Westerville probe clouds Ohio dry force actions
Gov Donahue orders a secret probe into charges that Mrs Ruth Farrell was hired by Propst to lure Marshal Harry Nutt into illegal liquor supply and immoral acts. Gibson testified that Farrell urged Propst to involve Nutt and procure liquor while raids targeted violators. Officials say the governor will consider Gibson's declaration before any disclosure. Police assist McDonald in locating Farrell and Goldie Hallam, roommates paid for tips used in raids, while Crabbe condemns the secrecy and calls for public inquiry. Adjutant General Henderson to visit London Springfield Darton and Jackson to investigate complaints against state dry agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polumbus
Verkegrd
Ruth Farrell
Ara Tell
Arma
State eleRtion Department
Gibson
Farrell
Propst
Harry Nutt
Westerville
McDonald
Columbus
Ruth Farrall
Goldie Hallam
Donahsy
Prohibition
Hallam
Prohibition Department
Sear Chamber
Natt
Crabee
Crabbe
Donehey
Henderson
London
Springfeld
Darton
Jackson
City to Seek Bids for Fire Engine Hose and Car
Elyria officials announce sealed bids due March 11 noon for a motor driven fire engine about 1000 feet of hose and no automobile for the police department. Specifications are on file in the service director's office. Real estate transfers include several parcel trades and sublets in Elyria and Amherst with prices ranging from $2,000 to $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
William Honecker
Walenty Locenki
Black River Two
John Schwartz
William R. Morgan
London
Cassia F. Kenney
W. RR
Morgan
Geo
Man found with 4050 dollars in pockets in Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson a 57 year old man is found with four thousand five hundred dollars in three packages on his person at the General hospital after being taken from Central Union Station. He cannot read or write and says he will leave the money to a missionary Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson
Vic
General Hospital
Johnson
Central Union Station
Travelers’ Aid Bureau
Alaska
Death notices from Mur ray Ridge area
Obituaries record Bessie Campbell of Murray Ridge died aged 51 after months of illness. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Wakeman cemetery. Survived by husband Louis, five children, four grandchildren, a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansaroon
Bia
Bessie Campbell
Murray Ridge
Louis
Charles
Clifford
Cassey
Thomas
Russel
Sudro Funeral Home
Nev
W. L. Burner
Wakeman Cemetery
WH. D. Rankin
Masonic Temple
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Edwin Kirby
Sulah Mahlich
Hoerbert Mason
Floral Court
W. Ta. Burner
Ballots Mailed To Board Of Trade Members
Members of the Board of Trade received ballots by mail to vote on five directors. Ballots are due by Tuesday March {date}. President C. W. Phillips urged prompt return and noted directors will then elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. OF
Board of Trade
C. W. Phillips
Gale Hampers Indiana as Tornado Touches Towns
Strong southwest winds, 50 to 60 mph, sweep Indiana from Indianapolis to Vernon and Warsaw as a cyclonic disturbance rips through the region. A miniature tornado unroofed homes in Vernon while telegraph wires fail and communications crack, causing damage across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
U. S. Weather Bureau
Grand Rapids
Mich
Batesville
Ind
Cincinnati
Louisville
Vernon
Warsaw
South Ridge Notes from February gatherings and visits
Community announcements record church services on February 28 and Sunday school at 1 am and communion at 11 am led by Trev We. AL Tabbert of Amherst. Numerous local visits note residents of Murray Ridge Brownhelm Elyria and Vermilion. town events include WCTU meeting and a townline school minstrel show. Property transfers include multiple deeds in Carlisle Fairhome and North Amherst with values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutie Rivgh
Trev. We
AL Tabbert
Amherst
John Witt
Nickliff, O
C. Holzworth
Helen Stang
Cleveland
Joan Stang
Jay Fitch
William Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Walter Grobe
Ninabelle Decker
Murray Ridge
Dotty Schoffield
Donald Hollingsworth
Universt
Evelyn Beal
Miriam
C. Holeworth
Airs
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
J. P. Bechtel
Milton Baus
Matilda Dramm
Fred Kuhlow
Elyria
Mae Partlow
Ridgeville
Mable Dehn
Carl Dram
Coressa Ernst
Eaton
Jay Fow
Townline Road
Edward Ernst
Robert
Marian
North Ridge
Conrad Ernst
Clarence Peabody
Homer Wooster
Qberlin
William Peabody
New Qohbert
Henrnietta Brownhelm
South Rudce
Evangelical Church
Brownheim
W. H. Schuster
Clevetant
J.P. Bechtel
John Miller
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
C. J. Smith
