Coolidge Eyes Submission At Breakfast Meeting
Washington March 11 President Coolidge will decide whether to re submit the Warren nomination at a White House breakfast tomorrow. Charles Bo Warren faces a Senate rejection and will not comment on asking the president to delay action. Warren plans to meet the president and advisors to discuss the situation after arriving in Washington.
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Shington
Coolutee
Senate
Chiles Bo Warren
Attorne
Warten
Washington
White House
Capitol
Warren
Auto crash in Lorain leaves one dead and one injured
At Grove avenue and East 30th street in Lorain, a morning collision between Temazine Tomazine and a second car killed Tomazine and seriously injured Frank Barata. Tomazine died at St. Joseph's Hospital after a skull fracture and internal injuries. Barata expected to recover. Investigators say Tomazine failed to stop at 30th Street, hitting Edward Mellvain's car, which carried his daughter Mary Mellvain and fireman William Dietrich. Tomazine's auto then struck a telephone pole.
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Lorain
Grove Avenue
East 30Th Street
John Tomazine
East 33Rd Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Frank Barata
East Sard Street
Temazine
Grove Street
S0th Street
Edward Mellvain
Mary Mellvain
William Dietrich
Tomazine
Indian coalman Dohes leaves fortune above his wage
In Calcutta India March 19 a coal miner Dohes who earned eight cents a day died leaving an estate of about 125900. Court records show the Administrators General of the States sought letters of administration noting his fortune likely grew from real estate ventures rather than wages.
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Alcutta
I Ndia
Dohes
Adrhastrators
Intestates
Appled
Dobber
Henry Ford to Visit Lorain for Plant Site Review
Lorain March 11 Henry Ford and Ford Motor Co representatives from Detroit are slated to inspect the old Cromwell Steel Co plant on the Black River as a potential assembling site. They may arrive late this week or early next. Cromwell shut about two years ago and Midland Seamless Tube and Steel Co has since occupied and may dismantle the plant. The site offers lake freight access for Detroit shipments with boats via the Black River.
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Lorain
Henry Ford
Oher
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Michigan
Cromwell Steel Co
Black River
Auto Company
Cromwell Co
Midland Seamless Tube and Steel Co
Ambassador to Argentina to resign soon
Washington March 11. John W. Riddle United States Ambassador to Argentina will resign within the next two months, an announcement from the State Department says.
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Washington
John W. Riddle
United States
State Department
Hel en Brehm wins $234 against Lake Shore Electric Railway
In Lorain on March 11 Judge JF Strench awarded Helen Brehm of Sheffield Lake $234 in municipal court. The case, arising from injuries in the Sheffield bus tragedy of October 24, was brought by her father Jack Brehm seeking $500 for minor injuries.
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Lorain
Helen Brehm
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
JF. Strench
Jack Brehm
Squabble Over Reward May Free Ohio Slayer Suspect
Wichita March 11. Wilbur Pettit alias Samuel Biehl admitted he was sought by Ohio authorities in the murder of his brother in law John Payne. A rewards dispute between Shelby and Richland counties and Ohio authorities threatens to free Pettit as city officers insist the reward be paid before he is handed to an Ohio reprentative. Pettit faces vagrancy charges to hold him despite a requisition obtained by Sells.
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Wichita
Kas
Ohio
John Payne
Wilbur Pettit
Sammuel Biehl
Pettit
George Clark
Frank Crow
Glenn Grimwond
Richard County
Shelby
Sherif F. D Sells
Mansfield
Sells
Clark
Crow
Grimwood
Court Battle Looms Over Couzens $10 Million Tax Dispute
Washington March 11 Court battle over government demand that Senator Couzens pay 41 million in additional taxes on a Ford Motor Company transfer. Couzens contends he already paid seven million and calls the action a penalty for Republican irregularities. The case parallels Senate debates on tax rulings and audit laxity affecting public figures and corporations.
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Ly Central Press
Washington
Taves
Treasury Departments
Serry James Couzens
Michigan
Henry
Ford Motors Company
Couzens Senate Comm
Fea
Treasury
William Boice Thompson
Finance Committee
Republican Party
E. L. Doheny
Five Die After Grade Crossing Crash in Dowagiac
In Dowagiac Michigan five young men died and two others were injured after their car collided with a Michigan Central passenger train at a grade crossing. The dead include Russell Powers 19 Frank Powers 21 Marvin Taylor 17 Ross Wilson 17 Marshall Charles 22. The injured Basil Carpenter 25 near death with throat lacerations and bruises Roy Winchell 30 with lacerations and internal injuries. The impact hurled car fragments 300 feet along the track.
