Foster testifies he never joined Communist Party
In Bridgman trial on criminal syndicalism charges, William Z. Foster denies party membership on the witness stand and says he attended the 1921 Bridgman convention as a guest invited by radicals. He describes his views on unions, working programs, and the role of labor leadership, and recounts his 1921 trip to Russia and deportation episode.
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Joseph
Mich
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Bridgman, Mich
Foster
Dennis
Bridgman
Frank P. Walsh
Defense Counsel
Borden
Socialist Party
American Socialist Party
Russia
Communist Internationale
Internalonale
Federated Press
Red Trade Union International
Denver
Wrom- 7
Fearful clashes in Lafayette over Klan list spread unrest
March 29 Lafayette faces tense scenes after a list of alleged Ku Klux Klan members was read and posted in public squares. Father Jeanmard appealed for peace from the public square, rung church bells to calm crowds, and patrolled streets after crowds dispersed, keeping tempers in check despite fears of further outbreaks.
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Lafayettte
Ku Klux Klan
Lst
Jeanard Jeanmard
Lafayette
Longfellow
Evangeline
Father Jeanmard
Lorain Elks Dedicate New 350000 Dollar Home
Lorain on March 29 saw the Elks lodge dedicate its new 350000 dollar building at Washington street and West Erie avenue. Some 730 members attended as a class of 75 candidates were initiated under Exalted Ruler J A Daniels who planned the project. Daniels soon leaves office with Paul Plato to succeed him. A Lorain delegation from Elyria lodge led by Exalted Ruler Frank A Stetson attended. Lorain and Elyria lodges have had close ties since the lodge's 10 year formation.
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Lorain
Elks Lodge
Washington Street
West Erie Avenue
J. A. Daniels
Daniels
Paul Plato
Elyria Lodge
Frank A. Stetson
Hei Elyria Lodge
Police arrest two unwed couples in Lorain
Lorain March 29 Two couples were arrested by the police last night charged with living together without the formality of a marriage ceremony. Chas Dill and Mary Owens had been living together since February 16 but drifted into cohabitation two years ago. The other couple James Eustice and Mrs Martha Murphy say they have lived together for six years.
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Lorain
Chas. Dill
Mary Owens
James Eustice
Martha Murphy
Dayton Man Held for Brutal Girl Attacks
Dayton police hold Earl Kreitzer, 45, on charges of two brutal assaults on a local woman and a girl. Miss Edith James, 22, identified Kreitzer after he offered a ride, drove off, and attacked her. Doris Dale, 11, survived a severe attack last November after a long hospital struggle.
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Dayton
Earl Kreitzer
Edith James
Kreitzer
Doris Daie
Out of Town Guest At Kiwanis Club Meet
A Kiwanis meeting featured out of town guests and Rao Ward, chief maintenance officer, discussing farm and road concerns. The speaker described numerous toads in the county under supervision and efforts to replace oxygen in canning to preserve food quality.
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Kiwan Club
Thea
Pherah
Robert
Keralettatts Club
Egeorote
Sieaker
Piet
Tovammn
Open church service at La Grange March Sunday
A LaGrange church announces services with special rites and new members to be added. The assembly will observe the rite of baptism at 11 a.m. and include an open house for attendees to witness the ceremony and future freedom of inauity.
Bank president and officials hit with long prison terms
E Detyen, president of First National Bank of Florida, and associates were found guilty in an embezzlement case involving 820,000 dollars. The article notes a federal case and possible appeal, with details on the involved parties and institutions.
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E. Detyen
First National Bank of &J. Cloud
Florida
W Gustus
Aegents Gan
Zanesville Pastor Files Divorce Suit
The Rev. pastor of a Zanesville church filed for divorce citing grounds of unchastity and alleging hypocrisy. Emma F. Palmer, his wife, previously served in ministerial duties. The action was filed in local courts yesterday evening.
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Nam. E
Emma F. Palmer
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Cleveland Rabbi Addresses Racial and Religious Conflicts
A Cleveland rabbi spoke at a Lorain event attended by a large crowd at the High School last night. A. H. Silver led the discussion on racial and religious conflicts in the United States, urging nationwide education to foster better realization of others' rights.
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Lorain
T Au
A. H. Silver
Aker
United States
Eland
Elyrian Seeks Populist Reform in Governor Fight
Senator Burke argues for power to the people over primaries and appointments, denounces political bosses, and calls for a living wage and broad public service. He contends the Republican party must align with the people, not privileged politicians, amid Ohio and national issues.
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Senate
Gifford
Ian
Ohio
Burke
Hardink
Mircy
Eeooncoms
Harding
Kent Normal Taxation Progress and Court Proposals
Taxation program for the current session completed with three bills sent to the governor. Robert S Wynn of Pike County seated as a Democrat, with a recommendation for a special grand jury to probe pa. House investigations in Jake county concluded. report adopted. Bills to authorize new municipal courts for Barberton East Liverpool Athens Denton and Marton passed. Mortgage foreclosure filed by Esther Stberg of Cleveland against Rost Nyerges et al of Lorain for 3000. neither principal nor interest paid. TY FOR LESS AT MUIR'S.
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Ation
Robert S Wynn
Pike County
Heal Eopdions
Jake County
House
Barberton
East Liverpool
Athens
Denton
Marton
Esther Stberg
Cleveland
Rost Nyerges
Loarain
Lorain
MUIR
Orchestria Memneil Held by Court Was Fired
Lakey Coon owner of the Brunswick Orchestra announced that Bob Orndond, once a member, was discharged from the ensemble on Saturday March 24 after being arrested Tuesday on a bastardy charge. Queen Mary, among royal household servants, is regarded as kind yet strictly disciplinarian.
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Orchestia Memneil
Lakey Coon
Brunswick Dance Orchestra
Bob Ornond
Mary
Eminent Physician's Blood Prescription for Anemia Sold
A widely recommended blood tonic marketed for anaemic and run-down conditions. Claimed to have helped thousands and available at drug stores. Sold by J. A. Ebert.
Zanesville Recorders Note Cold Winter Morning
A fragment notes a 13 degree temperature reading at 8 o clock this morning in Zanesville during a cold winter period. The unreadable text references weather and a beverage mention.
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Zanesville
Fragmentary note hints at payments and time savings
A damaged OCR fragment mentions payments blamed on someone and time saved through conversations. It references copper vessels, mines, and heating, but the garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or identities to establish a definite news item. The readable bits suggest a point about cost, time, or mining-related concerns without concrete details.
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