Senate opens two probe resolutions on hotel theft bribes
The senate rules committee is to meet to act on two resolutions probing bribe rumors tied to a bill by Senator Marshell Cleveland reducing hotel liability in theft losses. One plan names a six member probe panel, the other authorizes a five senator committee led by Lieutenant Governor Bloom to conduct the inquiry.
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Columbus
Senate Rules Committee
Marshell
Cleveland
Senate
Chappelear
Pickaway County
James
Burch
Summit County
Gardner
Hamilton
Re- Bublican
Garver
Holmes
Rules Committee
House Codes Committee
State Tax Commission
Secretary of State
Senate Taxation Committee
House of David Leader Accused in Michigan Suit
John Hansel, once a member, denounces the House of David in Grand Rapids, claiming fraud after Esther Hanaford testified to misconduct by Benjamin Purnell. Hansel seeks 900 damages from the Benton Harbor based cult.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Esther Hanaford
Benjamin
John Hansel
Hansel
Benjamin Purnell
Benton Harbor Cult
Elyria May Have To Sue For Lorain Land
March 21 The Lorain council rejects Elyria request to lay a right of way along wet street front near Lake Avenue by the half way house jet. Elyria will likely begin appropriation proceedings to secure the needed right of way.
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Lor- Hin
St Main
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Refuse Green Line to Tear Up Belt Line Tracks
Lorain March 20. M. V. Wilaver of the Southwestern journal reports the council refused to tear up Oberlin avenue tracks. The council will pave the street as planned and seize the street railway property if the company refuses to pay its share of the agent.
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Lorain
M. V. Wilaver
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain Slayer Case: Key Witness Testifies On Day One
Fred Radel, Stegsner's former aide, testified about events preceding the murder and confirmed the defense claim that Stesner was a bootlegger. He described orders to haul ten gallons of raisin jack toward Amherst and noted Steiner's social illness and caretaking. The trial drew a large crowd as proceedings continued.
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Stesner
Fred Radel
Stegsner
Radel
Amherst
Steiner
Leader tells Exchange Club members about service work
Dean James Edward Rogers, a national representative of Community Service, urges the Exchange Club to value play as essential for childhood and citizenship. He cites play as vital to health and moral development, linking recreation to better work, community unity, and inclusive service across Elyria.
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Exchange Club
Dean James Edward Rogers
Community Service
Herbert Spencer
Elyria
Irish rebels sought U.S. artillery for warfare
Dublin dispatch reports Free State authorities allege Republican sympathizers in America are being urged to ship artillery to Ireland. The letter, claimed to be written by a chief arms official, asks Joseph McGarr of Philadelphia to aid in obtaining weapons for the rebel cause.
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Dublin
Free State
Creeey‘ars
United State
L Lryoch
Joseph McGarr
Philadelphia
America
Dahia
Government War Contract Refund Suits Cleared
Washington reports a $5174.35 refund against Cleveland Brass and Copper Mix in Ohio, tied to a war contract suit. The case is in the Northern District of Ohio with Jakes Westenhafer named in a faders court filing. Prohibition agents in New York also reported a crackdown on bootleggers and smugglers in a separate unrelated action.
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Washington
Cleveland Brass
Cleveland
Ohio
Lie
Derjeson
She United States
Rendarea
Jakes Westenhafer
Faders
New York
Owner of Grand Theatre Ill, Recovers From Pneumonia
E G Georgeople, owner of the Grand Theatre, recently recovered from pneumonia and is again confined to his residence at 806 Broad St. In a related interview he said his illness likely resulted from needing to conduct theatre business rather than convalesce at home. He is resting much easier today.
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Georgeople
Broad St
Picuri
Grand Theatre
Illinois Governor Under 4 Guards After Threats
Chicago March 26 Governor Len Small of Milnais travels with four armed guards due to life threats attributed to Chicago gunmen. Private detectives have been assigned to investigate the threats and ensure his safety throughout appearances in Chicago.
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Chicago
Len Small
Milnais
Hunt 4 Gunmen in Murder of Policeman New York
Four gunmen sought by police for the killing of Patrick Ryan a special policeman in the rear of a candy store on upper Eighth Avenue Ryan seated at a table when four men entered one drew a revolver and shouted Hands up Ryan stood up before he could react the assailant fired police assign no motive for the killings.
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New York
Patrick Ryan
Upper Eighth Ave
Ryan
Fishing schooners turn to rum running along Atlantic coast
Asbury Park New Jersey March 29 Captains of fishing schooners along the Atlantic coast north of here are earning thousands of dollars as rum runners ministers at the New York conference of the Methodist church reported yesterday.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Copa
Morse Trials Delayed In Washington Case
Postponements marked the Morse trials in Washington as prosecutors indicate altered captions to defraud the government on far centres. Three defendants and others are involved with connections to the case. The court adjourned after hours as proceedings await further orders.
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Washington
Cherries
Morse
Jans
Phr
Murder of Father by Own Action Reported in Vareh Case
A report from Richland County details a death described as a hanging, attributed to the son Elmer Woo and linked to a family tragedy in Marion Vareh. The incident reportedly occurred in the person’s residence with health issues noted, leaving authorities to confirm the precise circumstances.
