Woman Victim of Hit and Run Motorist in Lorain
Mrs. Stella Howard aged 56 of Town Line Road died at St. Josephs hospital after being struck by a northbound car at stop 46 Green Line near Penfield Junction while walking with her husband and a friend. She suffered a fractured skull broken ankles and other injuries. Police could not identify the hit and run vehicle though witnesses believed the phantom car was a Jewett sedan. Body taken to Amherst funeral parlors. funeral arrangements not set.
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Lorain
Stella Howard
Town Line Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Green Line
Penfield Junction
Toadside
Amherst
Michigan prison questioned man in skulls trunk case
Michigan authorities prepared to question James Wagner Coyner at a state prison about four human skulls found in a trunk at his former Ferndale home. Coyner admitted trunk ownership and sending a woman there for clothes but denied knowledge of how the skulls arrived, despite Ferndale officials believing the skulls belonged to white women.
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Michigan City
Ind
Michigan
James Wagner
Ferndale
Mich
Daly
Coyner
Tie
Lake County
Indiana
Bill for Medicinal Whiskey Production Reported Favorably
A revised bill for manufacture and distribution of medicinal whiskey was favorably reported to the House by the Ways and Means committee. The plan rejects Andrews private corporation idea and authorizes the treasury secretary to issue permits to two to six distillers to produce whiskey.
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House
Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrews
Million Dollar Fire Hits Bangor Businesses
A massive overnight fire in Bangor Me destroyed four buildings and damaged much of the business district. Major John Wilson led about 150 militiamen who assisted in containment and protected spectators from collapsing walls. The blaze caused estimated losses of one million dollars.
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Maine
Bangor
John Wilson
Christianos
Springlike warmup amid snow and sleet across Ohio
Central Ohio ended a chilly week with a rise from 4 degrees to 43 as overcast skies signaled rain. Meanwhile Cleveland and Toledo reported significant snowfall and sleet causing damage and numerous auto accidents across the northern portion of the state.
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Columbis
Ohio
Mercury
Cleveland
Toledo
Plans for defense before indictment in Mellett case
Canton Ohio February 14 new Umber charged with the assassination of Don R Mellett editor marshaled forces for his defense before he had been indicted William Brumme of Massillon testified as the trial of the millionaire bootlegger continued Brumme said Umber needed to raise 10400 for his defense though he had not been charged and had no information he would be The witness listed Surranne Lenge chief of police of Canton as visiting Rudner's Massillon store twice in one week before the ambush shooting last July He said Rudner knew Pat McDermott before the murder trial while Rudner denied knowing him earlier
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Canton
New Umber
Don R. Mellech
Wm. Brumme
Masgillon
Brumme
Rudner
Ben
Bramme
Suranne Lenge
Polices
Rud
Ner
Massalon
Mellett
Plumme
Prosention
Pat McDermott
McDermott
Atlanta
William Betzier
Wakeman man arrested by day agent fined
Moore of Wakeman township in Huron county was arrested by O B Rankin on a liquor charge Saturday night. He was arraigned before Justice W W Scott, fined 200 dollars and costs, and committed to jail at Norwalk until the fine is paid. Rankin also arrested Clara Lee and Mabel Myers of 1442 Broadway Lorain Saturday afternoon after a chemical test on suspected liquor found at their premises the night before. A bond of 500 dollars was set to insure their appearance before Justice George this afternoon.
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Moore
Wakeman Township
Huron County
O. B. Rankin
W. W. Scott
Norwalk
Clara Lee
Mabel Myers
Broadway
Lorain
George
Kentucky Man Dies When Plane Falls in Owensboro
Frank Sheehan ages 25 was killed when his airplane the Steel Cardinal crashed in Owensboro Kentucky. No one else injured. He headed the Kentucky Aircraft Corporation and had married Ruby Beal of Gwensboro the previous Saturday.
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Owensboro
Frank Sheehan
Sheehan
Louisville
Kentucky
Tie
Kentucky Aircraft Corporation
Mass Ruby Beal
Gwensboro
Funeral services held for Congressman A T B Stephens
Cincinnati O Feb 1 Funeral services will be held tomorrow at North Bend for Congressman A T B Stephens who died Saturday at his home. A military salute will be fired by the American Legion. All business in Cleveland was suspended for three hours tomorrow by mayoral proclamation.
