Indict Shepherd and Faiman Today in Typhus Death
Chicago dates reveal formal indictments against William D. Shepherd and Dr Charles C Faiman for murder in the McClintock typhus death case. Indictments cover 21 counts each as the grand jury returns true bills amid ongoing probate and will contest proceedings connected to the McClintock fortune.
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Chicago
Wiilim D. Shepherd
Charles C Faman
William Nelson McClntock
McChintock
Shepherds Attesness—Aiditmentar
Shepherds Counsel
Shepnerd
Faiman
William Nelson McClintock
McClintock
William D Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
MecClintock
Shepherd
Harry Olsen
C. C. Faiman
National University of Science
Grand Jury
Dr. Farman
Speeding Patrols Tighten Grip on Lod Street
Lod street earns notice as speeding hazard with drivers fined or jailed for violations. Patrolman Lilo Sweet leads a motorcycle crackdown, arresting several offenders in days, though court appearances and penalties vary. Ribrig faced 34 mph arrest with fines and suspended costs, while Goldstein and Pearson faced 34 to 38 mph charges. Warrenfeltz expected to answer for exceeding 30 mph after contested speed readings.
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Lod
Lilo Sweet
Lawrence Ribrig
Clinton Avenue
Patralmin Sweet
Rahrig
Leon
Samuel Goldstein
Erie Avenue
Loram
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Co. G. Pearsons
Oxford Street
J. P. Warrenfeltz
High Street
Warrenfeltz
Frank Mayo Wife Suit Sparks NYC Courtroom Scandal
In New York on March 18 two explanations surfaced after a raid on screen star Frank Mayo's flat led by his wife Dagmar Godowsky, revealing Miss Ann Luther there. Luther, separated from Ed Gallagher, described the scene as odd as Mayo stood in a bathrobe with Luther scrambling to adjust her gown. Mayo’s wife announced plans to sue for divorce.
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New York
Frank Mayo
Dagmar Godowsky
Ann Luther
Mayo
Miss Godowsky
Miss Luther
Ed Gallagher
Gallagher and Shean
Dagmar
Frank
TWO DIVORCE CASES FILED IN LORAIN COUNTY COURT
Two divorce actions were filed today. Florince Blowers of Elyria sues Ralph Blowers alleging refusal to provide for her and child and mentions past assaults. Joseph Randolph of Lorain accuses Alice Randolph of extreme cruelty depriving him of sleep and causing stress harming his health and job. Colonel Wickham Dies in Norwalk. Colonel P Wickham, 88, Civil War veteran and former congressman and common pleas judge, dies.
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Florince Blowers
Elyria
Ralph Blowers
Joseph Randolph
Lorain
Alice Randolph
Wickham
Norwalk
Olonel
P. Wickham
Gettysburg
Wickam
Congress
Eas
Finland's finances saved by Risto Ryti credit appointment
Credit stabilization for Finland is credited to Risto Ryti governor of the Bank of Finland. A former London legal researcher, he was elected to parliament in 1919 where he chaired the financial committee and earned the task of preventing bankruptcy.
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Finland
Risto Ryti
Bank of Finland
London
Eagles to discuss pension bill and screen film in Elyria
Worthy State President Steve J. Leser leads Fraternal Order of Eagles officers from northern Ohio for a Sunday meeting in Elyria. About seventy five visitors are expected as Old Age Pension committee members dine with guests. Plans focus on pushing a pension bill in the legislature and educating members, with the Grand Theatre showing the film Under the Eagles Wins on April 23 24 and 25 to promote the cause.
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Worthy
Steve J. Leser
Order of Eagles
Ohio
Old Age Pension Committee
Order
Elyria Aerie
Grand Theatre
Treasurers Duties Highlight Cleveland Case Trial
In Cleveland Ohio March 18 the trial of Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount Company proceeds as prosecutors seek conviction for issuing a false financial statement. W V Tompkins Ohio Printing testified the printed statements were sent to 27 000 stockholders bondholders and customers. Kirby and his wife showed calm interest. Edward L Peck read company by laws detailing treasurer duties and Kirby appeared anxious as his wife traveled from California to witness the proceedings.
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Cleveland. O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Intervels
W. V. Tompkins
Ohio Printing Company
Kirby
Tompkins
Edward L Peck
Ee Company
Iinute
Raymond L. Poland
Peck
Cleveland
California
Henry W Ingersoll to get farm degree at Ohio State
Henry W Ingersoll of Elyria will receive a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from Ohio State University at spring commencement on Friday March 20. He specialized in dairying in the College of Agriculture. 134 candidates will be conferred degrees by President W O Thompson. The College of Agriculture will graduate 28, the largest group, followed by the College of Arts with 24. Dr Roy G Hoskins will deliver the commencement address in University Hall chapel. Hog market hits new three year high at 14 30 per cwt in Kansas City. Auto collision reported on Broad Street at 9 34 p m Tuesday. two cars damaged.
