Veteran surrenders after siege by police in Cleveland
John West Weltzel, 27, World War I veteran, armed with a gun and tear bombs, wounded two policemen and his brother during a seven hour standoff. Captain William McMasters overpowered him after a stair assault, as Weltzel claimed Germans were attacking and sought safety in a government hospital.
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Cleveland
Verdun Front
John Westeet
William McMasters
Saunt
Weltzel
McMasters
Weitzel
Wengsel
Verdun
Lorain County Teachers Institute Meets at Technical High
Sessions fill the tech high school with attending teachers as committees form on officers resolutions and re organization. W E Coulter outlines visual education using pictures to aid grades one through eight while Dr Ernest Horn urges more prep work and testing over recitations. Grass fire on Warren and Taylor prompted a department response with no injuries reported.
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Lorain County Teachers’ Institute
Techical
R. P. Vaughn
W. E Coulter
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Ernest Horn
Iowa State ‘University
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Ad Promises Relief
An informal testimonial from Mrs. Saka Biase of Seer NY extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the product boosts health and energy enabling her to do housework and praises the remedy for other sufferers, urging others to try it through a letter-style endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesetilic
N.Y
Hyde Pista Vegetable Co
Saka Biase
Seer
Sverenge
Former Amherst Resident To Be Buried Monday
Amherst March 3. Min nig Kline a former Amherst resident who died today in Chicago will be buried here Monday afternoon. Funeral at Congregational church at two o’clock with Rev P S Harding of Marblehead officiating. She was 62, taught in local schools before moving to Chicago twenty years ago to study medicine for missionary work in China. Her father, ailing, prevented the mission but she ran a missionary school for Chinese in Chicago. Her mother and sisters Kittie and Hattie died previously. Family plot interment at Cleveland Avenue cemetery.
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Amherst
Minnig Kline
Chicago
Congregational Church
Harding
Marblehead
China
Mothe
Kittie
Hattie
Ramians
Cleveland Avenue
Brownhelm House Damaged By Blaze In Amherst
Amherst reports a Brownhelm home owned by Harry Sage destroyed by fire traced to an overheated stove. Chas Krapp, mail carrier from Vermilion, alerted neighbors. Sage was at a blacksmith shop, children in school. Roof and east wall burned. school extinguishers and neighbors controlled the blaze. loss not yet estimated.
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Amherst
Harry Sage
Brownhelm
Chas
Krapp
Vermilion
Sighbors
Sage
Warren and
White
Heiser
Ruth
Joseph
Krieg
Schmeuth
Merchants
Binting
McGill
Kreeger
Dummy
John Gronsky
Meyers
John | Gronsky
Wm. Meyers
Orrsby's Hill
Ohio
James S. McGaw
Congregational Church
Efie
Douola Hollingsworth
Mildred Holshauer
Edna
Helen Bella
Ray Bechtls
I. John Jackson
Hudson
Sarah Jackson
Hotel Jackson
Laure Whitmore
George Hollstein
Olive Miller
Jacob Miller
Main Street
Frank Mischka
Wim. Mischka
Clevvin
Kenneth Tolhurst
Katherine Eppley
Lorain
Ralph Belden
Elyria
Bie Omother
Emily Reiden
Debridz Rin
Cive Gellar
Cleveland
Grace
Willam Purcell
W .A. Purell
Bart Moneer
Helen Sabierts
Amherst Wellington
Western Reserve
Alek Gibbs
Mullholland
Henry Leimbach
Bey
Record-setting early bounce hits steel majors and industrials
NY March 3 stock market opens strong with steel shares leading gains. S A Steel tacks up to 108 7 8, Bethlehem Steel B toward 11 3 4, Baldwin Locomotive up 5 8, and American Woolen up 1 4. Other notable movers include Studebaker near 121 1 2, American Can at 21 0 2, and American Sugar Refining up 1 3 8 as indexes rally, while various utilities and transport issues show mixed returns amid broad participation and a busy tape. In Chicago, grain and livestock prices show mixed shifts with wheat, corn, oats, and hogs reflecting ongoing market tone.
