Mutiny in Irish Army Sparks Arrests and Shootings
March 19. State officers charged in a plot to start a mutiny in the army. Violence erupted at a public house in Parnell as troops surrounded the building and exchanged fire with mutineers. Leaders include Generals Tobin and Dolan with others arrested or sought. Cosgrave and McGrath involved in shifting actions and resignations. authorities say insurgent officers were sought during a thorough search of the property.
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SLM
Numree
Liam Tobin
Dolan
Siatol
Merea
Griffiths
Cosgrave
Joseph McGrath
Tre
Ans
Tobin Iston
O'Mallegnan
O'Leary
Thornton
Slattery
Parnell
Com McGrath
Prem
Int Cosgrave
State case against Barshaw jury awards $7,755 to Owney
The case records a jury verdict of seven thousand seven hundred fifty five dollars for Owney with the husband involved. the defendant moved for a bill on grounds tied to overruling the deregarding the way the jury were accepted.
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Barshaw
Owney
Amherstite Road Hogging Case Heard Tonight
A dispute last night near Pen amid a charge that Hageman of Amherst hogged the road. Elmer Nelson issued the warrant alleging Hageman refused to yield and pulled across the road. Hageman claimed lights were dimmed by the other driver. the case was heard in Justice George's office this evening.
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Hageman
Elmer Nelson
Penviction
Jus F. George
Marsh Eaton Death Notice and Court Action Summary
IE, MARSH 72 QFN Eaton Des IE Marsh 72 QFN Eaton Des E Marsh. 7% died at al hospital last night. free weeks are Mrs Marsh brother were both taken j rospit 1 at present he ition. The de vih Eaton practiced life where she vorably known. She is l by her brother and Ber all it ral services will be held afternoon at 2 o'clock at kins parlors. March 19 under me t in county courts for the of George Salinas at death by own action for the second to this morning by boat head just sharp iron his col. he was found in conscious-condition by deputy sheriff his bleeding freely and shot himself in his fir the night of the murder.
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E. Marsh
al Hospital
Marsh
Devih Eaton
Prac
Ber
Kins
George Salinas
Freelan
Himeetf
Huntington
W.a
Third Avenue
Bergdoll Draft Evasion Return Backed by American Legion
American Legion officials back Grover Cleveland Bergdoll plan to return to the United States. He would serve his sentence for evading the draft and then resume his life.
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American Legion
Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
United States
Elyria Violinist LeLand B Osborn Broadcast Solo
Leland B Osborn, Elyria musician and Chicago Musical College student, played two violin solos on a Westinghouse Chicago broadcast. Mrs Georgia Osborn, 413 Elyria block, heard the program and Elyria friends learned of his special place on the concert, reflecting his Elyria school Ieadershiplike background.
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Georgia Osborn
Elyria Block
Leland B. Osborn
Chicago Musical College
Westinghouse
Chicago
Elyria
Osborn
St Lawrence project deemed inevitable says Hoover
Washington dispatch reports secretary Hoover declared the development of the St Lawrence river project will convert lake ports into seaports and create a large electrical power reserve. Other items note Billy Showles dying at Bellevus hospital, U.S. troops marching toward Tegucigalpa to aid the American embassy, a large Hudson fire at Mazos department store, two auto accident fatalities near Wheeling, and pleas of not guilty by Col Forbes and John Thomson in veterans bureau case.
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Washington
St. Lawrence River
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Milwaukee
Amatala
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
State Department
Chicago
Col. Chas. R. Forbes
United States Veterans Bureau
John W. Thomson
St. Louis
Veterans Bureau
Rescue efforts under way for 40 trapped seamen in submarine
Frantic rescue workers work to save forty seamen trapped in a sunken submarine near Sasebo Naval Base after a collision with a ship. They have tapped lines to the vessel and hold hope some may be alive.
