Bond set at 20,000 for Paul F Kasser in Akron dirigible plot
Akron police report Paul F Kasser faces criminal syndicalism and attempted sabotage charges tied to a plan against the United States airship Akron. A $20,000 bond was fixed as his preliminary hearing was continued to Thursday due to unavailable witnesses. His attorney sought habeas corpus while Cleveland lawyer Mrs Yetta Land criticized the bond as excessive.
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Akron, O
Paul F Kasser
Akron
George Hargreaves Asford
Hasses
Yetta Land
Cleveland
Ay Wasser
Land
Harvey
Marthottr
Paul Po Kassex
United States
Court of Appeals
Yettaland
Ater
Trial of Hime Matin WL starts Monday in Cleveland
Final preparations were under way for the Monday trial of Pittsburgh Hymie Martin, accused of killing former Councilman William Potter. Prosecutor Ray T Miller sought to counter Martin's Akron alibi, while defense attorneys William J Minshall and Samuel Rosenberg pursued evidence. Detectives in Pittsburgh reported identifying a man who witnessed Martin flash $5,000 days after the murder.
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Cleveland
Cornelman
William K. Potter
Pittsburgh
Martin
Anthony Koryta
Peter Allen
William & Potter
Ray T Miller
Akron
Potter
William J. Minshall
Samuel 8
Rosenberg
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Regions Extended
Cloudy conditions with rain likely in southern areas tonight and showers tomorrow. Warmer in the south and along the Ohio valley within 24 hours as a southern storm moves northeast. Tonight expect slight warming with rain, followed by showers and moderate temperatures Sunday across the region.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Bids Open For Redecorating Elyria Postoffice
Bids to remodel the Elyria post office interior were sent to Washington after opening by Postmaster J W McHenry. Eight bids ranged from 1066 to 3425, six from Elyria contractors, one Cleveland, one Washington. Specifications call for redecorating all rooms offices and lobby on first floor and basement with lighter tones in darker rooms.
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Elyria Post Ofice
Post Office Department
Washington
J. W. McHenry
Elyria Constractors
Cleveland
Washinngton
Dot
Post Office
McHenry
Local students place fourth in Lake Erie High League contests
Lake Erie High School League at Lakewood High last night saw Fao ter Tech school representatives finish fourth in both the chorus and extemporaneous speaking events. In chorus Lakewood led, followed by Shaw Elirla and Junkewood, with Roky River sixth. In extemporaneous speaking Lovn card Elirla and Junkewood tied for fourth while Hogky Raver placed sixth. Echler spoke on Soviet Russian Germany, a topic assigned late. The extemporaneous contest is new this year, replacing former debates.
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Fa Oter Tech
CMO Us
Lake Hie
Lakewood High School
Lakewood
Shaw
Lorain
Etsra
Cleveland Heights
Roky River
Leset
Lovn
Card Elirla
Junkewood
Hogky Raver
Echler
Loval School
Soviet Russie Ian Germany
Ifm
Valestrina
Olaf
Edward Elgar
Church Attic Home Brew Stolen During Prayer Service
In Vico a church attic containing 16 gallons of home brew and two beer-filled buckets was found by Zack Miller during a prayer meeting. The brewer was hidden by bootleggers but vanished before Sheriff Stidman could seize it, leaving worshippers to pray for the intruder. Earlier, piano virtuoso Ernesto Consolo, esteemed pianist at Florence Conservatory, died in Florence Italy.
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Whitesburg
Vico
Zack Miller
F. B. Stidman
Florence
Italy
Ernesto Consolo
Florence Musical Conservatory
Consolo
Elyria Forms Lions Club With Fraternity of Elyrians
A Lions club was organized in Elyria on Friday at the Newell hotel with officers including Worth A Fauver president RU Charlton vice president Eddie J Hacerout tailwinder and Willan d Spencer secretary treasurer to be elected later. Directors named AB Sauer J M Gentzil James G Vannorn and H G Brand. Charter members list includes Wormstey W Pond Clyde Smith Herbert A Hnevhe T Wo Willis Edward Raus Woatham Pamer and others. The charter meeting, about four weeks away, may host Lions International president Earl Hodees from New York. Local officers sponsor Lorain Lions Club and the Elyria group will meet Mondays at the Sowell hotel.
