Panel debates Logan Company rate increases in public hearing
March 15 hearing before the public utilities commission featured Mouser of Marion urging repeal of the Pence act to curb utility price hikes since the law passed. Rep Ball presented lists and attorneys for utilities as advocates and opponents clashed over the measure with next hearings set for Wednesday.
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Lumbus. O
Grant B. Mouse
Marion
Aftor
Mouser
Cits
Logan Company
Nuser
Cincinnati & Irban Bell
Commis
Quser
Ken
Harry Ball
Porteth
Three Held in Cleveland Murder Case
In Cleveland Ohio March 15 Mayner confessed complicity in the murder of Jasper Russell a plant foreman at the Midland Steel Company. He named the gunman who fired the fatal shot and police searched for the suspect. Mayner said they robbed the plant office safe hearing the approach of the foreman then fled the mill road and heard a shot. The named gunman was arrested after reporting to his shop job. No formal charges had been filed.
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Cleveland
Mayner
Po- 3
Jasper Russell
Tchman
Midland Steel
Mpany
Techbman
Mill
Caplan Emmett
Murder at Hamilton Sparks Arrest in Surprise Confession
In Hamilton on March 15 James K. Mitias and his daughter Catherine were killed in a family dispute. Foley, the daughter's husband, allegedly confessed after a confrontation at the father in law's home.
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Tamilton
James K. Mitias
Catherine
Mitts
Ferguson loses citizenship again under Moody action
The Texan bill repealing the two year old amnesty for ex Governor James Ferguson passes the house and awaits Governor Moody’s signature. Senate already approved the measure. If signed, Ferguson’s citizenship would be removed, restoring the prior status after his impeachment and amnesty.
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Austin
Tex
James Ferguson
Texas
Dan Moody
House
Senate
Ferguson
Offic
Moody
Vinces schooner seized with liquor by U S cutters
The British schooner Vinces was seized by the coast guard cutter Mascoutin in St. Helena Sound off South Carolina. It carried 2,000 cases of liquor from Halifax after trying to land along the northeast coast. The ship will be towed to Charleston for custody.
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Washington
Vinces
Coast Guard
St. Helena Sound
South Carolina
Halifax
Boston
New York
Charleston
Woman Fights Off Phantom Clubber in Toledo
Mrs Hazel Spence 22 fled a dark Toledo street when a man believed to be the phantom clubber sprang from behind a tree. She reached her home safely as police and neighbors searched the area but the assailant eluded capture.
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Toledo
Hazel Spence
Income Tax Returns Due By Midnight Tonight
The Internal Revenue Bureau warns that all individuals must file income tax returns by midnight tonight to avoid penalties. Single filers with income of 1200 dollars or more and married filers with income of 35590 dollars or more must file, regardless of tax due. Treasury estimates monthly collections around 525 million dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Koreau
Treasury
Austin City Manager Shot by Health Officer in Long Dispute
Adam R. Johnson, city manager of Austin, Texas, remained in unchanged condition after five bullet wounds. Dr. K W Goddard, city health officer, allegedly involved in a long standing disagreement, was arrested and later killed himself with a penknife.
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Austin
Tex
Adam R. Johnson
K. W. Goddard
Goddard
Johnson
Thei
Senator King to Visit Haiti Despite Ban
San Iuan Porto Rico March 1 Senator King a Democratic Utah lawmaker says he will enter Haiti despite being declared undesirable by the Haitian government. He accuses President Borno of fearing revolt and plans to assert his rights as a United States senator regardless of force.
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Porto Iteo
King
Dem
Utah
Hait
Horne
Santo Domingo
Borno
United States
Local Bond Issue Sparks Wide Inquiries
City auditor Ales Schilleman announced plans to sell bonds for a new sewage disposal plant on Friday March 25. The sale will total 729 990 dollars, with 156 inquiries from bond houses nationwide. Bonds mature in 25 years at 4.5 percent interest.