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New York
S. A. Steel
Bethlehem Steel B
Baldwin
American Woolen
Studebaker
Ajax Rubber
Allis Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel, & Tel
Amacanga
Cps
Atchison
Atlantic
W. J
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Hethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Chile Copper
Pressed Steel Car - Ray Consolidated
Railway Steel Springs
Meading
Es Repubblic I & Steel Southern Pacifc
Eoustern Railway
Texas Co
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Entelet
Aes
General Electric
General Motors
Webby Goodrich
Northern Pr
Minors Central
Inspiration Copper
Nickel
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Marine
Marine Pr
AL Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
National Enamel & Stamp
New York Central
Senate Turns Down Hardings World Court Proposal
Senate rejected President Hardings plan for American participation in the international court of justice. Senator King’s resolution to take up the proposal was defeated 49 to 34 amid an uproar over a parliamentary tangle.
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Washington
Senate
Ten Die in West Virginia Mine Blast Toll Rises
Ten men died in a Weyanoke Coal and Coke Mine explosion at Arist near Bluefield West Virginia. Four more bodies were recovered and one miner Lloyd Liscomb was found alive but critically injured after being trapped for 15 hours. Twenty seven miners escaped as 38 were trapped. The dead listed include James McCloud James Gordon Frank Mitchell George Barnett M C Page Tom Nelson Andy Semock Henry Crotty Ernest Divena and W P Johnson.
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Bluefield
Wiva
Weyanake Coal and Coke Company
Arist
Lloyd Liscomb
Liscomb
James McCloud
Jas. Gordon
Frank Mitchell
George Barnett
M. C. Page
Tom Nelson
Andy Semock
Henry Crotty
Ernest Divena
W. P. Johnson
Ousted Mayor Gives Up Keys in Massillon Transfer
Herbert H. Vogt removed from Massillon mayoralty by the governor relinquished the office under protest. He turned the keys over at noon Saturday to his successor M. P. Kirshofer, council president. Vogt had reconsidered delaying ouster actions and sought to force attorney general proceedings.
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Canton
Herbert H. Vogt
Massillon
A. ¥. Pdonahey
M. P. L Kirshofer
Vogt
Decker Named Vermilion Postmaster
Vermilion March 3 C F Decker volunteer fireman and coal dealer will be the next postmaster succeeding Charles Trinter. Nomination conferred by the senate. Vermilion personals also note residents traveling to Cleveland Lorain Sandusky and Columbus on various business and visits with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Decker
Vermilion
C. F Decker
Senate
Charles Trinter
Townsend and fellow senators tied to Washington power
A Washington snapshot names Charles E Townsend and several prominent senators as the era’s “lame ducks” in political circles. It notes John Sharp Williams Joseph France Joseph Frelinhuisen Frank Heilges Harry Newberry and party leadership as examples of seasoned figures whose influence is waning. The report links these figures to national policy and the closing of liberty bond trading in New York market data.
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Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Congress
House
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Joseph J. France
Maryland
Russia
Washington
Joseph S. Frelinzhuisen
New Jersey
Harding
Frank B Heliegs
Minnesota
Harry
New Boy
Indiana
Republcan National Committee
Eppinga
Mountain ambush leaves rum runners dead in No Business gap
Three alleged liquor runners were killed in a mountain moonshine battle near Jestico. Four officers were wounded, two seriously, and two deputies are reported gravely hurt. The clash occurred as a caravan was intercepted. an unknown assailant escaped. Morrison Ayers and George and Walter Perkins were killed. Deputy Perry spread the alarm as vigilantes converged on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico. Enn
Maron
Knoxville
Here
Shiners
Morrison Ayers
George Perkins
Walter Perkin
W. &. Jaynes
Nquor
Perry
Hunt Defendant in $25 000 Alienation Suit
Akron March 3 Frances Carlton is the defendant in an alienation suit for 25000 dollars filed this morning by Margaret Cragin of Cincinnati wife of Arthur T Cragin. The petition says Carlton enticed Cragin away from his wife and child December 1 and brought him to Akron. Her address is not known.
