Arrests Over Rum Charges Spark Sheriff’s Probe
Two men linked to the bootleg liquor ring were arrested by Sheriff Mathews and deputies near Elyria. Edward Kominski of Cleveland and Elez Korminski of Lorain faced charges for transporting and possessing liquor, with fines set and liquor ordered destroyed after pleas.
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Gust
Mary Thomas
Woodford Ave
Inquor
Elyria
Short
Lorain
Mathews
Todar
Kominsian
Kormin
Tudge A
Korminski
Rominski
Cutter
Coal mine security tightened after theft and protests in Belmont region
Guards around Belmont county mines were doubled after a letter about a dynamite theft from a tool house near Martins Ferry. The Neilson Taylor Co of Columbus supplied the dynamite. demonstrations by non union miners occurred at Crabapple and Florence mines, with deputies dispersing crowds.
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Clarksville
O. Jaz
Belmont County
Martins Ferre
Hardesty
Neilson- Taylor Company
Columbus
Florence
Marius Ferry
Crabapple
Bannock
Grandmother Dies While Viewing Casket of Slain Grandson
In Toledo on January 28 Elizabeth Daniels eighty-year-old grandmother of John Daniels who was shot by officers during Tobberr dies beside his casket. Also present was Helen Winyard of Detroit who was to marry Daniels next week in Michigan City Indiana.
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Toledo
Elizabeth Daniels
John Daniels
Helen Winyard
Detroit
Daniels
Michigan City
Indiana
Girl Reported Missing After Suspected Jump From Lodi Bridge
Police investigated a possible attempt at death by own action on the Lodi 8 bridge over Black River after two sharpened witnesses saw a girl looking into the water near midnight. Corbett Southam and Milton Obitts led the Elyria department search but found no trace of the girl.
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Lodi 8
Black River
Lodi St
Corbett Southam
Milton Obitts
Elyria
Acid Throwing Mystery Is Unsolved
Tulsa police report a 15 year old high school girl Geral dine Bergman was assaulted when two women offered a ride in a car. She says they choked her and threw something in her eye before releasing her about 22 miles from the city.
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Tulsa
Okla
Apj
Geraldine Bergman
Two Men Die in Crossing Crash Near Willard
Norwalk Ohio January 28 Two men died and a third was injured in a grade crossing accident at Green Meadows miles south of Norwalk Details are scarce but the dead are Louis Swain and Leror Tiler both residents of Willard The injured man Paul Fletcher of Willard was taken to Shelby Memorial Hospital
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Norwalk
Green Eras
Iadar
Louis Swain
Leror Tiler
Willard
Obie
Paul Fletcher
Fletcher
Shelby Memorial Hospital
IBANEZ DIES IN EXILE AT FRENCH RIVIERA
Spanish author Blasco Ibanez died at 3 a.m. on the French Riviera after bronchial pneumonia diabetes and pleurisy. He famed for the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse faced exile for political views and authored Blood and Sand Mare Nostrum and The Temptress. He was born Valencia January 29 195.
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Paris
Blasco Ibaves
French Riviera
Mentone
Spain
Tk Wasibanez
Alfon
France
Germany
Moorocco
Argentina
Rivera
Thanezs
Yoanez
Valencia
United States
Hickman Trial Standoff Over Jury Challenge Resumes Monday
Edward Hickman sits in his cell amid courtroom friction as Los Angeles lawyers clash over the state's right to challenge a jury. The defense accepted a full jury after sixteenth premptive challenges, prompting Judge Traducco to delay proceedings until Monday to rule on jury status and admissibility.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Edward Hickman
Traducco
Trabucce
Hickman
Bandits Rob Hospital Cashier in Cleveland Heist
Two bandits robbed the Mount Sinai hospital cashier in Cleveland on January 23, stuffing 343 dollars into their pockets. They fled in a waiting automobile and disappeared before police arrived as nurses and doctors watched during the robbery.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Fire devastates Springfield clothing store district
A January 25 blaze at the Harry Levy Clothing store in Springfield caused about 30000 in damage with the shoe store next door also seriously harmed. Mr and Mrs C A Bassett living in the second floor apartment above were removed to safety by firefighters as authorities investigated the undetermined origin fire.
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Springfield
Harry Levy Clothing
Arif
C. A. Bassett
Fire arson confession tied to insurance cash in Coshocton
Walter Stocker aged 34 from Isietta was arrested after confessing to deputy state fire marshal Howard Jennings that he set fire to his house and barn. Stocker admitted the arson was to obtain insurance money to cover an $1109 debt.
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Coshocton, O
Walter Stocker
Isietta
Howard Jennings
Born Stocker
Jennings
Legislative Deadlock Tightens in Capital Amid Bills Stalled
Washington January 28 Congress remains at loggerheads with the White House over flood control farm relief tax policy and naval and tariff measures. The Republican coalition in the Senate and House clash over tariff tax plans and the Presidents S-4 program with broad opposition in both chambers. The Mississippi Valley flood control cost share proposed at 20 percent faces resistance from Congress as deadlock grips major national legislation.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Capital
White House
Senate
House
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Secretary of State restricts presidential delegates candidates
Secretary of State Brown ruled that Ohio delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions must have written consent from the presidential candidates whose names they use as first or second choices. The opinion explains a closed primary, allowing candidates only with authorized endorsement, while preserving a pathway for presidential candidates to seek voter sentiment via a preferential primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Iarenuce J. Brown
Columbus Board of Elections
Bse
Herbert
Plans for Lorain port commission approved
Final plans were made for a Lorain port commission consisting of five men. The recommendation to appoint the five members will go to the city council at its next meeting February 6, by N C Perkson, chairman of the River and Harbor Committee.
