Senate committee gears up for Daugherty probe kickoff
In Shinton the Senate prepares its first public session on Attorney General Daugherty amid claims of neglect and ties to the Justice Department. The inquiry, set for rows of testimony, aims to link the Department to a piracy allegation while spotlighting possible clashes with the Teapot Dome affair.
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Shinton
Genlarry M. Daugherty
Senate
Ler
Ana
Daugherty
Onor
Igs
Daugherty Ivestigation
Friends Attorney General
Hut
Ersons
Department of Justice
IMS RULING PPLES LAW FORGEMENT IN OHIO
Ohio March 10. A ruling on law enforcement in Ohio is described amid accusations of corruption and fee splitting among deputies. State Senator F Burke defends actions of Thomas Hare of the Ohio Anti State statue group, while criticizing the governor and local authorities for alleged graft and ineffective enforcement.
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Ferson
Ohio
F. Burke
Goyhere
Thomas M. Hare
Dona
Depu
Brewster Palmer Saga Teeters Over Divorce Claim
Mrs Brewster questions Corliss Palmers status with Eugene V Brewster asserting they may wed after a divorce. Brewster initially announced plans to marry once divorced, but Mrs Brewster now denies any pursuit of an absolute divorce.
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Eugene V. Brewster
Mornstown
N. J
Brewster
Corliss Palmer
Miss Palmer
Margaret Moore Dies at Grafton
GRAFTON March 1 Vre Margaret Moore aged 8 died Saturday at ten o clock at her home in Grafton Her daughter Miss Mary Moore was electrocuted while at work for the Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company about 61x months ago The deceased is survived by a daughter Margaret at home and a son John in Cleveland She had resided in Grafton for fifty years and for years had been practically blind Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday morning at the Immaculate Conception church in Grafton.
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Grafton
Margaret Moore
Mary Moore
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Margaret
John
Cleveland
Immaculate Conception
McGuire Rites Tuesday For Mrs McCluire Burial at Grafton
The body of the late Mrs. Margaret McCluire will be interred in Grafton cemetery Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be conducted from St Marys church at nine o'clock.
Lorain Women Pay Fines For Liquor Possession
Judge Ant. Webber fined Lorain women Mary Vido and Mary Drisko for illegal liquor possession. Each paid $50 and costs after pleading poverty. They were sent toward jail but paid the money before arrival. The pair were said to be victims of former prohibition officers Klady and his men.
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Ant. Webber
Mary Vido
Mary Drisko
Klady
Wife beater fined twenty five dollars in court
Georges Horvach of North Eaton was arrested Saturday night on a complaint that he beat his wife and children and caused a general rough house. He pled guilty to assault and battery before Justice George and was fined twenty five dollars plus costs.
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Georges Horvach
North Eaton
Justice George
Coats
Mine disaster at Castle Gate claims 31 lives
At Mine No. 2 of Utah Fuel Co. a triple explosion left the mine a ruin. By early morning 13 more bodies were recovered, bringing total the dead to 31 with 15 identified. Rescue teams faced gas, fires, and hazardous conditions as they worked through the night.
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Castle Gate
Utah
Utah Fuel Co
Minetself
Donahey Criticizes Crabb e Over Delayed Downey Claim
Governor Donahey and State Industrial Relations Director Witter condemn Attorney General Crabbe for not collecting a workmen compensation award of 3000 for Mrs. Jacob Downey and her four children of Elyria Township. Downey was killed in 1921. award dated January 4 1922 and February 22 1922 referral to the attorney general. Delays leave beneficiaries in hardship as township officials note Downey family among indigent cases.
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Jacob Downey
Donahey
Witter
Crabbe
Elyria Township
Barshaw and Cratmér
Downey
Otto Mischka
Tickling Mania Roots Romance Divorce in Springdale
Carrie Vallender wins divorce from Brooklyn husband John Sueckenberg after alleging persistent tickling abuse. She described him grabbing her, digging powerful fingers into ribs and torso, pinching and slapping her back, leading to weight loss and declining health. Medical depositions supported her claim.
