Man Injured in Early Morning Hurdle at Main Street Crossing
Wellington February 25 Walter Jones of Cleveland was seriously injured at 3 30 am when his new machine collided with a switch engine at the Main Street crossing. Jones was taken to Oberlin hospital with a severe head injury and a skull fracture test.
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Main Street
Wellington
Walter Jones
Batlefield Avenue
Cleveland
Vic
Akron
Jones
Oberlin Hospital
Chinese Gil Wan generals warned over Shanghai neutrality
American minister Macmurray and the Peking diplomatic corps issued a curt warning to Chinese civil war generals to respect the neutrality of the Shanghai international settlement or foreign authorities will protect foreigners. American consul General Lockhart reported a general strike at Hankow to protect British troops and deter northern militarists as demonstrations erupted.
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Peking
Shanghai
Woman Faces Death Penalty Claim in Murder Case
Chicago February 25 A 22 year old red headed Misa Florence Stoker admits killing former lover Muliny James Clen non claiming she was wronged and may plead self defense arguing the gun went off accidentally. The state seeks the death penalty and she questions why she should fear it.
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Chicago
Misa Florence Stoker
Muliny James Clennon
Iowa High School Girl Ends Life By Poison
Centerville Iowa February 25 Henna Reich 16 year old Moravia Ta high school girl committed suicide by drinking carbonic acid her mother a widow could give no reason for the act she said her daughter had no love affairs was in perfect health and a model student Reich was active in school and church affairs in Moravia
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Centerville
Iowa
Henna Reich
Moravia
Miss Reich
Fire destroys Dry Ridge business district in Kentucky
A February fire in Dry Ridge Kentucky devastated the business district with property damage estimated at 100000. The blaze consumed the town bank hotel postoffice and five stores and spread to the residential area burning five homes. Firefighters from nearby towns aided but water pressure hindered efforts. no injuries reported. The fire began at 130 AM in a dry cleaning plant and Dry Ridge with about 600 residents is known for its springs.
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Dry Ridge
Dry Fidge
Coyington
Williamstown
Della
Kentucky Carlsband Springs
Farmers Bank of Equity
Canada backs Coolidge plan for naval disarmament talks
Ottawa reports Canada informs Britain it favors the Coolidge proposal for a new conference to limit cruisers submarines and other auxiliary naval vessels. Britain has delayed reply awaiting opinion from dominions in formal channels.
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Canada
Coolidge
Grea
Britain
Domintons
Daughter of Justice's Daughter Runs Away for Thrill
Kasia Mahoney daughter of New York supreme justice Ma honey left her father’s home seeking thrill and adventure with only two dollars, later aided by a bootlegger. Police traced her to Cohoes after a trip partly in a benefactor’s car and she admitted the escape.
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Daughter OF Justice
Condes
N. Y
Kasia Mahoney
Supreme Sport Justice
Margaret Fendal
Beanard Blanchfield
Cohoes City Hall
New York
Cahe
Cohoes
Sun Kiang Capture Report Amid Shanghai Tensions
Reported capture of Sunkiang thirty miles south of Shanghai by Cantonese Nationalists sparks verification efforts. Marshal Run Chuan Fang's retreating troops reportedly reach Shanghai outskirts as British defenses tighten around the foreign settlement. French Japanese and Italian forces cooperate with local defense plans as primary reports continue.
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Shanghai
Sunkiang
Sun Kiang
Sang Kiang
Bhanghal
Chang Chung-Fang
Sun-Kiang
Wealthy Chicago woman Ada Garrett ill in hospital
Ada Sawyer Garrett, a Chicago heiress estimated to be worth 3 to 10 million dollars and a granddaughter of Justin Butterfield, lies hospitalized amid pernicious anemia and severe poverty after living in obscurity and inadequate clothing in the city.
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Chicago
Ada Sawyer Garrett
Garnett
Rand
Justin Butterfield
Fate
Fire destroys Gallipolis tobacco warehouse
A fire in Gallipolis destroyed the Loose Leaf Tobacco warehouse and contents early today. Property loss is estimated at $100,000. Several freight cars in nearby railroad yards were damaged. The warehouse was leased to local businessmen led by Grayson T. Thornton of Huntington West Virginia. Cause remains undetermined.
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Gallipolis
Tir
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Trading Valley
Grayson T. Thornton
Huntington
W. Va
Gunmen Kill One at Cadix Club Entrance in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia early today, gunmen in a sedan opened fire on a group at the Cadix Club entrance wounding two and killing one man. John Brickett, 35, a reported gambler, was dying, while 27 year old Cadix proprietor Michael Duffy was in serious condition with four bullet wounds. Doorman Earl Brown was shot in the leg.
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Philadelphia
Club Cadix
John Brickett
Michael Duffy
The
Cadix
Earl Brown
Diaz Proposal for American Protectorate in Nicaragua
Washington February 25 193- The Nicaraguan legation disclosed a treaty proposal for an American protectorate under Diaz claims. The plan would place Nicaragua under U S auspices to safeguard government stability property and liberty while guaranteeing a Nicaraguan canal and base and U S right to intervene to enforce the guarantee under Bryan Chamorro terms.
