Four La Grange Residents Injured In Fog Narrow Road Collision
Four occupants from La Grange were injured when their car collided head on with a Cleveland-Sandusky bus near Crystal Beach Park Vermillion. Leonard Hastings, 23, remained in St Joseph's hospital Lorain after the crash. Winifred Wilcox Wilma Wilcox and Catherine Knowle suffered injuries described as bruises cuts and damaged teeth.
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la Grange
Crystal Beach Park
Vermillion
Leonard Hastings
St Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Winifred Wilcox
Wilma Wilcox
Catherine Knowle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilcox
Miss Knowles
Prohibition raid nets liquor arrests in Lorain and Amherst
Sheriff and state officer raid two homes, arrest Sam Calanzyali and Bingenzo Dorazio in Lorain for possession of intoxicants. They plead not guilty and are freed on $880 bonds. In Amherst, Dave Brennan’s home yields liquor. Mary Brennan and G L Bishop released on $800 bonds, with R P Nary and D Brennan charged with interfering with officers. Hearing set Thursday. Officers: Sheriff Underhill and deputies Ives Knight Adams.
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Sheriff's Department
Lorain
Sam Calanzyali
Bingenzo Dorazio
S. J. George
Amherst
Dave Brennan
Brennan
Mary Brennan
G .L. Bishop
R. P. Nary
D. Brennan
Range Fights in Financial Stabilization
Paris March 2 The finance minister presented a budget plan to balance a 4 334 000 000 franc deficit. It would keep existing duties, raise customs and postal receipts, and impose a civic tax plus a revised sales tax to raise about 2 3735 000 000 francs. A 35 000 000 franc surplus would fund an amortization fund.
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Paris
Mar
Peret
Finance Commission of
The
Chamber
Prohibition Tariff and Jersey Textile Strike Probed by Senate
The Senate to launch three major investigations this week touching prohibition tariff and the New Jersey textile strike with broad reach into business political and social life. The proceedings will probe home life and the habits of the people while committee work continues on prohibition.
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Jersey
Senate
Washington
New Jersey
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truck Upset Drowns Two Workmen Near Toledo
John Campbell and Leonard Krause died when a Toledo Edison repair truck overturned in a ditch on the Whitehouse Road, twenty four miles south of Toledo. Driver Lon Moore and companion Vernon Malragh survived with minor injuries as the other crew members were recovering.
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Toledo, O
John Campbell
Leonard Krause
Lon Moore
Vernon Malragh
Defiance
Toledo-Edison Company
Whitehouse
Toledo
Campbell
Krause
Moore
Robbery at Columbia Recreation Parlor Claims Cash and Jewelry
Three young bandits robbed the Columbia recreation parlor in Cleveland today, taking 516 dollars in cash and a 160 dollar ring from owner Trink Sweeney. Police investigated as five patrons were also relieved of valuables during the holdup early today.
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Cleveland
Trink Sweeney
Slim Clems
Columbia Recreation Parlor
Sweeney
Candy Kid gang tied to six murders in New York
Rich ard St Whittemore alias the Candy Kid and his night club gang face indictments as evidence links them to at least six murders and nearly half a million dollars from holdups. Paladino confessed to twenty four robberies, eight gang members to be arraigned, with Whittemore wanted in Baltimore for guard murder. Bodies found in Trinity graveyard New Jersey point to gang killings.
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New York
Richard St. Whittemore
Clu
Paladino
Whittemore
Baltimore
Maryland
Whittesmore
Trinity
Ballymore
Tatter
Dunler
New Jersey
Tommie Langrelia
FINDING 4 BABY BODIES RAISES FARM MURDER FEARS
In Cherry Run West Virginia authorities uncovered the bodies of four infants linked to a possible baby farm. Three infants were found in an attic and one in a rubbish pile outside the dwelling. The ages ranged from two weeks to two months. The house had been occupied for months with a prior occupant identified as John W Rohe. A report states the bodies were placed within the last two weeks as the attic area had been cleaned a fortnight ago. Local officials and sheriffs pursued leads to possible additional arrests.
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Cherry Run
W. Va
Mareha
Margan
Mourder
Mina
John W. Rohe
O.engimre
Sheriff Hovernale
Ag Pi
Turns Spotlight on Tariff Body
Senator Joe T. Trobinson Democrat Arkansas organizes a special investigating committee to probe the tariff commission and the flexible tariff after Republicans joined Democrats in forcing an inquiry. He was named chairman of the panel.