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Akron
Frances Carlton
Margaret Cragin
Cincinnati
Arthur T. Cragin
Cragin
Police Court Fines for February Fall Slightly
February collections in police court totaled 759 dollars and 90 cents, a small decrease from January. Police Clerk Grant Schrock reports 728 dollars 60 cents from fines and costs, 4 dollars for building permits, and 15 dollars 30 cents in miscellaneous collections.
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Grant Schrock
MRS HN Wadsworth dies at 79 in Wellington
Wellington reports the death of Mrs Homer N Wadsworth 79 at her Taylor Street home from infirmities of old age born in Peeksville she is survived by sons John L Wadsworth A B Wadsworth and Wadsworth of Wellington and Addison Blanchard brother of Norwalk funeral Monday at 2 pm Greenwood Cemetery also noted Mary Bernard former Wellington resident died in Ashland Ohio from pneumonia and Brights disease leaving a daughter and sons plus two brothers. Entre Nous Girls entertained at Mrs Harry Lees home and bridge results noted. Guild and social events listed with January March dates and local notices about Mellinger moving to Oberlin over Peter Cushion Co location.
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Wellington
Homer N. Wadsworth
Taylor Street
Peeksville
J. H. Blanchard
John Blanchard
John L. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Elyrias
Addison Blanchard
Norwalk
Greenwood Cemetery
M. Bernard
Ashland Wellington
Mary Bernard
Ashland
Estre Nous
Harry Lee
Entre Nous
East Main Krent
Gertrude Dibbie
Bridge
Jeanette Warner
More Raids at Lorain Net 620 and 340 Gallons of Wine
Officers raided homes at 1600 East 28th street and 1658 East 29th street in Lorain seizing 620 and 340 gallons of wine. Owners A Karhuta and Alex Mary were fined 200 dollars plus costs. Municipal court reports 8017.15 in liquor fines and 6078.60 in other fines for city share. seven in jail for nonpayment. several suspects sent to county park.
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Hormin
A. Karhuta
East 28Th Street
Alex Mary
East 29Th Street
Oscar Berry
Silas Jameson
Norman Burke
Lakewood
Elyria
Bandit Steals Auto in Euclid Avenue Robbery
March 3 report from Cleveland states a bandit robbed motorist Earl Hinske on Euclid Avenue, grabbed his car and money, then hurled him from the vehicle. Two young women were taken as passengers by the thief, according to Hinske.
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Cleveland
Earl Hinske
Euclid Avenue
Hinske
Probe furniture shower linked to Cleveland justice bootleg ring
March 3 report says a suburban justice of the peace hosted a free furniture shower and house warming for his new home. The event allegedly was funded by wealthy members of the Cus aboga county bootleg ring as part of a graft probe into Crabbe act enforcement. A Washington note adds a senate passage on cotton sale standards.
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Cleveland
Washington
Senate
Oberlin hosts Ohio Congregational ministers meeting
About 60 ministers from across Ohio attended the Ohio State Conference of Congregational ministers in Oberlin Tuesday and Wednesday. It marked the third consecutive Oberlin gathering to discuss vital ministry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio State Conference of Congregational Ministers
Three Tots Break Thru River Tragedy Near Logansport
In Logansport Indiana on March 3 three girls Geneva Wainscott seven Dorothy Edwards and Ruth Lickenall drowned when they broke through the ice in the Bel River. Authorities are dragging the river for the bodies.
