berlin
Ferdinand of
Roumania
Carol
Toumania
Octavian Goga
Paris
Bucharest
Budapest
Roumanian Peasant Party
Marie
Stourmiainia
Goga
Prince Carol
King Perdinand
Ma. Laipesed
Gareal
Dtenuamta
Kiwanis Plan for Inter-Club Meet in City
The Flyria Kiwanis Club maps the Inter-club meet for the Kiwsuit state in the Fiji district. Expected to be one of the largest events, with over 440 festival tons of preparation received. Participating clubs include Barberton Cleveland Beres East Cleveland Lakewood Medina Kenmore and Willoughby. Howard B. Smith of Dayton, governor of the Faith district Bla tuk, is to be principal speaker.
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Flyria Kiwanis Club
Kiwsuit
Fiji
Elyria
Onto
Tromiers
Beh
Fifa
Barberton
Cleveland Beres
Charlie Malls
Cleveland
Lakewood
Medina
Alton
Kenmore
Willongaby
Howard B.smith
Dayton
Povernor
Blatuk
Anne
30Y Struck by Auto But Not Seriously Hurt
Harald Schantz of near Stop 16 Lake Avenue was struck by a car driven by DL J Colmer 2568 West 66th Street Cleveland yesterday afternoon. Schantz was seriously injured and to be taken to hospital for examination. Sheriff’s report says Harold and three other boys walking home from school along Lorain road. Colmer swerved to avoid them, hit a telephone pole, and demolished his car.
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Harald Schantz
Lake Avenue
DL. J. Colmer
66Th Street
Cleveland
Sheriff's Office
Harold
Lorain
Colmer
Four Twombly Family Members Die in Kensington Crash
Five persons were killed when a C&O train collided with a car at 6 Garden crossing in Kensington Maryland. The victims include W A Twombly his wife Mrs Mary Twombly son Paul Twombly daughter Elizabeth Twombly and Mrs Oraton Holland from the same family.
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Kensington
St. Louis
Lorain Women sue for injuries in auto accident suit
Margaret Billings and Mollie Long sue Alice M. Salem, Anse Road and East 93rd Street Cleveland for a total of 50000 dollars damages from a July 28, 1926 car crash on Lake Road. Both claim injuries including leg, back and nervous shock from speeding and a road hole.
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Margaret Bulings
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Mollie Long
Roadway
Court of Common Pleas
Alice M. Salem
Anse Road
East 93Rd Street
Cleveland
Alice Salem
Lake Road
Margaret Billings
Bue
Peaches at apartment in New York found by authorities
New York, Feb 4. Bearh ea Heenan Browning, long reported hiding, was found at her apartment. She said she plans a month’s rest south but not Bermuda, perhaps Savannah next Wednesday. She offers cooperation to aid authorities in investigation of recent incidents connected to the Browning family and the Children’s Society inquiry.
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New York
Heenan Browning
Bermuda
Nouth
Savannah
Browning
Children’s Society
J Brewna
U.S. to bolster naval strength in Chinese waters
Washington reports an imminent rise in American naval presence in China with 1,200 marines enroute to join the Asiatic fleet and three cruisers that sailed from Balboa. Government plans to protect nationals will be carried out fully despite protests from Canton and Peking and a suspected tacit British military cooperation.
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Washington
Balboa
China
Canton
Peking
Elfen
Briish
State Department
Defender of Sangha Suffers Serious Defeat
Shanghai reports say San Chuan Fang, defender of Shanghai against the Cantonese, was defeated near Hangchan. Casualties are light, but the loss risks destabilizing Shanghai’s defense as Cantonese forces may advance toward the city gates. Refugees flock to Shanghai as Cantonese plan to halt near the international settlement.
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Shanghai
Northern Chinese leaders defeat mutinous generals
General Wu Pei fu and Marshal Kang Tso Lin, leaders of the northern Chinese armies, defeated mutinous northern generals and prepared to march toward Hankow to strike at the Chinese capital. The Pekin dispatch did not name the overthrown commander, but speculation pointed to General Fong as the foe of Wu Pei fu, whose force blocks Peking and Lanchow from advancing forces between Peking and Hankow.
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London
Gengral
Wu- Pei-Fu
Kang Tso-Lin
Hankow
Pekin
Fong
Wu Peibu
Juantha
Peking
Lanka
Wu Pei-fu
Chung -Tso-Lin
Farm Relief Bill Near Enactment in Congress
The 250,000,000 McNary Haugen farm relief bill moved toward enactment as Senate leaders set a likely vote by next Wednesday and House support expected to push it through. Western lawmakers expect President Coolidge to sign after minor changes, while no filibuster will be tolerated. The bill advances despite opposition threats and a closure petition already signed by 55 senators.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Cooline
Senate
House
Fara
Raul
Sena No. 1
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Edison
Tholdas Ceo
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August Koli
Amherst Township
O. E B. Rankin
Kolm
Rankin
J.george
West Bridge Street
FLYER
Tika Arm Croker
Logan Gas CO
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Sinai Bamberger
Ptal
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Aeturn
Peasant Party
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TI Gity
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