Drunk Driver in Lake Ave Crash Leaves Two Women Injured
James Davis, 25, of 1523 West Erie Avenue Lorain, fractured rib and multiple injuries after a head on Lake avenue crash at 9 25 p m last night. Davis faces a charge of driving while intoxicated after police found a bottle in his car. he was released on 100 bond to his father. Injured women include Mrs E M Johnson of East 29th Street.
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James Davis
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Davis
E. M. Johnson
Jury Bears 20 Farm Area Test Suit
The Lorain County Farm Bureau begins a test case against farmers for alleged non payment of membership dues. Coca war Attorney H W Ingersoll defends, claiming his signature on the contract but denying benefit reception. Witnesses include Farm Bureau officers and proof of corporate existence and membership. The case may go to the jury late today.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Court of Justice
John
Cocawar
H W. Ingersoll
Bureau
Inds
A. E Leedale
B. Somers
Charles Vincent
William Dengate
B . Coren
Ingersoll
Farm Bureau
H. H Perkins
R. E. Campbell
Frank A. Stetson
J. W. D.lgren
Reed
Winegardner
Lima
Paul W. Alexander
Toledo
Negro makes good escape in Oberlin shooting affair
Homer Clements known as Bighead has vanished after the slaying of Clarence Stevens in Oberlin early Monday. Sheriff Underhill said a warrant for first degree murder was issued for Clements, who fled after the alleged shooting following a card game argument. James Wright, the host where the incident occurred, was released as a witness.
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Homer Clements
Elyria
Bighead
Clarence Stevens
Oberlin
F. A. Underhill
Clements
D A. Baird Clements
James Wright
Floods Hit New England as Rivers Crest High
Northern New England endured third day of flood conditions with rivers overflowing in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. One man, John Gossekowiz of Chicopee, drowned in a small boat. Six hundred tabile operators were displaced at Lawrence as Merrimac River floods mall cellars. Major highways across Eastern Massachusetts and the border with New Hampshire were submerged.
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Boston
New England
John Gossekowiz
Chicopee
Lawrence
Merrac
Safety Pin Removed From Child’s Threatened Esophagus
A safety pin swallowed by Lloyd Ludwig, two and a half, son of Walter Ludwig, county treasurer, was retrieved Saturday at Lakeside hospital Cleveland after X rays located the pin near the collar bone. Surgeons in Cleveland operated two hours, and the boy is home on Eighth Street and recovering.
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Elyria Bay
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Lloyd Ludwig
Walter Ludwig
Ed Betteridge
Seventy Drown as German Bridge Collapses
Detmold Germany March 31 Seventy soldiers drowned when a pontoon bridge on the Weser River collapsed during Reichswehr maneuvers. Hundreds were on the bridge at the moment.
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Reichswehr
Detmold
Germany
Upper
Weser
Reckless Driver 5 Is Fined for Speeding and Costs
George Hall of 239 Harvard street pleaded guilty to speeding and reckless driving on Droad street March 22 before Mayor Hinkson. He was fined 3 dollars and costs after a plea change from not guilty. Hall claimed to prosecute a man who struck his auto, but the other driver’s case was dismissed by Justice S. J George.
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George Hall
Harvard Street
Droad Street
Hinkson
Hall
Guity W Cn
Jusice
S. J George
Governor Signs Railroad Bills
Columbus reports Governor Donahey signed two Davis bills aiding Van Sweringen railroad plans. One bill allows condemnation of property for electric lines and the other authorizes steam railroads to electrify their terminals.
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Columbus
Donahey
Davis
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
van Sweringen
Elyria Invites Ohio Church Meeting for Convention
Elyria invites the Ohio Council of Religious Education to hold its annual convention June 30 to July 2. A. T. Arnold, council secretary, accepted by long distance call. The event would bring about 1,200 delegates to Elyria over three days.
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Elyria
Ohio Council of Religious Education
A. T. Arnold
Elyria Protestant Church
Emerson P Poste
Arthur T Arnold
Board of Trade
Young Men's Business Club
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Young Men's Christian Associations
Avon Woman Dies on Visit in Detroit
Mrs Madaline Webber, 58, died in Detroit while visiting. She is survived by her husband John Webber and four daughters. The body will be sent home to Avon for funeral arrangements.
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Avon
Magdaline Webber
Detroit
John Webber
Three Die in New York Area Vehicle Crash
Three killed and three injured when a sedan hit a telegraph pole in Branch Brook Park Newark New Jersey. Victims include Mrs John J Bell Grange New Jersey and Grace Bell adopted child. injured include John J Bell Katherine Hignett and Patricia Jones. In Danvers Massachusetts two men Rupert Kishan and Wilfred Phillips from Lynn died in a motorcycle crash into a stalled truck on the Andover Turnpike.
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Newark
N. J
Branch Brook Park
John J. Bell
Grange
Grace Bell
Katherine Hignett
Bell
Justice Badgley
Orange
Patricia Jones
Cleveland
Ohio
Rhode Island Pastor Ousted Over Liquor and Gambling Protests
Rev Kenneth H Smith says liquor and gambling interests drove him from his Rhode Island pulpit after a district conference vote. He reports he will transfer from East Greenwich to Taunton Massachusetts and that eighty five percent of his parishioners oppose the decision while appealing to church leaders.
