Not Guilty Plea In Springfield Klansmen Disorder Case
In Springfield Ohio on July 7 a plea of not guilty was entered in police court for 72 local Klansmen arrested while returning from the funeral of William Swigert. Cases postponed to July 26. Bail posted totaling 1080. Location details and involved figures cited.
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Springfield
Ohio
Fred Anderson
Nu Klux Klan
Thomas Norton
William Swigert
Sku Klux Klan
Davis
Obituary for Mrs W F Terry on Dewey Avenue
Mrs W F Terry 69 or 63 of 600 Dewey Avenue died suddenly at six after a stroke. Her husband found her unconscious. she did not regain consciousness. Survived by husband and two children Claude L and Edith. Funeral at Second Congregational Church Monday at 1 PM, burial at Norwalk.
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W F .Terry
Dewey Avenue
Claude L
Edith
Second Congregational Church
Norwalk
Assault complaint seeks 2000 damages after May 23 attack near Amherst
John Atte sues Abraham George claiming brutal assault on May 23 near Amherst left him badly injured hospitalized for treatment and still sick and nervous seeking two thousand dollars in damages.
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Abraham George
John Atte
Amherst
Katherine Boulder Seeks Divorce and Alimony
Katherine Boulder files for divorce from Anton Boulder in a May 1922 marriage here. She says he abused her at Findley with his brother and she fled back to the city, where she still resides. She requests alimony and restoration of her maiden name Katherine Zaffer.
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Katherine Boulder
Anton Boulder
Findley
Katherine Zaffer
Steel worker burned at electric switch incident
Tony LaCrosse of 315 Eighteenth Street suffered a severe burn to his right hand from an electric switch at the Elvira Iron & Steel Co plant yesterday. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and later sent home.
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Tony LaCrosse
Eighteenth , Street
Elvira Iron & Steel Co
Memorial Hospital
Bobbed Haired Strike Leaders Predict Victory in Tieup
In Boston mass a telephone operator strike has demoralized service. Bobbed haired leaders meet daily on Boston Common to discuss action. They claim higher wages and shorter hours are certain because their hair is bobbed and they stand united.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Common
Fire damages A L Jackson Auto Co garage on West Broad
A fire at 10 30 last night damaged the A L Jackson Auto Co building on West Broad Street with losses estimated between 5000 and 6000 dollars. Firefighters fought the blaze an hour and saved two cars from the upstairs showroom while two thirds of the loss falls on the rear interior and roof of the structure. The front salesroom escaped water damage and the business can continue operating.
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A. L. Jackson Auto Co
West Broad Street
Peerless
Jewett
Jordan
Cleveland
M. D Denson
David Widsor
Rites Planned for Mrs Persons at Home Monday
Mrs George A Persons 39 died yesterday at 3 PM after a three month illness at Huron Road Hospital Cleveland She was formerly Miss Nelle B Snyder and had lived thirty years in the county from Overlin before marriage She was active in First Congregational church Womans Civic Club and Musical Art Society Survived by husband two trainers Carlen Snyder Cleveland Clair Snyder Minneapolis Charles Jr and Ruth Greenland local Funeral from 128 Cedar St Monday at 2 PM Rev J H Grant officiating Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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George A Persons
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Persons
Nelle B Snyder
Overlin
First Congregational Church
Womans Civic Club
Musical Art Society
Woman breaks leg alighting street car at B and O crossing
Mrs John Wilson of 7901 Shaw Avenue Cleveland suffered a broken leg yesterday afternoon while stepping from a Green Line street car at the B and O crossing. She was thrown to the pavement as the car started and taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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John Wilson
Shaw Avenue
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
Morarity Named Auditor In State Highway Dept
State high way director Boulay announced the appointment of Herbert J Morarity of Columbus as auditor in the state highway department. TIFFIN July 7 Anna R Sterns 50 was granted a divorce today from Josah H Sterns 73. Both reside ent Fostoma Mrs Sterns alleged he husband locked her out of the house one night when she attended church. TIFFIN July 7 Seneca county farmers pooled 95000 pounds of wool this year. farm bureau announced today. TIFFIN July 7 Many witnesses examined today in the state's official probe of Mayor Unger's administration here. F Evans deputy prohibition commissioner directing the investigation.
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Columbus
Boulay
Herbert J Morarity
State Highway Department
Tiffin
aAnna R. Sterns
Josah H Sterns
Seneca County
Farm Bureau
Mayor Unger
F . Evans
Prohibition
Legion editor Arthur Lorenz convicted for libel in Chicago
July 7 Chicago report states Arthur Lorenz former editor of the States Zeitung was found guilty after a 29 minute jury deliberation in Judge Hugo Pam's court. He faced criminal libel charges for an editorial calling legionaries bums tramps and loafers.
