Oberlin Youth Fatally Struck After Car Collision
Herbert Kapin 11 son of Professor William Chapin was fatally injured when struck by a car near West Lorain Street and Woodland Avenue in Oberlin this morning. The driver was identified as S W Reed of Harding Montana and was taken to Allen Hospital where he died an hour later. Professor Chapin is a chemistry department faculty member at Oberlin College.
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Oberlin
Herbert Kapin
Willam II Chapin
Woodland Ave
West Lorain Street
Woodlend
Allen Hospital
Chapin
Oberlin College
Senate authorizes Lindbergh 1D take lif ts
The Senate passes a bill authorizing Colonel Lindbergh to accept nations gifts from foreign governments. The bill now goes to the president for signature. Senator Jonass states the measure is bad policy and Lindbergh refuses to accept the concessions.
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Washington
Jonatt Wasamsgion
Senate
House
Lindbergh
Ross
Jonse
Eight Sentenced For Inciting Riots
Federal judge held eight men in contempt of court for inflaming riots near Steubenville and Pittsburgh. Sentences ranged from five to 45 days in jail for violating a federal injunction restricting mining protests in the coal fields.
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Columbu Q
Benson W Horeh Toda
Anthony Minerick
Pittsburale
Dilentale
Dorotoy
Steubenville
Joho Kraich
Licking County
Pong
Alex Felzan
Ande Liderts
Steve Vohanen
Joho Choz Louis Motte
Joe Kari
Teti Awarded Two Hundred After Five Thousand Dollar Claim
Pasquale Teti Elyria received 200 dollars from a jury in Indre W. B. Thompson's court after seeking 5000 dollars from W. B. Stevenson. The suit stemmed from an Oct 18, 1926, incident as Teti walked to work when struck by Stevenson’s car, claiming a dislocated shoulder and other injuries.
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Pasquale Teti
Elyria
Indre
W. B. Thompson
Esterdary
Teti
W. B. Stevenson
Ershta Street
Stevenson
Yath Stresit
Senate Debates Norrie Bill and Commerce Hearings
Congress today shows the Senate continuing debate on the Norrie Muscle Shoals bill while the Interstate Commerce Committee wraps hearings on a bill regulating the moving picture industry. House chambers keep working on agriculture department appropriation and Census staff consider apportionment bills.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agricultura
House
Agriculture Department
City bids opened for sewage plant bonds seeks best offer
Officials opened bids for the city sewage plant bonds totaling 204000 with several firms presenting offers. The best premium noted was to Toledo firms Herrick Oates and others with about four hundred thousand dollar premium. bids ranged around five thousand to six dollars in interest and premium. City officials will review bids and may reject any or all if needed.
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Dixiy Sonewar Redingion
Connert Chene
Taedeo
Srananan, Herrick, and
Oates
Toledo
Mos
Pate
Terest
Majoria
Opremaima
Diay Auterést A
Cony Obreiaig
Sera Maser Fheveult
Finance Cumenries
Cit
Cornell
E:tv
Thirteen Men Indicted In Arcadia Bank Crash
Har couch County grand jury returns thirty five indictments in connection with the Arcadia Bank & Savings Company failure. Isiah Myers president F P Conaway cashier Clsac Wheland assistant cashier charged in embezzlement. Other indicted include G Woodrich Matthew Willis A L A Ewins Ywetin Ehpreole J F L Wheline Fo VL McCracken Norman jiman and G M Hartman with charges of embezzlement and misapplication of funds.
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Fiadlal
Harcouch County
Toda
Arcadia Bank & Savings Company
Arcadia
Isiah Myers
F. P. Conaway
Clsac Wheland
Conaway
Wheland
Stain Banking
Conawers
Whelan
Wherry
G. Woodrich
Matthew Willis
AL LA Ewins
Ywetin Ehpreole
J. FL
Wheline Fo
McCracken Norman
Jiman
G. M. Hartman
Viex
74 Rebels Killed in Battle Near Fresno daliso
In Mexico City on March 2 seventy four rebels were killed in an all day clash with Federal troops near Fresno daliso. The fighting involved part of a regiment of crack presidential guards. Dispatch from Guadalajara reports to the Newspaper Universal ward today.
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NET
Mexico City
Fresno Daliso
Guadala Jara
Universal Ward Today
R. R. Huntington Funeral Services Set in Columbus
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for R. R. Huntington president of a national bank, widely known in financial circles. He died yesterday from heart disease. Huntington was a director of Ohio Bell Telephone and helped unite Bell and American Telephone interests. He also served on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad board.
Extinguish Last Remnants Of Big Fire
Fire at a sawdust heap on Furnace Street began early Monday and burned overnight. Firefighters drenched the smoldering pile with water to fully quell the blaze and prevent further spread. The incident involved property owned by Morris Srenick and required squad action to extinguish.
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Morris Srenick
Furnace Street
Two Men Found Suffocated In Cincinnati Shack
March 2 report that Steve A. Thomas 56 and Charles Roberts were found suffocated in a shack after a fire crews extinguished the blaze. Eighteen empty canned heat cans were found at the scene and the bodies were held at the county mortuary.