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Dowagiac
Mich
Vareh
Michigan Central
Russell Powers
Frank Powers
Marvin Taylor
Ross Wilson
Marshall Charles
Basil Carpenter
Roy Winchell
Ballot Restructure Proposes Unified Presidential Ticket
In Columbus on March 11 a bill from Senator Marshall Green County would reform ballots for federal and state elections. It suggests in presidential years to remove presidential electors names and place presidential and vice presidential candidates on one ballot, a party vote for president and VP counting for their electors. Gubernatorial years would see Senator and Representative candidates on a separate ballot.
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Coltmbus
Marshall
Green County
Senate Elections Committee
Urunken Dawner Gets and Fine Ta Git
Three alleged traffic law violators were fined in police court Tuesday afternoon and this morning. T. F. Lally of Cleveland pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars and costs for driving an auto while intoxicated. A. O. Ward of Carlisle township was found guilty for failing to stop before entering West Avenue from a cross street, fined 10 dollars and costs with 9 dollars suspended, and accused of crashing into Carl Taylor’s auto. Ward claimed he made the safety stop. Ed Turcany, driver of a newspaper truck, was fined 10 dollars and costs with 9 dollars suspended for alleged failure to stop before entering Broad Street at Mudie Avenue.
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T. F. Lally
Cleveland
A. O Ward
Carlisle
West Avenue
Carl Taylor
Ward
Ed Turcany
Mudie Ave-Nue
Elyria Board of Trade plans electric sign in Central Park
The Elyria Board of Trade proposes a new electric sign at Central Park funded by merchant subscriptions. They will seek city park commission permission to place the sign at the corner of Middle Avenue and Second Street, with Ohio Public Service Co supplying power. The 10 foot sign would feature large two inch letters and be paid through community backing.
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Elysia
Elyria Board of Trade
Central Park
City Park Comm.son
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Ohio Public Service Co
Sen
Harvey I. Hooke
Man shoots child then kills self in Brooklyn attack
In New York on March 11 a Porto Thean man William Cortallera, 25, killed himself after shooting and wounding Katherine Papino, 10, daughter of his landlord. Cortallera had been ordered to move due to his attentions to the child and waylaid her on her way to school. the girl survived with two grazing shots to the forehead.
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New York
William Cortallera
Brooklyn
Katherine Papino
Cortallera
Masked man attacks parsonage in Moosic area
SCRANTON Pa March 11 State and local police sweep the Moosic area east of Scranton after a masked man entered the parsonage of the Methodist church beat Mrs Wuller and bound and gagged two sons before sealing them in a closet He warned that if law and order ever held in the church he would dynamite the building. In Chicago Chicago Railway Framing Company vice president Anspach is missing his overcoat and is reportedly staying at a New Orleans hotel with no explanation of illness or whereabouts. police have been told to stop searching.
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Scranton
Wuller
Chicaggan
Huis
Chicago
Maren
Anspaca
Chicago Railway Frining Company
Polis
Coa Rt
New Orleans
Anspach
Four Lorain county schools seek extra funds end of year
Four township school boards in Lorain county must seek additional funds to continue operation the rest of the school year BBC Seale county superintendent said. Wenrietta Elsha S Carlisle west and Pittsfield are named with three already seeking renewal funds The Tenrietta board met last night reporting only three members present A meeting will be called next week Herre township officials ordered a financial statement to gauge the district Pittsfield began action early in the month Camden township faces a small shortage but can finish the year Other townships are delinquent on taxes but show funds to finish the year as per Mr Stake Henretta Elvira and Pittsfield may attempt action.
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Lorain County
BBC Seale
Todas
Wenrietta
Elsha
Carlisle West
Pittsfield
Hisra Township
Camden Township
Seale
Stake
Hen
Feb reports 22 deaths and 48 births in city health data
Health commissioner Dr G George French reports February saw 22 deaths and 48 births, a drop from January’s near 50 deaths. The data show birth and death counts for the month, reflecting a shifting mortality rate in the city.
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G George French
Temporary Home Found for Four Tots and Mother
A temporary home was provided for Mrs Frank O'Neill and her four children after officials and the humane officer intervened. Mrs O’Neill, who became a public charge after leaving her mother-in-law's home, told police she had returned for her child. Neighbors alerted police Monday night. the family stayed at the county jail overnight before a conference Tuesday secured a temporary home. Police seek the children's father, said to have left Monday morning to find work.