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Torio
Sasebo Naval Base
Burns Denial of Holdridge Testimony on Dempsey Fight Film Conspiracy
Washington March 19 Burns chief of the secret service operatives denied most of G Holdridge testimony accusing Attorney General Daugherty and friends of lax enforcement. Holdridge claimed Burns removed him from the film case. Burns said the conspiracy was investigated and evidence sent to district attorneys. The Wheeler Brookhart probe paused due to Senator Wheeler's illness. Prosecutors noted failure to prosecute United Home Builders and related land agencies despite evidence. A conference with 80 representatives led to guidance on literature to comply with postal laws. no prosecution followed.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wm. J. Burns
Departments
Secret Service
G. Holdridge
Senate Investigating Committee
Holdridge
Daugherty
Jesse W. Smith
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Mace Stewart
Galveston
Thomas D. Hawkins
Department Justice
United Home Builders
Stewart
Whistrict
Zweifer
Texas
Man and wife fined low after celebration arrest
Lorain March 19 John Mashelbroda and wife Mary of 1815 Elyria avenue were arrested in an intoxicated state. In municipal court they pled guilty. Judge Harding sentenced them with a $3 fine and costs each, noting the wife accompanied him on the celebration.
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Lorain
John Mashelbroda
Mary
Elyria Avenue
Harding
Mashelbroda
Two Lorain Divorces Filed In County Court
In Lorain two divorce cases were filed. Sarah Jenkins alleges drunkenness and wilful neglect by Thomas Jenkins, plus assault, seeking divorce, alimony, and child custody. Sophia Drifke, claiming she is a minor, charges Max Drifke with deceit after a short marriage and seeks divorce and return to her maiden name Sophia Mehaliga. In Youngstown, two children died from clothing fire injuries while playing at home, Eleanor Gantley age 4 and Concetta Verartucci age 3.
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Lorain
Sarah Jenkins
Thomas Jenkins
Sophia Drifke
Maxwell Drifke
Monroe
Mich
Sophia Mehaliga
Youngstown
Eleanor Gantley
Concetta Verartucci
Murderous trio awaits justice in Chicago jail
Three women accused of murders linger in Chicago jail awaiting justice. Among them is "the tiger girl" Kany Malm tied to a holdup killing, and Mrs Belvag Gaertner accused in the death of W L Law. In Tampa, Miss John Eva Winchester recounts abusing her father for half an hour as police probe.
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Chicago
Kany Malm
Tiger
Belvag Gaertner
W. L. Law
Tampa
Fla
John Eva Winchester
John Edwin Winchester
Check forger arrested here in Cleveland
Through prompt action of the Police P. M. Moore a check forger from Coudersport Pa was arrested by Cleveland police yesterday afternoon as he alighted from a Cleveland Elyria bus. He confessed the forgery and was bound over to court under a 500 dollar bond but could not furnish it and was jailed.
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P. M. Moore
Coudersport
Cleveland
Cleveland-Elyria
Moore
Elsria Bank
Coudersville
Wiliam Moore
William Moore
Stankard
Underhill
Hinkson
Ada H Hebbebrand Dies at Lorain
Ada H Hebbebrand 45 wife of George Hebbebrand died yesterday morning in Ridgeville after a period of poor health. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Louis oe and eight children John Walter Valentine Harold Leilind William Louise and Ralph Hebbebrand. Funeral services will be held at Wickens Memorial Home Friday at 2 with burial in Elmwood cemetery.
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Ada H. Hebbebrand
George Hebbebrand
Ridgeville
Kauffman
Wm. Louis Oe
Kauland
John
Walter
Valentine
Harold Leilind
William
Louise
Ralph Hebbebra
Wickens
Elmwood Cemetery
Man Arrested After Attempted Break In
Police arrested Stanley Garoski of 160 Bath Street after a man tried to enter a home on Waini Street. Garoski, found intoxicated, was fined $5 and costs in police court this morning.
