Elyria merchants form plan for Board of Trade
A committee of twenty five was appointed to organize an Elyria Board of Trade or similar body. Seventeen signed up at yesterday's meeting and additional merchants signaled interest to join, aiming to boost the city’s business program and economic development. Paris crisis follows French cabinet defeat over pensions as Poincare resigns.
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Board of Trade
Nber of Commerce
C. W. Phillips
Gillis
A. J. Curren
J. H. Y. Max Goldstein
Jim Armi- L. B
Etalk
Elyria
Frnlight
Bank Burglar McGahan Confesses in Pie Based Arrest
Dayton Ohio March 26 George McGahan known as a feared Ohio bank robber was arraigned in Toledo on federal charges tied to selling government securities. He pleaded guilty and received a two year sentence at Atlanta prison. He hopes to avoid longer punishment as his April trial nears. He earned fame with high living and a fondness for pie misled by a dining room incident.
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Dayton
George McGahan
Ohio
Toledo
George
Atlanta
Montgomery
Mearietta
New York
Indiana
Ohio Bankers Association
Yacht Club
MecGahan
Archie Dennison
Canada
Woman Surrenders After Killing Husband at Resting Home
Mrs Anna Ales 3 shot her husband Alec 35 as he lay asleep this morning in Pittsburgh. After the murder she dressed and went to the home office of Peace Phillip Hillen where she surrendered to police.
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Ttsburgh
Anna Ales
Alec
Dhait
Phillip Hillen
Changes in Teacher Examinations Schedule in Elyria
The law for holding teacher examinations has changes. Examinations will occur in Elyria on the fourth Saturday in April the fourth Saturday in May the fourth Saturday in June and the fourth Friday in August.
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Elyria
Collision sinks Japanese ship off Dungeness
In England off Dungeness the Japanese steamship Tokofuku Maru of Kobe was sunk after a collision with the German steamship Heindal. Twenty three crew members are reported missing.
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Deal
England
Kobe
Heindal
Dungeness
Arrests for Passing Check at Wellington Reported
Lakewood police arrested BE. L. Lack on a charge of uttering a check without funds. The alleged October check for 91.35 at Wellington remains unpaid. Lack is to be arraigned before Justice J. George. In San Antonio Texas Ranger Captain Baldwin accused officers of refusing to cooperate with state dry law enforcements. Akron police arrested four men and seized a carload of alleged beer in East Akron.
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Underhill
Lakewood
BE. L. Lack
Lock
Eng Tel
Wellington
Long
J. George
LACKS
San Antonio
Texas
Prohibition
Roy Haynes
B. C. Baldwin
Senate
Daugherty Investigation Committee
Washington
Akron
East
Anton Schnurr
Pete Sandrene
Jos, Buosch
Mike Paster
Huerta Lost In Storm Report Claims Sea Loss
Reports picked up by radio stations, said to originate from New Orleans, claimed Adolfo De La Huerta, leader of the uprising against the Obregon government, was lost at sea when his schooner was struck by a hurricane. Family in New Orleans was reported frantic.
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Fort Worth
Texas
New Orleans
Adolfo de la Huerta
Obregon
Mexico
Freedom for Heiress after Long Asylum Battle
Dorothy Gordon, heir to half a million, wins her liberty after a three year struggle ending with her release from an asylum. She now resides in Boston with friends as public attention grew during the case. Temporary guardian William F. Jardine was ousted and J. M. O'Donoghue named guardian.
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Dorothy Gordon
Boston
Real Ree
Illiam F. Jardine
J. M O'Donoghue
G O P Flays Dems As Forerunner Of Presidential Race
Washington dispatch notes the coming campaign will set records for bitterness and mudslinging as both parties train for the August and July battle. The Republican National Committee blasts Democratic investigations and slams the Walsh and Wheeler committees, accusing them of slander and corruption. The piece questions what the Democratic response will be to this March prelude.
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G. O. P. Flays
Washington
Daugherty
Montana
Walsh
Whe
Wheeler
Walsh Committee
Jesse James
Calamity Jane
Senate
National
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Bergdoll to sail from Hamburg to surrender
Washington March 26 Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the millionaire draft dodger will sail tomorrow from Hamburg on the North German liner Deutschland to New York to surrender to the American government and begin serving his sentence for desertion.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Hamburg
New York
Staten Island Slaying Sparks Massive Manhunt
authorities urged speed in tracing a motorist who killed 31 year old Maud Bauer on a lone Staten Island road. Bauer left her stalled car with two children nearby and was fatally stabbed and shot after accepting a ride from a sedan.
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New York
Maud Bauer
Staten Island
Bauer
Mayor Lenient With Booze Maker
Officers found a still and mash at 221 West River Street. Andy Kotay was charged with possession of a still. Court heard a doctor prescribed whisky for his health, so Mayor Hinkson fined him 100 dollars and costs, with a warning of a 1000 dollar fine for repetition.
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Southam, Birkline
Croyle
Andy Kotay
West River Street
Kotay
Hinkson
Policeman’s 606 Dog Ownership Battle Heads to Court
Officer Gibson's Airedale, raised from a pup, vanished for months then reappeared on Cheapside and traveled back with motorists. Now F W Saulisbury claims the dog and legal proceedings begin before Justice George. Gibson insists the pup is his.
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Gibson
Cheapside
F. W. Saulisbury
George
Solomon
Five Washington men earned thirty three million in stock deal
Roxie Stinson testified that five Washington men made 33 million dollars in a fall 1922 oil stock spree. She said Attorney General Harry Daugherty and Jess Smith were not involved, though Smith's close ties to Daugherty surfaced in the hearing. She detailed Smiths holdings and noted suspicions around his death and the will found in his apartment.
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Washington
Daugherty
Roxie Stinson
Jess W. Smith
Boon
Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Jesse W. Smith
Jess
Harry Daugherty
Jess Smith
Mrs. Stinsons
Watdman Park Hotel
White House
President Harding
Washington D. H
Ohio
Liberty
Riggs Bank
Central Leather
Ashurst
Arizona
Moses
New Hampshire
Stinson
Jed
Mr. Martin
W. F. Martin
Ashurist
Paul Howland
Lockhart
Daugherty at the White House March 26
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty met with President Coolidge for about 45 minutes to discuss government business and deny reports that the attorney general had been replaced. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge also had a 20 minute audience, fueling talk of a broader shakeup.
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Washington
Harry MM. Daugherty
Coolidge
Cabot Hanes
Henry Lodge
Daugherty
Lodge
Wellington Man Dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brough Schuster of Wellington dies at Elyria Memorial Hospital around 7:28 p.m. last night. Funeral director Andrews of Wellington will convey the remains to the deceased’s late home. Toledo report notes James Brady granted a stay of execution for April 1 after confessing to killing his wife with a meat axe. appellate court review set for April 14 at Sandusky.
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Brought Schuster
R. D
Wellington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrews
Toledo
James Brady
Court of Appeals
Brady
Sandusky
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Raymond Poincare
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M. Poincare
Great Britain
David Lloyd-George
Andrew Bonar Law
Stanley Baldwin
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U. S. Thurs
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