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Marion Vareh
Elmer Woo
Richaned
Vireo
Pelatoes
Still wrecks Hiale, Dayton incident report unclear
Fragmentary text reports a wreck near Hiale and Dayton with mentions of possible suspects and unclear ownership of items. Authorities note doubt about key details and indicate no arrest at this time. The readable parts reference an incident on a roadway, with questions remaining about motive and outcome.
Unclear OCR: Gamesword Fine and Court Case Mentioned
Fragmentary text shows a legal or sports item with a fine of 35 dollars and references to a Cox something and individuals named Tora Tacch Marek. There is a separate Washington notice about an investigation into combinations and espionage linked to Cuba and a commerce department statement.
Penfield notices and obituaries mix local events
Penfield March 29 obituary for D C Rust age resident who died Sunday after pneumonia and heart trouble. Funeral set for Wednesday March 21. Reports of social visits, a patient Ruth Ferriman in Memorial hospital and foot infection from an ingrown nail. Grange meeting March 21 at Society Hall with initiations. M E Church contest March 22 to select district contestants for Penfield High School classes to perform two ovations and two readings. Admission charged to cover expenses.
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Penfield
D. C. Rust
W . D. Welsh
Litchield
John Welsh Richard
Ruth Ferriman
Memorial Hospital
Henry Meredeith
Grange
Society Hall
Rew
M. E. Church
LaGrange
Penfeld High School
Betts
Amherst
Laxn
Dar
Stocks Open Active With Gains Across Key Shares
In New York on March 20 the stock market opened active with leading issues in demand. Marland rose to 49 1/2, a new year high, Phillips Petroleum up over a point to 56 1/4, Electric Storage Battery at 64 1/4. Motor and steel shares gained slightly, United States Steel reaching 108 1/8, railroads showing little movement.
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New York
Marland
Phillips
United States
Electric Franchise Sought for Lake View Park Improvements
The One Putte Service Co asks Lorain city council for a 25 year electric franchise to build a high tension line over Lake View Park and a new power station near Senuth Lo ta. The plan includes a riverfront bridge, park improvements costing about 1 and a donation to Lake View Park, with the plant to supply power to nearby towns as a northern Ohio hub. Citizens fear park eviction and contest the project, committee report awaited.
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Lorain
One Putte Service Co
City Coure
Lake View Park
Senuth Lota
Comyee
Masgilion
Alvarce
Ashland
Ohio
Lake View
Public to See Hospital Film at Rotary Meeting
At the Rotary club meeting Dr J Aspinall McCuima spoke on proper foundations for future generations. Dr Weenale gave a series of talks at the local Methodist church this week. The fifth birthday celebration was postponed to next week. A film showing work at Gates hospital and crippled children hospitals statewide will be shown this evening at the American theatre. Directors were nominated. election to occur later.
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Rotary Club
J. Aspinall McCuima
Weenale
Gates
American Theatre
KILLS NEGRO MURDERER NEAR BOWIE LA
Report from New Orleans notes Willie Johnson, a Black man, killed Robert Sellers, a conservation agent, after wounding Deputy Sheriff Anatule Ayo. John Ganser, ranch foreman near Bowie, later killed Johnson. In Washington, a Treasury report urges large WWI veteran hospital funding, warning of more sterilization facilities if unchecked. In Panama City, ex Congressmen Andrew Peterson and Albert Rossdale were released after jail arrest for naval uniform curfew violations.
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New Orleans
Willie Johson
Robert Sellers
Anatule Ayo
John Ganser
Bowie
Panama City
Andrew N Peterson
Brooklyn
Albert B. Rossdale
The
Bronx
New York State
Dan Cupid Vacation Delays County Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued in the county since Thursday March 15 slow as Dan Cupid takes a vacation. Last month a stretch saw a drop in licenses but the current period features the longest wait in months. With Easter near a revival in the marriage market is anticipated.
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Dan Cupid
Market list with varied commodity prices and weights
Readable items show butter per pound, eggs per dozen, meats and fowl prices, and fresh produce. Entries include nut oils, poultry, fish, vegetables, and grains with per unit or per bushel rates, reflecting a mid century market page. Dense figures indicate regional pricing and unit designations, with home grown lettuce and hothouse tomatoes noted among others.
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York States
Opening grain and bond prices mark varied moves
Chicago jitters as opening wheat and corn lift slightly while oats rise modestly and lard gains. Liberty bonds show mixed openings with several issues trading higher, and a brief note from England mentions a women led song service fundraiser with prizes.
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Chicago
Huntington Grange Box Social And Community Notes
Huntington Grange met last Thursday evening with a business session followed by a box social. A miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Nile Thudium. Many locals attended events, including family visits, church meetings, and a long list of social gatherings at Wellington and surrounding farms. The week featured school reopening, illness concerns, and a damaging storm that caused property losses.
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Huntington
Huntington Grange
Nic Thudium
August Pla
Wellington
Dover Fire Causes Massive Loss At Tar Works Plant
A fire swept the Foot Lewis Manufacturing Co plant in Dover, with damage estimated above 2400,000. Fire departments from Dover and four nearby cities fought to prevent spread to adjoining tar product works. The blaze prompted extensive action to contain the flames and protect surrounding facilities.