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Joe T. Trobinson
Democrat
Arkansas
TS Tariff Commission
Man Confesses to Murder of Roy Lee in Michigan Farmhouse
Reported in Narling and Dorling area, Roy Lee, 18, was found shot dead in his car outside a farmhouse after a party. The suspect claimed the killing followed a coercive sexual advance by Lee and an implied threat from his wife. Police quoted the suspect, and the case involves a contested misconduct claim, a broken party, and a blizzard scene surrounding the confrontation.
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Ndusky
Mara
Roy Lee
Dorling Iit
Tharling
Young Lee
Torlaos
Leo
Lea Voun Azirl
Deeple
Conte Con
Lee
USA
Tim Sai
Curtay
al Nam
Chen Wen
Paris
Death sentence upheld in Georgia for two youths
Atlanta March 22 the last appeal of Ted Coggeshall of Quincy and Floyd McClelland of Brockton New York failed as the Georgia supreme court denied a writ of mandamus to force a district court to hear a motion for a new trial. They were convicted of the murder of Prof W C Wright in Putnam County.
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Atlanta
Mar
Ted Coggeshall
Quincy
Ths
Floyd McClelland
Brockton
N. Y
Georgia Supreme Court
Gogeeshall
McClelanadl
W. OC. Wright
Putnam County
Fatally Hurt New York Collision On Algnway
Word from Flyrna states G. A. Lytle of 828 Bast wreenue died in a Conneaut hospital after a Sunday automobile crash in Conneaut when his car struck the rear of a truck. Lytle had lived here about two years and worked as a truck company agent on the road. He leaves a wife a daughter and a married son.
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Flyrna
G. A. Lytle
Bast Wreenue
Conneaut
Lytle
Two Lorain youths injured in early morning crash
Two young men from Lorain were hospitalized after a 3:38 AM crash on Step 2 Lake Avenue. The car failed to navigate a curve, struck mailboxes and a telephone pole, and wrecked the machine. Jin Resnger and Harvey Lewis suffered multiple injuries. Lewis was asleep, and Resnger might have been too. Sheriff Underhill arranged transport and cleared the scene.
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Lorain
Memorial Hospital
Lake Avenue
Gaieg
Ttn Bik
Jin Resnger
Harvey Lewis
W. 21St Street
Lewis
Bessinger
Sherif Underhill
North Ridge Road to be designated State Highway 355
Lorain County commissioners began actions after state took North Ridgerd as a state highway. It will be State Highway 355 from Rocky River to near Penfield junction on the Elsyvia Lorain reed. They plan a Columbus conference March 30 with George Bellesiger to settle funds and cost sharing with the state 30 percent anticipated, aiming to relieve Bush costs and improve county highways. The road will serve Ghearch F ria, Sheffield townships, and Avon and Dover villages.
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Lorain County
North Ridgerd
Wall
Rocky River
Penfield Junction
George Bellesiger
Hughwass
Columbus
Vno
Ghearch Fria
Sheffield
Avon
Dover
First Day of Spring Feels Warm Despite Morning Fog
Sunday marked the first day of spring with dense fog overnight, which cleared by noon as sunshine raised temperatures to 48. The public enjoyed pleasant weather with more motor traffic and residents outdoors for fresh air.
Probes and Legal Tangles Mark Ohio and Nation News
State probes into irregularities in the Ohio Agriculture Department fill the air as Gov Donahey crisscrosses toledo and Crallie and Tracy head to Washington. In New York miners plead not guilty to rioting, with trials set for April 12 and May 10. Inez Osborne faces assault to murder charges in Chicago. A Mass post office bandit case ties to George Tracey. Senate Judiciary orders hearings to modify the dry law with prompt inquiries to follow.
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Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
Tracy
Doenahey
Toledo
Crallie
Washington
Nyc
Newburgh
Geggs
Sherif Harry Flynn
Murville
Providence, Tt. T
George Tracey
Germany Seeks Equal Footing in League of Nations
Berlin March 23 German foreign minister Herr Stresemann told the Reichstag the political battle for Germany to gain equal status in the League of Nations must continue. He outlined Germany’s aim to join the league as a power on an equal footing with the Allies, while seeking admission through a channel with the other powers.
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Germany
Berlin
Lfe
League of Nations
Herr Stresemann
Reichstag
Herr Stresemanon
League
Convict leaps from train breaks parole death in Atlanta
Ray Udall, 30, died in Columbus after leaping from a train returning him to the federal pen at Atlanta where he had been paroled. Death followed the jump as authorities investigated the incident early in March.
