Jaugherty Denies He May Also Resign in Turmoil
In Elyria Ohio the appellate court upholds a $50,000 verdict against the city of Elyria and the New York Central railroad, stemming from a crash injuring Grace Meacham. The ruling leaves Elyria liable while Central is excluded, prompting city officials to plan appeals and potential legislation to curb future street collisions.
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Jaugherty
New York
Grace Meacham
City of Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Court of Common Pleas
City of
Vickery
Court of Appeals
New York Central
Myers
Meacham
Venire Dispute in Double Murder Case
The court overruled a defense objection in the Badelia Cruz murder case claiming improper juror drawing. Attorney Hurley argued the juror list was reused and faults in the jury box process. Judge Thompson rejected the request for a new venire and ordered the case proceed.
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Badelia Cruz
Jesusan
Hurley
Moore
Tase
Hames
Setvstead
Cmmission
Judse Thompson
Storm and snow sweep East as capsed coast warns issued
A storm from the Southland brings cold and snow to eastern states with heavy precipitation in the upper Valley and lower Lakes. East coast warnings from Cape Hatteras to Boston are ordered, delaying traffic as temperatures rise. In Ohio Akron bus firms seek mandated auto bus passenger insurance aligned with state law.
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Shington
Southland
Torm
Louisiana
United States
Lake
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Boston
Walking in Deep Water Slipper Demonstrated by Stevenson and Waldron
An Oberlin Wellington and Elyria gathering showcased the Stevenson and Waldron Walk or Swim Slipper at the YMCA pool. Inventor Steven son spent eight years and eighty four web variations to create a device letting a person walk in deep water with a speed boost. Charles Waldron built the device under the inventor’s direction, patent filed in Stevenson and Waldron names. Orders are being booked by K J Vaughn as businessmen foresee a strong market when bathing season opens.
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Oberlin
Wellington
Elyria
Stevenson
Charles Waldron
Gerber Guilty Theft Charge Receives Guilty Verdict
The jury hearing the case against Gottlob Gerber of Lorain found him guilty of receiving stolen property on the second count of the indictment. A motion for a new trial has been filed.
Hunt Two Men In Death Of Baby. Baltimore Mobiles Flee
Baltimore authorities launched a citywide manhunt for two men who brought a dead girl to University hospital after dawn. The body was identified as Josephine Fox, 23, a theatre usher said to be about to become a mother. One suspect cried they will never catch me alive.
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Baltimore
University Hospital
Josephine Fox
Grave condition reported for Senator Greene after Vermont shooting
Washington February 19 Senator Frank L Greene Republican of Vermont was described as extremely critical and unconscious at Emergency Hospital after a clash with bootleggers and prohibition agents. Senator Dale said there was little hope for recovery and called for swift action to clean up Washington while colleagues debated next steps.
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Washington
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Dale
International News Service
Senator Greene
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Greene
Senate
District of Columbia
Ernestine Kiser Hurt in Fall at Lorain
Miss Ernestine Kiser of Elyria is hospitalized at St. Josephs hospital Lorain after a bad fall on an icy sidewalk. An X Ray suggests a possible fracture of the coccyx.
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Lorain
Ernéstine Kiser
Middle Avenue
Elyria
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ohioan's quitting up to president Roosevelt flayed
Washington February 19 Attorney General Harry M Daugherty stood pat today his resignation could be had by the president for the asking but the president did not ask for it and the attorney general did not tender it Official announcement was made at the White House following the cabinet meeting that the attorney general has not resigned It was also announced the president had not discussed retirement with Daugherty and the matter was not referred to at today's session The president also noted the torrent of rumors and urged the press to avoid spreading unrestrained speculation and protect official reputations The Senate meanwhile demanded Roosevelt resign and sent experts to New York to examine oil stock records related to Teapot Dome leasing to Harry F Sinclair
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
White House
Daugherty
Navy
Denby
Secetary Denby Antog
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Secretary of
Harrison
N.Y
Senate Public Lands Committee
New York City
J. P. Benkard and Company
H. H. Benkard
New York
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Benkard
A. H. Cook
Harry Payne Whitney
Milionaire
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Whitney
J. P. Benkard
Lenin tomb to reopen for public march
Moscow reports that Nicolai Lenins tomb will be reopened to the public on March 2 with pilgrims planned. Central News from Hong Kong cites Sun Yat Sen considering a soviet style government in Kwantung with land and business nationalization as initial steps. An interior ministry tally notes 60 949 prohibition raids in three months, with 19 328 stills seized and 54 117 gallons of illegal vodka confiscated. Arrests reached 42 111.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenin
London
Hong Kong
Sun Yat Sen
Kwan-Tung
Commissar For the Interior
Poincare Wins Vote on 20 Percent Tax Increase Reform
Paris Premier Raymond Poincare secures passage of a fiscal reform measure in the chamber by 315 to 254 after weeks of opposition. The plan imposes a twenty percent tax rise, aims for one billion francs in governmental economies, and follows a record dip in the franc to 106 to the pound on the exchange.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
New York
U. S
Lorain Man Seeks Divorce From Cigarette-Heavy Wife
Paul Venuck of Lorain files a cross petition in divorce court alleging Helen Venuck drinks heavily and smokes up to twenty cigarettes daily. He cites a violent temper and throwing dishes, and asks the court grant him the divorce instead of his wife.