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Lorain
N.C. Perkson
Woman Declines VP Post Over Sex Bias at Ad Agency
Lomwse Lunckenbill, a 27 year old advertising secretary, refused the vice presidency of a large agency claiming many businessmen still oppose women in top roles. She cited prejudice toward women, noting dress and appearance influence opinions, yet believes progress is gradual and that women are suited to cosmetics and feminine advertising while some sectors remain masculine.
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New York
Irl
Stone Age
Lomwse Lunckenbiil
Schultz- McGregor Corporation
Miss Lackenbill
Miss Luckenbill
Unidentified man who died in Cleveland had Sandusky ties
Lorain County coroner Byles Verr and police were told by two men James Armbuster and Joseph Ryan that the unidentified man killed at noon in Cleveland. He had worked in Sandusky on the Pennsylvania railroad recently and had found board and lodging there two nights ago. They said the man had been in a construction camp moved from Sandusky and that the foreman also lived in Sandusky. Pictures of the dead man were taken and efforts will be made to obtain his identity from Sandusky.
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Lorain County
Byles Verr
James Armbus
Joseph Ryan
Cleveland
Harry Zuskowski
Birmingham
Sandusky
Pennsylvania
ArMnbuster
Ryan
Fire Devours U S Parcel Post Building in Cleveland
A northwest wind fueled a downtown Cleveland blaze that destroyed the top floors of the U S parcels post building. The $100000 loss impacted parcel post mail and forced evacuation of the county jail and nearby offices. Police and fire crews battled the flames for hours with 24 fire companies on scene.
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Business District
U.S. Parcels Post
Cleveland
U. S. Parcels Post
Public Square
Tme
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Uaper
Old Stone Church
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Hawley House
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Bank
West Side
Pike-Richmond Co
Waddell, Co
Anderson & Co
G O P Committee To Meet Feb 3 In Columbus
The Republican state central committee will convene in Columbus on Feb 3 in the afternoon. Fred W. Warner says the meeting will decide the apportionment ratio for delegates to the state convention.
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Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Fred W. Warner
Warner
Bogota Welcomes Lindbergh on Historic Visit
Bogota, Jan 25, greeted Colonel Charles A Lindbergh with spontaneous warmth as the American goodwill flyer arrived from Cartagena by a perilous route conquered only once before. The city celebrated one of its greatest occasions as Lindbergh landed at Madrid field at 3:00 p.m.
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Bogota
Chas
Lindbergh
Cartagena
Madrid Feld
Blizzard Halts Traffic Suffering Amid Icy Wave
A new cold wave blanketed Ohio, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania with temperatures from six to ten above zero. Strong winds and heavy snow slowed traffic, caused numerous accidents, and sparked fires including a $400000 Cleveland blaze. The first death was a 58 year old man found frozen in Cortland, Ohio as air mail service fell behind schedule.
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United Press
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Cortland
Steve Audrick
Midwest Cold Wave Grips Chicago Area
A sharp cold wave swept the Midwest chilling Chicago and suburbs with some of the season’s lowest temperatures. The freeze covered the region and was reported as widespread across the area overnight.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Snowbound Capital Struggles Under Heavy Snow
Washington reports nine inches of snow by 8 a m with a storm continuing after midnight. Forecasters expect a foot of accumulation by noon as the wintry blanket slows city life and travel.
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Washington
Window Breaker Remains At Large After Break-Ins
Police pursued a burglar who damaged a window at a Prerless Oi station on West Avenue and Oberlin Road and stole radiator alcohol. The suspect’s trail led to a vacant Maple Street house where another window was broken but he was not located.
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Prerless Oi
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Maple Street
Remus Saves Guard at Lima State Hospital
George Remus a patient at the Lima state hospital for the insane saved a guard during an attack by a negro patient. Remus heard screams and ran to help after the guard was assaulted in an insane frenzy. The guard and Remus subdued the assailant in a hard struggle, marking another instance in Remus’s notably improved record since his confinement.
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Lima, O
Bis i
George Remus
Remus
Imorene
Cleveland Attorney Welle Garfield Dies Suddenly
John Milan Garfield 34 of the firm Toles Hogsett Gina died suddenly from heart trouble at the University Club. He was a Cleveland bar member with ties to the American Ohio and Cleveland bar associations and a director of several companies. Survived by wife and sons John Scott and Samuel. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Cleveland
John Milan Garfield
Toles, Hogsett
Gina
University Club
Garfield
Helen Bowen
Samuel H. Bowen
West Avenue
American
The
Ohio
Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Co
J. B. Bavage Co
Erie Co
Euclid Co
Joh
Scott
Samuel
Coroner Against Blame in Fatal Taylor Street Crash
Coroner Myles Perry and Officer Lloyd Sweet concluded Earl Fuller was not to blame for the death of Thomas Smith after a car struck him on Taylor street. They found Fuller driving slowly and doing all he could to avoid the collision. Witnesses supported that Fuller acted cautiously before the impact.
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Myles Perry
Earl Fuller
Thomas Smit
Taylor Street
Smith
Fuller
Perry
Lloyd Sweet
Three Million Words in Record on Flood Control
Washington reports eleven weeks of Mississippi flood control hearings will close today with debate on cost sharing and authority. Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin and Army engineers press for state control of 20 percent of Mississippi costs and greater direct authority, while Senate Commerce discussions continue into next week.
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Washington
House
Reid
Sai
Edgar Jadwis
Army Engineers
Ube
Jadina
Senate Commerce Tee
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