Eleven arrested for traffic violations in Vermilion
Eleven people were arrested over the weekend on traffic violations, most for speeding. Several appeared before Mayor Hinkson and were fined, with hearings set for Monday. Other charges included intoxication and passing on the right, with fines ranging from 1 to 5 dollars plus costs.
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Hinkson
HL Co
Cheney
West Avenue
Robert Kuehlman
Vermilion
Broad
Court Streets
George Walton
Kuehlman
George Hall
Harvard Street
Hall
Joe Blauner
West River Street
Broad Street
Clarence Shuler
Lorain
Lodi Street
Stanley Sharp
Tod West Avenue
T J Foley
Olmsted Falls
Foley
Irvin Chaffee
Cleveland
Andrew Lute
Mike Pipes
Oscar Reiswand
Lakewood
Cheffea
Lod Street
Lute
Pipes
Reismand
Henry Joyce
Sixth Street
J. H Stahl
Joe Pielock
Bank Street
Five Russian Officials Die In Plane Fall Near Sovkom
Paris dispatch reports M. Masnikoff, head of the Soviet war council, and four others killed when their aircraft crashed in flames near Sovkom. Victims include N. Nogiewski, head of the Transcaucasian commission, and M. Atar tkoff, Trans-Caucasian union representative, alongside two pilots.
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Paris
M. Masnikoff
Soviet War Council
Sovkom
Moscow
N. Nogi- Jewski
Trans- Caucasian Commission
M. Atarthkoff
Trans- Caucasian Union
Newark Nitro Blast Shakes Newark Area. Loss Put At 25000
A nitro glycerine explosion at the Marietta Magazine and Torpedo Company near Rock Haven Park, Newark, Ohio, injures eight workers nearby but causes no confirmed fatalities. Manager L. W. King says anyone within a thousand yards would have been blown to atoms. damage estimates reach 25000 with no insurance. Windows shattered a mile away. A separate Washington dispatch notes investors are swindled due to public gullibility and lack of scientific knowledge by inventors.
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Newark
Ohio
Marietta Magazine and Torpedo Company
Rock Haven Park
Here
L. W. King
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Eagles Build New Nest Near Brownhelm Onlookers Watch
Scores of people from Elyria gathered Sunday to see three eagles and a young helper at Brownhelm as they rebuilt a nest. One eagle watched while two brought materials for a nest three feet thick, the old nest ruined by visitors. The new nest lies 300 feet southeast of the previous site in a tree once used as an observatory. visibility from the Wagner home prompts a recommended Elyria route via Amherst to Brownhelm center.
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Oullo Sixchera Brownhelm
Oho
Elyria
Father-Inlaw
Henry Wagner
Elysians
Lo- Tain
Amherst
Brownhelm Center
Cahe
New York Central
Fullerton of Vagoar Professor Faces Personal Crisis Reports
Poughkeepsie N Y March 23 Professor George Fuller ton a visiting sociology professor at Vassar College committed suicide at his home. Details were withheld pending arrival of Coroner John A Card and unverified reports note the death by his own action.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
George 8. Fullerton
Vassar College
John A Card
North Eaton property owners press Cowley road upgrade
A delegation from North Eaton demanded two miles of Cowley road be improved. County commissioners approved resurfacing with a penetration top and planned to finish the work within the year. In Chicago an inquest into William Nelson McClintock's death was postponed to allow the bail hearing for William D. P. Shepherd to proceed.
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North Eaton
Cowley
Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
Harry Olson
William DP. Shepherd
Death toll climbs as cyclone devastates Midwest
Cyclone fatalities reach 694 across five states with Illinois bearing 542 dead and Indiana 87. Relief crews rush surgeons and nurses to curb gas gangrene pneumonia and typhoid as committees and aid groups begin rebuilding and recouping losses in Illinois Indiana Tennessee Missouri and Kentucky.
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Illinois
Indiana
Red Cross
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Plane travel record set by Lieut Meredith in 21 minutes
Dayton Ohio, March 22. From Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton to Northern Field, Columbus, in 21 minutes flat the record by Lieut R T Meredith of Selfridge Field in a Curtiss airplane. Meredith said he was not in a hurry, benefited by a forty mile tail wind, and could have done 62 miles in fifteen minutes if he had pushed.