Lewis Phiel
Flymia
Gunt Smith
Ida
Elsie Dellefield
Henry Dellefield
William Strack
Wilming
Dence Peabody
Chile
Washington
John Coolidge Trains Saxophone With Boxing Rival
Amherst College dormitory scene features John Coolidge, son of the President, learning the saxophone while recovering from a black eye earned in a boxing match with Matty Silverman of Brooklyn. Coolidge downplays pursuit of boxing fame and praises his opponent as a strong, game competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst College
John Coolidge
Matty
Silver‘main
Brooklyn
N. Y
John
John Wider
Trymouth
Vermont
Green Mountain State
Jack Dempsey
Mattie Silverman
Manly
Silverman
Matty Silverman
Ile
Oberlin Road community notes and gatherings
Oberlin area residents report social events including visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Baumann and family and attendance at a basketball game in Oberlin. Nearby travels include trips to Cleveland Bucyrus Elyria and Lorain for parties sales and hospital stays. Safety concerns noted with several illnesses and injuries among locals.
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Oberlin
Road
George Baumann
Harry Spiecher
Frank Kreuger
Bellevue
P. JH. Campbell
Cleveland
W. Burke
Martin Foley
Jr. Brooks
Clare Brooke
Bucyrus
Herman Sabroski
Carl Hansen
Evelyn Boon
Gertrude ‘Hiebbs
John Clark
Lorain
J.C. Davidson
J. H. Edmonds
D. J. Campbell Jr
Bert Balcomb
Brumby
Harvey Eastman
Falb
Lynda
Mable Hastman
Sadie Boone
Llyria
Evelyn
John Biesics
Harvey Mabn
Elytia
Carl Hansen, Mra
Davidson
Mys
Gar McRobert
Campbell
J. K. Barnard
A. A. Saatan
John Wern
Grange
John Baumann Jr
Hattie Steffin
Sraymond
Winn
Orlin Steffin
West Ridge
Fred Bongs
Watchfield
Glen Feking
Andiitis
Joe Fekins
Tom Baumann
Mildred
Clark
van Haverlyn
Buswell
Kenneth Bradon
Kingstors
Ohio
O. B.C
Campbell District
William
Amherst men arrested in gambling rooms
Joe Samaha and Walter Owens of Amherst were arrested yesterday by Sheriff Underhill and deputies Ives Cawie Knight and Amherst police for keeping gambling rooms. They will have a hearing March 1. Falls while skating Albert Bergson ten, of 112 Park Avenue, was taken to the hospital after a fall at McKinley school pond. No fractures and not admitted. G J Mitchelson assistant county superintendent to address the Fathers and Sons banquet tonight at Nova Ohio on the subject The Boy. He was superintendent of schools in Nova for nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joe Samaha
Walter Owens
Fred Underhill
Ives, Cawie, Knight
Amherst Police
Albert Bergson
Park Avenue
Nic
McKinley School
G. J. Mitchelson
Fathers and Sons
Nova
Ohio
Market Notes Cleveland Prices For Butter Eggs Tomatoes
Markets in Cleveland show butter prices with extra tubs at 46 1 2 cents and 44 1 2 to 45 1 2 for extra firsts, packing at 27 to 30. Eggs list Ohio firsts at 28 cents and extras up to 32, Western at 27, Nut 28. Tomatoes in Southern markets quoted at 6.60 to 7.00 and 2.50 for 300 carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts Steady Across Classes
Cleveland market reports receipts of 200 cattle 300 calves 1 900 sheep and lambs 2 000 hogs with steady to slightly lower trends. Beef cattle mix includes good to choice fat steers 9 to 11 and cows 4 to 7 while hogs bring 12 50 to 15 50 and lambs 12 13 to 14 00 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Murder Probe Shifts to Columbus Grove in Nesbitt Case
An investigation into the Nesbitt murder moved to Columbus Grove as authorities seek Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Brown, visitors in the Nesbitt home, to learn about possible discord in the Nesbitt marriage. Mrs. Brown is being questioned by Miami County authorities after accompanying Mrs. Nesbitt to the train and after the Browns left their relatives in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Ohio
Jacob Nasbitt
O. S. TV
Troy
Columbus Grove
Prentiss Brown
Nesbitt
Tax cut figures and revenue outlook outlined
The article details large scale reductions across categories such as automobiles and motorcycles, cigars, admissions, and general revenue under existing law. It notes no reductions for tobacco, alcohol, stamps, and a wiped out trucking tax, while Mellon warned limits to cuts and administration leaders claim revenue remains sufficient with no looming financial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Local sports and community notes from Brownhelm area
A roundup of events includes Brownhelm boys losing 24 to 15 to Henrietta while girls win 3 to 3 and claim county championship, with plans to face Amherst on March 12. Other items cover birthdays, school activities, gas well drilling, whooping cough quarantines, and social gatherings in Brownhelm and nearby towns.
