Another Woman Arrested for Raisin Jack Making
The vice squad raided Mrs. Julia Choapel at 805 West Third Street after officers detected raisin jack odor. They found a copper boiler still, mash, bottles, and a keg. she spilled most of the liquor but enough was saved for evidence. She pled guilty, fined $600, and jailed in default of payment. This was her second offense with prior court fines last fall.
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Corbett South
Lloyd Sweet
Julia Choapel
West Third Street
Johnson
Gibson
Brown
Csonpol
Waco Woman Denounces Attacker After Killing Crosslin
Marcie Mathews of Waco Texas said the man who attacked Misa Mathews now seventeen can never harm another girl after she killed J S Crosslin. Crosslin was convicted in 1920 of assaulting Misa. verdict reversed and retried. The retrial began recently and Mathews fired as Crosslin left the witness stand.
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Marcie Mathews
Waco
Tex
J. S. Crosslin
Crosslin
Misa Mathews
Placo
Miss Mathews
Crossini
Lloyd George Sets March for Secion
London March 3 Premier Lloyd George plans to resign next Wednesday unless coalitionsal support holds. Austen Chamberlain and A J Balfour work to pacify him while unionists prep a Tory platform for the next general election.
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London
Lloyd George
King George
House At Commons
Evening Standard
Austen Chamberlain
A. J Balfour
Lydd George
Lord George
Chamberlain
Oxford
New Lead Prompts Reassessment in William Desmond Taylor Slaying
Los Angeles detectives pursue a month old film director murder case using a ranchers tip. The tip points to two men, one nicknamed Spike, planning to confront a former officer linked to the crime. A .38 caliber revolver allegedly dropped by one man is noted as potential evidence. Investigators search San Diego for the pair.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Desmond Taylor
Tustin
David Adame
Spike
Santa Ana
Edward F. Sands
Sei
Edgar King
San Diego
Night Prowler Foiled at Whitehouse Bakery Store
Police halted an attempted break in at Whitehouse bakery last evening after a screen was found removed from a window. An officer investigated and found the intruder had fled.
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Whitehouse
Feminine Invasion Foreseen for British Parliament
London reports a forecast of many women entering both houses after Lady Rhonda and Viscountess St Davids gain seats in the House of Lords. Emancipation remarks and party plans surface as two Commons women serve and parties prepare female candidates for the next general election.
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London
House of Lords
Rhondda
Viscountess St. Davids
Ap Pilcatk
Eges
Viccumtesa St. Davids
Nunburneholme
House of Forts
House of Commons
Viscountess Astor
Thomas Wintringham
Theseeiailer
Labor Parties
Suing for Part of Father’s Estate
Julia Surman sues to collect 758 dollars from her father’s estate naming sisters Elizabeth Forthover and Helen Puth as defendants. She says before his death he deeded Avon property to them with a condition to sell after three years and divide proceeds. The sale occurred, she received 785 dollars, and 785 more remains due, which has been repeatedly refused.
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Julia Surman
Elizabeth Forthover
Helen Puth
Avon
Pershing seeks Harding aid to block Army cut
General John J. Pershing pressed President Harding at the White House to keep the regular army strength from dropping below 150,000, arguing the force should not be reduced to 116,900. In Washington the discussion centered on the Army’s authorized strength and future manpower.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Harding Totay
Congress
Pershing
White House
Ireland Bill Victory Narrowed Boundary Amendments
London March 3 Lord Hugh Cecil's amendment to limit Ulster boundary changes was defeated 199 to 60 in the House of Commons. The vote ends debate and clears the way for the Irish Free State Act to pass on third reading. In Dublin Max Green, son in law of John Redmond, was killed in an encounter between armed robbers and police. he chaired the prisons board and was aiding a special police detachment. His companion was wounded.
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London
Hugh Cecil
Ulster
House of Commons
Dublin
Irish Free State
Max Green
John Redmond
Green
Ireland
Prisons Board
Elyrian Fire Report Highlights Ohio Losses
Ohio State Fire Marshal Dykeman reports 30 deaths and 63 cripplings from January fires, down from February last year. He blames carelessness for over 97 percent of incidents, noting 546 fires caused 938,404 dollars in property loss with 12 incendiaries totaling 23,606 dollars.
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Columbus
Bonus bill rush to vote in House within ten days
Washington March 3 The soldiers bonus bill moves toward completion today with cash payments not to exceed 50 dollars and adjusted insurance certificates to veterans. A sub committee of the Ways and Means approves the change and says the completed bill will be shown to all Republican members Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Bishop Gailor Discusses Flappers and Education
In New York on March 3 Bishop Thomas F. Gallor of the Protestant Episcopal Church argues young women and flappers reflect fashion more than morals. He says women today resemble grandmothers and ancient figures, criticizing utilitarian education and noting changes in styles as social trends. Service Director Henry Beck will attend a Cleveland address on lake pollution and water taste issues with regional officials invited to discuss solutions.
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New York
Thomas F. Gallor
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Gallor
Methusalah
Matthew Arnold
Theocestus
Gailor
America
Henry Beck
Cleveland
Hotel Winton
J. H. Dittoe
Davis Signals March 18 Reply on renomination Bid
Governor Harry L. Davis told veterans at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' home near Sandusky he would give his answer on March 18 regarding his renomination bid. He was greeted warmly by ex-soldiers as he traveled to Sandusky for a Rotary Club talk on Business and Government after a banquet where he was the honored guest.
