Washington-Broadway Limited Derails Near Bellevue
The Washington-Broadway Limited derailed east of Bellevue after midnight near Pittsburgh. No serious injuries reported though over 20 passengers were thrown from berths. Engineer H. B. Shaffer and fireman W. A. Perry escaped unharmed, though Perry sprained an ankle. Tracks torn up for about fifty yards. three hour delay to the flyer.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago
Bellevue Station
Here
Pittsburgh Yards
H. B. Shaffer
W. A. Perry
Perry
Revaluation Sought in Lorain by Property Owners
Late yesterday a petition from Lorain property owners was filed with Auditor Monroe Welty requesting revaluation of all real estate. The group claims current assessments are not equal to true market value and will seek legal interpretation of filing dates under the statute.
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Lorain
Monroe Welty
Fort
Welty
Alonzo Guice Divorced on Grounds of Gross Neglect
Lorain man Alonzo Guice divorced from Bina Guice by Judge A R Webber for gross neglect of duty. She retained custody of their children while he agreed to pay 20 per month for support. In Moscow, March 4 ten men and three women were condemned to death for 1919 Jewish massacres. women's sentences commuted.
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Alonzo Guice
Lorain
Bina Guice
A. R. Webber
Moscow
Correction of Error in Laundry Ad
A topographical error in the Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co advertisement is corrected. The original noted 8 lb wet wash for 75 with 6¢ per lb for extra weight. the correct copy is 13 lbs for 75¢ with 6¢ per pound for additional weight.
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Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Becker's Healing Clay Promises Quick Sore Relief
An advertisement touts Becker's Healing Clay as a fast remedy for boils, pimples, and soreness. It claims rapid healing of sores, cuts, and burns and promotes the product as better than other remedies.
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Becker
Crandailts
C. W. Phillips
Council Agrees to Electrolysis Work on Railway Networks
City council approves a plan to clear and repair the tracks at a point by electrolysis, with second line readiness for emergencies. Discussions include a Yellow Line street flow franchise, pier removal under the railroad bridge on El Bridge Street, and potential damages suits. Service director Hewitt seeks permission to dispose of outdated equipment stored at the east side station, including a decommissioned engine, selling a service wagon. The buildings and lands committee endorses an ordinance to curb solicitors and reinforce health board controls.
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Carl Muiler
Councillst
City Council
Yverdiet
el Bridge Street
Agat
James Hewitt
Permi
Council
Board of Health
Klan Carries Three Cities in Maine Voting
Complete returns show Irish Republican candidate elected mayor in one city and a Klan endorsed mayor elected in Saco Maine. The Ku Klux Klan endorsement shaped results across three Maine municipalities with three mayors chosen.
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KLAN
Maine
Portland
March
Anol Board
Rec
Ku Klux Klan
Rev. Iy the Klan
Saco
Claims Adjusted to April First by Bureau Director
Columbus reports under 200 claims to the compensation bureau are being taken for adjustment. Rob ert Roberts, director, announces the bureau’s admin cast. Local claims paid total 218.41 dollars. overall payments exceed 23 million dollars.
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Columbus
Robert & .Roberts
Reed at Lorain hits record with Columbus opponent
Danny Dunn and his manager announced at Lorain that Risko Wli met Reed in a match featuring Sara of Columbus on March 18, setting a new record.
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Risko W li
Reed
Lorain
Prote Poeetel Sara
Columbus
Danny Dunn
Ammonia Nitrate Explosion Shocks Nixon Area
A blast at Nixon New Jersey released two million gallons of ammonia nitrate from tank farms and railroad cars. The force damaged the Raritan army arsenal nearby, with fifteen workers killed and about 100 injured. Officials warned the explosion could have caused a much larger disaster for lower New York City.
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Army
Cal
Nixon
N.J
New Jersey
New York City
Long Island
Raritan
Parsons
Arsenal
Burns Denies Tipster Ties to McLean Case
U S secret service chief denies acting as tipster for E B McLean. He is linked to instructions to reveal the oil scandal to McLean in Florida. Telegrams to McLean decoded by a Senate committee show secret service codes used in the messages.