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Elyria
Elyrimans
Newell Hotel
Worth A Fauver
RU Charlton
Tailwister
Eddie J
Hacerout
Laon Tamner Willand Spencer Eelection
Ab, Sauer
J. M Gentzil
James G Vannorn
H G Brand
Sowell Hotel
Whichrome
Lions International
Earit Hodees
New York
Ot Wormstey
W Pond
Clyde
Smith Hebert
Willis Edward Raus
Woatham Pamer
MM Wereald
Chartes
Slick Hat
George ‘Parner
Uies
Oo Rowe
MeCormack
Gene M
Otte Ko Olibe
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford In Annual Varsity Race
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the third renewal of the annual Cambridge Oxford varsity crew race at Putney, finishing in 19 minutes 26 seconds. Cambridge led most of the way, maintaining strong rowing and a two and a half length winning margin.
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Hugletr
Putney-On-Thimes
Eng
Cambridge
Oxford
Hammersmith Bridge
the Mall
Putney Bridge
Lorain Woman Shot by Son in Home Accident
Mrs Catherine Conner, 64, of Camden Avenue Lorain, is in critical condition at St Joseph Hospital after her son Steve 25 accidentally discharged a 23 caliber automatic revolver displayed to friends. Police report says the live cartridge in the magazine struck her in the abdomen. The gun, linked to a murder in Lorain last year, was recovered after being given to Steve by his nephew.
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Steve
Catherine Conner
Camden Avenue
Lorai
St Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Setmer
Wrst
National troops guard Joliet prison amid riots
Joliet Illinois March 21 National troops remained on guard over Joliet and Stateville Prisons after a week of rioting that caused two inmate deaths and heavy property damage. Warden Hill testified before a legislative committee while convicts faced hunger protests. The inquiry plans to question two priests about possible causes of the unrest.
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Joliet
Thoose
Elizius Weir
George Whitmeyer
Whitmeyer
Henry C Hill
Race on the Thames Attracts Million Voices Across Bridges
Nearly 1,000,000 spectators watched the river race from bridges over the Thames and from buildings along the banks. The event drew a diverse crowd and was broadcast via an international hook-up.
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Thames
Aviators Ready for Hop to Seek Viking Survivors
St Johns New Brunswick March 21 Three aviators prepared to take off weather permitting on a perilous flight to Newfoundland ice fields in search of survivors from the sealing ship Viking blown up six days earlier near Horse Island The crew includes Varick Frissell of New York Arthur G Pearod of Naugatuck Conn Randy Enslow co pilot Merlan Cooper representing Dr Lewis Frissell father of Varick Frissell The Sikorsky plane carries 490 gallons of gasoline has ten hour range and no radar
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ST. Johns
New Brunswick
U?p
Newfoundland
Viking
Horse Island
Varick Frisgell
New York
Arthur G Pearod
Naugatuck
Conn
Koo Hpear
St Johny Flying Club
Balchen
Hans
Sikorsky
Unusual Winter Ends As Spring Arrives In Midwest
Chicago reports a historic mild winter with no subzero days since 1870, low precipitation, and minimal snow removal costs. Lake Michigan remained ice free, while a late season cyclone in Clinton Ohio killed three and caused about $60,000 in damage.
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Chicago
Midwest
Weather Bureau
Coal Hills
Lake Michigan
Clinton
Ohio
Arctic Submarine Nautilus Initiates Delaware Run
CLAYMONT Del March 21 The Arctic submarine Nautilus slipped its moorings from Teans company poles and headed down the Delaware River. Sir Hubert Wilkins leader of the expedition said it would take at least ten hours before the craft reached the Delaware Breakwater and that it is expected to reach the Brooklyn Navy Yard late tomorrow. The craft was forced to fly up here due to a broken flywheel and other minor mechanical defects.
