Stay Orders Granted For Two Slayers At State Supreme Court
The Ohio State Supreme Court granted stays for two condemned men from Cleveland Heights and Columbus. Joseph Frymas, sentenced March 12 1925 for killing a policeman, received a stay to March 27 with a new trial hearing set for March 12. Charles Thomas, sentenced to die March 10 for killing a Columbus policeman, also received a stay. the court will fix the new trial hearing date this afternoon.
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Mfe
State Supreme Court
Retcemen
Pen Mentiary
Joseph Frymas
Mber
Cuyahoga
Equity
Cleveland Heights
Purt
Charles Thomas
Troy Stewart
Columbus
New York Chicago Air Mail Service Planned by Post Office
Washington March 5. The post office department announced plans to inaugurate an overnight air mail service between New York and Chicago before June 1. The project aims to speed long distance correspondence and freight.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Post
Michigan Man Slays His Son
PORT HURON Mich March 5 William J Huriey insurance official today killed himself with a revolver after twice shooting Ronald his 22 year old son in the neck Police here have been unable to see a motive for the death by own action and attempted murder of his son Young Hurier will recover.
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Port Huron
Mich
William J. Huriey
Ronald
Hurier
Laborites Walk Out in Commons Over Kirkwood Suspension
In London on March 5 under Ramsay MacDonald Labor Party members staged a walkout from the House of Commons in protest of the suspension of Laborite MP Kirkwood, while the Tories cheered from the chamber exits.
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London
Ufder
Ramsay MacDonald
Laborite
House of Commons
Kirkwood
Autocrat Gunfire Ends Suspect Escape Attempt
In Hillsborg on March 5 Dan Bogess shot and killed Harry Magill during an arrest of Bogess and his brother. Policeman LeMon and others fled during the trial proceedings.
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Hillsborg
Dan Bogess
Harry Magill
Bogs
Lemon
Maril
Tes
Prohibition Charges Expected Against Columbus Police Chief
State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald said today that charges of dereliction of duty in enforcing prohibition laws are expected to be filed against Columbus Chief of Police Hyland. The announcement came from the Prohibition Commission in Columbus, Moreh.
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Columbus
Moreh
BERET
Hyland
Martins Ferry
McDonald
Doctor claims rapid fat reduction without diet or exercise
The text describes Dr. Ek. Newman of Fifth Avenue New York offering a new treatment to slim excess fat quickly with no diet or exercise. He states thousands of patients have reduced weight and claims benefits for rheumatism gout asthma and wounds. A free trial is offered to prove his claims.
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Ek. Newman
Fifth Avenue
New York
R. Newman
Paris Clocks Run Slow Amid Midnight Delays and Oddities
The piece notes 215 clocks in Paris stop or misreport hours, with many lacking hands or running late, affecting business and appointments. It mentions train stations showing varied times and a tourist ad touting marriages aboard ships, plus Paris’s dog pound and canine fate during 1916 to 1918.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Place St. Michel
Aris
Colored People In Night School Study Problems
In Elyria, Americanization classes led by Samuel Coleman examine African American life in the United States. Data show 700,000 homes owned, 70,000 businesses, 1.6 billion in property, 50 million yearly growth, 1,000,000 farms, 22 million acres, 500 schools, 30 million in higher education, 40,000 teachers serving 2.1 million children, church property valued at 10 million, 5 million parishioners, 3 million attendees. The Olivet Baptist Church in Chicago, led by Dr. L. D. Williams, is highlighted as the largest Protestant church with extensive programs. Coleman thanks Elyria officials for supporting the classes.
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Samuel 5. Coleman
America
Coleman
Elyria
United States
Olivet Baptist Church
Chicago
L. D. Williams
Labor Bureau
Social Service
The
Americanization Association
Senate Concludes Row Over Vice President Parade Misstep
The scene follows a dispute after President Coolidge speeches and a miscommunication about who would preside in the Senate. Hale accepts blame and explains the lapse as a misunderstanding. Ashurst asserts criticism of the Vice President’s interruption, while Dawes remains silent as leaders form a committee to inform the President the Senate is organized and ready for business.
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Hale
Senate
Coolidge
White House
Sendtor Ashuret
Dawes
Curtis
Robinsonu
Kansas
Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover Names Assistant To Commerce Secretary
Secretary Hoover announced the appointment of former Representative James D. Lafferty of California as an Assistant to the Secretary. Harold N. Graves, formerly in the Bureau of Efficiency, was named to Hoover's staff as an assistant in the Department of Commerce.
