Congress Dies Fighting In Midnight Senate Session
Washington March 4 The sixty ninth congress died at noon after a dramatic battle of filibusters. The senate fought through hours of obstruction over the Reed resolution and key measures including the Boulder dam bill and public buildings funds. Vice President Dawes condemned the tactics as he adjourned the body while the house laughed and sang.
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Washington
Sixty
Congress
National Legislature
Coolidge
Senate
House
Charles 9. Dawes
Dawes
Harrison
Pave Reed Ane Méjlon
Hiy Fang
Coal Theft Sentences in Lorain Court
Lorain judge hears cases against Lugars, Auroy Gray, Judson Poe for stealing two coal sacks from local yards. Gray’s sack valued at 240 dollars with 30 days in county jail. Poe fined 50 dollars and costs. A third man was fined 100 dollars and costs last week for stealing one sack of coal.
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Lugars
Sdiva
Auroy Gray
Judson Poe
Gray
Toe
Boy Struck by Car on Clark Street in Elyria
Louis Ives six son of Mr and Mrs W Ives of 318 Sumner street was slightly injured yesterday afternoon when struck by a car driven by W C Whyte 1121 Middle avenue on Clark Street near Falcon Motors. He crossed the street directly in front of the auto and was knocked to the pavement. Whyte and the boy were taken to Elyria Memorial hospital where doctors found a slight head wound.
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Louis Ives
W. Ives
Sumner Street
W. C. Whyte
Middle Avenue
Clark Street
Falcon Motors Corporation
Young Ives
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Whyte
Mian Opposes Adoption Of HG Children
Probate Judge H G Wilcox ruled on the fate of Loren Herman’s three children after his imprisonment. The children remain in Lorain and Vermilion homes with orders to keep the status quo pending further developments. Witness William Ashbolt opposed adoption, citing Herman’s past and future good conduct.
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Lorain
H. GC. Wilcoxman
Iicming
Loren Herman
Herman
Fenitentiary
Oberlin
Vermilion
Elytia
William Ashbolt
Columbus
Ashbolt
Deadlock Guts Funds for Army and War Programs
Washington March 4 A 136 percent increase in regular army needs, stoppage of work on the navy carrier Lexington and Sara tow plan, and loss of 35 million dollars for veteran benefits will result from senate deadlock in passing the second deficiency measure. Loss of 18 million for the army would require trimming 34,000 soldiers. army strength is about 311,070 with 114,750 authorized. Army housing projects totaling 6,180,000 are mentioned.
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Wastiington
Alash
Lexington
Saratow
Senate
War Department
Agid
Break threatens between Britain and Soviet Russia
London reports Premier Baldwin and foreign minister Chamberlain backed by the House of Commons in talks with Soviet Russia. Commons vote 271 to 146 expresses confidence in policy as Britain protested anti British propaganda in China and warned a breach of relations could be inevitable unless Moscow stops such activities.
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House of Commons
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Moscow
London
Russia
Commons
Great Britain
China
Allow 601000 For Operation Of Public Schools
The city public schools receive 601000 for the year from the budget commission, up from a little over 500000 last year. About 40000 remains in the School fund from last year, including roughly 30000 from rural tuition. Most of 601000 will go to interest and sinking fund for bond retirement. certification will let authorities set this year’s appropriation.
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S. 5. Rockwood
New Congress To Convene In December
Washington dispatch reports the sixty-ninth Congress adjourned at noon and the new seventieth Congress, chosen last November, will not begin until the first Monday of December, barring a possible special session only if a national crisis occurs. The nine month gap tests the new administration under President Coolidge with no immediate special session anticipated.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Lodi man sought in girl’s death in Medina County
A statewide search is under way for a 27 year old Lodi man after the poisoning death of Mar guerite Wagner a 14 year old girl in Medina County. The dying girl accused the man of giving her four tablets and threatened to shoot her if she refused. Prosecutor Raymond Bennet said a warrant for assault was issued and may seek grand jury murder indictment. Marshal Walter Young would request a murder warrant. The girl had become ill December 20 and died in Lodi Hospital after hospital treatment and coroner BE U Cruz ruled the death a result of poison.
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Medina, O
Lodi
Marguerite Wagner
Raymond Bennet
Medina County
Bennett
Theman
Walter Young
Lodbad
Cll
Cincinnati
Frank Wagner
Londs
U. Cruz
United States Agent in Nicaragua Attacked at Matagalpa
William F. De Savigny United States Consular Agent at Matagalpa was clubbed unconscious after leaving the foreigners club. The assault follows threats against Eberhardt and other American residents. De Savigny, a prominent merchant and coffee grower, lay unconscious four hours before help arrived. The government promises to pursue the attackers as peace talks stall in the jungle frontier amid limited telegraph access.
