Eveland Mian Killed Near Ellington
Janes 28 of 1Ld¢ Park Velaml fatally wounded when a Wheeling and Lake engine struck his car near Wellington. His wife, who was with him, is in the Allen Memorial Hospital with head and side injuries. The accident occurred near the depot where a suicide was found recently. The body to Cleveland for burial. no children.
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Shas Janes
Ender
Wellington
Cleveland
Allen Memorial
Obertin
Jones
Jewelry dispute goes to jury in Atlantic City case
The case over 1000 worth of jewelry between Joph B. Haynes of Atlantic City and Theodore and Francia Ian of Cleveland proceeds in the Court of Common Pleas before Judge Webber. Haynes testified, drawing sharp cross examination as both sides prepare final arguments with a Monday jury charge scheduled.
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Joph B. Haynes
Atlantic City
Theodore
Francia
Ian
Cleveland
Webber
Court of Common Pleas
Suit to void assignment to wife in divorce case
George Glovacky files a suit in the court of common pleas seeking to have an assignment by which he transferred his property to his wife Mary declared null and void. He alleges a promise of marriage in exchange for the assignment and asks a temporary injunction to prevent sale or removal of the property valued around $1,000. Later items note a divorce petition against Crutcher and a foreclosure suit by B T Construction Company on a $4,800 contract with Mande R and Cart H Smith named as defendants. sale to satisfy judgment requested.
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George Glovacky
Mary
Victory Avenue
Loin
Court of Common Pleas
Glor Ky
FEGOS
Cammeon
B. T. Construction Company
Mande R
Cart
Hmith
Paintiffs
Flyria
Ald Linden Pleads Guilty to Liquor Sale Charge
Ald Linden of 126 School Street pleaded guilty to selling intoxicating liquor in police court today. He was fined 300 and jailed after failing to post 1000 bond. Rankin and a raiding party arrested him. liquor tested 46 percent alcohol.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Linden
A. J. Linden
School Street
O.E. Rankin
Rankin
Frank Smith
Sweet and
Hurd
Ileis
Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Gray Face Murder Trial
In New York a week and a half before trial for the murder of Albert Snyder the widow Ruth Snyder and her lover Henry Judd Gray blame each other. Prosecution cites a whisky mercury solution intended to poison Snyder. Defense argues split blame with Gray claiming dual personality influence and Mrs Snyder pressing Gray as the killer.
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New York
Albert Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Gray
Truce Reported in Chaplin Divorce Case
Los Angeles March 29 A development in the Charles Chaplin divorce suit hints at a possible out of court settlement. Counselor Lierd Wrislet said he would travel to New York to confer with Chaplin while Mrs Chaplin’s attorney indicated no further alimony action would be pursued at this time. Close friends anticipate a truce between Chaplin and his wife though neither side comments publicly.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Lierd Wrislet
Chaplin
New York
Mail Plane Forced Down in Dense Fog at Brownhelm
Government mail airplane forced down this morning at Brownhelm due to dense fog. The craft landed safely on the Sam Bacon farm and was moved again after 9 am following orders from Cleveland to continue to the destination.
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Brownsteam
Sam Bacon
Cleveland
Best Attendance Banner Won By Miss McGrillis Room 224
A banner recognizing Miss McGrillis in room 224 at the high school as winner of the March attendance and punctuality contest was presented by assistant principal Adams. Mrs White near room 232 led the home rooms at Washington grade school. Previous winners included Mr Lake in room 221 at the high school and Miss Woodray in room 231 at Washington grade.
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Hikn
Miss Woodrai
Washington Grade
Suit challenges mayoral bias in liquor case ruling
Rosario Garbo of Lorain files petition in error in the Lorain common pleas alleging nine errors in a local liquor possession case heard by Justice George. The case centers on Justice Taft's ruling that mayors and other officials cannot judge cases in which they receive fees. Garbo seeks restoration of all losses from the March 2 conviction and fine.
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Lora County
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Rosario Garbo
11Th Street
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Ss. J. George
George Wein Camed
Taft
Fhompson
Garbo
Justice
George
Camden Wins Interscholastic Spelling Contest
Camden township won the county wide spelling contest for grades seven and eight after a two list test. Camden and Belden tied on the first list but Camden led on the second. Notable correct spellings included quito and knew with Ridgeville Center and Gulf school showing top seventh and eighth grade performance. Twenty eight townships were tested with twelve averaging 90 percent or higher and one below 80 percent.
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Camden Township
Camden
Belden
Quito
Ridgeville Center
Idgreville Center
Gulf School
Worth
Union Miners’ Strike Looms in West Virginia
Charleston reports a strike threat in central competitive coal fields may boost nonunion mines as demand rises with reduced surplus. Officials estimate up to 60,000,000 tons of coal on hand nationwide by April 1 while union organizers court nonunion workers and argue for higher coal prices amid tighter supply.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
U.S
Woman in Mascara Hires For Movie Admission
Kaward Maner a 24 year old dental student from Lima Ohio was charged with disorderly conduct after attempting to gain admission to a downtown movie theatre showing a sex picture by posing as a woman in feminine attire. He was arraigned in municipal court and suspended while waiting to buy a ticket for the women only showing.
