Accuse Woman in Death of McArthur O
William Stout wealthy farmer found dead in a well at his son's home. His son Arthur and Inez Palmer twenty four, common law wife of Arthur, are jailed. Palmer faces first degree murder charges. Arthur faces a murder trial for his stepmother’s death last November. The case centers on a love triangle with Mrs Stouw and rumors of theft and disputed advances. Two boys ages thirteen and nine helped conceal the body.
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Moundaville
West Va
Arthur Stone
Palmer
Arthur
Willian
Arrests in Prohibition Raid Linked to West Ave Case
Thomas Meuiride of West Ave and Mie Bhinehe Bertin Chestnui St. will be arraigned in court this week charged with po ene intextent in the Mauer aes ttre, part of a series of raids conducted by state prohibition agents. Rankin, a deputy, Frank Simin, city Patrolman Swee, and Gibson led the operation. Officers found liquor near Webridss Home. a considerable quantity was dumped before it could be sieved. About thirty bottIes labeled and empty bottles were recovered along with evidence tying to a Willliam Tena Ree Whisky case.
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Thomas Meuiride
West Aveende
Bertin
Accuse Boys Of Taking Fuel From Autos
Accusations allege several youths around Tysein area aged youths siphoned fuel from autos near Thee Gone apartments and Sto wy receptivesd on Saturday night. Police reported recovered items include hose, bucket, and clothing. valuables valued around 100,000 dollars.
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Tysein
Paler
Tax Records Clash Over Lakefront Lots Valuation
In Heron county disputes arise as lakefront parcels face post appraisal boosts and encroachment concerns. Property owners question whether appraisers viewed waterside lots before valuing them, amid multiple claims of lakefront expropriation and boundary issues touching Morlake and Lorain County parcels.
Kellogg Returns to Office Amid Turmoil at State
Secretary Kellogg renewed duties in Washington after a brief southern rest. He appeared unwell and unsettled by persistent disputes, with associates hinting at possible resignation. The article notes friction over policy toward Nicaragua and tensions within the cabinet and department.
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Washington
Mar
Kellogs
Ught
Kecroshrn
Mesien
Ching
Nicaragua
Kedte
Americen
Tila
Nicwragua
Ian
Dennis
Chamerra
Ayia Dennis
Yemitond Wis
Dintiwares Din Homie Promotions
Samen
9Urimoll
Snow Storms Worsen Japan Quake Zone Suffering
Snow storms deepen misery in quake struck Japan. Reports from Torio describe damaged towns, casualties, and disrupted relief as residents endure freezing conditions. Emergency crews battle weather to reach survivors while hospitals face strain from the continuing disaster.
Divorce case and trial details spill from illegible record
The report describes a divorce case with claims of alimony and clams for custory. it notes a man pleading guilty to a tax charge and references a court proceeding. It mentions a temporary alimony amount and a trial date, with various names and places in a fragmented OCR text.
Local Court Fines Involving Miki Case Aired
A local court case involving Cyril Miki drew attention in the mayor’s court and common pleas court sessions. The record notes a fine on a hoarder charge and mentions other petitions and a second application linked to the case. Lawrence Sudock filed a petition before Judge George, with details appearing in the court proceedings.
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Ciril Miki
Coud
Illinkson
Tiabkson
Lawrence Sudock
Justles
George Re Eynuy
Parked car struck by truck in West Avenue incident
Police report says a sedan parked on West Avenue Saturday night was struck by a Trek driven by Louis Kalmar of LaGrange. The impact damaged the left rear fender and radiator, windshield, and headlights. The car was pushed across the lot and came to rest against a curb.
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Shdan
Cal Keke
Car Crash on Oberlin Road Causes Fire After Turn
A driver named Yara Wrauka, while traveling north on Oberlin Road in Cleveland, veered onto a side street and struck a parked car, causing a fire. The other vehicle bearing number AQS-259 sustained significant damage including bent fenders, body, and broken front components.