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Springdale
Conn
Carrie M. Vallender
John A. Sueckenberg
Brooklyn
Carrie Vallendor
Arrest report of Harry Young at Broad Street incident
Harry Young of Broad Street was arrested after an alleged inlay night attempt to join the army. He was intoxicated on Pasadena Avenue, fell into a ditch, soaked and injured. He faced an impoxcation charge, fined $5 plus costs by Mayor Hinkson. when asked where he got his drink he replied there are fifty places but would not name them. He then paid the fine.
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Harry Young Fa
Broad Street
Pasadena Avenue
Hinkson
Aeenee
Sheriff brings in magazine man on forgery charge
Sheriff Fred Underall returned from Rochester with Lem Jack Davie on a forgery case. Davie allegedly passed a $35.50 counterfeit to Joe Boddy after a prior fake, leading Boddy to seek a warrant. Davie is to be arraigned before Justice S. J. George this afternoon.
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Fred Underall
Rochester
N. Y
Lem Jack Davie
Davis
Joe Boddy
Joe
Lawrence Bramley 62 Died in Toledo After Illness
The funeral notice recalls Lawrence Bramley of 303 Cleveland Street Elyria who died suddenly in Toledo at 11 40 p m last Saturday after nearly two years of illness. A member of King Solomon Lodge 54 F and A W Elyria Commandery No 40 Knight Templar he will lie in state at his home before services Tuesday March 11 at 2 p m with interment at North Olmsted Cemetery.
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Bramley
Toledo
Elyria
Lo- Tain
Ramsey
King
Oomen’s Lodge
Elyria Commandery
Knight Templar
Cleveland Street
North Olmsted Cemetery
County guards trucks over seven tons on county roads
County commissioners order arrests for haudline over seven and a half tons on county roads for the next two months to protect roads under county responsibility. The move aims to safeguard roads and enforce weight limits.
Oil Magnates Deny Mexico Revolt Aid Claims
E L Doheny of Pan American Petroleum denies aiding revolutionists in Mexico and asserts he loaned the Obregon government 5 million dollars to help suppress rebellions. government moves to recover Naval Oil lands from Sinclair and Doheny with suits planned in Wyoming and California. Edwin Denby bids farewell to Navy after three years as secretary amid Marine Band farewell.
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New York
Mexico
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wedensday
California
Federal
Southern District of California
Elk Hill
Denby
Edwin Denby
Navy
Foreign News Nuggets London Plan to shift British fleet base
Ad miralty officials admitted plans to move the bulk of England's sea fighting power from the North Sea to the Mediterranean. In other dispatches Paris reports the French cabinet backs Premier Poincare's financial reform program, with resignations if parts are rejected. Dublin notes a raid on Minister McGrath's home tied to a mutiny probe and his possible disappearance. Istanbul reports Kemal Pasha saying the Turkish parliament will assume Caliphate duties. Geneva says the League of Nations council begins a ten day session. Madrid notes the Heland audience with King Alfonso. Johannesburg reports the Lost Main reef near Krugersdorp located, rich in gold.
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London
Admiralty
North Sea
England
Paris
Premier Poincare
Chamber
Senate Finance Committee
Foot Laceration Report After Motorcycle Mishap
Harry Dicken of 223 Denison Avenue sustained a severe laceration to his left foot when it slipped from the foot rest and caught in a rear motorcycle wheel along a rough stretch toward Graf ton on a Saturday afternoon. He was taken to the hospital with no broken bones.
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Harry Dicken
Denison Avenue
Grafton
Dicken
Sandles Appeals To Voters At Open Forum
Hon A P Sandles ex agricultural official urged voters at M E church forum to unite city and country for farms to recover. He warned taxes will rise and laws grew fast, praising Senator Burke and urging a six year senate term while urging turnout to avoid a conservative apathy.
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A. P. Sandles
Agricultural Department of the State
M. E. Church
Open Forum
Mae
J. F. Burke
He Sai
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