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Claymont
Del
Teans Company
Delaware River
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Delaware
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Three Robberies Cleared Up By Confession
A prisoner in county jail confessed to three robberies and the source of two threatening letters. Warrants of arrest have been issued for three men linked to a gas station robbery on Oberlin road a robbery at Elyria Country Club and a burglary at Walter Nash's property near Oberlin. The confession also clarifies letters to Charles Summers and a missile left at Walter Nash's home. Deputies believe the suspects are currently out of state.
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Oberlin Road
Elyria Country Club
Walter Nash
Oberlin
Charles Summers
W. F Nash
Turkey Gobbler Resists Deputies During Raid
Deputies confront a large turkey on a farm south of here as they raid for liquor. The bird charged them repeatedly, forcing farmer’s sons to corral it into a coop. No liquor was found. Deputy Bob Rogers suffered mud-splattered trousers in the fracas.
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Clarence Adams
Here
Bob Rogers
Survivors in Dicaster Near Starvation on Ice Floes
In St. John’s Newfoundland on March 21 a northeast gale and heavy snow threaten 108 Viking disaster survivors aboard the Sagona. Food is dwindling as ice barriers hinder rescue ships while a Prospero relief run may fail to reach them. Twelve other survivors from a sealing vessel explosion remain on Horse Island, with six too injured to walk. a radio battery on Horse Island falters, risking loss of communication.
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ST. Joan's
Newfoundland
Nlurse Island
Kean
Tland
Itles
Horse Island
Doctor Moore
New York
English Author Bennet Near Death in London
English author Arnold Bennet lies in critical condition after a six week illness. He first contracted influenza and deteriorated, prompting bed rest as doctors monitor his progress. In Washington, Mrs. Robert Bulkley improved after a sudden stroke, with Senator Bulkley at her bedside as physicians anticipate a rapid recovery.
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London
Arnold Bennett
Bennett
Buckley
Washington
Robert J. Bulkley
U. S
Senator Bulkley
Bulkley
Lorain Sailor to Stand Trial in Watte Murder Case
Lorain sailor Edward J. Nolan Jr. 28 will face murder charges in the death and robbery of Norman Watte 63 at a Broadway shop. Special counsel C F Adams and Milton Friedman were appointed, with trial set to begin Monday and the death penalty sought. Prosecutor Don W Myers expects a two day case with a 50 person jury pool.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
C. F. Adams
Milton Friedman
Lorain
Edward J. Nolan, Jr
Sailor
Norman Watte
Nolan
Watt
Don W. Myers
John Warding
Myers
Watte
Arthur Wallace
Wallace
Spencer Stevens
Maurice
Jack) Rice
Andrew Szabo
Szabo
Rice
Rear Admiral Murdock Dies in Manchester Hospital
Rear Admiral Joseph Ballard Murdock USN retired died in a Manchester hospital aged 70. Born Hartford Conn February 13 1851 he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1870 and served as executive officer on the Panther during the Spanish American War. He captained the cruiser Denver and in 1911 became rear admiral leading the Asiatic fleet before WWI duties at Portsmouth Navy Yard. An authority on electricity and naval architecture his works are used in U S naval colleges.
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Manchester
N. H
Joseph Ballard Murdock
Hartford
Conn
U. S. Naval Academy
Murdock
Panther
Denver
Andin
China
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
U. S. War Colleges
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Hill
Stateville
Roger F. Little
Martin Durkin
Durkin
Weir
Columbus, CO
Russell
Jackson
Chieftain Royalties Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Deshler Hotel Company
Verne
Nautilus
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Inset
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Brooklyn Mavy Yard
IGE Field
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