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Rhode Island
Greenwich
Kenneth H. Smith
New England Southern
Cenge Methodist Church
Taun Methodist Episcopal Conference
Mass
Ohio
Rey Mr Smith
Tauton
Kirby Case Near Verdict In Cleveland Trial
The fate of Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company will be decided by a six man six woman jury by Wednesday noon. Defense attorneys claim the state has not shown guilt and rest the case as Judge Dan Cull prepares to charge the jury.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Kirby
Dan Cull
Raymond L. Poland
Typhus Death at Chicago to Take New Court Probe
Chicago reports a fresh court probe into the typhus death case. Earl P. Clark testifies as his mother Anna Koch arrives from Waukegan to press for truth. Key points include questions about Dr Farman and Shepherd and Clark’s claims about manipulated confessions and lies.
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Chicago
Wiliam D. Shepherd
Waukegan
Minois
Anna Koch
Earl P. Clark
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
Mother shoots daughter and wounds son in financial despair
Deluded by fear of privation Mrs. Catherine Sheridan killed her 17 year old daughter Helen and seriously wounded her 14 year old son James before fatally wounding herself. The shooting occurred while Helen slept and James was in his room.
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Catherine Sheridan
Helen
James
Robbers Loot Aberdeen Hotel Safe In New York
A robber looted the Aberdeen Hotel safe in Manhattan early today taking thousands in jewelry and cash deposited by guests. An affable hotel guest helped open the safe and, with two accomplices, tied staff and two guests with fishline. Police pursued a high powered car, two officers were wounded, and a later found car yielded shotguns revolvers cash boxes and a satchel.
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New York
Aberdeen
seventy-Second Street
Columbus Avenue
George §. Sahadz
William Stolca
Sanity trial opens for Dorothy Ellingson in San Francisco
March 31 in the same court where a prior jury convened for the serious case. The sanity inquiry seeks 12 jurors to determine if Dorothy Ellingson, 16, is sane, with potential commitment to an asylum if declared mentally ill. If sane, the murder trial resumes. if not, the state may pursue commitment and later trial.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Dorothy
Supreme Court to hear appeal of former Canton safety director
The Ohio Supreme Court agreed to hear Edward E. Curtis's appeal from a Stark County bribery conviction. The court granted his motion to file a petition in error.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Edward E. Curtis
Canton
Stark County
Man seeks 28 years of revenge after 12 000 miles
Italian Luce Oz aged sixty surrenders to Lugano police after fatally shooting his brother. Boz claims inheritance theft and forced emigration drove him to Australia where he planned revenge. He confronted his brother at a shop and opened fire.
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Ignova
Luce Oz
Lugano
Boz
Australia
Wheeler Says Indictment Is a Persecution
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana denounces a Washington indictment as rank political persecution. He says government agents used booze to prompt witnesses before the grand jury that indicted him, while he travels to Great Falls for an April 16 trial on a federal case involving a client he represented before a federal bureau.
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Chicago
Washirston
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Greatialls
Mont
Washington
Wheeler
Elyria Safety Council Meets to Promote Safety First
The Elyria Safety Council will gather Thursday evening at 7 30 in the director's room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Co. The meeting aims to complete the organization and invites factories merchants and others interested in the safety first movement.
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Safety Council
Elyria Safety Council
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Safety First
Former Lorain Mayor Gilbert J. Clark Dies in Kansas City
Gilbert J. Clark 77, former mayor of Lorain, died after an extended illness in Kansas City. A Pittsfield native, he studied law, settled in Lorain as an early attorney, served briefly as mayor in 1834 before resigning, then moved west to enter real estate. He authored Sayings of Great Lawyers and is survived by his wife two sons and his sister in Pittsfield.
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Kansas City
Gilbert J. Clark
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfeld
Rotary Guests at Hecock Rose House Luncheon
Elyria Rotary Club members gathered at L. C. Hecock Floral Co. greenhouse for a rose house tour and picnic style luncheon. Rotarians received red roses as souvenirs before several members depart Thursday for the district Rotary conference at Canton.
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Elyna Rotary Club
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Little Joe
Buddy
District Rotary Conference
Canton
Canton law violators sentenced after safety department cleanup
In Canton Cleveland March 31 six men linked to a safety department ring were found guilty of conspiring to violate federal Prohibition laws. Sentences ranged from three months to a year plus fines up to $500, with one key witness, Boukhs, jailed for three months and fined $100 as he aided prosecutors by turning state's evidence.
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Cleveland
Canton Safety Department
Canton
Harry Boukhs
Ove
Alex Peterson
Gus Papas
Clyde Goldfus
New Philadelphia
Peter Vales
Gus Tehilaris
Boukhs
Canton Drug Company
Install Pastor At Valley City Immanuel church
Rev. J J Hoffman was installed as pastor of the Immanuel Evangelical church in Valley City. The ceremony occurred with Ras Theodore Merton district president and pastor of St. Jonas Evangelical church at Lorain officiating.
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Valley City
J J Hoffman
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Ras Theodore Merton
St. Jona's Evangelical Church
Lorain
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