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J. Buswell
Waini Street
Stanley Garoski
Bath
Churchill’s Third Attempt At Commons Seat
Winston Churchill, once a fixture of British politics, makes his third bid within 15 months to win a seat in the House of Commons, as reported from London on March 19. The piece notes his long career and current campaign efforts.
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Lonton
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Coolidge Leads Johnson and La Follette in North Dakota Primaries
Fargo March 19 With only cities and large towns reporting President Coolidge led Senators Hiram Johnson and Robert M La Follette in North Dakota's presidential primary early today. Returns from 248 of 2100 precincts show Coolidge with 14271 Johnson 6288 and La Follette 4278.
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Fargo
N. D
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Robert M. LaFolette
North Dakota
Johnson
LaFollette
Fire destroys big block in Woodsfield Ohio
Woodsfield Ohio March 19 A whole business block was destroyed by a fire this morning with losses estimated over 100000 dollars. Dynamite was used to fight the flames and gun shells exploded in two hardware stores. Volunteers moved stock to the public square as the telephone exchange burned cutting phone service. Two furniture stores two pool rooms two hardware stores and a restaurant were among the destroyed businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsfield
Ohio
Volunterios
Two More Arrests in Lorain Booze Case
Lorain liquor squad last night arrested two individuals on alcohol charge. Turisa, 19, pleaded not guilty and was released on bond for a hearing on the 28th. Carla Ursick, 28, refused to enter a plea and was released under a $306 bond for the same hearing.
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Lorain
Q -Street
Turisa
Carla Ursick
Governor asks return of Norman F. Watson to Elyria
March 23. Governor Donahey appealed to the state of Pennsylvania for the return of Norman F. Watson to Elyria. Watson, jailed in Pitcairn county under indictment, is charged with abandoning a legitimate child.
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Columbus. Q
Donahey
Sylvania
Norman F. Wat
Elyria
Watson
Pitcairn County
Fire damages small roof blaze at residence on Lake Avenue
In Columbus Ohio on March 19 Everett A Columbus was elected chairman and John Gibson Davion vice chairman of the Ohio Dairy Products Association at a board meeting. Engine Company No 3 from the west side quickly contained a small roof fire at a home on Lake Avenue, no major loss reported.
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Franks
Lake Avenue
Tharming
West Side
Columbus. O
Everett A. Columbus
John Gibson
Davion
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Probe murder of woman doctor in Kansas City
Police probed a mystery surrounding the murder of Dr. Zoe Wilkins widow of Thomas Cunningham. She was found gassed to death in her home with a pocket knife beside her, the weapon used to stab her in the forehead and neck. Investigators sought a crew responsible for the crime in a confidential circle of possible fiends.
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Kansas City
Zoe Wilkins
Thomas Cunningham
Joplin
Judson Kinney Couple Celebrate 62nd Wedding Anniversary Near Sheffield Township
This sixty second anniversary honors Mr and Mrs Judson Kinney of Gulf Road with quiet celebration by their children and grandchildren. Married in Sheffield township they have watched the area change from wilderness to a populated region. Both in fair health at 85, they enjoy an old fashioned country chicken dinner and family reunion with Mrs William Lyons Alliance, Mrs Ned Irish Lorain and Elmer at home.
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Judson Kinney
Gulf Road
Sheffield
Kinney
William Lyons
Alliance
Ned Irish
Lorain
Elmer
State and Local Briefs From Across Ohio
Lighting a pipe likely saved 13 year old James Landsear from attackers in Cleveland. In Akron, a push to ban corporal punishment in public schools follows a severe whipp ing of Alex George, pupil at Miller school. he is hospitalized with injuries. Akron also reports William Boatwright 67 held on manslaughter charges after a fatal auto accident. he claims brakes failed. In Youngstown Denver Greathouse threatened his mother Stella Kavanaugh and brother Garland with a knife. Garland, 19, was knifed before the assailant was restrained. Columbus opens a statewide probe into Prohibition enforcement amid blackmail and brutality charges against Lucas county officials. Governor Donahey will wait for results before acting. Columbus also notes Daleta Luka, jailed for 1 to 20 years for manslaughter, was pardoned by the governor. Toledo reports Charles Rosenbrook 21 and LI Jones 19 pleading guilty to second degree murder in the Arlington Eliott case. life imprisonment awaits.
