Woman to testify for her mother in abuse case
A 19 year old Smith College student, McArdie, daughter of Mrs. Katherine Eva Kaber, asks to testify for her mother in the first degree indictment involving stepfather Dan Kaber. Her testimony could endanger her own chances for exile and features advances by Raber on her and the matter described as a key factor in the case. Attorneys for the mother and the father’s side discussed who may testify and the potential exhaustion of peremptory challenges as jurors for the final trial are selected.
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In. S
Mildred Morris Cleeland
Marm McArdie
Atherine Eva Kaber
Dani Kaber
Emer Smith College
Raber
McArdle
Chicago
Ventren
Kaber
Lefense
Women and Men Guilty in Kentucky Mountain Robbery
Males and two women from Malesboro Kentucky are implicated in the mountain robbery of Roy Sasser a miner. Rosa Barnett and John Doe confess to planning and aiding the crime near Land Gap while Donugh Iman allegedly organized the scheme. The five are jailed awaiting national arrest and face formal charges.
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Formational News Service
Mlesboro
Roy Sasser
Rosa Barnett
John
Katherine Douglass
Paris
Jim Herold
Donug Iman
Thery
Sasser
Lemons Rally As Heat Brings Price Jump
A sharp rise in lemon prices marks the start of a hot spell with rates climbing from 40 cents to 60 cents per unit. Dealers report continued upward movement as demand surges and markets react to the weather.
National News: U S Delegation Varies At Geneva Talks
July 1 report notes shifts in U S representation at an international conference in Geneva. The labor department announced a special post to represent the United States amid discussions on immigration and Versailles postwar policy.
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National News Service
Ington
United States
Versailles
Robert E. Todd Ork
U.S
Geneva
Megaphone party to cover boxing match round by round
The Chronicle Telegram invites fight fans to a megaphone party next Saturday afternoon to relay live round by round results of the Tennessee and Carpentier bout. A ring side wire will provide fast, accurate descriptions as the action unfolds for attendees seeking hot news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Carpentier
Clevelander accused in bad check scheme
A man named M Pusterick of Cleveland persuaded AL Wagenstein to endorse a check on the Farmer's Bank of Ashland. Prosecuting Attorney Webber W. was appealed to. a warrant was sworn out in police court. Cleveland police arrested Pustelnick and held him for an officer. Detective Zamke went to Cleveland to bring him back for trial.
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M. Pusterick
Cleveland
AL Wagenstein
Farmer's Bank of
Ashland
Webber W
Wazenstein
Pustelnck
Zamke
Lillian Barton Seeks Divorce and Alimony
Lillian Barton wife of William A. Barton former Elyria real estate agent filed for divorce citing repeated assaults and neglect. She alleges residence in Ohio Lorain county for thirty days and asks alimony and restoration to her maiden name Lillian Youre.
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Lillian Barton
William A. Barton
Lorain
Elyria
Lillian Youre
German Journalist Harden Plans U S Lecture Tour
Berlin July 1 Maximilian Harden famed German journalist will tour America next autumn speaking in twenty American cities starting in October. Contracts finalized today indicate a broad series of lectures across the United States.
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Berlin
Maximilian Harden
United States
Herr Harden
Two Joes Hurt in Western Heights Shooting Show Slight Improvement
Joe Pokrosz and Joe Nyuscryak, shot last week in Western Heights, show slight improvement in hospital. Nyuscryak cannot yet talk. A bullet remains in Pokrosz lung, though doctors plan removal when his condition allows.
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Joe Pokrosz
Joe Nyuscryak
Western Heights
Nyuscryak
Pokrosz
Carpentier May Receive Legion of Honor Medal
Paris dispatch reports Georges Carpentier will be awarded the Legion of Honor insignia if he defeats Jack Dempsey in the bout at Jersey City. The fate of the medal hinges on the result of the match.
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Carpentier
International News Service
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Jack Damavery
Jervey
Lorain City Case Dismissed Over East 28th Street Paving
The Onfa Engineering Co. lawsuit against Lorain City, over paving East 28th Street from Seneca Street to Grove Avenue, was dismissed at plaintiffs costs. The petition claimed irregular council proceedings and strained service to obtain a contract for construction.
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Onfa' Engineering Co
Lorain
East 28Th Street
Seneca Street
Grove Avenue
Charges and denials in Leipzig war crimes trial
War crimes court in Leipzig heard a Alsatian witness claim Major Von Cruisius shot wounded French soldiers. General Karl Stenger denied orders to execute prisoners. More than fifty witnesses, many from Alsace and Lorraine, testified about alleged killings in 1914 during fighting in Alsace Lorraine.
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International News. Service
Leipzig
Alsace
BéanoVon
Crusius
Karl Stenger
Stenger
France
von Cruisus
Lorraine
von Cruisius
Germany
von Crusius
Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Abuse
Vera Bourkel of Lorain files for divorce from railroad worker William Bourkel charging domestic abuse against her and the children. She cites his absence from work, association with people of doubtful reputation, and travel with another woman to Wheeling. She seeks custody of children and alimony.
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Vera Bourkel
Lorain
William Bourkel
Wheeling
Wheat crop in county near normal averages
County farmers expect wheat yields to run about sixty to seventy percent normal. Frost and wet spring followed by a very dry May reduced early growth and affected the crop, according to Farm Agent Rogers.
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Rogers
Rail unions weigh wage cuts to avert nationwide rail strike
In Chicago on July 1 32 the big four railway brotherhoods consider accepting wage reductions to avoid a national strike. H M Daugherty vice grand chief says a formal vote by sixteen major unions could push the issue to a referendum. About 1 500 000 railway workers are gathered to discuss a 120 percent wage slash as leaders balance mood against action.
