AY Politicians Dominate Legislature: Raid and Shootout Report
A violent incident erupted after four raiders, aided by 22 men, fired on a red cabin near Beach Fork Creek. One woman among the dead and several children hid under a cabin as the posse from Harlan closed in. Strong and Strongs were linked to the shooting. Kelly Walther among the men involved, with the aftermath described in tense, frontier terms.
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Red Cabin
Oman
Beach Fork Creek
Als
Harlan
Ecord
Tham Ss
Ife
George Strons
Siaclade
Kelly Walther
Murdered art model drew admirers from all classes
Philadelphia March 29 Authorities review the Dorothy King murder case as J Kearsley Mitchell, son-in-law of Edward T Stotesbury, is summoned to New York for questioning. The Mitchell household remains concealed in Ruttenhouse Square as lawyers visit and witnesses are recalled, while Pecora plans further interviews with key figures including Mrs Keenan’s family and Mitchells confidant John Ho Jackson.
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Philadelphia
J. Kearsley Mitchell
Edward T Stotesbury
New York
Dorothy Keenan
Mitchell
Ruttenhouse Square
Sydney Hutchinson
Stotesbur
Stotesbury
White Marsh
Florida
Dorothy King
Model
Assstan
Artorary
Pecota
Erie Pecota
Fami
Broads
Butteri
Draper Mo Dsucheviy
Senial
Keenan
Othera
John Kealey Mitchel
Milionaire
Dorothy
Oeen
Lesater
Theaan
Bern
Frank Jam Gonzo
Jetters
Iitehel
Keentn
Les
John Ho Jacraon
Pecora
Pecora Ae E. T Stotesbury
AER RESORT MED BY BLAZE
A large resort at Nantasket Beach in Massachusetts was destroyed by a fire early today. Ninety houses were evacuated and four hundred people were left homeless as flames swept from the palm section toward surrounding buildings. Firemen from Boston aided by police and Salvation Army workers struggled against wind and cold as the blaze raged, damaging several hotels and leaving many families bereft with the loss of origings and belongings.
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Nantasket Beach
Immer
OoLt
Boston
Nct
de Salvation Army
Ed Booze Chase of Susky Auto
A garbled news fragment mentions a Sandusky man tied to whisky and a truck incident. The text references investigations by county authorities and a federal judge, with scattered names and places, but the meaning is unclear.
Kent Normal Battle Reopened in Kent Columbus
March 29 the house passed the Taft bill to limit borrowing by boards of education without a popular vote, funding existing indebtedness by July 1, 1923, sending the measure to the Senate. It also approved the Carpenter bill on annual sworn statements by insurers and the Garver bill on bond issuance for school buildings. The discussion touched Kent normal school governance and potential changes to the current board, with supporters seeking reform and a possible ouster of President Meilvery. The Senate Finance Committee favored the Ohio bill and the Taft legislation altering tax rates in rural districts without a vote, while the senate moved toward a three week legislative recess. (Continued on Page 2)
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Columbus
House
Taft
Boards of Education
Senate
Garver
Heard. of Education
Department of Industrial Relations
Denahe
Collmri
Covernor
Kent Normal School
Meilvery
Hat School
Fie
Menalier
Mlosom Hill
Gmeener Danahete
Madsen County
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Eni’ee
Titsi
Alhaush Pol
Robinson Tri
Senate Board Clears Men In Probe
Columbus March 29 Completely exonerating state Senators Rowe and Marshall the senate special committee investigating rumors of bribery in hotel proprietors cases today submitted its report to the senate. It adversely criticized Cleveland hotel proprietor William W. Byers and his former counsel Ben J. Sawyer. The committee recommended transmitting a transcript of testimony to the Franklin County prosecuting attorney for further action. No testimony reflected on Rowe or Marshall or the One hotel association.
