Tragic Big Four Crash Claims Multiple Lives at Columbus
A Big Four train struck an automobile at Oakland Park Ave Columbus killing seven or eight people and injuring at least 14. The auto carried Mrs. Frank Hemminger, 27, and two children who were killed instantly. Train cars derailed and overturned, with officers continuing to search wreckage for additional victims.
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Columbus
Big Four
Cleveland
Oakland Park Ave
Holbrook
Secretary of State ruling on license plate offices
Attorney C Crabbe cites a ruling that 3 established offices issuing license plates are illegal under the Secretary of State bond. The Lorain County club and others protest, saying the ruling alters payments and delays for motorists. Secretary Muill notes tag prices drop as the year ends.
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C. Crabbe
Harith
Lorain
Ler
Bondesent
Bond
Muillhat Price
Avin
Joe Monroe Fined for Disorderly Conduct in City Incident
Police arrested Joe Monroe after he allegedly intoxicatedly grabbed a woman at Lambrose's candy store on Lodi Street. He resisted officers and assaulted bystanders including Jake Sundero and Alfred Mochle. Mayor fined him 25 dollars in city terms.
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Joe Monroe
Lambrose’s
Lodi Street
Lambrose
Monnroe
Jake Sndero
Alfred Mochle
Poles
Emiri
Jones
Driver fined for drunken driving in fall incident
A man was arrested after driving while intoxicated in a recent incident. He faced fines totaling $95 and related charges were recorded, with authorities citing alcohol impairment as the primary factor. Details on location and exact date were not fully clear from the readable text.
Loot Plant of Blind Worker Incident Report
A fragmentary news item cites a blind worker in a loot incident at a plant. Details are unreadable in the source portion, but the term loot plant and mention of a blind worker imply a workplace crime note or disruption with limited readable context.
Fire kills two firemen at mill near Bellevue Hospital
New York dispatch reports a mill fire in Manhattan near Bellevue Hospital that killed two firemen Julius Spanier and William Acilo and injured fourteen others when a rear wall collapsed. Hospital staff calmed patients as smoke enveloped the building and nearby homes suffered damage. A separate Toledo blaze destroyed the United States Malleable Iron plant, leaving 400 workers unemployed and damaging nearby residences. Akron also reports loss at the Taplin-Rice-Clerkin furnace foundry with $200,000 value remaining as twisted steel girders.
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New York
Ga Millon Dollar
Bellevue Hospital
Julius Spanier
William Acilo
John V. Spanier
Toledo
United States Malleable Iron Company
Akron
Taplin-Rice-Clerkin Company
Woman Kills Suitor then Takes Her Own Life in Grand Central Office
New York report describes Miss Helena Zeisler, 26, learning the man she loved was married. She went to Frederick W. Burnham’s Grand Central terminal office, shot him then killed herself. Burnham died early today. Burnham’s office manager Mary Cox heard voices, then two gunshots followed by a sudden end to the scene.
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New York
Helena
Frederick W. Burnham
Grand Central Terminal
Burnham
Shiri
Sam
Vote on Name for College for Women
A brief item notes a vote on the naming of a women’s college. Details are sparse with fragmented OCR text mentioning college for women and possible names or initials, but no clear candidates or dates are provided.
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College
Fragmentary line hints at a former city resident
A partial sentence notes a former resident of this city linked to Mrs. Iran and mentions a moment of action at Asiemane. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
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Asiemane
Iran
Extravagance Charged in Probe of Yanks Bureau
Washington reports indicate preliminary senatorial findings reveal wild extravagance and irregularities in hospitalization funds of the Veterans Bureau. Evidence points to cross abuses in dental payments for disabled veterans, with expenditures running into millions and potential negligence or dishonesty under investigation. Special state boards will be formed to hear complaints and submit action recommendations.
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Washington
Mey
United States Veterans Bureau
International News Service
John F. O'Ivan
New York
Senate
O Ryan
General O'Ryan
Senate Committee
Bar
General O’ryan
Bar Associations
O’ryan
Veterans Dureau
O.F
Bureau
Weather predicts unseasonably cold Easter across east
Washington dispatch reports the U S weather bureau predicts a chilly Easter with unseasonably cold weather for Sunday in all states east of the Mississippi River except Florida. Despite the extreme cold, the forecast calls for generally fair conditions. The bureau declined to forecast for states west of the Mississippi.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Florida
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Ohio to Build Own Brick and Cement Plant
March 20 report from Columbus indicates Rep Chester of Paulding County plans to push a bill from the house codes committee endorsing Governor Donahey's proposal to establish a state brick and cement plant for road building materials. Democratic minority leader Atkinson seeks to relieve the standing committee of nine measures. action may be delayed. A bipartisan parole board is reportedly agreed upon by majority leaders, with a vote expected early next week. House floor leader Dunn pledges passage. other bills include the Dunn plan and a strengthened tax hike via the Preeman Coilister truck bill after senate amendments. The deficiency appropriation bill seeks 556.3a2 for state departments to end of the fiscal year. The Hunt bill would authorize borrowing 3 million from workers’ compensation for a new state offic building and related offices, awaiting joint conference.