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Paul Venuck
Lorain
Helen Venuck
City council urged cemetery expansion and curbside rules
The board of health asked for an ordinance banning display of food on store sidewalks. Council discussed cinders for Abby Road, raising building permit fees to reflect true value, completing water extension, and locating a new cemetery at Ridgelawn with drainage and dry, suitable ground.
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Water Works
Board of Health
Building and Lands Committee
Cinder Abby Road
Abby Road
James Hewitt
Heslao
Boy Skater Drowns After Ice Breaks on Pond
Columbus February 19 Harold W Grubbs aged boy died when ice on a pond broke while skating He slipped through and drowned His brothers Russell and Walter tried to rescue him making a perilous scene as the pond this season yielded the first skating fatality in Columbus
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Columbus
Harold W. Grubbs
Russell
Walter
Blame Pyromaniac In Tenement Fire In New York
Thirteen people including seven children were burned to death in a five story tenement at 897 Madison Street on the Lower East Side. Police believe a pyromaniac started the blaze by a baby carriage in a lower hall. A city-wide hunt followed with two arrests at the scene and charges later dropped as investigators pursued the incendiary theory.
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New York
Madison Street
Lower East Side
The
Landis Attacks Anti-Bonus Plan at Public Hall
Former Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball’s high commissioner, denounced Treasury Secretary Mellon’s tax cut plan as the most colossal bribe and crowning infamy in America’s treatment of ex-service men. He said claims paid to contractors total billions, and that adjusted compensation merely signals payments without true debt relief to the 4,000,000 veterans.
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Cleveland
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
America
Landis
Two Fatal Wrecks Reported Across U S Cities
Chicago onl tran wreck leaves two dead and twenty five injured as two street cars collide on slippery rails on West Side. Brakes failed on a Chicago avenue car, pushing into an Ashland car and causing passengers to flee. In Steubenville, William Albaugh and Fred Ross, both railroad linemen, die after being struck by a fast eastbound train near Mill station while repairing signals. In Ludwigstadt a derailed burning freight train causes a village blaze with three houses set afire and three bodies found, massive damage reported.
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Chicago
Steubenville
William J. Albaugh
Fred N. Ross
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mill Station
Unionport
Oble
Berlin
Ludwigstadt
Ludwigstadig
Coburg
Wrec
Munich
Kirk Rites Wednesday Funeral for Mrs Kirk
The funeral services for Mrs. M. Kirk who died in Asheville North Carolina will be held Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock at the Padio Funeral Home.
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M. Kirk
Ashville
North Carolina
Padio Funeral Home
Grafton firm reorganizes into United Mills Corporation
The Grafton Flour and Milling Co reincorporates at Columbus as The United Mills Corporation with an authorized capital of 1,000,000 Among incorporators are Graham and N Gottschall The Shelby mill will supply dairy and poultry feed while the Grafton mill makes flour and by products Shelby plant will be enlarged and Grafton plant improved Also incorporated at Columbus today is W H Evans Construction Co of Elyria capital 19000 incorporators include W H Evans and L M Webbes
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Grafton Flour and Milling Co
Columbus
United Mills Corporation
Graham
N. Gottschall
Shelby
Ohio
Grafton
W. H. Evans Construction Co
Elyria
W. 1 H. Evans
L. M. Webbes
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DRM
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Dade
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Ernestine Kiser
Ohioan
Madrid
Primo Rivera
Saragossa
Spain
Segura
Sofia
Poincare
City Needs
Hewett
Lake Avenue
Half Way House
James Hewett
Ridgelawn
Building and Land Committee
Rawson
William Barret
Nellie Barrett
Margaret Barrett
Catherine Barrett
William Barrett, Jr
Felix Harkowy
Alexander Harkowy
Frank Harkowy
Tony Harkowy
Julius Berger
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