Rainite Guilty on Second Degree in Fatal Family Tragedy
In St Petersburg Florida 19 year old Rainite McDowell was jailed in Clearwater after confessing a plan to wipe out his family to atone for sins. He set a gas oil mattress on fire while his relatives slept and then attempted to escape the burning room. Police report the incident as a triple murder attempt followed by arson and a possible additional killing. A separate trial concluded with a guilty verdict for Bandalha Cruz in the Guzman shooting case. The defense sought a new trial and Cruz, revealed to be Guatemalan by birth, faced questions over the weapon injuries.
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Petersburg
Fla
McDowell
Clearwater
Bandalha Cruz
Jesus Guzman
Cruz
Guzman
Bedy
Beekeepers Fight Foul Brood Rule in Lorain County
Lorain and Ashtabula counties face a state notice banning bee movement on combs and equipment unless certified free of foul brood. The Lorain County Beekeepers Association collected about 100 members to support inspections and ongoing bee industry funding, with plans to push for higher appropriations in the next state legislature.
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Lorain
Ashtabula
Charles V
Agricul
Ula
America
Thesea
Lorain County
Fire damages Herbert Edington home and property
A fire damaged the home of Herbert Edington causing loss of structure and contents. Firefighters found a fire origin near the chimney and joists with flames spreading through the building. Estimated damage valued at 100 dollars.
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Herbert Edington
Lorain Opera Singer Divorced In Quiet Hearing
Lorain real estate dealer Joseph Majorsack filed for divorce from Delecitas Bettina Majorsack after she accused him of gross neglect and cruelty. The case proceeded with no defense from Majorsack and the divorce was granted without contest. the opera singer contended his conduct nearly ruined her career.
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Thompson
Joseph Majorsack
Lorain
Delecitas Bettina Majorsack
Majorsack
Hollis Brown Fined 500 For Liquor Charge
Major Hinkeen heard Hollis Brown of 204 Pine Street charged with illegal possession of liquor. Dry detectives found a glass jug of Taisin jack near his home testing nearly twenty percent alcohol. Brown found guilty and fined 500 plus costs, jailed for inability to pay. Palmolive Co sues Premier Refining and Manufacturing for 925.45 on notes.
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Major Hinkeen
Hollis Brown
Pine Street
Brown
Bung
SLES
Palmolive Co
Premier Refining and Manufacturing Co
Senate probes bonus falsifying charges against Miller
Senate votes an inquiry into allegations by Thomas W W Miller that the Treasury Department juggled soldiers' bonus costs to defeat it. A W Mellon replies denying any deceptive effort by the department.
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Senate
Miller
Thomas W.W Miller
Treasury Department
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
Muller
Department
International War and Exploration News Roundup
Reports from Madrid Rome Paris London Cairo and Naples cover a Moroccan battlefield trial, Italian casualties in Cyrenaica, German rail indemnity funds, dock strike effects, exile of Spanish journalists, a Avila train collision, a potential British Arctic dirigible plan, a Carter tomb exploration writ, and Umberto Romagnoli recovering from a Vesuvius flight feat.
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Paris
Fr International
Would Unseat Rep Sol Bloom After House Election Ruling
Washington February 21 House elections committee number three recommended that Walter W. Cucader Republican challenge Sol Bloom Democrat NY nineteenth district. The panel by a party line vote 6 to 2 upheld Cucader entitlement to the seat, Bloom’s challenger Chandler who had previously represented the district contested the ruling. Marion Ohio February 21 D C Waxter closed the Pennsylvania Railroad to her early last evening to take a mail pouch from Columbus to Union Station when a nearby door was pried open and $25 was stolen from a money drawer as crowds moved along the platform.
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Washington
Sol Bloom
New York
House Elections Committee
Walur W Cucader
Republian
Bloom Chandler
Bloom
Marion
D. C
Second trainman killed in Dayton switching accident
Louis Saur of Daston was killed near Verona today when a cut of cars was switched. He worked on the Dayton and Union Line and was a member of the local train crew.
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Dayton
Louis Saur
Daston
Veronna
Dayton and Union
Treasury chief denies personal anti-bonus support claim
Washington reports Secretary Mellon denies he personally contributed to the anti-bonus campaign run by the Ex-Service Men's Anti-Bonus League. The denial follows a week of political contention over the organization’s finances and purposes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrey W. Mellon
Ex-Service Men’s Anti
Prohibition
Haynes
New
Mellon New
YANK CRUSHED TO DEATH IN LORAIN STEEL PLANT
Joseph Valetel, a former serviceman and brakeman on the narrow gauge railroad, was killed at the Lorain steel plant this morning when his head was crushed while coupling cars. He served in the occupational army in Germany and was highly regarded in Lorain. He is survived by his parents three brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be held at 1717 E. 34th Street Monday.