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Henry W Ingersoll
Elyria
Omo State University
College of Agriculture
Ingersoll
W O. Thompson
College of Arts
Roy G Hoskins
College of Medicine
University Hall
Two Arrests Tied to West Virginia Mine Disaster
In Barracksville near Fairmont two men were arrested on suspicious person charges as rescue teams pushed 1000 feet into Mine No 41 of Bethlehem Mines to reach 34 miners trapped after a blast. State police and local officers bolstered guards to prevent panic as Red Cross aid was authorized and Governor Morehead planned to tour the scene.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Barracksville
J C. Riggins
A G Kendall
Clarence Wetzel
M. D. Edmunds
Pittsburgh Bureau of Mines
Bush
State Constabulary
Fairmont City
Charleston
W Va
Howard Mcore
Barrackville
Percy Teélow
District 17
United Mine Workers of America
Former Resident Sloane Dies in Sandusky
Rush R Sloane, formerly of this city, died at her Sandusky home. Born here to the late Edwin Hall, she was a cousin of Artemas Beebe. The report notes her Sandusky residence following her death in Ohio.
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Ward
Rush R Sloane
Sandusky
Sloane
Edwin Hall
Artemas Beebe
Mother of Seven Sentenced for Prohibition Violation
In South Amherst, Marvy Simoskovich was fined 75 dollars and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor. She told the court her husband watches seven children aged from nine months to nine years. Deputies found a gallon bottle at her home. If the fine isn’t paid in 29 days, she will be sent to Marysville to serve the remainder at 60 cents daily, with the children to be placed in the county home.
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Court of Justice
J. George
Marvy Simoskovich
South Amherst
Marysville
Mary
Don Baird
Railway seeks abandonment of Beach Park line
Lorain Street Railway Co filed with the Public Utilities Commission on February 21 to abandon the Beach Park branch from 31st Street South Lorain through Sheffield Lake Avon and Avon Lake to Beach Park due to insufficient receipts to cover operating costs and taxes. A hearing is set for March 23. The Beach Park line connected to Cleveland via the Lake Shore Electric, opened in 1905, but mainly served summers for lake traffic. Separately, the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad announced a plan to readjust its financial structure, with protective committees ready to defend security holder interests.
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Lorain Street Railway Co
Public Utilities Commission
Beach Park
31St Street
South Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Avon
Avon Lake
Counvty Commissioners
Cleveland
Lake Shore Electric
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Woman's body is exhumed in Medina poisoning case
Developments rapid as Medina county poisoning mystery widens with exhumation of Mrs. Gienke. Coroner, undertaker and three men removed liver heart stomach spleen and intestines for analysis by City Chemist Curtis to confirm arsenic poisoning as in the husband’s February death. Exhumation may follow for Mrs. Hazel, first death in December, while authorities pursue impending arrest as Prosecuting Attorney Seymour indicated.
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T'va
Seymour
Medina
Valley City
Fred
Paul Hazel
Klinecht
Fred Gienke, Jr
G. E. Curtis
Gienke
Hazel
SARGENT TAKES OFFICE AS ATTORNEY GENERAL
John Garibaldi Sargent becomes attorney-general confronting major inherited cases and new legal questions. He faces Wheeler conspiracy prosecutions and a Supreme Court test on publishing income tax returns. Key opinions loom on trade associations while Solicitor General Beck plans to retire. Donovan nominated as assistant attorney general. Hoover opens experimental wavelength bands for amateur radio signaling.
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Washington
John Garibaldi Sargent
Department of Justice
Department
Daugherty
Burton K. Wheeler
Government Department
Sargent
Supreme Court
James M Beck
Coolidge
White House
Senate
William J. Donovan
New York
Donovan
A. E. Seymour
Amherst merchant fined for having liquor in home
P McGarvey, owner of a Amherst book store, was fined 200 dollars and costs by Justice S J George after arrest on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquors. Sheriff F A Underhill seized a quart bottle of whiskey during a raid on his residence prompted by Amherst citizens alleging liquor sales.
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P. McGarvey
Amherst
Justice S. J. George
McGarvey
F. A. Underhill
Orders Probe of Grain Markets
Washington March 18 An immediate investigation of recent wide fluctuations in prices of wheat and other grains on exchanges nationwide was ordered today by Secretary Jardine. The inquiry will be conducted by the Department of Agriculture under the act designed to prevent market gambling and manipulation of prices.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Bryan Brothers Visit White House Audience with President Coolidge
The Bryan Brothers William Jennings and Charles W were received by President Coolidge at the White House in Washington on March 18. They arrived with a Presbyterian church delegation and joined visitors in a one o clock handshake. Later they posed for photographs with the President at the rear of the White House.
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Washington
Bryan Brothers
William Jennings
Charles W
President Coolidge
White House
Council of the Presbyterian Church
Coolidge
PLAN WAR MONUMENTS TO AMERICA S ILLUS TRIOUS DEAD IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM
Army plans call for erecting monuments to American dead in France and Belgium and placing crosses on every doughboy grave, with Gen. John J. Pershing supervising from France this summer. He heads the battle monuments commission.
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Washington
America
France
Belgium
John J. Pershing
Battle Monuments Commission
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Tang
Harry Diebold
State Senate
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