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Dayton
Ohto
Wilbur Wright Field
Northern Field
Columbus
R. T. Meredith
Selfridge Field
Meredith
Auto injures boy in East avenue Broad street crash
A 14 year old bicyclist William McCale of 322 Prospect street was struck by a car driven by Tony Elbert of 427 East avenue. He was taken to the hospital after the collision as the car entered Broad street. The rider's knee was injured and his bicycle damaged.
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East Avenue
Broad Street
William McCale
Prospect Street
Tony Elbert
Elbert
Fred Youngleberg
Blaine Street
Oscar Koehn
Glenwood Street
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Koehn
Dispute Over Gompers Will Settled
Washington March 23 Mrs Gertrude Gompers widow withdraws contest of Samuel Gompers late president of the American Federation of Labor will and accepts a later will executed weeks before his death The second will cuts her from dower rights and leaves the bulk of about 40000 to Gompers children and grandchildren Domestic difficulties were cited as the cause of the change in wills
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gertrude Gompers
Gompers
Elks Prepare Largest Local Lodge Initiation Night
The local lodge of Elks announces a March 25 celebration initiating 135 candidates from the John G Price class. Grand Exalted Ruler John G Price will speak after a 5:30 banquet at the Elk restaurant with music by Lakewood Hills band and performances by American Harmony Four and four Cleveland theatre female vocalists.
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Lodge of Elks
John G. Price
John G Price
Elk’s
American Harmony Four
Cleveland
Price
Lakewood Hil
Order
Ohio
Five Die in Auto Mishaps at Fremont and Youngstown
In Fremont four people die when an auto is struck by a Lake Shore interurban as it entered a private driveway. Victims include Clarence Michaels his wife and daughter Maryell Burle Tuckerman and a fourth victim. In Youngstown Marie Baldwin 15 is killed when a car carrying students veers off an embankment injuring three others.
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Fremont
Lake Snare
Clarence Michaels
Maryell
Burle Tuckerman
Michaels
Youngstown
Marie Baldwin
Youngstown High School
Canfield
Car arrest on South Amherst road for liquor intoxication
Deputy Sheriff Spaulding arrested Charles Collins on the South Amherst road after noticing he could not keep his vehicle in the roadway. A gallon of liquor was found in the car and Collins was jailed pending a hearing before Justice George.
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Spaulding
Charles Collins
Amherst
Collins
Aszeareh
Collings
George
Labor clash over Ohio State Police bill heats closing week
Columbus march 23 an Ohio legislature action on Representative Liles Huron County bill to create a State Highway Police force faces union opposition. The plan places a four member board and a superintendent under state control with the highway director as chair.
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Columbus
House
Liles
Huron County
Ohio
Department of State Highway Department
Secretary of State
Eagles Gather for Northern Ohio Conference on Convention
Nearly four score representatives from a dozen Eagles of northern Ohio met in Elyria at Aerie 431 to discuss organization membership and the August Toledo state convention tied to the national event. Lorain county plans to send 500 Eagles by train with a 35 piece band. joint conventions open Aug 10 with attendees from Elyria Lorain Cleveland Sandusky Bellevue Fremont and other areas.
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Ohio
Elyria
Aerie No
Little Joe’ Boddy
Toledo
Lorain County
Steve Leser
The
Elyria Aerie
State
Joseph H. Dowling
Dayton
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Eldon L. Hayes
Fremont
Amherst
Wellington
Norwalk
Willard and
Fostoria
Mrs Emma Pasenow Qed Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Emma Pasenow died Saturday at Memorial Hospital at age 37 years 4 months 5 days. She leaves husband William and four sons William Howard Harold and Russell a mother two sisters and two brothers. A member of St Pauls Evangelical Church the Rev Paul Bougwa will officiate at funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Elyna cemetery.
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Emma Pasenow
Memorial
William
Howard
Iarold
Russell
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Paul Bougwa
Sudro
Elyna
Lorain Man Sentenced Ten Days On Contempt Charge
Alex Waltemchak was jailed by Judge W B Thompson for failing to pay $15 weekly child support. He admitted spending $18 weekly on his own food but provided no support for his two children. The judge left him to “think it over” in jail.