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Cinginnate
Kaward Maner
Lima
Yatrolmenbad
Mauret
Stadium Bids Opened for William A. Ely Stadium Prep
The Resur Bros were awarded the contract to drain the athletic field as preparation for the new William A. Ely Stadium. The board of education met to open bids and plans for a stadium south of the city are on file. Bids will be opened on April 15.
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Resur Bros. Wer
Wiliam A. Elysiatium
Board of Education
J. ©. Wilmot
Washington
Boys Week Observed In City With Broad Participation
A nine-organization committee decided last night to hold a Boys Week from April 29 to May 7 with plans led by Dean Burns and W C McClellan. Participants include schools churches synagogues youth groups and local officials plus businesses and clubs. The tentative program features a parade kite contest industry career day Sunday school citizenship day and a boys circus.
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Dean Burns
W. C. McClellan
Jewish Synagogue
Kiwanis
Thatury
Eagles, Elke, Moose
Knights of Columbus
Board of Trade
City and County Oficials
the Chronicle Telegram
Boy Scotts
Cheese and Cracker Club
Young Men's Club
American Legion
le Molay
Moving Picture Houses
Sewage Plant Bonds Sold in Cleveland Auction
The Herrick and Co. bond house of Cleveland won the $700000 sewage disposal bonds after bids from twelve firms. Awarded at par with accrued interest and premium of 17726, the deal beat Otis and Co. and Ames Emerick and Co. The bonds bear 4 1 4 percent interest and mature in 25 year periods for project construction.
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Herrick and Co
Cleveland
Otis and Co
Ames
Emerick and Co
Chisago
Time insider quiz series on Pacific islands
Chronicle Telegram launches a daily ten question quiz titled Ask Me Another with topics requiring general knowledge. Readers are invited to follow inside pages for questions and answers, starting today, as part of a broader United Press feature.
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Time
Chronicle Telegram
United Pree
Educators Meet at Columbus for Annual Conference
Over a score of educational dignitaries will attend the seventh annual conference under Ohio State University auspices in Columbus. The event opens April 7 for three days with twenty colleges and three normal schools participating and superintendents from five major cities invited. Speakers hail from fourteen states.
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Columbus
Ausners
Ohio State Tniverce
Citien
Randolph J. Condon
Clareinnath
JL J. Richerson
Youngstown
FL J. Pruit
Sancuaky
R. G. Jones
Cleveland
Meek
Toledo
States
Editor Takes Stand in Gas Against Ford
Court in Detroit heard Henry Ford directed editor Willian J. Cameron to retract Dearborn Independent attacks on Aaron Sapiro if wrong and stand by them if right. Cameron testified he urged a retraction, but Ford said to keep to truth if correct. Cameron edited the articles and admitted changing “Jewish control” to “the Higher Jewish control” to avoid broad blame. The morning included a disruption between Reed and Sapiro with a brief court reprimand.
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Ford
Independent
Cameron
Efe
Saptro
Fred Black
Usiness
The
Sapiro
Sapira
Jauimes Reed
Aaron Sapira
Reed
Auto collision sparks $10,000 damage suit in Avon Village
George Harrison of Berea files in the court of common pleas against Frank Jacob of Avon alleging negligence at the Walker road and Avon Center road intersection on October 17, 1926. Harrison claims injuries including cuts to the eye and temple, injuries to multiple body parts, and nervous shock after Jacob allegedly drove at high speed.
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Court of Common Pleas
George Harrison
Progpest Avenue
Berea
Frank Jacob
Massey Avenue
Walker Road
Avon Center Road
Avon Village
Harrison
Jacob
Blu
Judge Conn resigns as insurance superintendent
Judge Harry L. Conn of Van Wert resigns as state superintendent of insurance after nearly four years in office. Governor Donaher announces successor Williams Safford, with Conn moving to private practice for insurers. he previously served as associate justice of the Ohio Supreme Court for six months in 1924.
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Columbus
Harry L. Conn
van Werthas
Donaher
Fie
Williams
Safford
Conn
Aimee
Ohio Supreme Court
Poison in Milk Probe Sparks Canton Police Action
Canton investigators detained 21 year old Charles Nurreway on suspicion of tampering with a milk bottle intended for his infant son. No charges filed yet. The grandmother alerted police after noticing tampering. In Delaware, Charles A. Smith, Celina, was recovering from a head wound after a campus melee between freshmen and sophomores at Ohio Wesleyan University amid a rat banquet near a church.
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Man Tyeldon Cilatgn
Canton
Charles Nurreway
Sam
Pullee
Polson
Delaware Delawar Co
Charles A. Smith
Celina
Rophomores
Ohio Weaslesan University
Ohioans in Danger Zone Amid China Relief Efforts
Ohioans are listed among Americans in peril in China as naval relief operations rescue missionaries and others. Rear Admiral Charles S. I. Williams leads forces protecting lives and property, with rescues near Shanghai and Nanking and consul John K. Davis coordinating foreign evacuees. Names and locations of Ohio residents appear across Shanghai Foochow Nanking and Canton amid escalating violence and evacuations.