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Dover
Lewis Mannufacturing Co
Obeg Fire Departments
Rej
Grafton Banquet Highlights Local Businessmen Club Event
March 29 banquet at Geo Spitzer's garage drew 44 attendees including Mayor Jones L D Hamlin and Mr Silsbee of Elyria. Loy alty class members served a bountiful supper, green white decor and shamrock favors noted. Hamlin Jones and Silsbee gave talks. Mass Nuckles read excerpts. Jones led singing. Community mourns Fred C Cragin aged about 52, Mech St resident, funeral 1:20 Saturday at M E church, burial LaGrange. Survivors include wife mother sister Flora Foster Earl Cragin plus many relatives. Out-of-town guests listed. kennel show in Cleveland attended by locals. Widening Circle dinner raised 15.76 with Circle meeting to follow. home talent proceeds 32.05.
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Messrs Hamlin
Jones
Silsbee
Mass Nuckles
Mayor Jones
Fred C. Cragin
Mechanic Street
Harrison Cragin
LaGrange
Nellie Allen
Michigan
Grafton Township
M. E. Church
Flora Foster
Earl Cragin
Grafton
Arl
W. H. Gibson
Clara Chapman
Wood County
Allen Chapman
Martin
Toledo
Christy
Saxton
Oberlin
George Chamberlain
Warren Fowls
Duffy
Elyria
Geo. Barchard
Clyde
Berea
Barchard
E. W. Reichard
W. C .Park
Jean Frances
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Cleveland
M. E
Lewis Khimed
Florida
J Il. Beesing
Woaders
J. Ho Sneldon
St Fatrick
A. Gayeska
Age of Man
Uch
Mary
Bamrick
Ed Wes Rirs
UC SN
G. Gardner
A Mo Ewere
Geo Sharer
Hears Coldern
Gratian Bunt
Memphis
Red Pepper Rub Relief For Rheumatism Pain Ends Quickly
A grocer ad touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for sore stiff joints and rheumatic pain. It claims concentrated red pepper heat penetrates within minutes, warming the sore area through and through. Customers are advised to ask for the genuine Nowles Red Pepper Rub with the exact brand name.
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U.S
Olympiast Philadelphia Navy Yard
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dewey
Manila Bay
House OF David
ALGO
Illinois
Hiale
Dayton Varel
Iain
Tora Tacch
Marek
American Car & Fdir
Atchison Es Pee
Atlantic Gulf & W. I
Baldwin
Balhmore & Oho
I Butte and Spree
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather “Ee
Chic
Mil
Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Eee
Erie
Eae Bettie
Marine
Northern Pacific Ae
Iperingg
Peoples
Reading Miilete Hee Etebaessthy
Republic Iron & Steel
Reece
Ted
Secretary of the Treasury
Melion
William Charles White
Pittsburgh
Liberty Bonds
England
Esther Crile Trudium
Johnson Crile
A C. Kolbe
Marie Crile
Clifford Bowen
Lester
Helen Bowen
John Naegele
Herman Gannett
Pittsfield
H. S. Solida
Ernest Wrench
Joe Rapking
George Hart
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Will Hart
Gee. Hart
Henry Hale
Chas. Rugg
Huntington School
George Kreuck
Burt Thudhum
Nile
Piace
Elza Biddinger
Floyd
Grandma Thudium
A. Chester
Earnest Philps
Manafield
Donald Drake
Gerald Riegier
Sullivan
Carpenter
Siva Solida
Nile Tandrum
Ralph Kreuck
Ciars
Sattr
Mr Kreuck
Geo Casx
Moton
Peut Sundar Jatars
Ora
Gannett
Mons Aim
Mewark
Cedar Hhs
Marion Ward
John McCorkle
Beaumont
Texas
Eaton
Bertha Williams
Fred €. Cragin
Irvin Klinect
Alice
Wm. Klinect
J. J. Zimmernan
James Lilley
Lakewool
Lilley
W.C. Park
Grace McCilnteck
Huly Bee Club
Nellie Bamrick
B A Kelly
Jo Schwarer
Bk. W. Reichard
G Durkee
Hanes
McClintock
Kelly
Wedensdas
Effie “Hill
Charity Hospital
Reecer
Belden M. E
Crafton
June Crowell
Mary Chamberlain
Beden High School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Reed
Rey W.H Gibson
Seranaders
Lakewoon
F.eardriver
Wellcome
Landis
Supt Seales
Miss Nuckles
Erastus Johnson
B. T. Neshett
Dwight Reisinger
Belden
Heed
Hasler
Glenn Rogers
Friend
Elsie Rahmer
Ruth Hoffman
Mildred Baker
Gordon Myers
Belden Quilt Club
B. T. Nesbett
A. M. Johnese Phous
Glade
B. Thomas
Farmers and Citizens Mortgage Loan CO
John
Everard, Mgr
Turner Block
Dick O'Donnell
Willys-Knight
Overland
Knight-Overland Sales CO
Corner Broad
Lhachive
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