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Lorain
Joseph Valetel
Valerel
Germany
E. 34Th Street
Women Beat Up Officer During Lorain Liquor Raid
Lt. Frank Bark and fellow officers raided 1762 E. 31st St. when two large women charged him, pinning him and kicking. Bark suffered bruises before rescue. John Losinci, and Mrs Losinci with Mrs George Dobrosky face assault and battery charges. all plead not guilty and set for Feb. 26. Separate fines posted for illegal liquor possession.
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Lorain
Frank Bark
Police Department
E. 31St St
Bark
John Losinci
George Dobrosky
Steve Dimetra
E. 26Th St
Joe Woslinski
Steve Abdul
John Dailen
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Albany Court
Three divorce cases were filed in court today. Wadla Losniewski sues Balbina Lesuiewski of Lorain for gross neglect and cruelty claiming five months of rage, verbal abuse, failure to cook or keep house, and child cruelty. Gladys Leslie petitions against Robert Leslie of Loria for neglect, cruelty, and gambling, seeking support, custody, and alimony. Rosa Lalich accuses Michael Lalich of Leram of leaving home, assaulting her, and threats, asking custody of children and divorce. Governor Smith moves to enforce prohibition laws. Ohio association elects officers and supports higher long distance rates.
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Wadla Losniewski
Balbina Lesuiewski
Lorain
Gladys Leslie
Robert Leslie
Loria
Rosa Lalich
Michael Lalich
Leram
Four Childer
Friends Named in Charges Against Harry Daugherty
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana cites two associates, Thomas B Felder and Jesse Smith, as having collected money in cases before the Justice Department in new charges against Attorney General Harry M Daugherty, amid ongoing investigations and resolutions.
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Thomas B. Felder
Jesse Smith
Harry Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Department of Justice
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Plan to finance soldiers bonus via amortization
Washington reports a Southern Commercial Congress proposal to fund the soldiers' bonus through an amortization plan tied to British debt settlement. The scheme would issue five percent bonds and repay the total cost in fifty years with annual outlays of 55 million dollars per one billion dollars issued, avoiding new taxes or treasury drain.
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Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
Harding
Coolidge
Owens
Oklahoma
Clarence J. Owens
United States
Great Britain
Mrs Nellie Schott Dies At Oberlin Home
Mrs Nellie Schott wife of FLH Schott died this morning at her home two miles west of Oberlin The Schotts moved here about two years ago from near Lowden They lived on Bell avenue before moving to Schott farm Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 00 from the late home two miles west of Oberlin Rev W J Burner of the Elyria Church of Christ will officiate In Columbus Dr J W Jones superintendent of the State School for the Deaf said he will not resign and plans to participate in the institution centennial in 1930 indicating he will retire at 70 after 29 years service
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Oberlin
Neilie Schott
FL H Srbott
Columbus
J W. Jones
State School For the Deaf
Tout
Daugherty Faces New Charge Over Oil Stock Deal
Washington reports add to Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty’s woes as he allegedly traded Sinclair Oil stock via a New York broker. Senator Wheeler and allies push a full Senate probe, while the president pledges a fair trial and resists resignation pressure.
Congressman Studies Nights to Earn Law Degree
William P Connery of Massachusetts, 35, a former actor and manager, sits in Congress daily and attends law school at night. He aims to earn a bachelor of laws degree and be admitted to practice law soon.
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William P Connery
Congress
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Senate drama over Daugherty as Wheeler pushes investigation
Senators Lodge and Pepper urged removal after meeting with the White House. President urged voluntary resignation but would not demand it. Most Republicans favored action, with a test vote planned on Wheeler’s resolution to probe Daugherty’s conduct. Wheeler cited failed DOJ witnesses and unprosecuted figures amid a push for an insurgent investigation committee. A telegram from Doheny denied ties to Daugherty as the strike at cold storage plants in Liverpool escalates shortages.
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Daugherty
Senate
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Montana
Jieas
Lodge
Massachusetts
Pepper
Pennsylvania
White House
Willis and
Fess
Ohio
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Congress
E. L. Doheny
H. F. Sinclair
A. B. Fall
CR. Forbes
F L. Doheny
Elk Hills Reserve
Doheny
Harry M. Daugherty
International News Service Today
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Ray Johnmherst
Lorain Grand Opera
Thomas W. Miller
IL Lease
Harry F. Sinclair
Harry
F. Sinclair
Hajg
Sinclair
Europe
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Morocco
Rome
Cyrenaicand
War Ministry
London
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Spain
Open Forum
Lucamune
Rodrigo Soriano
Avila
United States Navy Department
Arctic
F. M Boothbs
Cairo
Egypt
Howard Carter
Carter
Naples
Umberto Romagnoli
International Reel
Mount Vesuvius
Romagnoli
Bulletins
Atlantic Seaboard
Charleston
W. Va
Virginian Power Co
Bankers Trust Co
New Yok
Summers
Raleigh
Kanawha
New River
Hinton
Yank
Albany
N. Y
Hefa
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
FH Schott
Opaiag Scagali
Sinclair Oil
Heeler
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Dane
William P. Connery
Liverpool
England
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