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Columbus
Mar
Atlanta
Ray
Udall
Burglary Hits Lorain Home on Eighth Street
Lorain reports Mrs. B Albright’s home at 1161 Eighth Street was entered last night after burglars pried up a window. A strong box with valuable papers and notes valued at 1400 dollars was stolen. Police have made no arrests.
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Lorain
Mar
Judge Orders Foreclosure Of Mortgage In Elyria Case
Judge W. O. Thompson this morning ordered foreclosure of a 56900 mortgage held by Elyria Savings and Trust Co in its suit against The American Shovel and Stamping Co. Two years interest is included. A judgment to R. T. J. Martin on a second mortgage is noted but not yet totaled.
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W. OR. Thompson
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
American Shovel and Stamping Co
R. T. J. Martin
Local man bound over on entering an inhabited dwelling charge
John Phillips of Second Street was bound over to the grand jury by Justice George on a $1,000 bond for entering an inhabited dwelling. The charge, preferred by George Herrman near the Catholic cemetery on Lake Avenue, alleges Herrman’s home was entered while he was away. Herrman reported seeing Jacobs, with a skeleton key, in the cemetery area and fleeing through the house after confrontation. sheriff Cuterhll was called and Jacobs had two empty quart bottles saying he came to get cider for Phillips.
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John Phillips
Second Street
Grand Jurs
Justice George
George Herrman
Lake Avenue
Sherif Cuterhll
Herrman
Jacobs Walt
Merrman
Jacobs
Flood destroys Big Bridge as Carries Away Major Structures
Flooding in Oil City Pennsylvania shuts down plants and sinks all traffic on multiple railroad lines. The Allegheny River and its tributaries swell to record levels, washing away two spans of the Big Tock bridge and threatening the city core, with thousands stranded and civic buildings cut off.
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Oil City
J File
Post Offici
Ary Hall
YOMAL
Select House
Gib Creek
Alleglensy
Alllegheny
Vail
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York Central
Franhiin
Steat
ON City
Franklin
President Coolidge back at desk after father's funeral
President Coolidge resumed work at the White House desk in Washington after returning from the funeral of his father Col. John C. Coolidge. He disposed of routine business, with engagements cut to the bone. Only one appointment was listed for the day, with Elmer Dover, former assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Col
John C. Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Elmer Dover
the Treasury
Harrison says envoy should be recalled
In a May 22 Senate debate Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi attacked Ambassador Alanson B. Houghton for remarks critics say undermined the League of Nations. Harrison claimed Houghton spoke without State Department approval and urged recall, while defending the President and Kellogg against the charges.
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Europe
Washington
Alanson B. Houghton Rerlina
Great Britain
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Coolrdge
League of Nations
Harrison
Houghton
League
United Sta’ S
Coolidge
Kellogg
Ambassador Houghton
Plate Department
High Court of St. James
Jo le
State Department
England
Court Denies Motion in Illinois Lake Michigan Water Dispute
The Supreme Court denied a nine by the Chicago sanitary district to dismiss an action by Wisconsin Ohio Pennsylvania and Minnesota to compel Sinvis to divert Lake Michigan water through the drainage canal Rye 600 cubic feet per second to a maximum of 100.
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Bulletin
Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago Sanitary District
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylv Aniaa
Minnesota
Sinvis
Rye
Lake Michigan
Child Struck by Car Leaves Hospital with Minor Injuries
Helen Bramwell of Neuter Court was treated at Memorial hospital for minor bruises after a collision with a northbound car driven by H C Garber on Lodi Street between Chestnut and the bridge. Garber accompanied the girl to the hospital and stayed until she could go home.
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Helen Bramwell
Neuter Ct
Memorial Hospital
H.C. Garber
Franklin Street
Garber
Lodi Street
Chestnut Street
Bramwell
George Hoard
Leonard Hastings
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France
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al Smith
W. G. McAdoo
Albert C. Ritchie
Sang
Noeveal
Tariff Body
Algnway
CORA
North Ridge Road
Chicago
Inez Osborne
Pretty Telephone Company
Treatrice Caine
American Can Co
Miss Osborne
Marsh
Senate Judiciary
Ars Mary Rodgers
Robert Wainston
Ind
Lester C. Simpkins
Taicille Myers
Simpkins
Sheld
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