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Ales Schilleman
Local shoplifter targets Elyria streets in odd spree
A robber jimmied Standen's grocery at 5091 East River Street but took six decks of poker cards while candy at Conry's on Cleveland Street was only lightly touched. Police seek to understand motives and identify the suspect.
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Elyria
Standen's Grocery
East River Street
Conry's
Cleveland Street
Elvira High School Deliberates in New Forensic Program
Elvira High School debaters prepare for a Friday match with Cleveland Freight s and Cleveland Tweights while musicians Veda Wayter Helen Stoth Gertrude Juste and Emil Kasper perform piano and violin in a first ever Lake Hile League dual debate and music contest.
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Elvrra High School
Cleveland Freights
Miss Coulter
Veda Wayter
Genoal
Helen Stoth
Cleveland
Gertrude Juste
Emil Kasper
Viel
Lake Hile League
Cleveland Heights
Donald Tiley
Russell Miller
Moris Klein
Arenpy
Harry Hyman
Eden Smith
Willam Glover
Browning Wins Court Fight Over Separation
The New York American reports Edward W. Browning won his suit for separation from his young wife Peaches, who lost her counter suit and alimony chances. The paper cites an authoritative advance opinion from Supreme Court Justice Seeger who presided over the case.
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New York
Rescue parties find mother with frozen bodies of two children
Rescue teams discovered Mrs. D. W. Amburger unconscious in rugged wilderness near Vaistey, Oregon, with the frozen remains of two of her children beside her. Her infant, still alive, clung to her, as authorities continued a long, arduous search after the family lost their way.
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Paisley
Oregon
D. W. Amburger
Vaistey
Shoe
Pardon Granted for Man Convicted of Manslaughter
Governor Donahey pardons Matt Novyile of Lecyain who served time for manslaughter to avoid deportation on a mor turpitude charge. Prosecution and defense officials note his Serbian wartime service and a fatal knife incident at his Lorain home two years ago prompted the clemency.
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Invernor Donahey
Matt Novyville
Lec Yain
Noviacie
Alytn
Mansliuzhter
WB Thompson
Oan
Tay Vandemark
Aa Erst Int
Novincie
Adams
Noviark
Contlanea
Flanmes Claim Mother and Child in Farmhouse Fire
In Rome township Athens district on March 15 an explosion from attempted arson by Error cena fatally burned Mrs. Walliant Douglass 28 and Willie Douglass 4 in their farmhouse. The mother and son died. three other children, including a baby, survived. A nearby barn and house were damaged.
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Athens
Marth
Errocena
Walliant Douglass
Willan
Rome
Babs
Barat
State Legislature Pay Shortfall Reported
In COLewBIS O March 15 the state faces a cash crunch as legislators may lack funds to cover March pay. The General Assembly receives 200 for each of the first five months of session and 1000 for the remaining fiscal year, with January and February already paid, leaving a March payroll of 34 600.
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Colewbis
General Assembly
Legisdatora
Men Slumbering in Car Near Bates Corners Stir Sheriff Fight
Four alleged automobile thieves are in the county jail after a deputy sheriff sustained a jab to the nose in a daytime pursuit near Bates Corners Henrietta. A telephone tip led Harsey Crehore and Steve Cowles to the scene where four men slept in a car. The suspects named themselves as Robert Englemier Wille Jones of Scranton Pa Thomas Nollen and Ted New of Buffalo. Englemier driven while Cowles rode beside him Crehore and the other two men pursued in a separate car with Sluggo in command. The pursuit intensified when Englemier stopped abruptly with No 2 ending the excerpt.