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Burns
McLean Tipster
S Bure
Jessie Duckstein
W. ©. Duckstein
McLean
Florida
Duckstein
Senate
Ex-Crown Prince of Germany Amid Gels State Adherents
Adherents of the former German crown prince, living near Gels, prepare petitions outlining his intention to seek the presidency. They argue that William recognizing the German Republic would renounce his dormant throne rights.
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Crown Prince
Germany
Nials
Wiliam
German Republic
Wels
Hubert
Louis Ferdinand
Wilhelm
Prince Frederick
Alexandrine
Cecile
Stocks Calm Yet Mixed Across Markets On March 4
The New York forenoon session showed dull steady trading with Norfolk and Western gaining 2.5 points to 11.75 as rail shares drew attention. American Woolen rose to 77 on a 3900 share buy, while Gulf States Steel, Motors and copper prices moved minor amounts amidst irregular rail activity. Cleveland and Chicago reports noted receipts and futures with wheat markets largely unchanged and Liberty bonds opening mixed, as astronomers shift plans from midday to a square general schedule.
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New York
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pacific
Northern
Mar
Stock Exchange
Gulf States Steel
At &0
Bald
Cosden
York
Anaconda Baldwin Locor
Mil & St. Paul
Erie
Illinois Central
Tospira
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific Brats le
Southern Railway
Studebaker If
Texas Company
Ion Pacific
Steel Common
Nyinghouse
Thee
Largest single transfer of 100 convicts announced
Report from Columbus states a planned Wednesday transfer of 100 convicts to a new facility. Officials describe it as the largest such single-unit movement in U S history, with governor and warden coordinating as studies of aging inmates and shop work continue.
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Columbus
Arch
Mannfield
United States
Danaher
Thomas
Id Reformatory
Prince Matsukata’s Death Sparks Public Obituary Reverie
Tokyo reports a nationwide reaction to the death and obituary of Prince Massuyoshi Matsukata. Plans for his funeral and the emperor's public statements were outlined, marking a significant royal event.
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Tokyo
Japan
Massuyoshi Matsukata
French welfare worker arrives in United States
Mine Charles La Verrier, a leading figure in French child welfare and founder of a war orphans relief effort, arrives in the United States to explain how American donations have funded relief work abroad and to discuss the use of funds for French welfare initiatives.
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United States
Charles la Verrier
France
Ophans
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Numerous Lorain Purchases
A ledger of transfers shows Scislowski selling to Sam Benjamin a lot in Root Trustees ad to Lorain for 1000 with other notes. Rudolph F Beck to Chas Johnson Lot 9 Hogan's addition to Lorain for 6000. Avon Lake parcels change hands for 500 to 7500. Several deals cite East College Oberlin and Lake View Park with prices from 500 to 8750. The Van de Bos Hager Co transfers lot 229 in Avon Village Vineyard Beach allotment among others.
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Scislowski
Sam Benjamin
Root
Trustees
Lorain
EU Shayvor
George Meee
Steck
Lroani
Rudolph F. Beck
Chas. H. Johnson
Hogan's Ar
Harry E. Barr
James J. Slack
Avon
Avon Lake
D. Smiley
Margaret Whiting
East College
Oberlin
A. W. Thomas
Chas
Bernasik
Lake View Park
Realty Con
Lie Felder
Meyer Verne
Perkins Ad
London man charged with theft faces lengthy prison term
A 30 year prison sentence was sought in a London police court against a man described as a 41 year old. The case includes allegation of theft and the defendant’s record. Proceedings focused on the seriousness of the offense and possible punishment.
Registers His 26th Knockout
Paul Berienbach the local knockout king scored his twenty sixth straight KO last night in New York. He stopped Jimmy Darcey of Portland in the third round after Darcey was floored five times, referee stopping the bout to save him from further punishment.
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New York
Paul Berienbach
Jimmy Darcey
Portland
Oregon
Darcy
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Eruin
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Mansfield Reformatory
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Grand Theatre
Spring Fashion Review
Fay Co
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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