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Sive Road
Wepdy Mach Din Rea
Yara Wrauka
Math Street
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
Pha
Hranks
Judge awards expenses and temporary alimony in Champeon divorce
Judge Thompson ordered Dorothy Champeon to receive 50 dollars for expenses and 0.50 dollars per month as temporary alimony while her divorce case against Ralph Champeon proceeds.
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Thompson
Dorothy Champeon
Ralph Champeon
Burglars Loot Two Apartments In Absent Home Break In
In a continuation page item burglars gained access to the apartments of Pore and Castiso while residents were away. They took cash totaling 1115, two diamond rings, 400, three watches, 15, pearls, 750, ear rings, 100, a duplicate key, and weapons among other jewelry. The incident occurred while both families were not at home.
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Pater
Iside
Pore
Castiso
Speeding fines color a morning court session
In police court this morning Treye Tarser was fined five dollars and ordered to pay costs for speeding. Ravalecs admitted driving a motor vehicle on Cleveland Street while intoxicated. A separate case saw another driver fined five pounds for speeding at forty five miles per hour on a Saturday street.
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Prenkien Drt
Deter Rouvéles
Automiea- Nile Wits
Tie
TOUT
VOR
Treye Tarser
Ana Evete
Trenenaart
Corospmediare
Ead
Baller
Shrieer Wan
Tves
Two Murders In Weekend Slayings Tie Up Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio crime report: Mary Nerone says she shot her husband Charles Nerone in self defense after a midnight quarrel, claiming he was armed. A second fatal shooting occurred when a bullet meant for Mrs George Deboles struck her instead, as police questioned five suspects about the slaying reminding residents of the weekend violence and the impact on six sleeping children.
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Youngstown
Amin Ani
Sli
Nuesbund
Mary Neurone
Charles Nerone
Hin
George Deboles
Deboles
Honey Debates
Street Car Men to Wear New Uniforms in Cleveland
Street car workers of the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Ga will don new uniform outfits. The firm incentivizes by promising to buy a second set if employees adopt the heat pressed style. On a designated day all men on duty will wear the new garb, with more cars being fitted and placed in service soon.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Tida
Haya
Nen
Arrests Sweep Through Prison Escape Case
A wave of arrests centers on a jail break tied to six inmates including Bernardo and Gregory River, with bribery claims and involvement of guards. Investigations span Joliet and Chicago, detailing bribe payments, gun transfers, and a large sum spent to enable the escape.
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Juanitn Guilarde
Tercardo
Phes
Matha
Salesiy
Dusebowshi
Prom Beara
Dusehowski
Beth
Pelfee Sergeane Leythant
Stedas Civant Wis Moral Ieewanndaal
Chicago
Racial Zoning Restrictions Quoted in Unelucidated Ruling
The text notes regulations banning whites from residing in Negro sections and Blacks from living in white communities. It states the decision lacked opinions, suggesting a unanimous judgment with the legal points deemed unworthy of further explanation.
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la Negro
Pete Svedevak Fined One Dollar for Intoxication
Pete Svedevak was fined $1 and costs in police court this morning on a charge of intoxication. Svedevski pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Pete Svedevak
Svedevski
Mystery Stabbing Baffles Georgetown Authorities
In Georgetown Ohio authorities probe the stabbing death of 31 year old Mrs. Mame McGee of Mt. Oral. She was found by her husband Lewis McGee after which a doctor confirmed stabbing through the lungs and heart. Before dying she named a man as attacker but he was released after an alibi. Suspects Harry Cummings and Lewis McGee remain under investigation.
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Georgetown
Hrown County
Mamie McGee
Mt. Oral
Lewis McGee
Death notices for Mika Usie Clarke and Peter Schmitkons
Mika Usie Clarke 75 of Port Huron Michi gan former Elyria resident survived by son Albert Port Turon daughter Miss Luellyn Clarke of Port Huron brother Charles Nichols Avoca sister-in-law of the late Mayor Lavagood Elyria and member of Eastern Star. Funeral Wednesday 3 30 p m Sudro funeral home Rev R T Ketcham officiating Ridgelawn cemetery. Peter Schmitkons 62 of Sandusky died suddenly Sunday in Sandusky survived by three sons Frend Toff Huffalo George G afyria Emmett M of Toles co sisters Mrs Margaret Nedlafield Mrs Mary Brandt Mrs Nosiy Kaine and Mrs Barbara Schultz grandchild longtime New York CentralRailroad employee Fireman in Elyria since 2004 moved to Sandusky four years ago. Funeral Wednesday 2 00 Sudre funeral home Rev W W Burner officiating Ridgelawn cemetery with Wks lodge in charge at grave.