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North Bend
A. Ti. B. Stephens
American Legionnaires
Cleve
Detectives Probe $80,000 Pearl Necklace Theft
Detectives admit they are investigating the theft of a pearl necklace from Mrs Edward Hines wife of a Chicago lumberman. The necklace disappeared when she arrived for a visit and is valued at 30 909. Occasion unclear but the loss occurred on a Pullman car berth in Dayton.
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Dayton
Edward Hines
Chicago
Elyria Memorial Welcomes First Valentine Baby
Elyria's first Valentine baby is a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan J. Haechtges of 100 Dennison Avenue at 3:40 a.m. at Elyria Memorial hospital. Local merchants promised gifts for the city’s first and second Valentine births while the Chronicle-Telegram noted $5 awards for each newborn. No second birth report had reached the paper at press time.
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Elyria
Ign
Harlan J. Haechtges
Dennison
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lyria O
Chronicle-Telegram
Miller's Secy Witness at the Miller's Secy Witness
Mal Daugherty president of the Midland National Bank will be called as a defense witness in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial. U S attorney Buckner plans to shorten the trial and will not put Daugherty on the stand. Fred Hail800 secretary to Miller when alien property custodian testified and telegrams show Miller interest in asset transfer to a Swiss corporation. The message notes approval by Goll.
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Mal Daugherty
Midland National Bank
Washington
Daugherty
Passie
Fred Hail- 800
Miller
American Metal Co
Wilson
Goll
Argument Over Stock Deal Turns Violent In Greenville
J H Crouch a 60 year old stock dealer from Darke County was shot by Fred Hates a stock salesman in Greenville after a dispute over a stock deal. Crouch is recovering with a flesh wound and Estes remains in jail under a 19000 dollar bond awaiting a hearing.
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Dayton
J. H Crouch
Darke County
Fred Hates
Greenville
Estes
Traffic Takes Toll in Ohio Weekend
Ten people were killed and many injured as Ohio roads and weather caused deadly crashes over the weekend. Authorities blamed slick conditions and driver error as incidents occurred in Cleveland Toledo Dayton Canton and Lorain with casualties reported statewide.
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Ohia
Shet
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Tony
Dayton
Canton
Lorain
Sleet and Ice Disrupt City Utilities and Traffic
Heavy sleet and ice last night damaged power lines near West Avenue and Oberlin Road breaking two poles and halting Interurbans as wires iced over. A large limb fell at 618 Middle Avenue blocking a sidewalk and a police report noted the crash at 12:54 p.m.
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West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Elyria Street
Middle Avenue
Colson Incorporates Missouri Branch
The Cilson-Missouri Co was incorporated at Columbia with an authorized capital of 10900 dollars. A branch will be opened in St Louis. Incorporators include W H Anxersoll, J W Wigren, Thos E T Cook, M J Gaston and F Stetson.
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Colson
Missouri
Cilson-Missouri Co
Columbia
Colson Co
St. Louis
Liberal attack moves on Matagalpa in Nicaragua
Liberal forces press toward Matagalpa as government troops withdraw to save the city. The fight involves American and foreign residents. U S marines sought for protection. Rebels advance from May May with field pieces and machine guns. city eyed as neutral to avert destruction.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Matagalpa
Amercan
Adolfo Dine
Matargalpa
Mata
Career of Dr Percy Grant Ends Tempestuous Life
In Bedford village New York the tempestuous career of Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant militant modernist of the Protestant Episcopal church ends with his death yesterday. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. at St Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church near his country home. During 31 years as rector of the Church of the Ascension he clashed frequently with higher church officials led by Episcopal Bishop William T Manning of New York, largely over defending what he argued were the rights of others.
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New York
Bedford Village
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Chnurch
Church of the Ascension
Grant
William T. Manning
Epieco Pal
Open Forum Speaker Sees Philippine Islands Rich in Minerals
Col Thompson special representative of President Coolidge spoke at an open forum on Sunday, arguing Filipinos are not ready for self government. He described the islands as volcanic and fertile, near Japan China and British India, and warned loss to enemy could endanger efforts for China and the Philippines. He noted Moros as early settlers and emphasized strategic importance of keeping the Philippines under U.S. influence.