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Columbus
Mareh
Chester
Paulding County
House Codes Committee
Donahey
Atkinson
House
Board of Parole
Representative Dunn
Senate
Bing
Representative Sliver
House Finance Committee
Korkmens
Ional SP
Angette Bulldims
Martinan Aaterhill
In Home Fire Reported At Tie Market? March Day
A home fire earlier this week damaged a residence near Tie Market. Authorities investigated the incident, noting no injuries and surveying the scene for potential causes. Local residents reported smoke and alarms sounding during the blaze.
Victor Popp Dies at 48 in Overnight Death
Victor Popp, 48, died last night. Funeral plans and full obituary details will follow in forthcoming notices.
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Victor Popp
Woman Jumped to Death From Rocky River Bridge
Cleveland dispatch reports an unidentified woman about 4 feet 4 inches tall, weighing 130 pounds, leapt 100 feet from the Rocky River bridge to the riverbank. Pedestrians tried to intervene. initials R F M B found in a wedding ring may aid identification. A purse with $5.05 was recovered.
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Cleveland
R. Foto M. B
Henry Soder
Soder
Hunt for Texas judge attacker as posse spreads search
Texas March 20 Posses patrol surrounding country hunting the man who waylaid and shot Judge J C Randell 43 former district attorney and Jones county judge. He was wounded in head and back after ten shots rang from bushes. No motive is known though officials suspect a prohibition officer target. Blood wounds used in the search.
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Hamlin
Texas
J. C. Randell
Randell
Jones County
Inted
Prohibition Enforcement
World speed marks set up at Dayton
Dayton March 30 The United States Army Air Service will hear go after every aviation world record an announcement today says pilot Vade Locomic set an hour and on Monday the parade for the new these party list.
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Dayton
United States Army Air Service
OUSPERD 4 STUDENTS FOR BUYS LCUCS
Four students in a projected program at LCUCS faced a decisive purchase or decision. The report notes limited details but cites university sources and local officials. A follow up will clarify names, dates, and outcomes.
Irregularities Found in Weillinston Township Trustees Report
The State Bureau of Audits found irregular and illegal acts by township trustees including illegal road labor payments totaling 297.50 to C. E. Curtice, 136 to Fred Manning, and 194.51 to R. D. Rowland. Checks were sometimes made out to others and endorsed back to trustees. Slag used for private driveways and a house project, with funds and materials misused. The report urges return of funds and materials, notes possible $1,000 fines, and cites kept accounts as deficient though no further illegal actions.
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Board of Trustees
Weillinston Township
State Bureau of Audits
C. E. Curtice
Fred Manning
R. D. Rowland
Curtice
Frank Clodwick
R. L
Ray Rowland
F. W. Manning
F. E. Curtice
Wellington
E. A. Barrick
Heir Of Hetty Green Rejuvenated By Operation
New York March reports say Edward H R Green son of Hetty Green underwent a rejuvenation operation performed by Dr Henry Pascal. The 64 year old reportedly felt better after the procedure described as simple involving incision and glandular restoration. He remained ten days in hospital and then left for a Florida houseboat cruise. The operation was said to have removed twenty years from his appearance.
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New York
Edward H. R. Green
Hetty Green
Henry 3. Pascal
Green
Florida
Pastal
Poincare Signals France to Consider German Ruhr Offers
Paris March 30 Premier Poincare said France will examine any German offer on the Ruhr settlement if it is precise, serious and direct. The chamber of deputies adjourned until May 8 after approving funds for Ruhr military establishment and administration.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
France
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Discoverer of Tut’s Tomb Stricken by Illness
Lord Carnarvon, British explorer credited with locating Tutankhamun's tomb, is reported grievously ill in Cairo after a mosquito bite caused acute poisoning and pneumonia, according to a Central News dispatch.
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Tut
London
Lord Carfivon
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Cairo
Arrest of Hugh West on bond after sister asks release
Hugh West of this city was arrested at Parma yesterday for the theft and is charged with threatening. He was placed under bond by Justice J. George, the sister signing the bond. The arrest follows recent oil passes and appointive actions by a board of officials including the auditor and prosecuting attorney.
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Hugh West
Sister
Huth West
Parma
Cow West
Allowas
Justice J. George
Chicago banker dies in city at Merchants Bank president
Maren Holmend, 63, president of Merchants Bank, died in Chicago today after a prolonged illness. The veteran banker had led the institution for years and was recognized for his service to the local financial community. Local officials and colleagues expressed condolences.
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Chicago
Maren
Holmend
W. Aibets
the Merchants Bank
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Robert Hemminger
W. L. Seibert
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Robert Henderson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Helen Wheeler
Mount Pleasant
H. Hiles
J. E. Covington
Fort Ontario
Osewea
X. Y
C. D. Lewis
Boston
Vinita Quackenbush
Schenectady
XL Y
Mary A. O'Hara
Syracuse
N. Y
Allen Thomas
Colored
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Maer
Yanks’ Bureau
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Gu Ya Ito
R. F
M. B
Ousperd
Buys Lcucs
Hetty
England
Italy
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