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Diaz
Nicaragua
United States
Nicaraguan
Washngton
Dias
Nicaragas
Fear of New Clash Near Anac Managua
In Managua Nicaragua on February 25 fighting between conservative government troops and insurgent Liberals was feared. The British cruiser Colombo neared to offer refuge for nationals as Liberal activity around Matagalpa resumed. Reported movements by General Moncada aimed to join forces near Matagalpa for a possible joint attack.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Colombo
Caribbean
Matagalpa
Siinster Wherhardt
Inaz
Moncada
Watiguls
Matagama
Pacific Storm Threatens Coast Shipping
Feb 25 coastal storms menace Pacific shipping with wrecks along the north Pacific. A small boat sank in a northeast gale between Cordova Alaska and Hinckenbrook Island with three men missing. A party of 15 scientists escaped after the schooner Standla foundered near Kodiak Alaska during an International Fisheries Commission expedition to study halibut. Twenty nine crew members of the lumber schooner Mary E Moore were aboard the motor ship Admired Peary bound for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
North Pacific
Cordova
Alaska
Hincenbrook Island
Kodiak
International Fisheries Commission
Pelne
United States
Mary E Moore
Wees
Peary
Lorain Jury Seeks $23,000 in City Sidewalk Case
A jury was impaneled in common pleas court to hear a case by Mrs. Kerheera Wildlame of 1756 Oberlin Avenue Lorain against the city of Lorain for damages, claiming injury from a hole in a sidewalk on the south side of 78th Street on March 1925.
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Common Pleas Court
Mra Kerheera Wildlame
Oberlin Avenue
Lorein
Webler
Willams
T8th Street
Will Alter Supplemental Appropriation Measure in Ohio
Action on a $4 00,000 supplemental appropriation awaited in a joint conference committee to modify the bill. The measure includes $50,000 for emergency relief at Ohio penitentiary and $16,782 for the State Board of Real Estate Examiners. An emergency clause would require two-thirds vote for passage. The board provision faced opposition as the board had not been funded previously. Representatives Ray Carpenter and Knapp led the opposition. the full bill was held up but a conference committee was expected to reach agreement next week.
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Ohi Penitendiary
General Assembly
Board of Real Estate Examiners
Dorabey
Ray @ Carpenter
Sencsra County
Knapp
Medina County
House
WT Hoberts
Belmont County
Ohio
Virginia
Tennesare
Kentucky
Chicago
Toulder Canyon
Colorada Pewer
United Press Ind
Senate
Ashurst
Den
Cameron
Arizona
Hiram Johnson
Calf
Johnson
Armed Bandits Rob Gas Station Attendant
Three armed men robbed a Standard Oil station at Broad and Cedar streets early today after restraining attendant JoN Marquis with a neck blow. They took cash from the register and fled toward Second Street. Police, already seeking a Norwalk robbery suspect and linked to other attacks, continue the manhunt following a late night spree.
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Jon Marquis
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Margulis
Second St. Marquis
Polles Ag
Norwalk
Oberlin Road
West Ave
Lawyers Seek New Trial To Free Rudner In Massillon Case
Attor neyd for Ten Rudner Massillon millionaire convicted of kiting Yon Ro Meltett editor will see lea he Ibmit to present ham going to prison for tite. Defense files surprise motion in common pleas court asking verdict be dismissed under law. Judge to rule Monday with prospects uncertain and the fight likely to continue to higher courts.
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Rudner
Massillon
Meltett
Lea
Ham
Tite
OT. Mauls
George Cordon Tattle
Mitton
Common Pleas Court
Whad
Mouer
Ehealt
Rules Klan to Seek State Permission for Activities
Washington February 25 The Ku Klux Klan must obtain state permission to operate along borders if states choose to permit it. A Supreme Court order expected Monday was reviewed by Chief Justice Taft after a Karnyde court moved to dismiss for lack of federal jurisdiction. Lawyers indicated the case may be dismissed soon and interstate commerce questions were raised.
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Washington
Permiston
Raye
Supreme Court
Chlerdastiee Taft
Mie Tawyers
New Lexington Man Dies in Florida Poisoning
Phillip Flautt, 65, a Snider Flautt Lumber Company member and prominent central Ohio businessman, died in St Augustine Florida last night from food poisoning, according to word received here.
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New Lexington
Florida
Phillip 2. Flautt
Snider Flautt Lumber Canny Pany
Ohio
St Augustine
Fla
President Coolidge Vetoes McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill citing unconstitutionality and opposing the measure despite farm and financial pressure. The veto details a twelve member federal farm board and revolving fund to aid farmers, with support and opposition from major groups and political interests. The notice signals a continuation of farm relief debate and potential future Conservative legislation.
Dr Niles to Speak in Lorain County Sunday
Dr Frank J Niles general secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance of Ohio will tour Lorain County Sunday giving three talks. He will address Am Herat Methodist Church at 9 00 a m Wellington Theatre at 2 00 p m and Flint United Presbyterian Church at 8 30 p m The lectures will cover Sunday observance and the state of the institution noting the county situation and local arrangements.
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Frank J. Niles
Lord's Day Alliance
Nf Ohio
Lorain County
Am- Herat
Wellington
Flint
Two Suspects Taken in Devalma Murder
Cleveland officials say four men are in custody over the DePlamg murder after two suspects were arrested. Investigators regard the case as tied to a bootlegging war.
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Devalma
Cleveland
Blago DePlamg
Senators Scramble to Secure Action on Pet Measures
Washington officials report frantic effort in the Senate to pass key public works and reform bills before adjournment. Senators Ashurst Den Cameron and Johnson debate cloture on the Boulder Canyon dam project and related measures, with votes expected tomorrow after tense sessions.
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