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Cincinnati
Steve A. Thomas
Charles Roberts
County Marqus
Ciremen
Court Held At 3 30 A M Justice Grounds Long
Justice S J George was roused at 3 30 a m when deputy sheriff arrested E H Long driver for a Fremont trucking firm for operating an overloaded truck and trailer Long pleaded and was fined 50 for the truck and 359 for the trailer
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S. J. George
E. H. Long
Fremont
Long
Lindbergh and Mother Honored by Educators in Boston
Crowds cheered as Charles A Lindbergh and his mother Mrs Evangelina Lindbergh were honored by the National Educational Association in Boston. Gov Alvan Fuller escorted Mrs Lindbergh while Lindbergh accompanied Mrs Fuller. Dr Joseph Gwinn presented Mrs Lindbergh with a gold medal for exceptional motherhood. Lindbergh urged teachers to value aviation in schooling.
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Boston
Mass
Charles A Lindbergh
National Educational Association
Tonevier
Associaton
Windherzh
Evangelina Lodge Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Alvan T
Strike Sympathizers Gather at Mine Site in Jefferson County
About two hundred strike sympathizers assembled near Yorkville line in Jefferson County and dispersed without violence. Adjutant Henderson reported one man was arrested for an inflammatory speech while the speaker allegedly urged the crowd to storm the mine. The governor faced pressure to deploy the National Guard to keep order.
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Columbus
Yorkville
Jefferson County
Sodar
Gearank D. Henderson
Denderson
Head
Lee National Guard
Donaber
National Guard
Lindbergh Lands at Curtiss Field in New York
Charles A Lindbergh arrives at Curtiss Field with two associates after a Boston to Albany flight. The trio travels from Albany with Major William Robertson and H M Birdy to greet the nation in Washington and to honor the mother as crowds grow at the airport.
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Curtiss Field
N. Y
Charles A. Lindberrh
Th. S. H.il
Albany
Aer
Ryan
Local Boy Wins £300 in Agreed Verdict
Tony Barbaressa of 1501 West Avenue was awarded £300 in a jury verdict signed by Judge W L Thompson. The case against Jasper George was settled out of court after Barbaressa, injured by a street collision on June 7, 1926, was thrown 20 feet and suffered head injuries and dizziness.
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W. L. Thompson
Tony Barbaressa
West Avenue
Jasper George
Barbaressa
James Barbarossa
West Are Te
13Th Street
Ile
Prisoner escapes from Fort Hayes guard house
William George Spencer alias George Rex, 31, a general army prisoner from Fort Leavenworth Kansas, escaped from the guard house at Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio today. His home is in Zanesville. He had been a prisoner at Fort Hayes for five months.
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Fort Hayes
Columbus
William George Spencer
George Rex
Fort Leevenworth
Kan
Zanesville
Corn Belt For Farm Relief Candidate
Washington March 2 The corn belt fourteen midwestern states will back the presidential candidate who supports farm relief Governor McMullen of Nebraska said at the White House after meeting President Coolidge He backs a wet Democrat favoring farm relief over a dry Republican He urged party unity Nebraska’s GOP delegation backs Senator Mars as long as nomination is possible with a swing to former Governor Lonergan Nebra ska suggested Vice President Dawes as third choice of the delegation
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Washington
McMullen
Nebr
Whee House
Coolidze
Nebraska
Mars
Lonagen
Weinullen
Dawes
Mrs Coolidge's Mother Is Weaker in Mass
Virze Lemira Goodpus, mother of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, was reported greatly cheered but still gradually weakening in Northampton mass on March 2. The first lady visited Dickinson hospital and the Coolidge home, with state police guarding the residence to keep Mrs. Coolidge undisturbed.
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Northampton
Mass
Virze Lemira Goodpus
Calvin Coolidge
Dickinson Hospital
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Hostate Folice
Train Derailment Damages Tracks Near Swanton Ohio
The Forest City Limited engine and thirteen cars derailed near Swanton Ohio, twenty miles west of there, delaying passengers. No deaths, 43 percent of the riders were shaken. nine Pullmans were involved but did not overturn. Wreckers from Toledo and Elkhart were sent. a relief train brought passengers to Toledo. AF Mainbinder and F W Merz aided passengers during the incident.
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Toleno
Forest City Limited
Chicago
Cleveland
Swanton
Oho
Toledo
Elkhart
Ind
Mainbinder
Big Four
Merz
Pullman
Lorain County Automobile Club to Hold Directors Meeting
Henry Miller, secretary, announced a directors meeting of the Lorain County Automobile Club at the club office on Monday night. Several club business matters of interest were discussed.
Sheriff’s Wife Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Harvey D. Timer wife of Crawford county sheriff returns home with her infant son after visiting at a niece’s home in Bucyrus Ohio details announced today March 2.
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MIFR
Crawford CO
Bucyrus
Harvey D. Timer
Crawford County
Rh Ceuthy
Todas
Timer
Condition of Vail Unchanged at Elyria Hospital
The health of EEB Vail publisher of the Grafton Citizen remains unchanged. He has been in the hospital for some time after a nervous breakdown and is still unable to talk.