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Collmbus
Franklin County
Senator Rowe
Senator Marshall
One Hotel Association
Bureh
Akron
Gardner
Cincinnati
Garver
Homes County
Marshall Bill
Brers
Sawyer
Robert O'Brien
Ohio Hotel Association
Byers
Legislative Committee
Hotel Association
Sasser
Nickels
WG Nickels
New Philadelphia
Byets
Wife Slayer Taken to Pen
Sheriff Underhill transported Carl Siesner, Lorain murderer, to begin his life sentence. They traveled to Grefton by morning train. Siesner appeared cheerful, shared a box of cigars with deputies, then departed in a reflective frame of mind.
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Sheriff Underhill
Columbus
Carl Siesner
Lorain
Grefton
Dancers Held Up One Shot in Los Nietos Hall
A chaotic scene in Los Nietos left a dancer shot during a crowded hall event. Police report the assailant fled as patrons scrambled, with one victim hospitalized after the blast. Investigators seek witnesses. authorities note the suspect fled toward the avenues.
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Los Angeles
Los Nietos
Recreation board okays year round playgrounds plan
A large Elvira Recreation Association meeting at City Hall with Mayor Jones presiding unanimously approved resuming summer playgrounds and expanding programs for both youth and adults. The group pledged support from the Park Commission and various civic organizations to maintain year round recreational activity and a multi-site program for all seasons.
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Elvira Recreation As A- Matron
Jones
Activites
A.W Garford
Nord
Edward Lo Krugmen
The
Moose
Charles Adams
Eagles
Jim Armitage
Elks RR
Whitehead
Roy D Hudson
Mit A
Irma B Poste
Florent
Soriation
Frank Wilford
Park Board
J. B Loushrv
J E Rogers
Ohio
Eh- Tia
Lirria
Colson Plant Opens Branch at Cincinnati
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Colson plant opening a branch in Cincinnati. The text includes scattered references to journeys, dates, and places but lacks coherent details, spelling errors, and incomplete names, yielding an unclear summary of the event.
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Colson
Cincinnati
Ship Reported Aground Amid Unclear Details
A terse maritime notice reports a ship aground with limited legible details. The fragment mentions rescue or response teams and asks for clarification on status and actions underway. Strong entities are absent due to unreadable content.
Warmer Weather En Route Here
Weather outlooks show rising temperatures across the region with midweek sun. Forecasters anticipate mild winds and clear skies as warmer air moves in from the south, bringing pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.
Elyrian Says Lobbyists Rule State House in Ohio
Ohio State Senator J F Burke of Elyria charged that no meaningful legislation has passed this session, with lobbyists of privilege swarming the State House. He hinted at a gubernatorial bid as a progressive Republican and argued the party faces a clash over governance by the people or privilege in the upcoming primary.
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C. H. Haddox
Burke
Divine Aran Buried With Heat Honors
Paris reports the burial of Madame Sarah Reinhardt known as the Divine Sarah. A low mass at Saint Francois de Sales lasted an hour, followed by a funeral chant and orchestra playing. Crowds swarmed the church and theatre district as American mourners honored her with wreaths from the Lambs Club and Actors Equity. The service included an usher’s curtain signal in French theatres and the pallbearers were from the Sarah Bernhardt Theatre. Police struggled to control the throng amid a somber but crowded procession through Paris.
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Paris
Sarah Reinhardt
Sarah
St. Francois de Sales
Asa
Peer Gor
Sarah Bernhardt
Lambs Club
Players Club
Actors Equity of New York
Acer
Jay
Sov Carr
Wienity
Woman killed as man shoots and wounds in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 29 Nicholas Vdowch, a former boarder, stabbed a woman, who repulsed his advances, then shot her in the hand and turned the weapon on himself, dying shortly after at the hospital.
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Cleveland
Nicholas Vdowch
Terrence Kelley Dies At Lorain Hospital
Terrence Kelley of Lorain, a procete worker and brother of Thomas Keller, died yesterday at St Joseph's Hospital. He is survived by his wife and four children. Services will be held at 8 o'clock at the Lorain church.
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Terrence Kedles
Lorain
Thomas Keller
St Joseph's Hospital
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HH Ie
Wre
Ehucch
Worring
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Israelienton
King’ Benjamin
Kent
Grand Jury
Pike County
Senate “Board
Ophelia Tay Lord
Chanics
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George, Sr
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George III
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France
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Jay Gould
George Jay Gould
London
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