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Chicago
American Legion
Arthur Lorenz
States-Zeitung
Hugo Pam
Lorenz
Suit Over Back Salary At Cordtex Mills Co
William Cooper bookkeeper at Cordtex Mills Co sues for back pay claiming $50 weekly wage and total owed amount of $800. Court action seeks recovery of unpaid earnings and related damages. Cooper was employed as assistant at the mill.
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William Cooper
Cordtex Mills Co
Fire destroys Speigel Furniture warehouse on waterfront
Fire swept through the Speigel Furniture Company's five story warehouse on the Philadelphia waterfront early today causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The blaze occurred in the city of Philadelphia triggering municipal fire units to battle the flames. Property damage was substantial though no injuries are reported.
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Philadelphia
Speigel Furniture Company
Warrensville workhouse officials face contempt charges
Officials at Warrensville workhouse were charged with federal contempt for transferring prisoners to City Hospital without the knowledge of Federal Judge Westenhaver. The action involved moving federal inmates from the workhouse to the hospital, prompting the court filing.
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Clevelanid
Warrensville
Westenhaver
Franklin pastor sought for bad checks in timber land scam
Dr F W Gordon pastor of First Baptist Franklin vanished July 2 after leaving town in a Chandler touring car. He drew drafts totaling 3600 on Chicago and Middletown banks, marked unpaid, supposedly paid by Bond Mortgage and Guarantee Co of New York. Investigators suspect swindlers used him to fund timber land deal in Canada. Gordon had moved to Franklin eighteen months ago from a Pittsburgh church.
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Franklin
Gordon
Bond Mortgage and Guarantee Company
New York
Pittsburgh
County Orphan Outing Planned For Tuesday
Edward Krughman organizes a county orphan outing for Qbertin Children's Home. Elks Moose and Eagles pledge cash support. Worthington of Riverview Park provides free rides and a dinner for the kids. After dinner, a Colonial show and a dip in the lake at Lorain follow. Carowners are urged to donate a car for transport.
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Edward Krughman
Second Street
Qbertin
Elks
Moose
Eagies
Worthington
Riverview Park
Colonial
Lorain
Arrest of a Drunken Couple on Ford Hill Road
Sheriff Underhill stopped a man and woman on Ford Hill Road who were intoxicated and jailed them. This morning they appeared before Justice J C Conway, pleaded guilty, and were fined five dollars plus costs each.
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Ford Hill
Underhill
Ford Road
J C Conway
William Moler
Leslie Weese
Divorce Granted in Local Court Over Neglect of Duty
Mary Bannister of this city obtained a divorce from Lucien Bannister by Judge Webber on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The custody of their minor child was awarded to Mrs Bannister.
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Mary Bannister
Atl
Webber
Lucien Bannister
Balloon wreck sighted. naval search for missing flyer
A wrecked balloon was sighted in Lake Erie by the steamship Colonial and the government boat Elsie Dor. Naval authorities doubt the balloon is the Navy craft from the Indianapolis race but dispatch planes and ships to locate the missing civilian flyer Donaldson. Wage strike developments in Nova Scotia and Canada also unfold as John L Lewis orders 10 000 miners back to work while troops are recalled in earlier labor turmoil.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Nova Scotia
Steel Union Workers
Lewis
British Empire Steel Company
Port Stanley
Lake Erie
Here
Colonial
Basian
Indianapolis
L J Roth
T B Null
Washington
Naval
Roth
Null
Donaldson
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Cleveland Seventy-Seven Auto Fatalities Mount
July 7 in Cleveland marked the year’s fifty seventh traffic fatality as Edward Burns, 15, died after a truck strike. Hospitalized with fractured skulls and internal injuries are Mrs Marty Marvin, 58, and Geo Stan, 26.
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Cleveland
Edward Burns
Marty Marvin
Geo Stan
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
Washington reported an upcoming weather forecast for next week with partly cloudy skies and scattered local thundershowers and normal temperatures. A Moscow dispatch to the Express notes a malaria epidemic sweeping Russia with over 15 million cases reported this year.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
London
Russia
Moscow
the Express
Death of Mrs William Witter 78 in Medina
Mrs William Witter aged 78 died after a lingering illness at her Medina home 1238 Lake Avenue She leaves children Mrs P F O Clark Park Witter Medina Mrs E D Kindig Elyria and Dr E W Witter Erie Pa Funeral services will be held at the Clark home Medina Sunday at 2 p m Washington July 7 General Gouraud escorted by army staff officers toured Camp Wadsworth Maryland to inspect the summer training of student soldiers He planned to compare French and American peacetime methods Washington July 7 The federal district court Montana ruled Congress cannot limit physicians licit prescriptions under the national prohibition act The government will appeal to the U S Supreme Court to test the medicinal limitations.
