Riots and plots threaten peace in state and Ireland
The report lists 1845.20 owed by Peace William D as Belmont township treasurer, detailing misapplied funds and court procedures. In Dublin a captured document outlines republican plots to assassinate officials, burn homes, and shoot enemies on sight, amid St Patrick's Day tensions over a scheduled boxing match.
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William D. Vside
Belmont
Belmont Cownd Township
Treasuries
State Bureau of Writing
Justice
Rds
Don W. Connor
Justice Piper
Piper
Mt County
Dublin
Free State
Dail Eireann
Senate
Jude State
Stret Service
Republican Movement
New Kimmage Manor
St. Patrick's Day
Siki
Mike McTigue
Eamonn Devalera
Scala
Trish
St. Patricks Day
McTigue
Moving Picture Theaters
Murder Trial Continues With Witness Testimony
A murder trial resumes as witnesses, including Mrs Mary Pet and others, recount events leading to the fatal shooting. The state presents maps and details of injuries while testimonies focus on prior abuse and the sequence of confrontations. Court adjourns to continue Monday morning as a large crowd remains outside.
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Mary Petof
Wotha
Makes shift to begin Belgium march 15
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear items including a date March 15 and numbers like 48.990.000 and 1,520. The readable portion suggests a note or brief about Belgium with a formal date, but content is garbled and lacks coherent events or names.
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Gerpard
Bandits Artist's Model Scene Sketched In Murky Tale
Fragmentary copy from a city page hints at an incident involving an artist and an alleged bandit. Details are unclear but mention a garment, a bottle, feces and a natural cause theory. A suspect identified as an old offender pleaded guilty and faced costs, with detention ordered by the mayor.
French Troop Train Derailed in Rhineland
A French troop train veered off Rails after a switch was blocked by German forces in the Rhineland. One chasseur was killed, three wounded, and three railroad workers injured as the sixth and twelfth battalions of French chasseurs were en route to reinforce Ruhr troops.
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Paris
Rhineland
Ruhr
Three Men Held for Murder in Ottawa County Robbery
In Toledo on March 14 1938 Robert Farmer 19 Don Reaves 22 and Henry Hipp 21 were arrested on first degree murder charges in a secret Ottawa county grand jury indictment linked to the November 1 1937 Gegehek robbery. A Pennsylvanian-based suspect is mentioned and police warn the public to aid in capture.
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Toledo
Robert Farmer
Don Reaves
Henry Hipp
Eatl
Ottawa County
Grand Jary
Tophers
Windfield
Rhedert
Everty
EPEC
Pennssinania
Spaulding Rites Saturday At Home
Funeral services for Earl Spaulding will be held at his home on Broad Street this Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Dixon. The service follows his death and notices the address 2177 EO Broadstreet.
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Earl Spaulding
Edwin Kf
Timberman Surrenders to Ohio Penitentiary
Co. C. Timberman former Lorain safety director admits serving a two year term after his Ohio Supreme Court appeal fails. Sheriff Underhill confirms telegram from Columbus reporting Timberman safe behind walls. Wife remains in Lorain during his sentence.
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Co. C
C. Timberman
Sherif! Underhill
Timberman
Supreme Court
Lorain
Notre Dame De Gras Fire Ravages Montreal Hospital
In Montreal a Catholic hospital for incurables Notre Dame De Gras burned, suspected arson destroying the seventeenth church structure in a year. Nuns nurses and attendants saved 350 patients as losses reach 1 million dollars. The chaplain risked his life to save the sacred host from the chapel.
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Montreal
Que
Notre Dame de Gras
Little Hospital
Elyria Birthday Celebration Marking Founding City History
Tomorrow marks the 106th birthday anniversary of Elyria settlement. Heman Ely Sr founder A Beebe Ebenezer Langs later Ohio chief justice Luther Lane the good deacon Ned and Ann Snow left Springfield Massachusetts February 20 1917. Beebe arrived here March 17 on foot.
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Elyria
Heman Ely, Sr
A. Beebe
Ebenezer Langs
Ohio
Luther Lane
Ned
Ann Snow
Springfeld
Mass
Mr. Beebe
Sheriff Compliment From Grafton W C T U
Sheriff Underhill received a letter of high praise from the Grafton W C T U for his work enforcing the amendment. The group voted on March 8 to extend their appreciation to his deputy for grand efforts in upholding the measure.