Hemroid remedy claims permanent relief via internal medicine
An advertisement touts Hemroid as a internal medicine cure for piles, arguing external treatments fail and claiming 9% success in 1000 cases. It promotes a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy from C. W. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt Wan
Leonhardt
C. W. Phillips
Easa
Spencer Spencer Area News Briefs in Ashland Circuit
Local notes from Spencer Spencer dated Feb 25 record visits, family gatherings, and movements. Several families including Dague Emerson Firestone Gannett and Browand are noted visiting, hosting, or relocating. Community events mention a KP party and junior YWCA activities along with nursing and restaurant remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Joe Gariss
Firestone
North Main Street
Agnes Strong
Wooster College
Chisty
Nora Aldrich
Elyria
Luella Rumbaugh
John Emersons
Homerville
Homer Sooge
Walter Rooke
Cleveland
Harve
Claude Gannett
Evelyn
Frank Gannett
Sarah Kumphrey
M. A. Dickason
Medina
Elmer Browand
Aaron Browand
Baby
Charley Dague
Henry White
Nor’walk
Mary Redman
Wellington
Carrie Oimerald
Jessie Goodyear
Steiger
Luella Steiger
Laura Fuller
Wadsworth
P. J. White
Dale
George Hartman
J. T. McCourt
Orlo Maniz
Wilson Auble
Arthur Nixon
Mort Myers
A. B. Smith
Penfield
K.P
E. R. Walte
B. Dague
To Our City Subscribers Delays Prompted Delivery Call
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America
Mrs
Olive Crehore
Olive Crenore
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ralph
Chicopee
Massachusetts
Charles 'Crehore
Rast Avenue
Taylor
Rankin FU
Mahlich Funeral
Auleue
Youngstown, O
Arthur Frankenburg
Davey Brown
White Mountains
Jose Willard
Luis Firgo
South Ridge
Walter G. Hadaway
Moeschke
Carlisle
Noame Wilcoxson
P. C. Sciscoe
Fairhome
William Schinjitaky
C. Narold Grugle
Isaac G
Harel
North Amherst
John Goolidge
Oberlin Road
Astor
John Jacob Astor
Palm Beach
Fila
William_K. Dick
R Brownhelm
Misa Florence Claus
Henrietta
Henrietta High School
Avon
Frederick Schnaak
Homer Petton
Henry Kane
Kh. C. Lambie
Birmingham
Ed. Sanders
Emma U Dreschler
Elizabeth Buriel
M. Dreschler
Cora Herchler
J. Terchler
George Aschenbach
Telyma
Cook
Walter Schusterland
Lakewood
Donald Lendsley
Wittenberg College
Harvey Brandau
May Smith
Clarence Wood
J. W. Brandan
Polly
Jerry
George Baird
Clirete
Ertisemant
Spencer
Will Hynman
Akerom
Walter Everheart
Medins
Grant Hall
Kazel Aldrich
Jesse Goodyears
Orson Howes
Fipkie
Mansfeld
May Elizabeth White
Litchfield
G. L. Emerson
Norman Bouen
Ray Eglin
Blake
Walter Storm
Walter Roue
Wanda
Liyd Lechleitney
Leslia White
Alvah White
Frank White
Forest Allison
West Salem
Elyria Hagles
California
Sven
Colla
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe Store
Shoe Store
Doytlans
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