Indictments in Ohio rail strike case target major lines
Federal grand jury charges rail workers and railroad officers in Ohio with conspiring to obstruct mail and freight movement. Indicted are Adam E. J. O'Hern John Callip Billym Mteckison TP F very Barnex Grobowski Hanrahan John Manion Schmidt Archie Wilson Ong and an unnamed John Doe. Also charged are Beech W A Duff French and Albert Seurin in related schemes.
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Eland, March
Iopmet
Federal Grand
Federal District of Ohio
Adam E. J. O'Hern
John Calliphilium Mteckison
F Very
Barnex Grobowski
Hanrahan
John Manion
Schmidt
Archie Wilson
Ong
John Doe
Ctment
Rd -C. Fox
Cleveeral
Cheme
Beech
W. A. Duff
French
Denver
Icted
Albert Seurin
R. Nicholson
Dillonvale Rator
J. Pilland
Death Notices for Fredericka Ihde in City
Fredericka Ihde of 332 Co street died last evening at age 65. Survived by husband, two daughters, two sons and a sister, plus a brother in Los Angeles. Services planned for this afternoon at two at the late home with Rev. W C officiating. Burial at local cemetery.
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Fredericka Ihde
Costreet
A.G. Ihde
Ary Hoard
City
Wm. Struck
Elyria
Fred Willet
Sandusky
Smith
Los Angeles
Rev
W. C
Ra Cemetery
Three Women in Lorain Murder Case Details Emerge
In Lorain, Mareh Murphy, 38, jailed on murder charges for the death of Woods, 52, found in a room of a local home with bullet wounds. Shots heard as a failed escape on a narrow ledge, while a crowd in the hall watched. Bail hearings proceed with police statements.
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ER. Cole
Mareh &— Murphy
Sie Woods
Bunda
Detroit Voting Returns Tally in April Special Election
Voters cast ballots on April 2 in Detroit for a short term and a political contest for a Senate seat. The commission names Joseph Spitzig Hilmaheth Schaeffer, Judge Webber, and a staff sale commission. Funeral services for the late Jackson will be held at one o'clock Saturday at the funeral home with Rev. Foster presiding.
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Marefi
DoTemas
Demertatir Man
James W. Eore
Esdas
NG Commission
Joseph Spitzig
Hilmaheth Schaeffer
Sro Judee Webber
A * Pliant
Jackson
Funeral Home
Ture
Foster
Presbrier
Cleveland
French extend invasion in the Ruhr and Rhine regions
March reports from Dortmund and Rhine areas describe French troops consolidating occupation of Dortmund 18 miles from Essen and Rhinau harbor near the Rhine. Protests and traffic disruptions noted. other items mention French denial of replacing German workers, German political tensions, and a court martial in Mainz with penalties.
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Essen
Dortmund
Germany
Annheim
Rhine
Rhinau
City mortality rate climbs in weekly report
The weekly mortality rate rose to 78.0 per thousand for the week ending March 0 in Warington and nearby towns. The Department reports deaths from pneumonia and injuries totaling 22,774, with Kansas City and Texas showing lower rates in the mixed data.
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Warington
I Town
Kansas City
Texas
Taken to Workhouse for Month’s Term by Thompson
Charles began a month long term yesterday under Thompson. He was taken to Toledo accompanied by his wife who remains faithful and says she will wait for him upon his release.
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Charles
Thompson
Toledo
Ohio to Build Two New Bridges on Oberlin Road
Ohio will construct two concrete bridges this year, replacing the condemned iron bridge at Cottesbrook and a narrow 16 foot structure at Stop8 near the Hale farm. Commissioners Hale and Murray reported that the state will take over the Cottesbrook bridge, ensuring a 24 foot wide, durable span on a highway, and will build a second 24 foot concrete bridge at Stop8 to correct a dangerous bottleneck with a history of serious accidents.
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Ohio
Oberlin Road
Cottesbrook
Columbus
Hale and
Murray
Haie Farm
Don
Man and wife killed by train near here
Alvin Shu, 43, and his wife, 0, were instantly killed when their auto stalled on the Biz Four passenger tracks and was struck by a passenger train near here today. Their homes were damaged and the machine demolished. Schubert was a director of the Senses county farm bureau and very wealthy.
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Tiffin
Mareh
Alvin Shuhere
Biz
Here
Tod
Schubert
The
Senses
County Farm Bureau
Kiwanis Delegates At Amherst Tonight
A delegation of Kiwanis members will meet Amherst to discuss forming a Kiwanis club in the town. Representatives from the national organization are expected to be present.
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Kiwanis
Amherst
Verdict for Te fent rant aftere enn in Cane Theaa
The defendant yesterday appeared in Cane Theaa and Lamber ca. ea msiary Road facing charges. A nilered un oe die from the dasha 4 as The ge ferdant. mow deseas
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Yesterdar
Cane
Lamber Ca
Gates Schon Closes School Amid Uncertain Fate
Unclear report states the botched operation halted the school this week with plans to resume work by Monday. A notice is expected in Saturday's paper.
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Iine
Saturdar
Cashier details $600,900 loss at Springfield Bank
A. H. Penfield, cashier of the closed Springfield National Bank, testified he funded losses from a creosote railroad ties venture and personal borrowing. He described dips into bank funds, selling over $100,000 worth of bonds to Mellon Bank, prompting federal examiners. Directors set a meeting, president Conrad Nagel is ill, and receivership may follow if funds cannot be recovered.