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Steve Cowless
Nasheedan
Hates’ Corners
Henrietta
Harsey Crehore
Steve Cowle
Adolph Dautl
Buffalo
Robert Englemier
Wille Jones
Scranton
Thomas Nollen
Ted New
Cowles
Noah
Englemier
Jones
Cowle
Crehore
Engleminn
Goga
No. 2
Ruling Favors Sinclair Case
Wastington March 15 The government won a victory in the trial of Garry F Sinclair a wealthy oil operator as a defense motion for a not guilty verdict was overruled Judge Hitz denied the claim that HRincat was not subpoenaed and sworn before the Senate air committee The judge held questions Sinclair refused to answer were pertinent to the investigation The case moved to the jury after lengthy testimony on Sinclair s refusal to testify the defense pressed 44 jury instruction requests while the government offered one
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Garry F. Sinclair
Senate
Wm. Hitz
Defenda Lawsera
Hrincat
Senate Air Committee
Justles Tutz
Sinclair
Senate Af
Busy Day for Income Tax at Elyria Post Office
The income tax department faced a busy day at the Elyria post office as officials warned that willful failure to file on time could bring penalties up to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to one year. Officials note 26 percent surcharges apply on unpaid amounts.
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Income
Elyria
Toran
Two Boys Held In Batavia For Theft Of Auto
Two youths were jailed in Batavia today for auto theft. Mlyde Grimes, 18, of Columbus and J. J. Kelly, 24, of Catlettsburg admitted driving the automobile and acknowledging the theft. The vehicle was to be turned over to Columbus authorities.
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Merrey
Mlyde Grimes
Columbus
J. J. Kelly
Catlettspare
Fred Croswell
Comlumbus
Trial of Ford Begins in Federal Court in Detroit
Federal court in Detroit opened proceedings in the libel suit by Aaron Sapiro against Henry Ford. Judge Raymond denied motions to compel revisions to Sapiro's complaint while allowing future evidence on disputed points. Jury selection included several Iowa jurors and questions about affiliations with Jewish organizations, with jurors stating readiness for trial.
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Federal Court Room
Detroit
Pord- Sapiro
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Saptro
Aaron Sapirov
Ashth
Raymond
Hhey
Tha Vyentremen
Tha “Sapira
Iowa
Ilu
Caplan
IL Greenpure
Jira
Frank O. Lowden
Trllpols
Robert Bingham
Loutaville
Bernard Baruch
Eugene Meyer
Arthur Ruhl
Ford
Menry Gallagaher
Sipiro
Talesman
Peniter Reed
Talesman Greenhere
Greenberg
Reed
Fo Duneb
Attorney Morgan Edgar Leaps From Liner United States Leviathan
Morgan Edgar a prominent New York and Summit attorney died by suicide by leaping from the deck of the United States Leviathan while anchored off quarantine near New York. The incident occurred overnight, with Edgar known for his legal prominence in New York City.
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Usviathan
New York
Morgan Edgar
Summit
United States Leviathan
Retired Gallipolis Capitalist Dies at Daughter's Home
Gallipolis March 15 telegram reports Capt John Shepard a retired merchant and capitalist died suddenly at his daughter’s home in Huntington. The obituary notes his prominent roles in local business and civic life and the suddenness of his passing.
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Gallipolis
John (. Shepard
Stuntington
Leopold linked to Joliet prison escape and 1200 convicts plot
Chicago March 15 authorities said Nathan Leopold the thrill slayer may be connected to a poisoning plot aimed at freeing about 1,200 inmates at the Illinois State penitentiary Joliet. The disclosure follows an order to question Leopold regarding the Will county jail escape of three Mexicans among six men sentenced to hang for Deputy Warden Klein’s murder.
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Chicago
Llinois
Joliet
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Leopold
Will County
Peter Klein
Klein
Heavy fighting in China cut Nanking Shanghai railroad line
Reports from Shanghat describe tonesse troops achieving a near term objective by severing the Nanking Shanghai railroad line. The Cantonese pressed from Soochow toward Nanking as fighting raged between Shing and Changhing. Allies moved to pull missionaries from Nanking area amid rising unrest.
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Nanking
Shanghai
Shanghat
Cantonesse
Soochow
Shing
Changhing
Ichung
Flood Waters Recede After Tennessee Weekend Storm
Middle Tennessee rivers gradually fell after heavy weekend rains damaged highways railbeds and property. The Cumberland crested near forty feet two feet above flood stage and began to subside, with water remaining high near Savannah while officials expected normal levels later in the week.
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Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Cumberland
Savannsh
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