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Mika
Usie Clarke
Susie Clarke
Port Huron
Michigan
Lyda
Albert
Port Turon
Luellyn Clarke
Charles Nichols
Avoca
Michi- Sung She
Lavagood
Elyria
Eastern Star Order
Tribe
Peter Scamithons
Peter Admitkons
Sandusky
Frend Toff Huffalo
George G.afyria
Emmett ML
Tolesco
Tour
Margaret Nedlafield
Mary Brandt
Nosiy Kaine
Amherst
Barbara Schultz
Schmitkons
New York Central Railroad
Wiso
B. of Y. Id Tis
Eagles Lodge
Divria
Hoohes
Sudre
Burner
Ridgelawn
Wks Lodge
Charey
Cleveland Market Roundup and Livestock Prices Report
Market and livestock section from Cleveland trading day covers cattle sheep and hog prices, with notes on market steady to firm, receipts and premiums for various weights and types. Includes Liberty Bonds quotations with price changes and maturities. Major entities include Cleveland and Toledo markets, with references to New York prices and Ohio grain and flour figures.
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Cleveland TV
Cleveland Gh
Martel Ld
Shore
Jetta
Toledo
Cleveland Labor Trouble May Involve The State
Cleveland's labor trouble may spread as carpenters and employers fail to agree after their March 1 renewal. Harry Schwarzer and Arnold Bell plan talks in Akron with Portage county carpenters to explain the situation, the first outside meeting in a state–wide series. The dispute centers on nonunion workers on same jobs and blanket agreement over carpenters rules. Only three of eleven trades have renewed contracts.
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Cleveland
Harry Schwarzer
Carpenters’ District Council
Arnold Bell
Ohio State Carpenters’ Council
Akron
Carpenters’ Executive Board
Portage County
Employers’ Association
Small Fires Quickly Squashed by Elyria Fire Team
Three minor blazes reported over the weekend to Elyria Fire Department were contained with no injuries or property damage. Squad Co 1 answered a car fire at 910 East River Street caused by a battery short circuit on Saturday night. Sunday afternoon a grease fire at Mrs Wright’s Morgan Street home was extinguished on arrival. Monday morning Squad Co 1 and Engine Co 1 rushed to 542 Lodi Street after a failed kerosene stove ignition. The kerosene exploded but caused no damage.
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Elyria
East River Street
Edward Humphrey
John Matovish
Lodi Street
Carlisle Township Farm Bureau Officers Election Tonight
Carlisle Township holds a farm bureau meeting in the Carlisle town hall this evening to elect officers and discuss local agricultural issues. Members are urged to attend.
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Carlisle Township
Carlsle Township
Farm Bureau
Carlisle Town Hall
Reconciliation Prospect Between Carol and Romanian Royal Family
Bucharest March 24. Pare mer Crown Prince Carel of Roumania and Queen Marie agreed on a plan for reconciliation with Carol and the Romanian royal family. The prince may meet King Ferdinand Queen Marie and Princess Helen in Italy this spring with intermediaries Alexander and Marie of Jugoslavia.
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Bucharest
Carel
Roumainia
Queed Marie
Carol
Ferdinand
Marie
Jiclen
Itaty
Alexander
Jugo Slavia
Alexandrut
Belorade
Marig
Jugoslavia
Marie Ov Roumania
Helen Ialy
Italy
Dover man found not guilty on speeding charge
L Robinson of Dover was found not guilty of speeding before Mayor Bailey at Dover town hall. Represented by A M Keep Lorain County Automobile Club attorney. Robinson was arrested 600 yards west of Cavaliors county ling on March 6 by a Dover motorcycle officer. Club officials urged members to observe speed laws.
