Probe to scrutinize Ohio hotel graft claims in senate session
Cleveland March 17 The Ohio senate plans a swift probe into alleged hotel graft linked to Marshall bill aiding hoteliers from guest liability. Leaders Bender and Burke say charges are serious and want a full inquiry. Marshall supports the move and expects the legislature to uncover the truth.
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Cleveland
Tumark
Curahoga County
Senate
Pratt
State Senate
George H. Bender
Cuyahoga County
J. F. Burke
Lorain County
Columbus
Senate Cities Committee
J. L. Marshall
International News Service Today
Bender and Burke
Bandits Reported in Pacific Coast County Robbery
Armed deputy sheriffs rushed to South 25 miles from Tacoma after long distance telecasts reported that the Pacific Coast County was held up by bandits. The amount obtained was not reported.
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Tle
Wash
South
Tacoma
Pacific Coast Coulty
District Meet S Teachers A Success
Rietta March 17 The Henrietta centralized building hosted a district education meeting with members from Camden Penfield and Henrietta presiding. Morning sessions covered building plans and school visits while talks by Principle Marshal Pen Principle DeWitt Brigh Olson and Dr Frank Ward of Oberlin outlined concerns on funding.
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Rietta
Henrietta
The
of Education and Teachers
Cochester
Camden
Penfield
Inch
DeWitt
Olson
Hent
Frank Ward
Oberlin
Car Crash Injures Five In Cincinnati Intersection
March 17 report says one person seriously injured, two bruised, two taken to a hospital after a collision at Sprinziana and Hamilton. Patrolman Leo Wereth investigated potential contusion among the victims.
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Innati
Sprinziana
Hamilton
Pattniman
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Prison Weekly Editor Role Spurs Local Sheriff Change
March 17 report notes Tim, named editor of the prison weekly, taking over a post he held previously. References to Sheriff Lever and a fatal shooting involving Fred JT from Chicago appear, with Walter Stevens described as a notorious gunman connected to county authorities.
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Tim
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Eags
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Asa
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Walter Stevens
Toda
Blast damages Youngstown Terrace apartment building
In Youngstown on March 17 an explosion wrecked a two story 32 room apartment building, causing property damage around £8200. Occupants were awakened and escaped unharmed as a three hour fire followed. the building is owned by Dr. Brody of Cleveland.
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Youngstown
Brody
Cleveland
Railroads move toward final approval at Frankfort meeting
State briefs report the Toledo St. Louis and Western railroad stockholders voting final approval for renationalization in Frankfort. Nickel Plate Railroad offices in Cleveland announce the develop. Internal revenue chief predicts a 25 million increase in TEER income tax collections in the district based on first quarter gains. Jerome Jean begins duties as a public protector appointed by Governor Denahy.
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Cleveland
Frankfort
Intl
Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad
Nickel Plate Railroad
Columbus
N. M. Miller
Mira
Jerome Jean
Gnavernor Denahey
Wateon
Cox
Raid Seizes Large Beer Haul in Ohio Streets
March 17 raid by Cleveland, Girard and Trumbull county officers seized a large beer shipment on West Federal Street in Youngstown. The contraband car and trucks carried 51 barrels valued at $20,000. A gun battle earlier at Church Hill left officer Von Wright with a foot wound. four drivers were arrested, including Ed Gauchlin who pleaded guilty to transporting liquor and was fined $1000.
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Youngstown
Smiths Browe
Federal Street
Cleveland
Girard
Trumsull
Ohio
George Southwell
Jeane
Church Hill
von Wright
Ed Gauchlin
Struthers
Mavror Wilson
Reception Honors Newton D Baker and Wife at Church Dinner
More than two hundred people attended a reception and dinner hosted by the Men’s Club of the First Congregational church in honor of Mr and Mrs Newton D Baker. Mrs Baker spoke on minimum wage and shared experiences from Washington D C showing wages must ensure healthy living. The program featured songs by Mr Herbert Harroun and Mrs James Hall with accompaniment by Mr Harold Richie.
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First Congregational Church
Newton Jp. Baker
Baker
Carl Johnston
America
Nicholas van der Py
Oberlin
Herbert Harroun
Stevenson
Masefield
James Hall
Harold Richie
Washington D. C
Filene
Boston
Wader
California
Ohio
Governor halts highway contracts over bid concerns
Governor Donahey ratified a directive to refuse payment on three December and January highway contracts awarded to the Highway Construction Co. The order cites low bids and potential savings of about 104000. He criticized overbuilding and urged use of suitable materials, citing possible liens and forest considerations in Ohio.
