Daugherty Guilty on Five Counts in Ohio Bank Case
In Washington Court House Ohio Mal S Daugherty 68 now faces sentencing after a jury found him guilty on all five counts of violating state banking laws while he was president of the failed Ohio State Bank. Attorneys prepared a new trial motion amid plans to appeal if denied.
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Washington Court House
Mal S. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Sherman Deaton
Urbana
Daugherty
John Perrill
Perrill
Cherry Hotel
Harry
United States
Liberty
Norman L. McLean
Charles S. Bell
State Laning Department
Ohio Weather Forecast Mixed Clouds and Rain
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy conditions with rain in the south and snow or rain in the north portion Friday while the west sees rain late tonight. Temperatures slowly rise in the south, with yesterday's highs in Phoenix 80 and Los Angeles 74. Appella low near 4 below, Minnedosa 2 and Winnipeg 2. Weather patterns note an eastward southwest low bringing warming trend tonight and rain, with shipper forecasts indicating North 26 to 30 above, East 25 to 30 above, and West 28 to 35 above.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Los Angeles
el Paso
Firemen Pension Board Deadlocked Over Patrick Rules
The Firemen's Pension Board remains deadlocked after firemen members reject rules accepted by the Police Pension Board, despite citizen members and Mayor Hewitt confirming firemen agreed to the Patrick plan. Minutes show protest noted and ongoing dispute with no settled outcome.
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A. L. Patrick
Police Pension Board
Patrick
Firemen’s Pension Board
Arthur Drage
Myron Jones
Firemen's Pension Board
Jones
C. C. Stolzenberg
Pensal
Stolzenburg
Chronicle-Telegram
Firemen's Pension
Stolxenburg
Chronicle- Telegram
Poison liquor kills four at Ohio party
Four people died from poison liquor at a drinking party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Schwanberger in Bridgeport Ohio. Belmont county authorities pursue the seller as a fifth death from a month earlier is listed. Schwanberger and wife are among the victims. other victims include Samuel Berghoff and Harry Church.
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Bridgeport
Ambrose Schwanberger
Belmont County
Schwanberger
Samuel Berghoff
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry
Kitty) Church
Berghoff
Explosion halts operations at Wheeling Township Coal
An oil burner exploded in a machine shop and power house at Wheeling Township Coal Company causing a $40,000 loss and suspending work. Over 100 miners were affected as lines were severed across the area until repairs. Henry Warner and John Robert escaped the blast.
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ADENA
Wheeling Township Coal Company
Henry Warner
John Robert
Coal Company
Lorain Man Held For Shooting Of Young Salesman
Lorain magazine salesman Walter Stanton 24 is shot in the side near Sheffield Lake after an alleged love triangle with Mrs. Anna Rhinehart 24 and her husband Albert Rhinehart 32. Rhinehart is jailed in Lorain awaiting shooting charges, with Prosecutor Don W. Myers to decide.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Walter Stanton
Lorain
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Albert Rhinehart
Lorain City
Fred Hosford
Sheffield Lake
Stanton
Anna Rhinehart
Rhinehart
Frank Field
Sheffield
Field
Rhineharts
EB Street
Roy Clites
Don W. Myers
Myers
Clites
Prosecutor Questions Sheriff Over Potter Murder Probe
Tense clash pits Sheriff Salzmann against Prosecutor Miller over the Petersburg Potter case. Police and county authorities press for details on the hiding place of Akron Mary Outland, a key witness, as detectives hunt a racketeer boasting party expenses for the missing girl. Bernice Stein, friend of Akron Mary, is held as a material witness while Pittsburg Hymie Martins’ suspected sweetheart is linked to the crime scene.
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Cleveland
William E. Potter
John Sulzmann
Ray T. Miller
Sulzmann
Akron
Mary’ Outland
Canton
Bernard Wolf
Ed McDonnell
Bernice Stein
Mary
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Martin
Salzmann
Potter
Well on Minovsky Farm Produces Oil and Water
On the Minovsky farm west of Graf ton a single well now yields both oil and water. Drilled as a water well, a top layer of oil formed, described as thick and black and suitable for farm machinery. Two casings, one inside the other, allow pumping either oil or water from the same well.
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Charles Minovsky
Grafton
Mlazovsky
Police Sergeant Shot To Death In Union City
Union City N F March 5 Police Sergeant James Knight was shot to death early today by three gangsters believed to have stolen a truck with 40000 dollars worth of cargo moments earlier Knight and Patrolman Joseph Cuny were in a police motor patrol when they spotted an expensive sedan The sedan passed and a rear seat shooter opened fire hitting Knight in the head
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Union City
N. F
James Knight
Knight
Joseph Cuny
Will Represent E. H. S. In Lake Erie Extemporaneous Contest
Two Elyria High School students earned the right to represent the school in the Lake Erie High School League extemporaneous speaking contest at Lakewood High School on March 20. John Eckler was chosen as the school's speaker and Katherine Malone as the alternate.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie High School
Lakewood High School
John Eckler
Katherine Malone
Eckler
Democratic National Committee Meets in Washington
The Democratic National Committee gathered in Washington on March 5 to hear John J. Raskob’s opposition to forcing policy action at the meeting. He proposed mailing a speech for members to study ahead of a future committee session and stressed mature deliberation before policy adoption.
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Washington
U.P
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
James M. Coz
Ohio
Coz
Flu Threat Seen Among Elyria Victims
Dr. G. E. French city health commissioner reports February conditions noting influenza is common while other diseases are rare. Many cases go unreported and relapse risk exists if victims leave bed too soon. Influenza marked by high fever. rest in bed three days after fever ends to avoid pneumonia.
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Elyriangs
G. E. French
Health Department
Sheriff cites patrols cutting crime in county
Sheriff Clarence Adams links reduced thefts and chicken thefts in Lorain County to nightly patrols by deputy sheriffs. He compares Lorain with neighboring counties and notes numerous complaints of rural thefts elsewhere, while his county remains markedly free this winter. He speculates deterrence from patrols may be the cause.
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Clarence Adams
Lorain County
Adams
Atlantic storm floods New England coast and harms ships
A Boston bulletin reports a nor'easter causing 260 miles of damage along the New England shoreline. High tides and winds flooded seaside homes, undermined breakwaters, and stranded entire towns for hours. Red Cross and Coast Guard crews aided more than 300 homeless and rescued stranded travelers as shipping halted from Maine to New Jersey.
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New England
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Coast Guards
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Nahant
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Plymouth Rock
Portland
Hampton Beach
N. H
Cosat
Hampton
Robert F. Lee
Eastern Steamship Lines
Grecian
Norfolk
Cape Cod Canal
Boston and Maine
Malden-Everett City
Long Ieland
Atlantic City
King Lardner
Grantland Rice
East Hampton
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Lorain Assault Case
Dwight Eaton of Lorain was found guilty by a jury of assault with intent to rob. The penalty ranges from one to 15 years in the penitentiary. Judge W B Thompson will sentence Eaton Saturday after the December incident when he assaulted Dr E B O Brown as the doctor prepared to park his car in his garage.
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Dwight Eaton
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Eaton
EB. O
Brown
Lorale
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