Highway Director Boulay Refuses to Resign Office
Columbus March 6 State Highway Director Boulay today refused Governor Donaher’s request to resign. He says he must complete his present term ending August 14 and cites unfinished work. Boulay argues changes in policy and personnel now would hurt taxpayers. the governor has no power to remove him. The case may prompt further action.
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Columbus
Houlay
Donahet
Boulay
Donaher
State
Borlas
Y M C A Secretary Reports Far East Young People’s Change
Fletcher Brockman, secretary of the National Council of Y M C A and administrative secretary for the Far East, spoke in Osaka area matters to about fifty or sixty East Side residents at the Burke home. He described rapid global changes, Boxer uprising effects, and the impact on youth morality, urging the Y M C A May as an American tool solving Orient youth problems with clear questions answered afterward.
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Fletcher Brockman
Far East
China
National Council of
Cina
J .F. Burke
Washington Ave
Associatian
Osaka
Japan
Guy Converee
Roxy Hudson
Iis
Brochmian
Mr of Huntington
Yale
Wien
Devei
War East
Brokman
Brockman
Orient
Wife of Elyrian Dies at Lorain
Mrs Mildred Dellefield 1830 Fe Thirtieth street Lorain died at St Josephs Hospital early this morning She was the wife of Harold Dellefield son of Mr and Mrs J H Dellefield 219 Rush street The couple wed within the last month formerly Miss Mildred Frick Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Elyrian
Lorain
Mildred Dellefield
New Cabinet in Session at White House
Washington March reports the first meeting of the Coolidge administration with two new members, Kellogg as Secretary of State and Jardine as Secretary of Agriculture, appearing at the Cabinet table. The same day administration forces moved to expel La Follette insurgents from the Republican ranks in the Senate. In Stamford Connecticut David Stephensou n of Indianapolis attached 69 acres of Borglum estate under a suit seeking $30,000.
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White House
Coolidge
Kellogg
Agriculture Jardine
Administration
Senate
la Follette
Republican Party
Sctepter
Stamford
Conn
Guiron Borgiun
David ¢ Stephensoun
Indianapolis
Borglum
Turn-of- River
Boy 7 Fractured Skull in Auto Accident
Freddie Barkaes, 7, son of Mr and Mrs John Barkaes of 077 Iron dale Street, sustained a fractured skull after being struck by a car on Woodyard Granite Road about 3 am Thursday. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by Dr F A Lawrence. He was removed home today. Police stated the driver Wells reported the crash. Also noted: Carl Taylor's auto on Court Street was struck by vehicle linked to R O Ward, and a Mrs Moore driving another car collided with a truck driven by L Slater at Broad Street and West Avenue.
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Freddie Barkaes
Wis
John Barkaes
Irondale Street
Aasraens
Memorial Hospital
F A. Lawrence
Wells
Carl Taylor
Court Street
R O Ward
Grafton
Eighth Street
West Avenue
Yesterlar
Burglars Shot During Break-In at Blackton Home
In Los Angeles Gerard Marvey, a fencing instructor, shot and wounded two burglars robbing silver chests at director J Stuart Blackton's residence. The attackers fled after arousing Mrs Blackton and the couple's three children. Blackton was away on vacation.
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Los Angeus
Maren
J. Stuart Blackton
Gerard Marvey
Guodel
Chao nighan trial and divorce actions in Lorain court
On trial for totdup John Clarke and Tor Edwards face charges of robbing Jam Oldham, 74, of $70. Oldham testified identifying the defendants as numerous defense witnesses prepare. Ashsa Davarce-Clara Harr sues for divorce from Harr for gross neglect, married in 1917, alleging abandonment and seeking alimony. Roland Osgood seeks modification of alimony decree citing changed life conditions. hearing Saturday. The Wa2 Hash Railroad sues The Thew Shovel Co for 46294 for unclaimed shipment from April 12, 1922, to June 16, 1925. Moses elected president pro tem of the Senate.
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John Clarke
Tor Edwards
Oldham
Ashsa Davarce
Clara 9
Harr
Rer Harr
Sross
Kirma
Roland Osgood
Normer
Wa2 ‘Hash Railroad
Thew Shovel Co
Delinquent Dues Suits Filed by Lorain County Farm Bureau
Seventy one lawsuits to collect alleged back dues from Lorain County Farm Bureau members were filed in Wellington and Penfield townships. Attorney Reed M. Winegardner directs the action after a bureau reorganization and financial strain. Claims list various members and amounts due, with trials scheduled for March 16.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Justices of the Peace
Wellington
Penfield
Tno
C. F E. Rowland
Whto
Reed M. Winegardner Lima, O
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County Bureau
E. H. Perkins
R E. Campbell
Farm Bu
Lorain
Smut
Justice Craddock
C. H. Chambers
W. H. Baum
W. J Breitkrenz
EB. B Wagner
F O Got
Alex McCoy
Dwight Smith
W. G
H.& Balcomb
F.C Wiliams
C.J. Storrow and Son
H. W. Barnes and Son
PLC
Huntington Town
Pip Tuey
J. H Hale
Adam Freed Sui
West
W. F. Foutz
FE McClaflin
Cassell Brothers
P M. Chapman
G. A Cole
L C. Criie
Charles
Griggs
E R. Finikel
H. J Pratt
New York Central’s depot nears completion this spring
Work on the New York Central’s new 250000 dollar depot advances quickly and may open by April 1. American Express Co has taken possession of its space but some finishing tasks remain. The facility appears set to meet expectations and reflect credit on the city and railroad.