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Vail
Eeb Vail
Grafton Citizen
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chepical
Six Weeks Test Underway in County Schools
Regular six weeks tests were administered yesterday and continued today across county grade and high schools. Tests cover all subjects. Results will be announced later.
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Aubjerta
Fire destroys Empire Floor and Wahl Tile plant in Zanesville
A March fire at the Empire Floor and Wahl Tile company plant in Zanesville caused an estimated 600000 in damage. J W Owes owner said the loss is insured and five hundred workers face unemployment. Investigators will probe the blaze to determine its cause.
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Zanesville
Empire Floor & Wahl Tila Company
J. W. Owes
Iass
Owen
Col Stewart Indicted in Teapot Dome Case
Washington march 2 Robert W Stewart former sie chairman of the standard oil trust was indicted by a district court jury on charges of contempt of the senate The indictment stems from his refusal to answer questions about the Continental Company liberty bank profits and about discussions with Harry F Sinclair The government aims for an early trial though related oil cases may delay proceedings An attack on the indictment’s validity is anticipated by Stewart
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Washington
Robert W Stewart
Indiana
Senate
Menia Aga
Osa
Liberty Boyds Btart
Coumola
Stadls Crane
Pendias
Cass
L. 5
Todas
Uy Stewart
Continental Company
Liberty Bank
Harry F. Sinclair
Stewart
World weighing experiments press on under earths surface
Washington March 2 continues the world weighing effort as Dr Paul Rogerl of the Bureau of Standards conducts a third underground test 35 feet deep. Hexl has pursued world weighing since 1926 and tentatively places earths weight around six sextillion tons 6 000 000 000 000 000 000. The goal is to refine figures replacing the round number with precise measurements this year.
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Washington
Paul Rogerl
GS. Bureau of? Standards
Tr Hexl
Bodies of Two Boys Found in Ship Canal Indiana Harbor
The bodies of two boys, about 7 or 8, were recovered within a ship canal near Indiana Harbor. Police believe the youths were brothers as they shared similar features and were found within 1400 yards of each other. Post mortems showed no water in the lungs and no identification, with clothes and marks altering.
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
Lake Wichigan Calumet River
Jole
Lorain Man Sues for Injury Compensation
Lorain resident Josephrudzieczko files suit against American Shipbuilding Co and Lorain Wheel Co alleging a heavy plate lift on Oct 9 1926 caused a back sprain and traumatic nephritis. He claims the Industrial Commission and employers denied compensation and seeks jury awarded relief under court guidance.
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Josephrudzieczko
Colorado
Lorain Today
American Sinpbuilding Co
Lorain of
Emulove
Hudzieczko
Fudzeczko
Industrial Commission
Comen Avion
Aspin estate left entirely to wife in Lorain probate
Robert J Aspin former dock superintendent at National Title Co Lorain died in Florida and left his entire estate to his wife Winifred appointing her executrix without bond in his will filed in probate court today. Dirigible Los Angeles heading home from Cuba to Lakehurst New Jersey reported in Charleston.
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Robert
Ascin
Robert J. Aspin
National Titbe Co
Lorain
Florida
Winifred
Angeles
Charleston
S. C
Los Angeles Circle
Cuba
Lakeburnt
N. J
Lorain County plans bonds for Memorial Bridge project
County Commissioners W B Richmond C D Murray and George Rhoeda announced notes totaling 72 199 000 will be issued by April 1 to finance the Lorain County Memorial Bridge across Black Harbor. Roy F Vandemark county prosecutor and bridge project special counsel said the notes will later be exchanged for bonds and sent to fifteen Lorain banks as depositaries for county funds.
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W. B. Richmond
C.D. Murray
George Rhoeda
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Roy F. Vandemark
Easistate County
Vandemark
Black Haver
Lorain
Lorain County
Foremen Hear Talks At Elyria Club Meeting
More than 150 Elyria foremen attended the Elyria Foremen’s Club March meeting. Mike Grady spoke on The Spirit of the Shop while B. S. Hastings urged foremen to improve products and wages. The Canton Industrial Corporation head stressed competition and fair wage aims. Local executives preached honesty, duty to workers, and cooperative leadership.
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Elyria
iMarch
Elyria Foremen’s Club
C. A
Mike Grady
Pennsylvania
Canton
Earl Greenland
Jack Griffith
Jack Firon
Lastings
Canton Industrial Corporation
Hastings
Grady
Mayor's Clerk and State Examiner Taken Ill
Two city officials, Grant Schrock the mayor's clerk and J A. Kenney the state examiner, were absent at city hall this morning due to illness. Both have been overseeing police court finances and city books for several weeks.
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Cits Hall
Grant Schrock
J. A. Kenney
Senators Caraway and Johnson Protest Flood Control Plan
Senators Caraway of Arkansas and Johnson protested a Mississippi Valley tributary flood control project, acting to oppose proposed measures and raise concerns about their impact on their state and region.
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CARAW
Rohnson
Washington
dMarch
Caraway and
of Arkansas
Sippi Valley
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