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Springfield
A. H. Penfield
Springfield National Bank
Penfield
D. Kk. Gotwald
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
Federal
A. F. Sparks
Conrad Nagel
Washington
Crissinger
Treasurer Files First Personal Tax Suit
County treasurer Walter Ludw has begun suit against R. A. Cas per, Danley Square, Lorain to collect $498.96 on back personal taxes. This is the first of a number of suits that will be filed for personal tax collection and Pres sing Attorney Lawrence W will save charge of them.
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Walter Ludw
R. A. Casper
Danley Square
Lorain
Sonal
Lawrence W
Kiwani Club Observes It Fourth Birthday
The Kiwania Club marks its fourth birthday with a regular Thursday meeting. attendance tops past records and includes members from land and Toledo. Rev. Wmn. D. Sadt spoke as the first president of the Rerea Ki t sect. Members pledged cooperation and community service in a cordial gathering after a short program.
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Kiwania Club
Land
Toledo
Aninva
Harold Read
Petiert
Wmn
D. Sadt
Rome
Artinns
First Lady Smiles on Florida Vacation Return
Mrs. Warren G. Harding accompanies President on a Florida vacation trip and appears fully recovered from a lengthy illness that once caused nationwide concern. A photo from the start of the trip shows her smiling during the getaway, one of the first since her illness.
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Warren G. Harding
Florida
Confessed killer will serve life in Ohio prison
The self confessed case of wife murder by Henry D. Burns, a former Cleveland businessman, led to his sentencing to spend the remaining years of his life in the Ohio penitentiary. Burns told Sheriff Spink how he defeated his wife Hazel with a revolver during a trip, claiming she tried to shoot him four times. He described plans to travel to Mentor then return to Cleveland before the fatal events.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Henry D. Burns
Spink
Columbus
Burns
Hazel
Furnes
Mentor
Irish Captures Line In Dublin Report
Dublin dispatch reports a line of Irish actions as Republicans in three columns claim advances. A general movement is noted with unrest attributed to a split leadership and naval developments tied to American travel and supply concerns.
Donahey Faces State Utility Board Battle
In Columbus Senator Bender said the Republican legislature will oppose Governor Donahey’s stance toward the State Utilities Commission. Senator Homes predicted Democrats will largely back the governor. The Senate may refuse to confirm William A. Hopkins to the Utilities Commission, with talk of James Reynolds as an alternative.
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Columbus
Donahey
State Utilities Commission
Bender
Cleveland
Garver Homes
Democratie
Senate
Donahes
Gris
Ernor
Dajest
Ohio Tax Burden Rises Sharp Across Counties in 1922
Coincident with Taft tax bill passage, records show Ohio taxes for state and local governments rose 411.7 percent since 1900 and 145.8 percent since 1915. In 1922 total taxes reached 224,120,757.66, with eight counties and major cities contributing over half the state total. Summit County shows the largest past-growth, while electricity and utilities taxes account for about ten percent of current levies. Meanwhile Washington reports Internal Revenue has collected 300,000,000 in back taxes since July 1, 1922 and aims for about 430,000,000 for the year to reduce a 100,900,000 deficit.
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Columbus
International News Service
State Tax Commission
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Hamilton
Lucas
Mahoning
Montgomery
Summit
Stark
Summit County
Mahoning County
Trumbull
Trumbull County
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Mellon
Treasury Department
Blair
Mrs Julia C Root 80 Dies at Sheffield Lake Birthplace
Mrs Julia C Root aged 80 died at her home on No Ridge Sheffield Lake Village where she was born. She had lived in the area for many years and was remembered fondly by family and friends. The obituary notes she was the widow of a former local resident and had deep roots in the community.
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Julia C. Root
Sheffield Lake
Julia C. Rooz
No Ridge
Shefield Lake Village
Harhe
Cannon Exroue Home Snashingtoan Match
Veteran wartigan at cen for vate ifr, three daughters and sister See M aS Helen grandson Edw records unclear.
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Snashingtoan
Wartigian
Daughand
Helen
Taft Tax Bill Before Senate in Ohio Legislation
Columbus March 8 The senate will consider house actions on Taft Albaugh and Robison tax measures. Taft bill amends the Smith act to 17 mills in cities and 14 in rural areas. Albaugh shifts to voluntary statewide tax returns by mail. Robison imposes 10 percent penalty for dodging property taxation. Senate also passes Bender and King bills and Farnsworth headlight repeal pending house action. Clapp and Waitt bills advance on school constitutional teaching and cafeteria operations.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Albaugh
Robison
Taft
Ohio
Bender
Secretary of State
King
Farnsworth
Clapp. Cleveland
Waitt. Cleveland
Clapp
Waitt
SAV RUSSIANS ORDER RIFLES
In Copenhagen a report says Russia has ordered 5,000 rifles from Germany and Sweden. The same routes state the Soviet Union ordered 123,000 machine guns from Czechoslovakia and forty airplanes from Germany.
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Copenhagen
Russia
Germany
Sweden
Rina
Sovie
Caecho-Slovakia
Charles L Renouard Dies in Florida
Charles L Renouard, longtime Columbus resident, dies in Florida after a street accident. Reports say he was struck by a truck while standing at a street corner. authorities note a fatal fracture and ongoing suffering before death. Martha Moore, 274, is not connected to the event in clear detail.
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Columbus
Wis
Martha Moore
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