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New York Central
American Express Co
Mine Disaster Near Riverton Narrowly Fatalities Expected
In Riverton Illinois a Peabody coal mine incident left 100 miners overcome by black damp this morning. by noon 83 had been rescued and 17 remained incapacitated. Doctors said fatalities unlikely given recoveries so far.
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Springfield
III
Peabody
Riverton
Winners Named in Reading and Speaking Final
The high school finals in reading and speaking were held this morning with judges Miss Ma Welle Burnier Mrs George Stevens Jr Rov J Hudson Rey E B Redhead and D B Symons. Betty Lertaman won first place in the girls contest and received a book My Garden of Memories Ralph Shaw won first place in the boys book category and Shaw will represent the school at Oberlin. The junior high reading contest saw Grace Alulkin take first place and Jimmie Sharkes second.
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Grace Alulkin
Jimmie "Sharkes
Tube Co Nearing Capacity Output This Week
The National Tube Co. says all departments will run at capacity next week except the blast furnace, which will operate at 48 percent. This improves from the current week when two departments ran at 95 percent.
Ashland Class B Basketball Tournament First Round Results
Ashland College hosts the Class B tournament with Sulivan 18 Arlington 13 Polk 14 Sterling West Salem 16 Fredericksburg 10 Tittman 16 Alman d Seville 19 Nankin 9.
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CAGE
Ashland
Ashland College
Sulivan
Arlington
Polk
Sterling
West Salem
Fredericksburg
Tittman
Almend& Seville
Nankin
Swatow fears looting as US destroyer urged to port
Swatow reports state that the American consul asked a United States destroyer to proceed immediately to protect Americans after Cantonese forces captured the city. Local officials reportedly fled, with four Japanese warships in the port calming the scene.
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Peking
Swatow
Kwanetung
China
Sun Yat Sen
Wirly UH PEO TANT Wirly UH force fined for fake drive
Report states four alleged violators from the old Tas maring trey case were arrested for a staged drive and fined $1 plus costs. The incident involved a fake operation and led to authorities charging the individuals with violations.
National elimination race set for May 1 at Bean
Tyone will participate in the National elimination race to be held in Bean, Missouri, on May 1. The department announced the event today.
Air Defense Criticism Sparks Disciplinary Action
Washington dispatch reports Brigadier General William Mitchell faces demotion to colonel as Secretary Weeks appoints Lieut Col Jas E Fechet as assistant chief of army air service. Fechet, veteran of Santiago and World War I, will be brigadier general upon appointment. Mitchell had criticized air defense policy and defied approval processes, while urging unified air service.
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William Mitchell
Ira
War Department
Mouth
Army Air Service
Weeks
President Coolidge
Jas E Fechet
Texas
San Antonis
Mitckell
Air Service
Charles J. Menoer
Mason Ft. Patjuick
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Army
Whichell
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Aar
Fecchet
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Roosevelt
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Memeo
Scot
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Door
Kelly
Southern Department
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San Antonio
Tex
Bechet
Fethhers
Fecker
Senate
Coolidge
Agaist
Irs
al ‘Power
Patrick
House
United States
Lansley Field
Michell
Brother Dies in Shootout After Three-Day Siege
In Bellefontaine a field confrontation ended in the death of Ray Wren 40 during a siege that ended with the deputy sheriff cleared of responsibility after Wren’s brother Harr was captured. Ray died from an abdominal wound after surgery at Mary Rutan hospital.
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Bellefontaine
Wren
Taday
Ray Wren
Wooley
Mary Rutan Hospital
Quarry Collapse Kills Twenty Two in Madrid Quarry
A cave in at a Madrid quarry today left twenty two dead and forty seriously injured. Rescue teams worked through the rubble as officials opened a formal inquiry into the incident.
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Madrid
Mareh
Four Escape From Prison in Brooke County
A posse searches Brooke county hills for four escapees from a Wellsburg jail scene. The prisoners broke through cell walls, deemed unfit for confinement by Judge J B Sommerville. Blake Schultze 19 of Follansbeg led the break, with companions H D Greathouse 24 of Beerh Bottom Texas, Follanstes, and William Barnes 33 of Follanahee.
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Wellsburg
W. VA
Brooke County
J. B. Sommerville
Blake Schultze
Follansbeg
Schultze
H D i Greathouse
Beerh Bottom
Texas Follanstes
William Barnes
Follanahee
Arrested man wed broke quarantine
A busted report states Louis Vaselass, a baler for a home delivery operation, was arrested for breaking a quarantine. The incident occurred Saturday as police investigated a home tied to bread delivery.
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Lous Vaselass
Ancient Firearms Attract Attention at Brown Bookstore Window
An exhibit of antique firearms and weapons is on display in the window of Central Book Store, owned by Fred T. Brown of East Avenue. The collection spans eras and nations, including a 1693 Indian matchlock, Moorish flintlock, Spanish pocket pistol, Chinese armor piercing dagger, Turkish beheading salimeter, Mohawk tomahawk, Persian snaphanuier, Japanese razor sword, American pepperbox pistol, Philippine Malay kris, and more.
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Fred T. Brown
East Avenue
Mr. Brown
Brown
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