Forty Prisoners Foil Ohio Jail Break Bid
Cincinnati March 19 quick wits of one man thwarted a planned escape by forty prisoners at Hamilton county jail. Gleon L. Beamis led the group, armed with smuggled pistols, toward liberty before guard Henry Boehmer spotted a threat and alerted police. Reinforcements closed in, two pistols and a dozen blackjacks were found, and the attempt collapsed with several leaders named, including Beamis and Jack O'Brien, plus others tied to prior crimes. A mysterious fur clad woman and a car and girl vanished after the alarm.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Liberty
Gleon L. Beamis
Jack Ross
General Hospital
Polite
Paris
Jack O’brien
Lberty
Henry Boehmer
Slack Street
Boehmer
Eugene Weatherley
Second
Beamis
O’brien
Robert Kerr
H. H. Meyer Packing Company
Ohio
Beams
Sherif Philip Haas
Bhér
Hans
O'Brien
Ieaders
Kerr
Clay Mershon
Meser Packing Company
Gus Sneha
James Watson
Walter Nolan
New Orleans
Detectes Bullerdich
Joachim
Jis
Grapral Hospital
Trial of Cain Slayer Old.N-Court Opens Morning
The Stesner murder trial opened today in Lorain with a crowded courtroom. Casper Petelski, the legislating father-in-law, testified before Judge James Strenick about Stesner and his wife. The defendant pleaded not guilty to first degree murder as testimony described the scene and surrounding events.
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Stegner
Lorain
Stesner
Casper Petelski
James Strenick
Stes
Strenick
Dred Couple In Revolver Fire On Chestnut Street
A colored couple on Chestnut Street exchanged a series of revolver shots near the railroad track during a dispute. Police arrived but the pair escaped and no arrests were made.
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Chestnut Street
Died Last Evening Fuller 8
Fuller 8 died last evening at home after a long illness. The deceased leaves a widow and daughter, with funeral arrangements to be announced. A brother of the deceased resides in Cokearlin. Funeral services are to be held on Wednesday morning at the Mates church.
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Thomas Feil
Cokearlin
Mates
Arrests Draw Close In City Incident Case
Local report details E Taylor and JL Miller Der arrest after a disorderly Saturday disturbance. Both men face charges and await trial Wednesday morning as Mayor Janes and witnesses prepare to testify about the affair.
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E Taylor
JL Miller
Lier
Dave Taylor
Dismourt
Charce Willer
Mr. T
Mill
Janes
Tragic death noted amid election reform debate
Williem Bayless, 78, died Saturday in what officials called a tragic event as discussions continued on Ripron politics. The scene involved officials and residents from Fiorida and Jenks et al in ongoing efforts toward a commission government and a potential Tecol report on municipal reform.
Money for Promoters Drives Columbus Stock Crackdown
In Columbus on March 19, State Director Cyrus Locher said brokers and promoters dominate many recent company formations and sell stock as the profit motive. Between February 1 and March 15, the Ohio Securities Commission revoked 59 company stock sales and denied compliance certificates to 11 more, totaling over 91 million dollars in war-value stock and about 29 million in non par stock, affecting more than 100 million dollars in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Blue Sky Department
Cyrus Locher
Lochers
Donahey
Norman E. Beck
Locher
County Court Docket Shows Decrease in April Activity
The April docket review indicates fewer cases than January, with judges handling more jury trials this term. Judge Webber moves to advance pleas in the cantinean court, reporting about thirty additional cases assigned and disposed of tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Cantinean Pleas Cour
II Ds
Supreme Court denies claims over wartime aviators appeal
The Supreme Court today denied appeals from naval air veterans seeking relief through a wartime ordinance case. The decision involved a council regularity and a veto by the mayor regarding a flotation pumping station at a Walter Works facility.
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Aes
Walter Works
Fascists Movement Spreads to J. S. and Many Other Nations
Columbus reports a hearing on repealing the state building code and replacing it with a seven-member board to regulate construction. The bill, part of a flood of measures, draws opposition from manufacturers and contractors. Other actions include discusses on gasoline tax, motor lines supervision, and tax limits, with the session likely to adjourn only when called back.
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Columbus
Steam Heat and Ventilating Trades Association
C. N. O'Day
E. A. Whitacre
State Division of
John T.brown
Houseways Committee
State Utilities Commission
Senate Finance Committee
House
Atwood
Senate
Raymond Plas Five Hurled When Struck Near Home
Five year old Raymond Plas of Mr and Mrs Frank Plas Sip and Cleveland road was run down Saturday near his home. He sustained a fractured right leg broken arm and small head laceration. He was taken to a local hospital and his condition is improving.
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Raymond Plas
Frank Plas
Sip
Cleveland Road
Amorta
Bribe Charge Aired In Contempt Proceedings in Columbus
Chief Justice Marshall of the state Supreme Court announced contempt proceedings against Mrs. Erma Haas of Trenton in Mount Morrax on March 1. The case involves a bribe acceptance related to a divorce grant, with Judge Wood presiding after a prior conference with Judge Laine.