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Columbus
China
Nanking
Charles S. I. Williams
Marpeville
Springfield
Shanghai
United Press
J. F. Willans
Shayne
Nanking University
Amer
Cyril M. Canright
Delaware
and Tres
Thamar Cartwright
Foo
Jehaw. Chan
Milton Wross
Alaik Tinglish
Ida Fern Vrantz
Lew Carlisi
Thentsin
Helen Naomi Gallaher
Gil Ead
Anhwel
George H. Geyer
Nenta
Janshow
George Wallace Iellister
Ret
W. K. Hol- Heater
Upper Sandusky
Fukien
Anita
Tracey Jones
St . Paris
Canton
Kimma Louise Konantz
Peking
John H. Korna
Victory
Kerns
Hissie Pennywit
Cleveland
Stenrg
Houguton
Dektag
George Carlton Leeyv
Walter Nind Lacy
Fi Feochow
Henry Veere Lacs
Deleware
Fotsins
Fuklen
Alice May McBee
Zanvayille
W. F. MeBes
Athens
Faochaw
Mauda Molter
Werchow Cha
James Cart Thammer
Colinater
Manefield Freeman
Pewing
Poca Leone Rate
Chinnati
Miatetnl
Francesa Ras
Toledo
Kanan
Rey
Wo Peeter
Slantang
aoMie Karle
Termin
London
Ursula Josephine Tsler
Grove Cite
Mintsineisden
Mehard Vanderburgh
Dias Mitchel
Cincinnsh
Vektor
Macetha Graf Tooneltom
Mra
Clarksburg
Misa. Graf
Foochpaw
Examination for railway postal clerk at local post office
The post office department has arranged an examination for a railway postal clerk to be held at the local post office on April 9.
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Post Office Department
Cabinet discusses Chinese situation in Washington
President Coolidge and his cabinet met for an hour and a half to review the dangerous Chinese situation. They decided no action from Washington would be evaded and affirmed Admirals Williams and Hough at Nanking.
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Washington
Looted American Homes in Nanking Under Cantonese Attack
Reports from the U S consulate in Nanking describe brutal treatment of American women and children by Cantonese troops. Homes and a theological seminary were burned and American and British properties looted. About 120 Americans were evacuated from Nanking University after negotiations. A Cantonese officer reportedly shot a French priest.
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Shanghat
Nanking
United States
Nanking University
Three More U S Destroyers Headed to China
Manila reports three more destroyers left for China today as the USS Farragut to Foochow and the Hullbar to Amoy and Swatow were sent in response to reports of anti foreign sentiment endangering Americans in those ports.
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China
Manila
U.S
Fdswall
Swatow
Hulmar
Amoy
Farrett
Foochow
Dayton Steel Co. Head Dies in Green Springs Area
Arthur W. Dickerson, 47, founder of the Dickerson Steel Co. of Dayton, collapsed and died from a heart attack after breakfast with his secretary L. Shoemaker. He recently planned a Seattle business trip. A Green Springs and Clyde, Ohio, native, he founded the Dickerson Steel in Dayton in 1975.
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Dayton Steel CO
Green Surings
Arthur VV. Dickerson
Dickerson Steel Co
Dayton
Elmwood Line
Rank L. Shoemaker
Dickerson
Aanttarium Bers Preparatory
Seattle
Green Springs
Clyde
Ohio
City schools see rise in enrollment this year
Enrollment in city schools climbs to 4427 from 4155 last year. Twenty four rooms reported no tardiness in the month and overall tardiness averaged about one in eleven students. Garfield notes top punctuality with one school at seventy eight and another at forty one ratios.
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Enrel Iment
Oerxmethy
R. Sind Pupertendo 2
C. Marton
Thy Garford
Former Grand Master of Ohio Freemasons Dies at Home
Chandleraville March 25 The Most Worshipful Mason M Robinson prominent Freemason and former grand master of the Grand Lodge of Ohio died today at his home. Robinson was a 38th Degree Scottish Rite Mason and held the Ohio grand master title during 1902 Ye has the unique record of attending 25 consecutive annual sessions of the Grand Lodge.
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Jito Masons
Dtes Chandleraville
M. Robinson
Grrand Lodge of
Ohio
Dice
Soabinson
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Rand Lodge
King Albert Sidelined by Flu Again
King Albert of Belgiana is confined to his team with influenza for the second time in recent weeks, as the royal squad prepares for upcoming events in Brussels.
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King OF
Foreigners evacuated as Nanking threat eases
Washington reports that bombardment of Nanking was postponed as Americans and other foreigners leave the city. Admiral Hough and Admiral Williams note a calmer harbor stance, with about 120 Americans believed evacuated to ships while Japanese evacuations proceed and British personnel are taken aboard the Emerald. County approves cleaning Powdermaker Ditch in Avon area.
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Washington
Nanking
Navy
H. H. Hough
C. 8. Williams
United States
Asiatic Fleet
Hough
Flough
Te Plas Shanghai
Williams
Waugh
Tough
Nanking University
Shanghai
Asverthans
Mike
S. S. Emerald
Getton
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