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Philippine
Cal
Carmi Thompson
Col. Thomps
Coolidge
Philippines
J. F P. Larke
Col. Thompson
Ife
Japan
China
British India
Ching
Richards seeks 10161.25 judgment over grand jury claims
HeoOA Richards of Zanesville asks the court of common pleas for 10161.25 against Ren Hi Atkin and M W Atkin, alleging defamed by grand jury testimony that he stole a car. Richards says he was imprisoned in Eyrin and Zanesville for malicious prosecution and that no indictment followed. Ben H Atkin and Morris M Atkin file suits against Richards VW Busha Lee D Dutro Louis J Weber and P E Vannahill charging threat and conspiracy to obtain a 1800 sedan from the plaintiff, seeking 1500.
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Heooa
Richards
Zanesville
Court of Common Pleas
Ren Hi
Atkin
M. W. Atkin
Eyrin
Ben H Atkin
Morris M. Atkin
VW. Busha
Lee D. Dutro
Louis J. Weber
P. E. Vannehill
Memoirs of An Unhappy Woman Exposed in Court Fight
Mme Zizi Lambrino Morganatle wife of former Crown Prince Carol faced a Paris court as she seeks to publish an autobiography titled Memoirs of An Unhappy Woman. Authorities report she aims to publish facsimiles of Carol’s intimate letters and harshly critiqued Queen Marie. She had sued for use of Carol’s name for their son and for funds. Carol won both actions.
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Rvuchatrest
Mme Zizi Lambringo Morganatle
Prinva Carol
Houmantan
Mme i Lambrino
Queen Marie
Caral
Carol
Chang Masses Trons Dane Silangital
Marshal Chang Tay-Lin, a Manchurian war lord, reportedly collects 50,000 troops north of the Yellow River for a Hankow drive. Northern front activity signals an imminent major engagement as Shantung forces move southward in a cooperative mobilization.
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Silangital
Chang Tay-Lin
Yellow River
Hankow
Shantung
Chang
Hail and Snow Spoil Springlike Weather in Midwest
In middle Chicago on February 14 hail and snow spoiled the recent springlike spell in the middle west. Forecasters anticipated more snow today with little chance of temperature changes.
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Chicago
Middle West
Rush to pay taxes begins in Elyria
The rush to pay taxes started at the treasurer's office in the courthouse with many residents calling for tax slips and inquiries. Some taxpayers questioned doubled payments and sought the auditor's office to verify that Lacey had not been over assessed.
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Elyria Feves
Court House
Lacey
Britain storms and fog cause multiple shipwrecks in Channel
In dense fog off the British Isles a collision between the Whithamsea-Hull and Hull-Scarborough expresses killed twelve and injured fifteen. Eight bodies were recovered as rescuers searched the wrecked coaches. Two vessels sunk and nine damaged include the Norwegian steamship Ren, abandoned after a collision with Gordjevezia, sparking a general radio alarm.
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British Isles
London
Whithamsea
Ren
Ran
Man Injured In Crash Near Wellington
William Tannifan was injured in an early Sunday crash west of Wellington. His car, owned by J. D. Supllivan of Akron and driven by BH. H. Sullivan, collided with a train and tipped over. He was hospitalized in Oberlin with possible internal injuries. Sheriff BE. Ji. Matthews reported the collision.
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William Tannifan
Oberlin Hospital
Hannifan
J. D. Supllivan
Akron
BH. H. Sullivan
Wellington
Sheriff BE. Ji. Matthews
Coolidge Awaits Answers to His Disarmament Plea
President Coolidge waits for foreign nations to answer his disarmament proposal as Paris and Rome reports arrive. British debate on Baldwin’s naval limitation plan signals cautious consideration and no definite government stance yet. The White House hopes for progress despite potential obstacles.
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Paris
Rome
London
House of Commons
Coshidoge
Baldwin
Hia
Washington
Four Men Ordered to Appear Before Reed Election Panel
Four witnesses cited for contempt by the Reed election investigation committee are ordered to appear next Monday. Subpoenas issued to Samuel Insull Robert Crowe Daniel Schuyler and Thomas Cunningham to provide information on Illinois and Pennsylvania primaries. If they refuse they face punishment for contempt as the committee seeks action.
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Reed Election Investigation Committee
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Senate
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Samual Insull
Robert B. Crowe
Chicago
Daniel Schuyler
Insull
Thomas Cunningham
Philadel Sobis
Reed
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