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Managua
Nicaragua
William F. de Savigny
United States
Matagalpa
Charles C. Eberhardt
de Savigny
Sixth baby poison victim in Chicago hospital ward
The maternity ward death toll rose to six as a 14 day old baby Johnson died from boric acid poisoning. Two student nurses confessed to accidentally ingested poison and gave it to ten infants, causing five prior deaths and a critically ill baby Gibbons, with nurses near collapse.
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Chicago
Ita
Johnson
Gibbons
Woodland man arrested for perjury after quick remarriage
Charles B Woodland of Barnce ville was arrested on perjury charges in connection with a divorce suit after being granted a divorce days earlier and marrying again ten minutes after the decree. The case involves Maren Weds and details of the divorce proceedings and remarriage.
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ST. Clarksyilink
Maren
Charles B. Woodland
Barnceville
Woodland
Petition Overruled by Court of Appeals Judges
The court of appeals this morning overruled a petition filed by Earnest Kamael and E Erie Street Lorain seeking modification of the lower court decree in Kamsel against A W Cinnegar executor of the Maria Green estate and a new trial. Judges Funk Washburn and Pardee presided.
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Court OF Adepeats
Court of Appeals
Earnest Kamael
Erie Street
Lorain
Kamsel
A. W. Cinnegar
Maria Green
Funk
Wooster
Washburn
Elyria
Pardee
Akron
Court of , Appeals
Callahan Sues for 160000 After Car Crash in Lorain
Louis Callahan of 1930 E. 30th Street Lorain sues Patrick J. Callahan of 402 Pennsylvania Ave McDonald Ohio for negligence in a car crash on September 25. Louis alleges contusions in legs arms and body, eight weeks bed rest and twelve weeks off work, plus risk of infection and tuberculosis and seeks 160000 in damages.
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Louis Callahan
E. 30Th Street
Lorein
Patrick J. Callahan
Pennsylvania Ave
McDonald, C
Lorain
Patrick Callahan
15Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Louis
Five Montclair Crew Feared Dead Off Orleans Mass
Belief grows that five sailors from the three masted Montclair were swept to their deaths after the schooner broke up in heavy seas near Orleans Mass. Two crewmen were saved by breeches buoy. One body recovered. Coast Guard Capt Edward L Clark noted the four companions likely perished.
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Orleans
Mass
Montclair
Edward L. Clark
New Orleans
Norwalk Man Fined $100 for DWI Case
George Wagner of Norwalk was arrested Wednesday by Sheriff Mathews for driving while intoxicated. He was tried by Justice George, found guilty, fined $100 plus costs, paid the fine, and was released yesterday.
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George Wagner
Norwalk
Mathews
Costa
George
Former Canton detective indicted in Mellett case
Floyd E. Streitenberger former Canton police detective was brought from Springfield to Canton charged with first degree murder in the July killing of Don R. Mellett editor of the Canton Daily News. Indictment followed a reopened grand jury probe into the reprisal murder tied to a bootlegger and gunman already convicted.
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Mellett
Canton
Springfield
Floyd E. Streitenberger
Canton Police Department
Don R. Mellett
Canton Detlly News
Barges and Schooners Adrift Off Mid Atlantic Coast
Coast guard reports say four barges and two schooners are adrift off the Middle Atlantic coast after this week's storms. One steamer, the Wilsole of the William Sterapship Co, with 34 men, could not be reached by radio after previously reporting she was off the Virginia cape and heading into port.
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Norfolk
Middle Attantic
Coast Guard
Wilsole
William Sterapship Co
Virginia Cape
Hoover charged with undermining immigration law in Senate
Senator Neely of Wisconsin accused Secretary of Commerce Hoover of negotiating with foreign groups to influence votes to favor the Republican ticket. He alleged attempts to destroy the immigration law and said Coolidge was mistaken about an experts report on the national origins feature. Neely claimed to possess a copy of such a report.
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Washington
Commerce Hoover
Senate
Neely
Dem
Wertha
Coolidge
Senate adopts resolution for lobbying probe
Washington March 4 The Glass resolution authorizing the senate banking and currency committee to probe lobbying tied to the Pepper Maclnd banking bill is adopted. Glass charges that certain interests were represented in the halls of Congress lobbying up to the moment the bill passed the Senate.
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Washington
Glass
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Pepper Maclnden
Senate
Mary Ine Foresta T
Congress
Cable link restored between Germany and United States
Direct communication between the United States and Germany resumes as President Hindenburg and President Coolidge exchange messages via Western Union cables. Signals travel to the Azores Islands and then to Europe through a German built enable system.