Fred G C Cragin Dead After Extended Illness at Grafton
Fred G Cragin, long time LaGrange resident, died in Las Home hospital after an extended illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete with burial planned in LaGrange. Other details about his survivors and service were not fully readable.
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Grafton
Mara
Fred c. Leracin
Las Home
LaGrange
LaGranse
Mother Bequeaths $80,000 to Life-Saving Brakeman
In Arcola Illinois Marion Chittenden sues to overturn a will in which his mother Mrs Truth Chittenden leaves the bulk of a $50,000 estate to Grover C Ennis a railroad brakeman who saved her life. The son receives only $0 and the will bars him from contest. Ennis is named chief beneficiary but has since disposed of the properties.
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Arcola
Ill
Marion Chittenden
Truth Chittenden
Grover C. Ennis
Ennis
Legacy Reveals Romance Smolders Forty Years
Utica dispatch tells how Elizabeth Elmer Bailey and Lewis Wallace, childhood sweethearts, pursued separate lives before Wallace’s death in California. Wallace left Bailey a vast fruit ranch. she plans to move to California in May or June to reside on the property.
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Utica
Elizabeth Elmer Bailey
Lewis Wallace
Tod
Aso
Horace
Lewi
Elizabeth
New York
Elizabeth Elmer
Earlville
A. K. Bai
California
Ohio House debates biennial budget and school laws
In Columbus on March 16 the house considers a $72,060,209.55 biennial appropriation bill, surpassing the prior two-year total by over $17 million after eliminating the direct state levy. Debates center on the Fox bill and school building plan approvals, with party splits and support for governor Donahey’s recommendations.
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Columbus
Fox
Directors of Education and Industrial Relations
House
Donahey
Senate
House Schools Committee
Senate Taxation Committee
Cleveland
Donaher Fan
Ohio
Davis Named Assistant to Work Secretary in Idaho
Former Governor D. W. Davis of Idaho is appointed today as assistant to the secretary of the interior. Davis, born in Wales, spent much of his life in Iowa and later entered the iron business in Idaho.
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Davis
Washington
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Waleent
Iowa
Ladho
Russell Given Paternity Victory
A court verdict favored the plaintiff in a sensational divorce case over alleged infidelity. The ruling highlighted a prior affair and cited paternity as a central factor in the decision.
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Russell
Judge Thase Refuses To Move Slayer Case in Dedham
In Dedham Massachusetts on March 14 Judge Thase refused to grant a move in the murder case against Neal Sarco, related to a fatal shooting in a South county town. The decision affects the investigation into Bartolono Va Voor and a high profile murder tied to fast moving local crime reports.
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Dedham
Mass
Thase
Bartolono
Congress Plans Tax Reforms To Ease Burden On Workers
March 16. Treasury experts advocate reducing income tax rates and revising the 1921 revenue act to remove inequities and broaden the tax base. Officials expect amendments to lower surtax rates and shift some operating costs away from wage earners toward higher earners.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Treasury Actuaries
The
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Unsolved Klan Murders Shock Louisiana Parish
In Morehouse parish Louisiana state authorities pin the hooded mob slayings on the Ku Klux Klan as a grand jury finds insufficient evidence to convict. Watt Taniel and Thomas Richards are named victims as community tension rises after a ten day probe.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana
Parish
Watt Taniel
Thomas Richards
Klan
Medora Andress Called to City Pioneer Role
Medora Andress, noted as a city pioneer, is summoned for a leadership role in Washington. The brief item marks her as a prominent local figure connected with civic progress.
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Medora Andress
Property Losses Big Throughout State and Nation
A severe wind and storm caused widespread damage across the state and nation. Bricks and chimneys collapsed injuring no one, trolley poles and wires failed in Dover and Brunswick townships, and numerous store signs and a long chicken coop were destroyed. Weather reports warned a northeastward move toward Europe with escalating velocity.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Railway
Dover Township
Brunswick Township
Cluley's
Ohio Hotel
Weal Bridge Street
Topliff Hotel
Peter Clement
Washington
Missouri Valley
Middle West
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Europa
Weather Bureau
Tornado Toll In Savage Mississippi Rages Across Town
Five killed and fifty injured as a tornado demolished Savage Mississippi with every house razed and trees uprooted. Reports say two residents died at the wrecked store of John Kerr and others were blown toward the Coldwater River amid widespread destruction and injuries.
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Savage
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Railway
John Kerr
Sarah
Charles Kidd
Coldwater
Tupelo
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