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L. Robinson
Bailey
Dover
Robinson
A. M. Keep
Lorain
County Automobile Club
Cavaliors County
Lorain County Automobile Club
Three More Florida Banks Close in Banking Debacle
In Palm Beach area March 14, the First National Bank of Lake Worth and Ocean City Bank of Delray shut their doors after Farmers Bank and Trust Co failed to reopen. The Florida banking crisis widens with six district banks closed in a week and nine in a year. Runs feared at remaining banks as Miami and Jacksonville institutions seek funds to halt further failures. No chartered bank remains open in Palm Beach towns amid the turmoil.
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T Palm Beach
Fila
First National Bank of Lake Worth
Ocean City Bank of del Ray
Farmers Bank and Trust Ca
Florida Finance
Miami
Jacksonsville
Palm Beach
Millionaire Colony Members Signal Possible Hand in Situation
A fragment from the week's closing hints that members of the so called millionaire colony may step in to influence the ongoing situation. The note suggests a possible keystone role but provides few concrete details.
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Thi ‘Millionaire Colony
Option Taken on 550 Acres Sparks Local Rumors
A Lerain real estate man took an option on about 550 acres of Vermilion river land between Vermilion and Birmingham, renewing speculation on its use. Rumors include a hunting reserve and a Cleveland store converting land once hosting the Friends Bible Institute into a golf course, but none are substantiated.
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Vermilion
Birmingham
Vermilion River
Lerain
Friends* Bible Institute
Cleveland
Japanese freighter Jinsho Maru rammed by Empress of Canada
Shanghai March 14 The Japanese freighter Jinsho Maru was rammed amidships by the Canadian ship Empress of Canada near Shanghai. The Jinsho Maru grounded and partially submerged. The chief engineer is missing and two crewmen are critically injured. The Empress of Canada will likely be delayed for repairs.
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Shanghai
Missin
Local Five Wins Northeastern Ohio Basketball Championship
The Fox Furnace team won the industrial league tournament at the Youngstown YMCA, going undefeated through three contests. They defeated Central Steel of Massillon 26 24, then Nickel Plate of Cleveland 46 28, and Steubenville 46 0 in the final to claim the Northeastern Ohio title. The squad played as a cohesive unit with seven players contributing, and no standout stars emerged.
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Northeastern Ohio
Youngstown
Fox Purnace
Elyria
Ohio
Youngstown Y. M.C. A
Incals
Flyina
Beiris
Central Steel
Massilion Massillon
Focal Boys
Paul
Ing
Cleveland
Secont
bin Henry
Jhu? Miller
Cnard
Storm
Ross Miller
Sevehard
Tefk
Fey
Une
Ty Ley
Ukondi
Winters
Steubenville
Fox Boys
Tug¢Eth
Lis
Meanes Fd Ssanimarios
Tie Theese Gang
Leaves Estate Of More Than 25 Millions
The estate of Commodore Gerry of Providence and New York totals over 25 million dollars. The will, probated, leaves New York real estate valued at 25 million to his four children Senator Peter Gerry of Providence, Robert J. Gerry of New York, Miss Antonia Gerry, and Mrs. W.Wrus of London. The estate also includes property in Rhode Island and substantial personal holdings.
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R. i. Marvel
Commoore Ethridge T. Gerry
New York
Commodore G Erry
Fair Children
Peter Goetet Gerry
Providence
Robert J. Gerry
Anertiea Gerry
Sh. Tt. Wrurs
London
Inrector Of U C Inset To Speak In Cincinnati
General Herbert M. Lord, director of the budget, will speak at the annual meeting of the Cincinnati association of purchasing agents on Wednesday. He will discuss National Expenditures and their Relation to the Individual Cities. A committee will welcome him, including the sheriff and city manager.
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Cincinnati
Herbert M. Lord
Washington
CL C. Sheriff
Budeot
Cincotanati Association of
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Fatigue and Toxins
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe remedy for tiredness and sallow skin. It claims the tablets purify the bowels, awaken the liver, and restore beauty with rosy cheeks and youthful energy. The copy emphasizes a long use history and promises harmless, effective results.
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Baenoni
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