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Logansport
Ind
Bel River
Geneva Wainscott
Dorothy Edwards
Ruth Lickenall
Two Divorces Granted and More Filed in County Court
Divorce actions were filed by Chester Harris against Anni Harris alleging extreme cruelty and repeated beatings. Gertrude Moran filed against Sylvester Moran citing gross neglect, cruelty, and months of isolation. Three divorces were granted by Judge Webber for Barbara Weldon and Neilie May Tripp, with alimony terms set in Marie A. Alton case. Carrie English seeks divorce from Frank English, claiming gross neglect, cruelty, and hospital confinement for support. seeks alimony and child custody.
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Chester Harris
Anni Harris
Gertrude Moran
Sylvester Moran
Negiseus
Reriunk
Webber
Barbara Weldon
Elyria
Joseph Weldon
Carrie English
Frank English
Lorain
Dover
Ohio
Suit Filed Against Arthur Gilder by Greater Elvria Co
The Greater Elvria Building Co. filed suit against Arthur Gilder claiming a Pasadena Park room was rented for 7000 on a land contract, with 6200 still due. A Toledo medium, Mrs. K L Bramble, will officiate at the First Spiritualist church in the G A R hall at 730 Sunday evening March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Elvria Building Co
Arthur Gilder
Rome
Pasadena Park
Toledo
K. L. Bramble
G. A. R. Hall
Mareh
War Chest Group Declines Legion Suit for Fund
Lorain March report states the War Chest Community Service Council will not oppose a court action by Lorain Post American Legion to recover 17 000 from wartime funds for soldiers. The group intends to present a court statement and seek a distribution to the Legion after further talks with organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
War Chest Community Service Council
Lorain Post
American Legion
de Praatten
le- Ion
Buckeye press group elects new Buckeye president
Columbus reports C W Grewold of the McComb Hoeraid elected president of the Buckere press association. In other news a worker at the General Phonograph Company in the city lost two fingers and required amputation. he was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital after an injury yesterday.
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Hamer Batley
Sunmer St. Obertin
General Phonograph Company
Tle
Elyria Memorial
Columbus
C. W. Grewold
The
McComb Hoeraid
Buckere Press Association
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Warren Avenue
Lydia E. Piakel
Brownhelm House
Cleveland Produce Market
Gee HK
York State
Daly
Ride
Harry Chatidier
B. Robertson
Capt. Hahn
Lester Normando
D. M. Poyer
W. Terrill
Earl Ferguson and Son
Lloyd Leicheiser
Sandusky
George Leicheiser
James Stone
J. Basil
Elsie Gegernheimer
Capt. Gegernheimer
H. Grisel
Ada Snyder
C. Kuhlman
Margaret Englebry
Mrs Beri White
Tiberty Bonds
Mares
Bert
Bonds
Labo Bedeoder
Teacee
Vasca
Oe of Victory
AD Be
U. Ambush
HN. Wadsworth
William Playhof
South Main Street
John Greenfield
Wareh
FR. E. Pierce
PR W. Falls
Friendship Guild
Sto
Wc. TV
Guy Pheipe
Secnoon
Redpens
Martech
Tieton Mellinger
Arer
Peter- Cushion Co
EAL Houghton
Mellinger
Exame Investment Company
Houghton
Bandit
BD Congregational Ministers OF
J. Sars McOrmick
J. Earl M’cormick
Conservatory
Warner Hall
M. Kensler
F. A. Goerner
Brethoven
Holberg
Preside Air
Helen Eder
Helen
Eder
Fullerton
Germany
Severance
W. D. Harkins
S Tx
P.G. Worcester
P. G Worcester
Grace Morgan
Warren Jane
East College Street
Walhonding
Hter
J Chamberlain
Chicopn Ia
Wright Weaver
Milo Weaver
Robin Heights
Delaware
Legion
Uberlan
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
United Day Cleaning CO
Furnace
Mendel Ct
Gilbert Bros
Redington Bidge
Dick O’donnell
Willys-Knight
Overland
Knight-Overland Sales CO
Corner
Whitney & CO
Broad St
Renue
the Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner Block
Stroaner
Alley
Loca Rev
Wir
Megssix East
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