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Sandusky
Harry L. Davis
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Davis
Rotary Club
Omaha Man Will Address Teachers
Superintendent F. M Shelton of the public schools returns from Chicago where he attended the National Meeting of Superintendents and Supervisors. He will be joined by J H Beveridge of Omaha to address the Lorain County Teachers Institute at the high school on Saturday afternoon. Beveridge was elected president of the national body for next year.
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F. M Shelton
Chicago
J H. Beveridge
Omaha
Lorain County
Teachers’ Institute
Beveridge
Shelton
Edna Joseph
Ohio
D. B. Boone
Lorain
Elyria High Heads to Akron Tournament
Elyria High School basketball, led by Coach Peabody, leaves for Akron to compete in the Northeastern Ohio Tournament with players Koppes Squires Austin Crowe Murdock Milhoff and Braddon. Key guards Veazey Halpin and Guthman are sidelined by injuries and illness. The team plays this afternoon with potential another game tomorrow.
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Elyria High
Peabody
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
Oberlin
Youngstown
Elyria
Koppes
Squires
Austin
Crowe
Murdock
Milhoff
Braddon
Veazey
Halpin
Guthman
Indicted for Mulching Insurance Company on Fake Accidents
A nationwide fraud scheme involving three men Benjamin Lisowitz Benjamin Greenwald and Max Elstein allegedly staged fake accidents to collect about 1 009 000 in payouts over five years. Investigators traced seven payments to a single alleged victim Iskowitz whose left leg injury was used to claim compensation from Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corp.
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New York
Benjamin Lisowitz
Benjamin Greenwald
Max Elstein
East
John Coyle
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation
United States
Iskowitz
Jerome Simmons
Isowicz
Accident
Casullty Company
Isknowite
Coyle
Harvy W Church Faces Hange In Final clemency bid
March 3 Chicago reports grim last appeal to halt execution of Harvey W Church a youthful murderer to be hanged at four. Attorney Bartel seeks a ten day stay and a writ claiming delay beyond twenty five days after sentence. Governor Small and the state supreme court have denied clemency as the gallows are prepared and Church appears mentally unresponsive.
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Chicago
Harvey W. Church
Benjamin F. Bartel
Kickham Scanlan
Criminal Court
Church
Small
State Supreme Court
Bernard J. Daugherty
Carl Ausmus
E. O. Church
Abolition Urged for Shipping Board by Rep Scott
Congressman Frank D. Scott urged abolition of the United States Shipping Board and transfer of its functions to the Department of Commerce at the National Merchant Marine association convention in Washington. He followed remarks by Shipping Board Chairman A. D. Lasker and accused board propaganda of soft soap and evasive language.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Department of Commerce
National Merchant Marine Association
Frank D. Scott
Michigan
Scott
A. D. Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Judge Florence Allen Headlines Strand Theater Appearance
Considerable interest surrounds Judge Florence Allen of Cleveland as she plans an address at the Strand theater. Mise Allen is a familiar figure in this city, adding to the crowd.
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Florence Allen
Cleveland
Strand Theater
Mise Allen
Women’s Voters’ League
Phone rate boosts threatened by Ohio Bell files
Ohio city officials and telecommunication experts unite to oppose planned increases after cited Roseville rate rise. John L. Marshall argues mergers will force higher charges, while Attorney George T. Poor says state controls limit actions, and calls for independent city investigations ahead of further rate changes.
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Cleveland
Mar
Ohio
Kire
Ohio Bell Telephone ‘Company
John L. Marshall
Public Utilities Committee
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Roseville
Ohio Bell
Marshall
Law Departments
Utilities Commission
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Death of Frank I Plain at 61 in Elyria
Frank I Plain a 61 year old carpenter died at his home 629 Middle avenue after two years of ill health. He leaves a widow and one son Irving of Cleveland. Funeral plans will be announced later. In another item Jacob Swartz lost a $196 claim against Greater Elyria Building Co for extra work on six houses. Swartz said he was satisfied with the verdict.
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Frank I. Plain
Middle Avenue
Plain
Irving
Cleveland
Jacob Swartz
Greater Elyria Building Co
Swartz
Wilson Rites Set for Saturday Funeral in Elks Auditorium
Funeral services for Frank Wilson will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Elks' auditorium, with the Elks in charge of the arrangements.
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Frank Wilson
Elks
The
SS Memabatore
Harding’s Early Year Pardons Put Him Among Leaders
President Harding in his first year in the White House has granted clemency at a high pace, placing him with Lincoln and Wilson in wartime and peacetime pardons. By March 3, 1921, twenty three pardons were issued and 196 prisoners had sentences commuted, with 124 civil rights restored by executive action.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Morrow
Lincoln
Wilson
Partment of Justice
Wh House
Daugherty
Wic House
Donahey Announces Candidacy for Ohio Governor Nomination
Cleveland March 3 E Hopple says he has nothing to say now about opposing Donahey for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Donahey, former state auditor, announced his run after carrying 1920 support with 918,962 votes, with Democrats considering a second bid. He attacks Gov Davis on reorganization, expenditure, and administrative policy.
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Cleveland
E. Hopple
A. V. Donahey
New Philadelphia
International News Service
Donaire
Donahey
the Star
Harry L. Davi
James M. Cos
George White
Marietta
Matthew Denver
Wilmington
Davis
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Spring Grove Cemetery
George P. Carrel
Barker Mosher
Mosher
Maud Antcliffe
Hyde Park
Mass
Rise Fest
Harker Mosher
Elmer Antcliffe
Ante
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