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Germany
U. S
Berlin
United States
von Hindenburg
Coolrdge
Western Union
Azores
Einedem
President Signs Prohibition Bill and Related Measures
President Coolidge signed the prohibition bill to unify dry enforcement under the Treasury. The action places dry field agents under the Treasury and supports dry enforcement nationwide. The president also signed a bill granting $75,000 for the preparatory arms conference commission and authorizing the Veterans Bureau director to loan money to veterans on adjusted service certificates.
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Coolidge
Secretary of Treasury
Ane Drews
Treasury
Preparatory Arms Conferture Commission
Veterans Bureau
Warships search for missing Uruguayan aviator in Atlantic
Madrid reports Spanish warships and a French vessel scouring the Canary Islands and Moroccan coast for Major Tlnares Borges, a Uruguayan aviator missing since an unspecified event. The search follows orders from authorities and ongoing naval coordination.
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Madrid
Canary Islands
Tlnares Borges
Alleged Vice in Trumbull County to be Aired
Prosecutor Lynn Kitith announced the case of alleged vice in Trumbull County will be examined by the April grand jury. Lt. Charles Gilbert and Patrolmen Laws Miche and George Stevens, recently acquitted on bribery charges, will be summoned again to answer the same allegations, Griffit said. He planned to call witnesses who testified before the civil service inquiry and admitted operating logging resorts and games of chance under police protection.
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Lynn Kitith Nald
Negally
Prumbull
Todas
Charles (Ilbert
Laws Miche
George Stevens
One Service Commission
Grand Jury
Griffit
Griffith
Politician Pehlkamp Found Dead In Cincinnati Room
Anthony G. Pehlkamp, a southern Ohio politician and former Democratic mayoral candidate for St Bernard, was found dead in his St Bernard room with a bullet to his temple. A revolver and one exploded cartridge were found in a bureau drawer. no weapon was near the body.
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Cincinnati
Anthony G. Pehlkamp
Ohio
St. Bernard
Pehlkamp
St. Barnard
Quash Indictment Against Former Attorney General
New York, March 4. Thos W Miller former alien property custodian was convicted of conspiring to withhold to the government his best premerresa AVL VICCD. The jury failed to reach a verdict for Marty M Daugherty former attorney general. The jury asked if one could be convicted and the other acquitted and read evidence relating to Daugherty. Miller was convicted though Daugherty’s case remained unresolved in a historic federal trial.
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New York
Thos. W. Miller
Marty M. Daugherty
Miller
Daugherty
Public meeting on Hillard-Elyria Superhighway planned
A public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening March 9 at Ridgeville town hall to discuss the proposed Hillard-Elyria Superhighway. The route would run from the new Hillard bridge in Rocky River to Elyria, with a 190 foot wide right of way and construction lying 0.5 to 1 mile north of Cleveland. Representatives from Dover, Ridgeville and Hiawatha met to discuss right of way, with three signers backing the project and about 26 parcels affected along the Elyria County line to Rocky River. Boosters hope work can start this year.
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Hillard-Elyria
Hillard Bridge
Rocky Fiver
Elyria
Ridgeville Town Hall
Lingle Elyria
Thia
Cleveland
Dover
Ridgeville
Higha
Wlyha Clty Corncil
Dlacuya
Ine
Lne
Rocky River
Making Plans for Boys Week in Klvela
Ag Chair and secretary of Boss Week Dean Burny and W J McQuillan are forming a committee to plan this year's Boys Week. The event will be held in Klvela in late April and early May, emphasizing boys as the nation’s greatest asset with activities tailored for them.
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Ag Clhirmat
Dean Burny
W. J
Formu Daty
Klvela
Barn Fire Destroys Miller Farm West of Lorain
A barn on George Miller’s farm west of Lorain burned last night destroying fifteen head of cattle valued at six thousand dollars. The loss was covered by insurance. Police are investigating the cause of the fire.
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Lorain
George Miller
Here
Duvarance
Mexico and U S Open Recall of Envoy Debate
In Washington and Mexico City, officials discuss alleged Mexican propaganda in the United States as Mexican Ambassador Teller travels between capitals. Rumors of his recall and persona non grata status are denied by both governments. Acting Secretary Grew says the recall demand report is unfounded.
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Wasitington
United States
Washington
Mexico City
Teller
Calles
Grew
Flames Destroy Columbus Warehouse in $26,000 Fire
A Columbus warehouse burned March 4 causing about 26000 in damage. The blaze threatened nearby buildings for a time. The cause remains undetermined.
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Columbus
Chinese Demand Withdrawal of British Troops
The Chinese foreign affairs commissioner demanded immediate withdrawal of British troops from outside the borders of the foreign settlements in Shanghai. He called the act an infringement of China's sovereignty as troops occupied railway-adjacent positions and the American Columbia country club area near the French concession boundary was noted among those outside the settlements. A general strike was anticipated for Monday as northern commanders called for a No. 1 continuation on fare 2.
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American Columbia Country
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Streltenberger
Pat McDermott
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