Free use of Elyria Y M C A by Rotary boys
Elyria Rotary club designates March 31 to April 6 as Boys Week with free access to the Y M C A gymnasium pool and games for all city boys. The Boys Work committee plans activities and a luncheon program on April 1 reviewing Rotary involvement and city boys projects.
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M.C. A
Elyria
Atarians
Big Brothers
Thi Oys
Rotary Club
Boys’ Work Committee
Rotarians
Vermilion River
Lndge
Hays to Face Senate Inquiry Over 1920 Financing
Former Republican national committee chair Hays is summoned by a Senate committee to answer questions about financing in 1920. The inquiry follows testimony by Al Jennings and involves alleged payments to Hays and denial of direct or indirect receipts. Senator Walsh’s brother Walsh subpoenaed in Missouri.
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Ngton
Hays
Blican National
al Jennings
Ham- Hays
Hamnon
Walsh
T. Walsh
Spencer
Republilissouri
Officer Arrested In War Department Theft Case
Berlin C. Jacobs, superintendent of the War Department, was arrested on a theft charge after a truckload of army gear valued at 3799 was found missing from a warehouse in Bucyrus. A man found injured near a creek and bruised after an incident near the Iron and Steel Co is treated.
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Berlin
C. Jacobs
Stown
Iron and Steel Co
Jo James Kaden
Olcott Says Judge Appointment Offered For 35000
Former New York congressman J Van Vechten Olcott testified that a New York City federal judge post was offered to him for 35000 by a man named Warne Wilson of the National Republican Club. Olcott refused the bribe in the Daugherty investigation proceedings.
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Washington
Daugherty
J. van Vechten Olcott
New York
New York City
Olcott
Warne Wilson
National Republican Club
Beck Assumes Daugherty 3 Position in Justice Department
James Beck becomes acting attorney general at noon as Curtis Wilbur moves to Navy and Judge William Kenyon is named among leading candidates to succeed Eugene Daugherty. President Coolidge will appoint a permanent replacement.
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Washington
James Beck
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Navy
Wm. S. Kenyon
Iowa
Daugherty
Daugherty Resigns as Attorney General Leaves Washington
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty left Washington for Atlantic City after sending his resignation to President Coolidge. A collision at East River and Broad streets damaged two cars owned by J. M. Haven and J. Hovis with Mrs. Hovis slightly cut on the face.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Atlantic City
Capito
Coolidge
J. M. Haven
J. Hovis
East River
Broad Streets
Daugherty Resigns as Attorney General Under Coolidge Pressure
Washington March 28 Attorney General Harry M Daugherty resigns at President Coolidges request amid weeks of pressure over a Justice Department probe The resignation takes immediate effect and follows Coolidges public letter demanding Daughertys retirement amid ongoing investigations and similar earlier action against Secretary of the Navy Denby The president cites conflicting personal and official interests as the core reason for the compelled resignation and the sharing of correspondence from the White House
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Coolidge
Daugherty
White House
Navy
Denby
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Administration of Justice
United States
Daugherty Resigns as Attorney General Amid Pressure
The attorney general's resignation to President Coolidge is acknowledged after months of Wheeler investigation pressure. Daugherty, a close Harding ally, faced repeated opposition, and his decision ends a long political fight with foes describing his stance as courageous and steadfast.
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H. M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Harding
Wheeler
City Businessmen Favor Formation of Elyria Board
Elyria business leaders push for a Board of Trade or similar group. A 7 15 pm meeting at the Elks hall invites all interested to attend and discuss forming an organized body. Committees report strong local backing and readiness to advance the project.
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Elyria Board
Elyria
Board of Trade
the Elks’ Hall
Mine Explosion Entombs 235 In Yukon Kentucky?
Explosion in a Yukon McDowell County mine entombed 235 workers, all believed dead, as Chief R M Lambie of the State Mine Department prepared to head to the scene after the March 28 incident in Charleston West Virginia.
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Charleston
W. Va
Yukon
McDowell
State Department of Mines
R. M. Lambie
State Mine Department
Poincare Forms New Cabinet in Paris
Premier Raymond Poincare succeeds in forming a new cabinet. The first meeting, presided by Poincare, was held at the Foreign Office. Ministers of justice and agriculture were not represented at the session.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
Foreign Office
Justice
Agriculture
Mrs Mathias Mawby Dies At Avon Lake
Avon Lake March 28 Mrs Mathias Mawby of Avon Lake died this morning at her home at age 67 She is survived by two children Lucy Marby and Mathias Jr living at home stop 55 Shore Line a sister Miss M E Norton of Mentor three brothers Jess of Mentor and George and John of Willoughby Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 00 from the Avon Lake church Burial will be in Avon Lake cemetery
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Avon Lake
Mathias Mawby
Lucy Marby
Mathias, Jr
Shore Line
M. E. Norton
Mentor
Jess
George
John
Willoughby
Lorain Girl 12 Receives Large Buell Fortune
In Lorain on March 28 a 12 year old girl becomes heir to most of a $300000 Buell fortune per probate court documents. The ward and housekeeper’s daughter, Georgeanna Rusz, also inherits the home valued at $59090 and two cars. Her trust begins with funds for education and living expenses until she reaches maturity, while Buell’s will also provides for an old age home and care for his sister-in-law.
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Lorain
Heromnes
George L Buell
Elsina
Georgeanna Rusz
Buell
Financ
March
Mysterious Canton Murder Echoes in Federal Probe
Canton murder of Paul Kitzig, a government witness in Rodney conspiracy cases, remains unsolved as a federal grand jury declines to name defendants. The panel filed 24 indictments naming 34 defendants for varied federal offenses including Harrison narcotics act violations, postal crimes, and counterfeiting schemes traced across Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Kit
Zig
Rodney
Canton
Paul Jones
William Whalen Duffy
George Fairbanks
Grayce Parks
Duffy
Frank Stewart
Frank Sokoman
Reinhart
Canitom
Rebecca Ann Clark
S. Stewart
God
Weher
Dunbar
Hay
Akron
Cumberland
Fred Lazarus
Meadville
Wheeling
W. Va
Warren
Christ Kailages
Edwin J. Jerges
Albert Palmer
Robert Morris
United States
Newark
N. da
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
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Very Truly Yours
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FEAR
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Poincare
NEW Cabinet
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Robert MM. LaFollette
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Mingtery
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