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Washington
Ecretary of Commerce
Hoover
James D. Lafferty
California
Harold N. Graves
Bureau of Efficiency
Department of Commerce
Designs Super Zep for Great Britain
Great Britain plans a revolutionary airship that carries passengers and freight inside the hull with no hanging cabins. Commander Charles D. Burney asserts hull loading boosts speed and range after successful tests.
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Great Britain
Charles D. Burney
Kellogg Sworn Secretary of State and Agriculture
Kellogg takes oath as Secretary of State and briefs President Coolidge after a short conference. He also becomes Secretary of Agriculture succeeding Howard Gore as Hughes concludes an aid agreement among Brazil Colombia and Peru to settle a boundary dispute.
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Juste Butler
Kellogg
Wellorge
Justice Butler
Luther Aiaoka
Huyten
Aeftigen
Sticie
Coolidre
Allen J. Parouch
Poekester
Minn
Kelloee Bergan
Core
Justice Busler
Charles Evans Hushes
Safe
Brazil
Colombia
Peru
Amazon
State Department
Hughes Tetired
Cooldre
White House
William A. Jardine
Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas Agriculture College
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
R. M. Reece
Department of Agriculture
Day-old fowl shipments begin from Bucyrus hatcheries
Day-old chicks start moving from Bucyrus hatcheries with a 109 white Leghorn shipment sent by parcel post to Wyoming. Hatchery egg incubation will rise weekly through April and May with about 30000 eggs per week incubated at the two large hatcheries.
Survival operation clears chain growth of minister
Logan March 5 A survival operation was performed to remove a chain growth on the right hand of Rev J W Bink Methodist minister Surgeons said the growth came from knocking on doors of homes of his parishioners
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Logan
J. W. Bink
Woman Opens Field in Charity Drives for Kansas City
Mrs. Ielen Fiarquhar Sanford of Kansas City earns a substantial income through expert services organizing drives for charitable and philanthropic causes. She offers guidance and management for fundraising campaigns enabling effective giving.
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Ielen Fiarquhar Sanford
Kansas City
Mix-Up Of Twins Stuns Fingpland Household
A Fingpland mother and her daughter each bore a baby on the same day in the same house. Relatives converged to see the infants who were swapped at birth, causing consternation until both mothers agreed any baby could be theirs. Neither infant will know if the woman who raised it is mother or aunt.
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Fingpland
Crater
Hunt for Missing Teacher Raises Four Thousand Dollars
In Warren, a mass meeting was held to organize funds and methods for finding Batty Jean Britt a teacher missing since February 12. A $4,000 fund was raised to support the search with reports she was seen recently in Pittsburgh, while officials downplay foul play.
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Youngstown
Ertigens
Warren
Batty Jean Britt
Coolidge Hosts Small Inaugural Reception For 700 Visitors
President Coolidge greeted nearly 700 inaugural visitors in his office after morning duties, shaking hands at a compact ceremonial reception in Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tilson Named Chairman of Republican Committee on Committees
John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, the anticipated Republican leader in the 69th Congress, was elected chairman of the Republican committee on committees in Washington on March 5.
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Washington
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Republican Committee On Committees
Warren Nomination Reopened as Attorney General Fight Persists
President Coolidge again urged the Senate to confirm Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan as Attorney General. In Madrid there was no official confirmation of a circulating rumor that Abdelkrim’s brother had succeeded him leading the Rif rebels.
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Washington
March
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Coolidge
Senate
Madrid
Vallespinosa
Abdel Krim
Ed Dilchard sentenced for brother’s killing in lengthy case
Ed Dilchard, 50, crippled, serves a Strange sentence for killing his brother over a year ago. Judge Miller orders monthly jail time on the permament sentence. Dilchard admits the slaying but says it aimed to protect his aged mother from an attack by the brother. The report notes a new England employment trend with women in radio apparatus manufacture, about 2000 workers in Coventry.
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Pomeroy
Dilchard
Miller
England
Coventry
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
A vintage ad promoting California Fig Syrup as a gentle bowel cleanser for babies and children. It claims the syrup restores a well, playful child in hours and urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with proper directions printed on the bottle.
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California
Hottie
Society Church of Christ Missionary Meeting
Thirty four members of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Ralph Gwin’s home on Cornelayenne with Mesdames Martin and Reynolds assisting. The president opened with a brief talk on pre Easter work followed by various reports and a China mission focus including a nurse and a paper on Nanking. A solo was performed and refreshments were served after adjournment.