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Chicago
H. M.daugherty
Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers
Daugherty
Bix Foud
Ag. A
Organiatrcns
Italy Without Cabinet Since Monday Reported
A Rome despatch states Italy has been without a cabinet since Monday. The report cites ongoing reorganization within the government and anticipated changes from the Italian administration.
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YSN
Ss Stat
Formalin
Rome
Italy
American Legion Campaign for State Soldier Bonus Bill
The American Legion has begun advocacy for a state soldier bonus bill. It would aid about 3,000 county veterans if passed, granting roughly 120 pounds per soldier, totaling around 30,009 pounds for the county.
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American Legion
Masked Bandits Shoot Train Messenger Near Covington
Two masked bandits robbed a Peoria and Eastern passenger train near Covington Indiana and fatally wounded express messenger Frank Beckman of Indianapolis. They escaped with railroad remittances in drafts while passengers and crew heard gunfire. Suspects were later taken from freight trains at Veedersburg and Crawfordsville, matching the messenger’s description.
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Confernational News Service
Covington
Peoria
Veedersburg
Here
Frank H. Beckman
Indianapolis
Megaphone Fight Story Promises Fast Dempsey Carnahan Report
The Chronicle-Telegram will broadcast a megaphone story Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock for the Dempsey versus Georges Carpentier world boxing title fight in Texas. The paper will relay news via the International News Service leased wire, delivering quick and accurate updates from the arena.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Fide
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carnenther
Jersey City
Chromick-Telegram
Pegilicm
Bie Barthe
School Yard Trees Trimmed by Board of Education
The board of education has begun trimming trees in city school yards removing dead limbs to reduce public hazards. C N Nikoloff supervises the work with plans shifting from full tree surgery to removing limbs that might pose a danger.
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The
Board of Education
N.nikoloff
Nikoleff
Elyria Plants Plan Independence Week Downtimes
Elyria plants announce closures for the Fourth of July weekend and reopening on Tuesday. The Western Automatic, Colson Co, Columbia Steel, Elzria Iron and Steel, Perry-Fay, and Willys-Overland report temporary shutdowns with limited force and reduced schedules. about fifty employees laid off amid slower work.
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Easalicestuwr-Aind
Western + Automatic
Colson Co
Columbia Steel Co
Elzria Iron & Steel Co
Perry-Fay Co
Willys-Overland
Taxing committees to meet with Governor on taxation issue
Governor Davis calls members of the senate and house taxation committees to Columbus to discuss the taxation problem with aim of arranging a special legislative session next September. The meeting is set for next Wednesday in Columbus and reflects possible early action on tax measures.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Davis
Akron Viaduct Tragedy Claims Two Workers
N S staff correspondent reports two Akron men died in separate falls at the North Hill viaduct today and yesterday. E J Kahn, 20, a Heyworth Construction carpenter, plunged 65 feet from the viaduct at noon. Joe Zatalaco, 23, died after a 35 foot fall when he contacted live wire yesterday. Both incidents mark the fourth fall at the viaduct in about 30 days.
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N.S
Akron
E. J. Kahn
Heyworth Construction Company
New North Hill
Joe Zatalaco
Zatalaco
Kahn
Hart Detained After Skeleton Skeletons Found on Him
Fred Hart, arriving in Chicago by train, was picked up by police last night and taken to the station. A search revealed an assortment of skeleton bones on his person, prompting investigation by authorities.
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Fred Hart
Chicago
Dublin secret Sinn Fein talks outline Irish peace effort
In Dublin on July 1 a secret Sinn Fein council discussed sending a second invitation to Sir James Craig to attend peace talks with Dev. Notables Eamon de Valera and Griffith were present, while Valera and Mac Neill were released from jail to confer on peace. In Belfast, bombs injured people near Catese Square amid unrest.
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Dublin
Lloyd. George’s
London
N.S
Corre
Sinn‘Feinr
Siaile
Eamonnier
Sinn Féin
BER
Cit
Sas
James Craig
Valera
Uist
Griffith
Mac Neill
Mi Lys
Devon
Double funeral for Private John Seabold in Grafton
The body of Private John Seabold formerly of Co B 232d Infantry who died in Italy arrived in Grafton last evening and was taken to his home. A joint funeral with his mother Mrs Frances Seabold was held at Immaculate Conception Church with American Legion members in uniform providing military honors.
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John’ Seabold
Co. B. 232d Infantry
Italy
Grafton
Immaculate Conception
Church
John Seabopl
Jer
American’ Legion
Young Seabold
Dog Catcher Report Counts Dogs and Licenses
Jim Kenelly the county dog catcher reports in two months he rounded up about three hundred dogs. About two hundred were redeemed by owners and the rest were disposed of. Licenses have risen with about five hundred registered in two months as activity increases.
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Jim Kenelly
Woman seeks divorce from Robert Haney after alleged cruelty
Floria Haney filed for divorce from Robert Haney citing extreme cruelty. She claims on June 25 he attacked her and struck her, and that she was abused by his mother while living with his parents. She seeks custody of their child and alimony.
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Hattie Haney
Floria
Aivorce
Robert Haney
International tensions cited in Ohio freight rate complaints
Rene Columbus reports July 1 on alleged federal restrictions affecting Ohio freight rates. Complaints allege prohibitive costs and road-building projects impede commerce as the mission evaluates the situation and potential remedies.
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Rene
Columbus
Ohio
Man Reports Lost Horse On West River Street
A few days ago Mrs Sam Wellinston reported a horse missing from West River Street. A passerby claimed to have found a horse matching the description and gave a name and address to the police. Harold Madden, apartment owner, is mentioned in connection with the owner’s steps.
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Sam Wellinston
West River” Street
ANC
Senre
Harold
Madden
Yuan
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X. & Stag Correst
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