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Frank O'Neill
Ely
O Neil
Penberthy death obituary and burial details
Mrs Ludia Weld Penberthy of 123 Quines street Elyria died Tuesday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a four month illness. She was 29 years 2 months 6 days. She is survived by husband Jesse Penberthy two small children and a brother. Funeral services planned at St Marys Church Friday at nine. Burial at St Marys Cemetery. Marked off list Youngstown Ohio March 1. James Brogna 25 Italian shot dead returning from work in alleged secret society case. Charleston West Virginia March 11 dist settlement to end dispute between locomotive engineers and United Mine Workers to be held in Huntington tomorrow afternoon.
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Ludia Weld Penberthy
Elyria Memorial Vhorpital Cesividas
Mar
Jesse Penberthy
Elsha Inch
St. Macys Church
St Marys Ceme- Tey
Youngstowa
James Brogna
Brogna
Forser
Charleston
Wo Va
Mareh Ll
Fasal
Brotherhood of Locomove Engineers
United Mine Workers of America
Huntington
Enough Medicinal Whisky Stock To Last 25 Years
Washington reports the Prohibition Commissioner testified that government warehouses hold 33,000,000 gallons of medicinal whisky. Withdrawals for medicinal purposes last year totaled 1,13,000 gallons, far below pre prohibition consumption of about 30,000,000 gallons annually. Haynes noted 23 states prohibit physicians from prescribing whiskey and more consider such limits. Assistant Commissioner Jones urged not to authorize new whiskey production before 1925, citing four year aging for bottling. No legal whiskey has been manufactured since January 1, 1922. The committee warned industrial alcohol diversion risks, potentially fueling illegal supply.
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Washington
Haynes
Congress
Ilness
James E. Jones
Bond
United States
Hudson
Michigan
Heart stitched back in life saving operation
Pittsburgh March 11 Adam V Williams 31 underwent a pioneering heart repair after a stab wound. Surgeons removed the heart sutured it with several stitches then placed it back in the chest. Hospital officials said he is improving two days after the operation at Passavant Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Adam V Williams
Passavant Hospital
Makelt
Wiliams
Williams
Thunder Storm Closes Streets and Damages Lorain Areas
A spring downpour flooded streets as sewers clogged across Lorain causing standing water. Thunder and lightning accompanied the storm with gusts tearing at branches. Oberlin saw hail and wind but little damage. In Lorain, Wickens Co plate glass and Canale’s bowling alley windows were blown in with skylights destroyed, totaling near three thousand dollars in damage.
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Oberlin
Lora
Wickens Co
Canales Bowling
Douple Murder at Sedalia Missouri
Sedalia Missouri March 11 Cinda Porter a 45 year old man and his wife were shot in what authorities term a family quarrel the slain man's family said they surrendered to authorities after the double shooting at their farm northeast of Sedalia The two victims were identified as Cinda Porter and his wife with the motive tied to a family dispute and possible prior threats the investigation continues with no arrests reported yet.
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Sedalia
Cinda Porter
The
Das
Daha Zirn
Comedia
Eulus Porter
EGE NEST WRECKED IN AT OAM
Brownhelm Note: A storm toppled the old shell-bark hickory tree last night, wrecking the ten nest and leaving the eagle without mate or home. A Western Reserve observation station was set up in a nearby tree as the lone bird sits on a limb and gazes out.
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Brownhelm
Western Reserve
Fiat boat leaves for Huron Harbor Lorain
March 11 The tug Michigan sets sail today for Huron where it will be stationed this year This is the first boat to enter or leave the harbor since the close of navigation last year Log tal port will open on April 15.
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Lorain
Michigan
Huron
Millionaire Boy Allan Lefcourt Aims Big Police Dog Dream
A fragmentary profile of Allan Lefcourt, heir to a $14.9 million Madison Avenue property, who envisions a life of wealth, sports, and puzzles. He discusses school, baseball, and his desire for a big police dog while noting his father’s real estate career and ambitions to follow in his footsteps.
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New York
Allan Lefcourt -Odas
Madison Avenue
A. EB. Lefcourt
Tee
Allan
Nan
Lefcourt
Millonaire
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Pole
Warne
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Elyria
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Jesse Perberthy
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