Brunen Murder Arrest Expected In New Jersey Case
Riverside New Jersey March 15. Arrest of a suspect in the slaying of circus proprietor John Brunen at his home last Friday night was imminent, officials said. A witness saw a woman appear at a window just before the gunfire, a lead evidence sought by Prosecutor Kelsey. Brunen had written to his sister about fears of a murder plot by his wife and daughter Hazel.
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Riverside
N. J
Mareh
John Brunen
Kelsey
Brunen
Elizabeth Jeske
Hazel
Parker
John T. Bronen
William Deamond Taylor
Taylor
Bronen
Sesassin
John Brumen
Lorain Street Railway Changes Schedule To Improve Connectors
The Lorain Street Railway Co. started a revised timetable today with Carston leaving Elyria at 10 30 and 50 minutes after each hour instead of on the hour and 20 and 40 minutes past. The change aims to better connect with Lake Shore cars at Lorain and Mill workers will be accommodated by added cars as before.
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Lorain Street Railway Co
Carston
Elyria
Lake Shore
Lorain
Joop
Parole Granted to Lorain Hootch Maker Joe Bensak
The Lorain man Joe Bensak, jailed since December 21 for manufacturing liquor, was paroled by county commissioners after paying 200 dollars of a 500 dollar fine plus costs. He agreed to monthly payments to cover the remainder. Jim Copas was jailed for stealing clothes from Robert Walters after pleading guilty and receiving a $10 fine and thirty days.
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Joe Bensak
Lorain
J. George
Bensak
Jim Copas
Poace Court
Robert Walters
Final Draft Of Bonus Bill Is Completed
Premier Lloyd George faces a nervous breakdown as doctors urge a mental fast. In Wales he gardens with villagers and shields himself from correspondence. Washington reports Moraney moves to push the soldiers bonus bill through the House next week under suspension, despite Republican opposition and potential delays from Speaker Gillett. Ways and Means backs Fordney to speed passage with five dissenting members named.
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Criccieth
Wales
London
Lloyd George
Washington
Moraney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Florida
Ways and Means
Fordney
Representative Gillett
Gillett
Ways and Menny Committee
Ways ‘End Means
Kitchin
North Carolina
Garner
Texas
Coller
Mississippi
Tread- Was
Mass
Tilson, Conn
Tube Co Denies Lake Pollution Claim
The National Tube Company issued a statement denying a news agency report that acids from its plant killed thousands of Lake Erie fish last summer. The firm says acids from their plants go to the pickling department and are not discharged into the lake or river, and that the Elyria plant may be the source if any acid caused the deaths.
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Lorain
National Tube Co. Today
Lake Erie
The
Tube Co
Elyria
Ohio winter kill raises wheat damage to fourteen percent
Ohio wheat suffered 14 percent winter kill damage per reports to state agricultural statistician C J West of the federal crop reporting service in Columbus. Two weeks earlier the damage was 10 percent. Gasoline price updates note Station prices unchanged at 23 cents per gallon, while tank wagon deliveries drop one cent per 2 gallons.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Agricultural Statistician
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Mr. West
Standard Oil Company
Riwanian Luncheon Features Silver Fox Ranching Talk
Kiwanis club lunch at the YMCA will hear Thomas G. Alvord Jr discuss fur farming and silver fox ranching. Alvord represents Windswept Farms of Henderson NC and is noted as an eloquent speaker. The industry has grown into a science with companies forming to raise silver fox for skins and farm stock.
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Kiwanis Club
Thomas G. Alvord, Jr
Alvord
Henderson
N. C
Suit for Necessaries Filed in Lorain Court
Sophia Saliay sues Guatier Turkus in Lorain court for 83.33 dollars for goods sold and delivered. An attachment is requested by the plaintiff as part of the action.
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Sophia Saliay
Guatier Turkus
Lorain
Rebels' Fordsburg Bombed as Johannesburg Fights Back
Government troops bombed Fordsburg, a rebel stronghold, for seventy minutes and captured the town. Hundreds of prisoners are reported, with many rebels retreating toward Langlaagte. Johannesburg crowds refugees and routes into the city are congested.
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London
Fordsburg
Hig
South Africa
Johannesburg
Langlaagte
Fatty Arcurkic defense targets discredited witnesses
Bulletin from San Francisco notes that in the third Arcurkic trial the defense plans a vigorous attack on the credibility of state's witnesses. Washington reports include a 25 year extension for a 50 million dollar grain debt, Austrian securities release, and charges of irregularities in the Columbia sale by the Shipping Board with Navy Denby calling the sale perhaps illegal.
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San Francisco
Roscoe “Fatty” Arcurkic
Washington
United States
Austria
Senate
Shipping Board
Columbia
Great Northern
House Naval Affairs Committee
Navy Denby
Carpenters Wage Cut At Lorain Contractors
Lorain building contractors announced a reduction to seven cents per hour for carpenters this year from ninety cents last year. The carpenters will vote on the cut at a meeting to be held Friday night.