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Akron
Alex George
Rhoda Reeman
Miller
Peoples Hospital
Columbus
Crabbe
Lucas County
Killitts
Toledo
Donahey
Columbus. G
Daleta Luka
Youngstown
Luka
Charles Rosenbrook
LI Jones
Arlington Eliott
Holland
Rosenbrook
Offer From Oil Interests Rejected By Wood At 1920 GOP Meet
Washington reports Major General Leonard Wood was urged by Chicago convention reps of Big Oil Interests to name an oil man as interior secretary. Tiffin Gilmore testified that Wood rejected the offer after pacing the room and declaring it a shady deal he would not participate in.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Tiffin Gilmore
Ohio
Senate Oil Lands Committee
Gilmore
Wood
Obstacles Fage Thaw In Fight For His Freedom
Under questioning by Republican senators, Gilmore admitted no personal knowledge of the land lease deal but suggested oil discovery and implied pre arranged terms. The scene shifts to Col. Thomas Darden as witnesses are called amid Teapot Dome related inquiries and subpoenas for Harry F. Sinclair and aide G D Wahlberg.
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Gilmore
Wood
Harding
Daugherty
Ohio
Col
Thomas Darden
Darden
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair
West
Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
G. D. Wahlberg
Archie Roosevelt
Oil Committee
Canton Police Chief Suspended Over Alleged Misconduct
Canton Ohio reports Chief of Police 5 A Lengel suspended for thirty days amid internal turmoil. Mayor and Director E coordinate enforcement of ordinances as the department faces staffing and disciplinary actions.
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Canton
Ohio
A. Lengel
C. C. Curtis Laterdaernoon
Alice
Bus Collision Damages Sought After Broad Way Incident
A claim for $1000 damages is filed by Lora Aday against The Perfectric Co after a bus driver discharging passengers on Broad Way collided with a car, causing damage and injuries described as bad. The dispute centers on the amount sought and liability.
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Riehiehi
Lora Aday
Perfectric Co
Hassa
May
Broadway
Dreams
I Badis
Foot Crush injures man at local event
A man suffered foot injuries when his foot was caught between two bovine cars in a coupling incident. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment and was reported in satisfactory condition this morning. Richard Was N. Y. was hospitalized.
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Syracuse
Hearne
Amee
Grafton
Richard
N. Y
Two Hurt in Auto Mishaps Near Dover Center
William Rudy of Chestnut Street was taken to the hospital after his car left the ditch near Dover Center while returning from Cleveland. He suffered facial cuts but no serious injuries. A second man, Cleve Robertson of West Street, was struck in a separate mishap nearby with minor damage noted.
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Wiliam Rudy
Chestnut St
Hawkins
Cleveland Street
Dover Center
Rudy
Cleveland
Eet
Cleve Robertson
Five Japanese Blimp Crew Killed in March Disaster
In Torto on March 10 five Japanese blimp crew members perished as flames engulfed their airship. A naval inquiry sent to the scene reports the accident. In Bucyrus on March 18 Burin Jacobs, state crash as superintendent, and his wife died from fumes from a gas grate fire in their sleep. Mrs Jacobs woke but could not save her husband.
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Bucyrus
Burin Jacobe
State Cras
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Helen McNeill
Leah Wurtzbacher
R. G. Hobbs
Burns
Belva Gaertner
Kitty Malm
Ini
John Evainchester
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Judgon Kinney
James Landsear
Wm. T. Boatwright
Steve Garmito
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Denver Greathouse
Stella Kavanaugh
Garland Greathouse
Fage Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Dom
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