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William Witter
Lake Avenue
PF O Clark
Park Witter
Medina
E D Kindig
Elyt.a
E W. Witter
Ene
P O Clark
Washington
Henri Gouraud
Paris
Camp Weade
Maryland
Federalistrict Court
Montana
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Ruhr outrages prompt Belgian French demand disavowal
July 7 Belgian foreign office in Paris confirmed Berlin reports that Belgian and French ambassadors pressed Chancellor Cuno to disavow Ruhr outrages and aid in capturing those responsible. Brussels reportedly also demanded recall of the German ambassador if not met. London notes Baldwin faces cabinet threat amid Anglo French nuclear debate and pressure for early Ruhr and reparations settlement.
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Brussells
Berlin
Cuno
Ruhr
Foreign Office
Paris
Brussels
Cdy
London
Stanley Baldwin
France
Train Robbery Near Kowloon Kills Two Soldiers
A Central News despatch from Hongkong reports two soldiers killed and 19 Chinese kidnapped when about 200 armed bandits halted a train near Kowloon. The raiders also seized $26,000 in cash from an express wagon.
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London
Kowloon
Central
Hongkong
Slays Woman Who Stole Husband in Chicago
In a crowded scene Mrs Minnie Bernatowicz 38 shot and killed Mrs Anna Andraski multiple times as she passed a corner on her way to her store. Bernatowicz said her husband left her for Andraski five years ago and she warned she would kill her.
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Chicago
Minnie Bernatowicz
Anna Andraski
Andraski
Bernatowicz
Truck Hits Bike. One Dead, Three Hurt in Collision
In Columbus July 7 Glenn E B McDole 14 is dead and Ernest Schorr 17 is in St Francis Hospital in serious condition with a skull fracture and internal injuries while Harold Schorr 10 has a broken leg after a collision late yesterday between a motorcycle carrying the three boys and a heavy furniture truck driven by Arthur Warren.
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Columbus
Glenn EB. McDole
Ernest Schorr
St Francis Hospital
Harold Schorr
Arthur Warren
Big Christian Endeavor parade opening in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the twenty seventh Christian Endeavor convention drawing a huge church worker crowd as 45 000 march in a downtown parade in the morning. Goldfield Nevada endures near total destruction with losses estimated between 500 000 and 750 000 as a major boom town burns. Knoxville University of Tennessee faces academic freedom crisis with professors dismissed or under fire. Channel steamer Caesarea rescue after grounding off the island of Jersey in fog. Leviathan to be quarantined at Southampton as authorities seek deserters.
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Des Moines
Christian Endeavor
Tonopah
Nev
Goldfield
Nevada
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Women Higher In State Medical Exams In Ohio
Columbus July 7 Two women from Reserve College Miss Ruth Robishaw and Elizabeth Brainerd earned top marks among 127 women and men taking the state medical examination. Robishaw averaged 90.4 percent Brainerd 90.2 percent. Eight of 15 chiropodists passed. Narcotics violations complaints filed with five doctors. one doctor denied narcotics. Medical board secretary Dr H M Platter announced. Names not disclosed. Additional doctors who passed include C H Frederick and L A of Lorain.
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Columbus
Reserve College
Ruth Robishaw
Elizabeth Brainerd
State Medical Board
H. M Platter
State Off
C. H. Frederick
L. A
Lorain
Two youths involved in accidental shooting in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 7 Kohter a 22 year old died when a rifle taken from a wall discharged fatally striking him in the heart after Joseph Svee 17 reportedly did not load the weapon. Another incident records Dan Daley 69 a lineman suffering a spell on Lake Avenue and an injured hand after an emergency brought him to the station.
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Cleveland
Kohter
Joseph Svee
Dan Daley
Lake Avenue
Lee
Station House
Woman Faints In Front Of Marian Church
Mrs M Bush of 330 West street fainted in front of Marian church yesterday. Police emergency crew responded and took her home. Queenstown fire last night threatened lower town area with disastrous blaze.
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Queenstown
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W M Cortner
Kleagle
Elmo H.gham
First Church of Christ
Cortner
Norton
Rey D C Bacon
E D. Dinklelacker
Salvation Army
W. F. Terry
Julia O'Connor
Acratezy
A.L. Jackson Auto CO
Legion Enemy
Hunt
Chioity
Dorothy Watson
St. Paul
Canada Coal Trike
Bulletins
Caesarea
Tersey
Leviathan
Southampton
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