Indicted Gary Officials Found Guilty in Federal Trial
A federal jury in Gary Indiana found five of sixty two defendants guilty in a corruption and conspiracy case tied to liquor operations. Mayor Roswell Johnson Sheriff William Olds Prosecutor Dwight Winder and Judge William Dunn were among those named in the list of convicted figures.
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Anapolis
Ind
Gary Laquor
Federat ‘Re
Lefendan
Idea
Lst
Roswell
Or. Johnson
Gary
Wiliam “Hal” Olds
Dwight M. Winder
William M. Dunn
Blaze Lucas
Clyde Hunter
John Bennett
Republican City Committee
Tank Collapse Kills Six in Hartford Plant Test
Six workers died and five were hospitalized after a fifty thousand gallon water tank collapsed on the roof of the New Fuller Brush Company plant during a test at Windsor avenue in Hartford. The victims include employees of Fuller Brush and Hartford Tile Company.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford Hospital
Fuller Brush Company
Windsor Avenue
Hartford Tile Company
Unclear fragmentary text about a death by clothing near an open grate
The readable portion mentions a death near a grate after clothing caught fire. Names and locations are garbled and not clearly identifiable in the surviving text.
One Dead Two Hurt in Wreck Near Chener Washington
A derailed North Bank Limited train en route to Spokane near Chener Washington early today killed engineer George Koontz of Spokane. The fireman and express messenger were injured and several passengers were bruised as cars left the track.
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Portland
Ore
Spokane
Chener
Wash
George Koontz
Workers Given Big Increase
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a plan to adopt a minimum wage similar to a Poerd plan. Mentions an immediate wage rise and addition of more employees. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Apollo
Fire kills two and injures nine in New York tenement blaze
TE NEW YORK reports two men died and nine people were badly hurt in a fierce early morning fire in a five story East Seventh Street tenement. The dead include barber Frank Misciewietz found on the fourth floor. an unidentified man on the second floor. Fire started under the stairway on the first floor. a barber shop and synagogue occupied the ground and second floors.
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New York
East Seventh Street
Frank Miscieweitz
Synagogue
City Villages School Boards Draw Advances
The Lorain county auditor reports February tax settlement totals with $1,728,660.08 to be issued April 2. Advances to various school funds and districts amount to $362,925, while city and village warrants total $1,728,662 with $684,725 advanced to towns and villages. Distribution lists include County fund, Judicial, County Home, Bridges, Buildings, and many localities such as Elyria and Wellington, detailing amounts advanced and due.
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Lorain County
Rochester
Wellington
Elyria
Beneral
Agricultural Society
Amherst Township
Black River
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carli
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
Henriett
Huntington
LaGrange
Pensie
Wittsfield
Ridgeville
Advance
Vances
Villaza
New York and London Rival as Global Money Markets
The United States holds about 16 billion dollars in external debt and nearly 5 billion invested in foreign private enterprises. Britain controls about 15.9 billion in foreign holdings as the postwar shift positions New York and London as key international loan centers. Investments span Canada Mexico Chile Peru Argentina Russia and China among others, with holdings in Italy Germany France Romania and the Philippines.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
America
International Nets
Jones
Department of Commerce
U. S
New York
London
England
Britain
Great Britain
Railrus
Canada
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Argentina
Russia
China
Italy
Germany
France
Rumania
Philippines
Penny Pays Income Tax One Cent
In Springfield Massachusetts on March 31 a resident paid the lowest federal income tax, one cent, by attaching a penny to a return showing 27 cents of taxable income. The law requires payment by check or money order, so the cent will be refunded and the taxpayer must issue a one cent check or money order, incurring postage costs.
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Springfield
Mass
Avon bootlegger hunt ends with liquor transport arrest
Major Howard Walker of Avon urged Sheriff Underhill to enforce prohibition. At the Avon Lake schoolhouse authorities arrested Charles Buswell for transporting liquor, with others from Toledo charged with intoxication. Buswell fined 400 dollars and jailed until paid, Sullivan fined 1 dollar, Flynn and Madden each 16 dollars plus costs.
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Howard Walker
Avon
Underhill
New School House
Avon Lake
Charles Buswell
Jim Flynn
Frank Madden
William Sullivan
Toledo
Major Walker
Buswel
Sullivan
Flynn
Madden
Chronicle Telegram Newsboys 19 Witness Good Bill
Chronicle Telegram carriers receive a chance to appear at the office on April 4 for a fundraiser. The note mentions EJ Georgepie of the Grand and Cherrie Chaps in a new metre The Pijerim with details about participation and attendance.
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Georgepie
Chronicle-Telegram
Pleads Guilty to Nonsupport in Norfolk Court
A defendant pleaded guilty to nonsupport in Norfolk court. Details indicate charges relate to failure to provide support for a dependent. The proceeding occurred on March in an unspecified district, with sentencing to follow as directed by the judge.
Confiscation of Liquor Within Law Noted by Federal Officer
Federal officer executes liquor seizure within applicable law in La Janna today, observers say law compliance is being strictly observed and no charges announced yet.
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Oy Federal
da la Janna
Krupp Workers and French in Pitched Battle
In Essen occupied Germany a clash at the Krupp works left six German workers dead and 36 wounded as French troops fired on striking Krupp employees. Bertha Krupp assisted hospital care while American resist workers aided the wounded amid growing tension.
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Essen
Germany
Ruher
Krupy Works
Krupps
Krupp
Bertha Krupp
Jerome Lackenbruch
New York
Krapp Works
Belfast Fears Faster Riots
Fragmented OCR text reports rising unrest in Belfast with references to riots and religious tensions. Mentions ad youth, religious groups, and social strain. Details are unclear due to corrupted source, but tension and fear of more rapid violence are implied.
Labor officials seek pact to avert possible strike
Workers and management in Kentucky face a potential walkout as negotiators resume talks this afternoon to avert a stoppage over contract terms. State labor officials say a settlement could prevent disruption to services and operations.
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Mauller
Chillicothe
Ise
Anna
Samer
Banat
Tosa Uscits
Tete
Bug
Osust
Thompson Valeria Starkey
Arthur Starkey
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Anna Qerster
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Anna Wilhelm
Joseph Abraham
Larain
Celia Abraham
Gross Negier
Marty Mati Dente Larain
John Dongi
Sirens
Ere
Ohio
Chesapeake
Pittsburgh
Newark
David Pigs
G. A. Schnabel and Sons
25Th Sts
Kansas Station
Here
G. W. Wade
Belvidere
All Star
Wash Department
Chesapeake Peach
Penna Fire
Lewiston
Pal
Straed
Gremen Mere Merton
Hasmiake
J.D Thompson
Emitts
Shefield
Shefield Grape Co
Charteen
L. Na John
Wastuington
Mapos
Norfolk
Leona Buskingham
Willard
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Obkio
United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Hugo Stinnes
Tlin
Benz
Mannheim
Owen
Orag Te Ronet
Belfast
Hendon
Aty
Davia
Kentucky
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