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Columbus
Sasises Marshall
Premeé Court
TF Wood
Mount Morrax Cnuniv
Irs
Ernva Haas
Trenton
Inna Tem
Laine
Funeral rites Tuesday for Mire Tara
Private funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 at 242 West Triver Street for Mire Tara. Rex Jow Grant presides. Burial will follow at Ridgelay Cemetery.
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Tara WO Okets
West
Triver Street
Farsdas
Rex Jow
Terment
Ridgelay
Loot at Detroit Theatre Safe Over $4000 in Break-In
Three masked men blew open the Repeat theatre safe in Detroit and escaped with an estimated loot between 4000 and 5000 dollars. The watchman was overpowered during the daring March 12 heist.
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Detroit
Woman Leaps From Gordon Park Pier in Cleveland Tragedy
A well dressed young woman reportedly plunged from the Gordon Park pier into Lake Erie as waves rose near twenty feet. A car driver nearby halted in a failed rescue attempt while police and life guards arrived at the scene.
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Cleveland
Mareh i
Lake Erie
Gordon Park
Auteisis
Winsent
Ihem Police
Life Guards
Nero Yoealie
Mernag
Poland Names New Polish Minister to the United States
John Dombski, the negotiator of the peace treaty between Russia and Poland, sails from Warsaw to Washington to replace Dr. Wroblewski as Polish minister to the United States.
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John Dombski
Russia
Oland
Washington, D. C
Warsaw
Dr. Wroblewski
U. S
Plan Campaign for American Child Health Association
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover leading a nationwide drive in support of the American Child Health Association. The effort aims to reduce infant mortality, expand care for mothers and unborn babies, and improve conditions in industrial and underserved areas, drawing on relief experience in Europe.
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Washington
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
America
American Child Health Association
Hoover
Belgium
France
Russia
Hoover Flas
United States
International News Service
Europe
Phrecians
U.S
Dies in Fall at Hospital Chicago
An unclear report records a death following a fall at a Chicago hospital. The fragmentary text hints at timing around seven pm and mentions hospital surroundings but lacks coherent details. Further verification needed.
Boy Dies in Shaft Accident in West Side
A boy lost his life in a shaft accident, with disturbing mentions of injuries and disfigurement noted in the scattered OCR text. The fragmentary details hint at a local industrial or construction incident on the West Side, but the record is incomplete and uncertain.
Worst Storm In Quarter Century Ravages Midwest
Chicago and surrounding states faced a blizzard described as the worst storm in a quarter century. Zero temperatures, rail delays, crop damage, and deaths were reported across Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Missouri and Nebraska with wide spread shipping and transport disruption and multiple weather related fatalities.
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Cricago
Middle West
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Great Lakes
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Rockford
Witnois
Baxter
Cole
Kutch
Weather Bureau
Elyria
Terror Reign Again Breaks Quat Essen
Essen March 19 a new wave of violence erupted after four French sentinels were shot. Dr Vollner a Reichstag member and a banker were seized by the French as hostages and taken to Werden penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Huer
Dr. Vollner
Reichstag
Werden
German Rhine Army Pay Plan Rejected in Paris
Assistant Secretary Eliot Wadsworth, for the United States, rejected a plan requiring Germany to pay 256 100 prime in ships for occupation costs on the Rhine. He signaled in principle that Germany should contribute, but objected to the proposed payment method.
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Paris
The
Treasury
Eliot Wadsworth
United States
Rhine
Germany
Wadsworth
Sheffield Lake Home Destroyed by Blaze
Fire razed a Sheffield Lake residence with firefighters battling the blaze for hours. Neighbors reported no injuries as the quick action prevented the spread, though the home sustained heavy damage and the cause remains under investigation.
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Sheffield Lake
Rest Room for Women Jurors Is Completed
County commissioners finished a women jurors rest room in the court house. The room now contains chairs two or three tables a looking glass and rear. It is undecided whether they will powder puffs and lip sticks. A new lighting system will soon be installed.
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DIT
Eugene Chandler
Chandler
Saturt
Ile
Cain
Dred
S Fuller
Williem Bayless
Demase
Ripron
Ripran
Jorain
Cosa
Tellewtine
Inmereaise
Ie Trane
Tecol
Mate
Radcliffe
Ada L. Comstock
Smith College
Radcliffe College
le Baron Briggs
Harvard
Washingt Supreme Court of the
He Army Secvsich
Berams
Paetars
J. S
Taft
Fascisti
New York
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ftascisti
Italans
Fasclati
Mussolini
Philadelphia
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Central Party Bureau
Fas
Detroit Theatre
Waad
Tania
Bach
Alliance Maren
At and
Attenaants
Ne Tovaco League
Mer Dav
Poland
West Sider
ITV
Thos. Lynch's
James Deegnan
James “Artey
Ely
Walter Raits
Lexington Avenue
H. Geziowski
Man
Lex Foster
Twelfth Street
Baltazar Zireman
Arthur Doalman
Des Moines
Rock Island
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Neb
Zanesville
Contiouee
QUTAT
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