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Lorain
Fishing Season Opens at Lorain Port
Lorain marks the 1922 fishing season opening as all boats go out to place nets. The first fresh catch is expected late this afternoon.
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Lorain
Fire devastates Chicago Union Depot district. one fireman killed
A major blaze levelled seven blocks in Chicago's Union Depot district with $5 to $10 million in losses and over 20,000 jobless. One fireman, James J. McGovern, died while many were injured as authorities suspect incendiary origin and arrest Frank Carsey.
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Chicago
Union Depot
Frank Costello
Frank Carfey
Burlington
James J. McGovern
Frank Carsey
Bee
Fire damages welding plant on East Bridge street
East Side Welding Co. on East Bridge street suffered a major rear fire last night with unknown origin. Patrolman Faulhaber reported the alarm at 10 30. Hose Co. No 1 and Engine Co. No 2 fought the flames, destroying part of the roof and a Mitchell car owned by John Minnich. Loss about 1500 dollars insured.
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East Side Welding Co
East Bridge Street
Faulhaber
Hose Co. No. 1
Central Station
Engine Co. No. 2
East Side
Alvely
Mitchell
John Minnich
Armed bandits rob payroll of $9,000 in Edgewater
Three armed men held up the paymaster of Kellogg, Spencer & Sons in Edgewater New Jersey today and stole $9,000 from the payroll.
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Edgewater
N. J
Kellogg, Spencer & Sons
Arbor and Bird Day Set for April 7 in Ohio
Columbus March 15 The governor proclaimed April 7 as Arbor and Bird Day and urged all Ohio schools and civic groups to observe it, saying the youth feel kinship with primitive forces and find joy in nature’s manifestations.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Governor's Committee Reports Reorganization Cuts Costs
A court filing shows Harriet Beazell sues Henry Wick for 10000 in a collision at Middle avenue and Eighth street on November 21. The beeath quotes injuries and loss of teaching work. In Columbus a state survey claims $3.5 million annual savings from Dunn act reorganizations in six months, with recommendations to cut personnel and streamline state operations.
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Harriet Beazell
Henry. Wick
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Beazell
Columbus
Avis
George E. Frazer
Chicago
United Stattes Shiping Board
Fraser & Torhet
New
Davis
Ohio
Davia
Oil Inspection Divison
State Utilities Comission
Department of Pubic Works
Finance Department
Evangelist vow from jail hides grim past of 13 wives
In Indianapolis Jetiah Moore once called husband to thirteen women announces a turn to preaching while jailed on bigamy embezzlement and grand larceny charges. He says he will warn others and live a Christian life hoping to be an evangelist after release.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mareh
Lsft
Jetiah Moore
Iman
Fire Marshal Critiques School Safety Efforts
Columbus dispatch notes State Fire Marshal and Marshal Dykeman criticizing school boards for laxity in school-house safety. He recounts inspections with principals and custodians, urges authorities to act and aims for greater safety in schools.
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Columbus
Marshal Dykeman
Ohio Vets Aid Urged as March 20 Jobless Day Proclaimed
Ohio officials urge action to aid unemployed World War I veterans. A proclamation declares March 20 as a day to focus on employment provisions and relief efforts for veterans in need.
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Columbus
Day
Davis
Ohio
Centenarian Bridezilla Ends Wedding Jilt in Kansas City
Emma McMahon, 100 and four months, ends wedding after groom-to-be Sims Berry, 80, balks at joining the ceremony. Reporters flocked but Berry left in anger, wedding canceled and McMahon declares no one can trifle with her nuptials.
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Kansas City
Emma McMahon
Sims
Berry
Dow
Mei
Executors Seek Court To Interpret Braun Will
In St. Peter's neighborhood court today Adolph Braun as executor and Mathilda Braun asked the court to construe and clarify the will of Susanne L. Braun. The document raises questions about the meaning of several clauses and the executor seeks legal guidance to resolve uncertainties.
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Adolph Braun
Susanne L. Braun
Mathilda
Adolph Braw
St. Peter's Evangelical
Su Braun
Wellington Woman Charged With Receiving Stolen Goods
Mrs. Ila Carinit of Wellington was arraigned yesterday afternoon on charges of receiving stolen petty property. She pleaded not guilty and was released on $500 bail. Harry Williams, linked to freight at Wellington, remains to be arraigned.
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Lla Carcnit
Welling
Jo George
Harry Williams
Lorea Rats
Wellington
Brightom
Jemiey
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Harry P. Schiff
Schaefer & Co
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Austin and Atelantic
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Peter Cooper Hewitt
Anne
Paris
Pedar Bruguiere
Neuilly
Governor’s Committee
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Nashville
Tern
Maurice Mays
Duiz
Birdie Lindsay
Knoxville
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Jill
Cour
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