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Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
Ralph Gwin
Cornelayenne
Meesdames Martin and Reynolds
Burner
C. L. Terry
Ufe
China
Four Ace Club Meets at Mrs Massey Home
The Four Ace Club was entertained at Mrs. Sarah Massey’s East River street home on Tuesday afternoon. Eight games of progressive pedro were played with honors to Mrs. Jacob Young, Mrs. Fred Raessler and Mrs. Fred Powell. Guest Mrs. John Schultz won the door prize. The next meeting is set for March 17 with hostess Mrs. F C Powell of 203 Bath street.
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Sarah Massey
East River Street
Pedro
Jacob Young
Fred Raessler
Fred Powell
John Schultz
F. C. Powell
Bath Street
St Pauls Missionary Society Holds Meeting
The St Pauls Missionary Society met at the church with Mrs Ghetta Miller leading devotions. Attendees studied missionaries in India and discussed Adventures in Brotherhood. Letters were read and a piece on Every Christian is Western Country's Keeper shared. The sunshine committee aided the sick, next meeting moved to April first Tuesday.
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St. Paul's Missionary Society
Ghetta Miller
Local Personal Notices and Social Moments
Mrs Henry Chappel leaves Cleveland Street for Dilext Mississippi for several weeks. Thelma Mack hosted by Stella Santa Lorain Wednesday. Hester Smith Edith Anspacher Clyde Smith Louis George Brigis Lloyd Barton attended DeMolay M slice Lorain. Mrs Carl Siebert Akron visiting Mrs Catherine Nary 136 Huron Street. Mrs John T Brooks Second Street improved after ice injury and returned home. Cassie Converse 205 Chestnut Street ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Carl Dillon Gary Indiana visiting Mr and Mrs J J Dillon Middle Avenue.
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Henry Chappel
Cleveland Street
Dilext
Thelma Mack
Stella Santa
Lorain
Hester Smith
Edith Anspacher
Clyde Smith
Louis
George Brigis
Lloyd Barton
Carl Siebert
Akron
Catherine Nary
Huron Street
John T. Brooks
Second Street
Cassie Converse
Chestnut Uffect
Stock Market News from Cleveland Live Stock Report
Receipts and prices for cattle calves sheep and hogs reported at Cleveland live stock market. Steers good to choice 7.00 to 10.50 per cwt with varying grades. cows and bulls priced 2.50 to 6.50. Calves strong 12.00 to 16.00. lambs 13.00 to 18.25. hogs range 7.60 to 15.85 with Yorkers 13.75 to 15.85.
Verdict Awarded in Belmont County Court Fight Case
In Belmont county court George Boam 19 was awarded a verdict of $1 for injuries suffered in a fight with Frank Williams a retired barber. The suit sought $7,500 in damages.
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ST. Clairsville
George Boam
Belmont County
Frank Williams
16 Year Old Girl A Real Bootlegger
A 16 year old girl in Youngstown Ohio is in county jail awaiting a court appearance on bootlegging charges. Police say she began bootlegging to build a fortune and helped dump liquor during a raid on a residence.
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Youngstown
Dutch Schooner Zeehond Forfeiture Ruling Affects Bootleg Malt
Federal Judge F E L Garvin ruled that vessels landing or attempting to land bootleg liquor in the United States from the high seas are subject to seizure under the tariff act of 1922. The decision favors the government in its forfeiture action against the Dutch auxiliary schooner Zeehond.
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New York
United States
F E. L. Garvin
Zeehond
Fire at Putney home injures three in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Michigan March 5 fire destroyed the home of Mrs Elia Putney. Mrs Frank Kloth of Three Rivers was burned to death and two other women were burned one seriously Stefie Reen der of Crown Point Indiana jumped from a bedroom window clothing aflame. she is burned seriously. Mrs Putney was cut severely by glass.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank Kloth
Three Rivers
Elia Putney
Stefie Réender
Crown Point
Indiana
Bari Taylor Acquitted in Okey Murder Case
Bari Taylor, recently acquitted of the murder of Bethesda youth David Okey, now serves as superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school in Bannock. Taylor, a former deputy sheriff, testified he shot Okey when he thought the boy reached for a gun as officers searched for key runners last summer. the jury exonerated him.
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Bannock
Bari Taylor
David Okey
Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Taylor
Okey
Lives Needlessly Placed in Danger Warning Anti-Neglect
A call to action highlights ongoing dangers from neglecting child health and lingering illnesses. It warns mothers to avoid delays causing weakened immunity and greater disease risk, urging prompt steps to restore vitality and strength.
Father Johnn’s Medicine Promotes Tissue Repair and Weight Gain
The advertisement promotes Father Johnn’s Medicine as a nutritional tonic that rebuilds wasted tissue and increases weight in many users. It claims scientific tests back the great food value, no alcohol or dangerous drugs, and sixty nine years of success as a safe family medicine.
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Father John
Father Johnn
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