NCIL Stops Inexation Plans Vetoed by Council
A messy meeting reveals NCIL opposition to annexation changes as Carlisle township loses burden of city taxes on its poor and council debates raising millage to cover local services. Township trustees warn of shifts in taxing power and responsibility pending legislative action.
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Jones
Carson Bt
Elyria
Carlisle
Ils
Mischka
County Commission
Wischka
Boy inju red by auto in LaGrange street crash
A six year old boy was knocked down on Middle Avenue in LaGrange and bitten by a car, suffering head and body injuries but remaining conscious for some time. The incident occurred March 21 as a council meeting discussed station construction and a commute delay.
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Xan
Anor
Clarence i
Hile
Middle Avenues
LaGrange
Two Dead in Blast at Powder Plant and Slayings Case
Canton reports two men killed and a third dying after a powder plant explosion at Packhouse No 1 Dupont Powder Company Belina near Moosic. In Ohio, Joseph Ferry 23 chose the penitentiary over the electric chair after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Elizabeth Rich and her son Dan and wounding two others.
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Canton
Columbus Penitentiary
Joseph Ferry
Ferry
Elizabeth Rich
Dan
Ohio
Krishbaum
Pittston
Belina
Moosic
Dupont Powder Company
John Taylor
Startas
Joe Graham
Mike Lawlord
Bilina Village
Graham
Bacteriologist shoots self in lab incident details unclear
Fragmented OCR text reports a bacteriologist involved in a self inflicted shooting tied to a laboratory setting. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving uncertain specifics of event, people, or institution. Further readable fragments are required for a precise summary.
City Council Minutes Highlight Minor Actions and Hospital Care
At last night's meeting residents of Hawthorn Street petitioned for a water main and agreed to pay the expense, referred to committee. Memorial hospital will care for indigent patients at 35200 yearly, with February care totaling 510 under regular rates. A bill from A C Christie for injuries from a ion cover on Lodi Hill was noted as nearly his class of.
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Hawthorn Street
C. H. Pelton
Memorial Hospital
Hital
A. C. Christie
Park View Court
Lodi Hill
Coun
Oby
Jon
Gerald Martis
Adams
Poisoned Booze Incident At Tiffin Hospitalized Victims
Report from TIFFIN March indicates three people were poisoned by tainted liquor and sought hospital care. Other details mention a defective device and a plant accident, with unclear connection to the trial and party factions.
West Avenue Route Opposed for Yellow Line Cars
Council hears widespread dissatisfaction over the West Avenue route for the Yellow Line streetcars. A petition with about 1000 signatures favors the Lodi Street location. Mayor and council discuss potential referendum and impact on Lodi Street paving amid complaints from residents who would walk longer distances.
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Carson
West Avenue
Ladi Street
Jones
Howells
Powell
Lodi Street
Court Street
Lodi
Carson “Bure
Whiskey sale leads to open $50000 loss in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 20 a gang used a 200 caseLoaded whiskey sale as bait to swindle William B. Jones of Westmoreland County Pa. He was drugged with liquor and woke after an 18 hour nap to discover he’d been robbed of twenty $1000 bills and three $10000 bills. The racket involved stock manipulation promises and ended with Jones poorer by $50000.
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Cincinnati
William B. Jones
Westmoreland County
Jones
Kentucky
State Poultry Head to Speak on Wednesday
Professor G S Vickers of the Ohio University Poultry Department will address the poultrymen Wednesday evening. The meeting starts at 7 o'clock in Court Room No 7 of the court house. Vickers is a noted poultry authority and is brought to the city by a benefactor. The association hopes many interested in Poultry attend.
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G. S&s Vickers
Poultry Department
Ohiote University
Prof
Vickers
Nationalist Plot in Germany Frustrated
A fragmented report describes a nationalist plot in Germany halted by authorities. Lieutenant Tiesbach, connected to socialist opposition, was arrested amid claims of nationalist recruitment. Plans included sending troops into the Ruhr to attack French forces. further arrests were anticipated.
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Germany
Ieda Tientenant
Tiesbach
Ruhr
Mayor Wins Stand In Fight Over Water Filtration Office
Mayor Jones opposed the council plan creating a filtration superintendent at the water works. The vote failed to pass the ordinance over his veto after a lengthy council discussion. The State Board of Health urged immediate hiring of a qualified filtration expert and criticized the city for water issues seen during a recent outbreak.
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Jones
State Board of Health
Rawson Broucht
W. Works
Henry Beck
Miller
Jon
Elsra
Sion
Toptus
Fepperinten
S. Friday
Muller
Srs
Rawson
Sudro
M. Howells
Fascist Links Between Italy and US Spurred by Envoy
The Italian ambassador to the United States Prince Caetani was consulted on organizing fascisti groups in the United States after meeting Antonio Carminati in December 1922. Carminati said Caetani advised forming a strong local fascist bond with Italy, and the envoy replied to a Pittston patriots’ telegram with thanks for their greetings. Mussolini’s 1921 policy to plant fascies in the Americas is cited to explain earlier efforts and limited success due to funds.
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International News Service
New York
Prince Caetani
United States
Italy
Antonio Carminati
Benito Mussolini
Washington
Ritz-Carlton
Antonio Serudato
Pittston
Secolo XX
Caetani
Mussolini
America
Central
South America
Henry Koch Former OU Amherst Quarry Worker Dies Here
Henry Koch, a former employee of Amherst Quarry and associated with OU, has died here. The obituary notes his long service at the quarry and his ties to the local community, reflecting on his work and life in Amherst.
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Henry Koch
Amherst
Bank Order For Chicago Closure March 29
A garbled Chicago item shows a bank ordered to close on March 29 after state officials refused to approve the action. The fragment references a bank named The Six ate Bank with unclear wording about authority and closure.
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Chicago Bank
Chicago
Sixate Bank
Agre
Lorain Liquor Totter Fined in Police Court
Herman Messel, who recently moved to Lorain to live with a sister, was fined 500 dollars and costs in police court by Mayor Jones on a charge of transporting liquor. Last night he, while intoxicated, drove his Ford into a Star coupe en route to Cleveland, damaging it. The Star owner, Andrus, reported the incident. with passengers’ help Messel was brought to Lorain, placed in lockup, unable to pay the fine.
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Herman Messel
Lorain
Jones
Messel
Ford
Cleveland
F. E
Messer
Sherif Underhill
Star Stand
Police Chief Seeks New Ford Car After Ram Incident
Police Chief Stankard asked the city council for a new Ford, saying the current car had been rammed a year ago and suffered a hard place. He proposed a $150 down payment for a new vehicle, totaling about £247. The council agreed and the new machine was purchased.
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Stankard
Kisses to Separate Divorce Filing Noted in Lorain
Verna Kiss of Lorain files for divorce in June 1821 alleging her husband is able to work but has not done so and has abused her with calls and other harassment. Washington report notes world war plane fight under consideration by the army staff today.
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Verna Kiss
Lorain
Hauber
Washington
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