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Alex Waltemchak
Lorain
W B. Thompson
Fulure
Carmella
Arthur
Marie Pacifico
Joseph
FIGHT WITH YEGGS BLAMED IN CHESAPEAKE GUN BATTLE
A dramatic street gun battle in Chesapeake between rival Chesapeake and Proctorville factions left Harrison Wilkes dead and Fred Base seriously wounded. Suspects Jess Forgey and Melvin Neff, both under arrest, were identified as involved, with Forsy also serving as town marshal of Proctorville and deputy sheriff of Lawrence County.
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Chesapeake
Proctorville
Harrison Wilkes
Fred Base
Jess Forgey
Melvin Neff
Forsey
Lawrence County
Two Ohioans Die in Battle in Kent Ohio
On March 23 Kent police officer Clayton Apple 43 died after stopping three men in Kent Ohio while on duty. Nicosia 26 and Mollica 25 were arrested in Akron after a gun battle left Apple and Nicosia dead. Witnesses Harry Wilson and Alvin McDermott reported seeing Apple confront the trio as they attempted a murder plot against a private officer.
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Kent
Clayton Apple
Basslie Nicossa
Akron
Apple
Nicosia
Frank Mollica
Akron City
Girard
Mollica
Medio
Harry Wilson
Alvin McDermott
Two Die in Chicago Apartment Shooting Mystery
In Chicago on March 23 a man and a woman were shot dead in bed inside one flat. A second woman in a nearby unit was likely wounded by buckshot as police scrambled for clues and motives remained unknown.
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Chi
Chicago
Mary Palumbozio
Edward
Bootlegger Yegg Murdered in Chicago Theater Panic
Police identify the slain bootlegger as Morris Barnstein known in New York and Philadelphia as Morris Goldman or Mush Gordon. He had a dozen year police record with larceny and conspiracy charges in 1916 and lived in a north side hotel under the Goldman alias.
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Chicago
Musa Gordon
Deluxe
Palace Theatre
New York
Philadelphia
Gordon
Iden
Morris Barnstein
Morris Goldman
Morris “Mush” Gordon
North Side
Goldman
Autopsy Planned in Mysterious Banker Frackenheimer Death
Louis Frackenheimer, 74, banker, died after telling doctors he was assaulted by two bandits near his Park Avenue home. He claimed taxi payment triggered the attack at Eightieth Street and Park Avenue. watch and keys remained, no money on his person. An autopsy by the medical examiner is scheduled for today as investigators pursue a robbery case.
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New York
Maren
Louis S. Frankenheimer
Frankenheimer
Meeten
Park Avenue
Eightieth Street
Frankheimer
Bandits Rob Oak Park Jewelry Store in Chicago Area
Three bandits held up the E. H. Boysen Jewelry store in Oak Park, wounding four people including Boysen and August Peiser. A watchmaker, Paul Breckbull, fired a shotgun into the crowd, as the thieves escaped with an undetermined amount of jewelry likely worth thousands.
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Chicago
E. H. Boysen
Oak Park
Boysen
August Peiser
Paul Breckbull
Boy Held in Ohio MARIBG 63 U Siareh 25
John Haines 14 19 under arrest charged with shooting to death Mrs Benn Summers wife of a Cairo WV merchant Hines also charged with try
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Maribg
Siareh
John Haines
Benn Summers
Cairo
W. Va
Hines
Woman Suspect Escapes Reform School Connection
A woman accused of planning to kill Mrs Summers and her son Haines, who had lived at the Summers home since last fall, is believed to have escaped from an Ohio reformatory.
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Ing
Whipping Boss Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
Thomas W. Tugginbotham known as the Whipping Boss in Florida peonage cases pleads not guilty in Circuit Court to first degree murder in the death of Lewis Barker a Negro clothing salesman. E G Priest and W G McCrane also enter similar pleas. Barker allegedly beaten and killed while selling clothes to lumberjacks in October 1924. Hart confessing involvement by four white men who were indicted for murder.
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Cross City
Fla
Thomas W. Tugginbotham
Florida
Lewis Barker
W. G. McCrane
Barker
Higginbotham
Charlie Hart
Tragic Slaying Sparks Fire at Chicken Coop
In Cleveland on March 23 police report Mrs. Catherine Liska strangled with a kimono and later found dead after a chicken coop fire. A suspect named Wag was arrested Saturday and twice shown the remains as detectives pursued leads.
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Cleveland
Catherine Liska
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