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Leon , Herrick
WW. FE. Baker
Highway Construction Co
Lorain County
Oberlin-Elyria
Cottesbrooke
Country Club
Qgberlin-Nor Walk
Norwalk
Chusrin Falls
Bey Werte
COT
Charge filed in murder case at Defiance
March 17 a formal murder charge will be filed against Brown of Defiance for allegedly killing his daughter Celia, 24, whose body was found shot in the head. Neighbors say Brown believed his ill daughter would be better off dead and planned to kill her. Coroner G E Winn to hold inquest. insanity proceedings probable.
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Mi Ting
Celia
Brown
Dele
G. E. Winn
Wife Should Work Causes Jail Terrible Outcome
Leroy Van Oradaie, once of larain, was jailed for ten days after a contempt of court charge. Judge Tho informed him his claim that his wife should work was flawed and he faced immediate imprisonment for the contempt ruling.
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Leroy van Oradaie
Larain
Jai
Jude
Sump Sues For A Swigree In Local Court
Mag Lewis W Sump files suit in county court seeking claim for a swigree. Details are unclear due to broken OCR but case involves a dispute between Sump and an unnamed party in Ceres. Proceedings set for a later date with expected filings and responses.
Estate Bequest Sought After Missing Relative Inquiry
In an unclear notice a letter requests information on a £1000 estate tied to a relative. The message states a relative is missing and asks anyone with knowledge to come forward, with unspecified contacts and details.
Fragmentary OCR note with names and hints of events
A garbled text fragment mentions people including Mre and Mrs. Fira and names like Loran. It references dates and places in a distorted manner, lacking coherent structure or clear event details.
Germany and Ruhr mediation stance clashes with France
Washington reports the German embassy told Secretary Hughes there is no request for mediation by the United States. Berlin says Paris action against the Ruhr is unfriendly and insists only direct German proposals will be considered. State Department notes no US plans to intervene and will remain aloof as France and Germany maneuver.
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Germany
Washington
Hugh
United States
State Department
Hughes
France
Harding
Lorain youths bound over in auto theft case
Howard Walker and Bernard Herren of Lorain were arraigned before Mayor Jones on charges of operating an automobile without the owner's consent. They pleaded guilty and were bound over to await grand jury action under $1,090 bond each, then released on bond.
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Howard Walker
Bernard Herren
Lorain
J. F. Burke
Oberlin
Cottesbrook Bridge
Mayor Jones
Governor Signs Three Measures for eras
Gov signs three acts amid a formal ceremony. The bills address fiscal aid, economic policy, and administrative reform. Officials from the statehouse confirmed the measures will affect local governments and state agencies starting next year.
Double murder in Cincinnati shocks inquest verdict
Coroner rules Miss Ethel Goodwin and her former husband Harry Liermann were murdered. Key witnesses Miss Rose Ryer and W Horace Schmidlapp testified at the inquest, while detectives questioned motive and the possibility of suicide. The case, unfolding amid broader remarks by former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker on the League of Nations, highlights a tense mix of crime and international policy discourse.
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Cincinnati
Ethel Goodwin
Harry Liermann
Hendley
Rose Riyer
W. Horace Schmidlapp
Liermann
Edward Siper
Vine Street
Liermarnn
Miss Goodwin
Schmidlanp
Miss Krier
Aliss Krier
John Tite Former Resident Dies at 70 in Cleveland
The death of John Tite aged 70 occurred yesterday at his home 15719 Huntsmere Avenue Cleveland He was an Elyria native son of the late William Tite who lived for years at Fifth Street and East Avenue A machinist by trade he had resided in Cleveland for some time Funeral services will be held at his home Monday at 1 PM with burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery
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Congregational Church
France
Stuhr
Baker
League of Nations
Co-Operative Union of the Nations
Beeneath
Wilson
Harding
America
Mwnieh
First Congregational Church
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Franklin
Lyons
Galleys
Mr. Franklin
Mr Franklin
Salley
Joan Tite
Johnny
Huntsmere Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
William Tite
Fifth Street
East Avenue
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Medora Andress Aites Wedensday Wedding Notice
Medora Andress Aites Wednesday wedding notice refers to a marriage event for Mrs. Medora Andress Aites. The fragment mentions a conduct or rates context but lacks clear details on date, place, or participants.
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Medora Andress Aites
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