Wounded suspect in murder case shifts Canton tale
Canton March 21 The suspected killer of Rocco Ferrucci 43 a Canton tavern owner and blackhand figure lies in Mercy hospital with a leg wound and two guards nearby A post mortem suggests the fatal shot may have been fired at close range from near Ferrucci rather than through window gaps Police note a late telephone message to undertaker Rush D Hiller hints at possible police disruption in the investigation
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Canton
Rocco Ferrucci
Canton Trocer
Oval
Blackhand Society
Mike Lombardi
Mercy Hospital
Ferruccii
Ferrucci
Lombard
Merrucci
Tariff Commission to Release Investigations to Senate
Washington March 31 A half dozen Tariff Commission investigations silenced for over a year were delivered to the Senate committee. The sugar inquiry report remains controversial and will be public later. Chairman Marvin testified President Coolidge declined to authorize publication of the sugar report.
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Washington
U. S. Tariff Commission
Commission
Senate Committee
Thomas C. Marvin
Tariff Commission
Conlidge
Court verdict Upholds Kohlmyer Heirs in Will Case
Proceedings over the Kohlmyer will ended with a verdict for the plaintiff. The three children Cornelius Adolph and a daughter become sole beneficiaries from an estate valued at about 200000. Witnesses testified the signature on the will may be forged, while attorney Rosek argued lack of corroboration.
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Yatre Walter D. Mears
Thompson
Adams and
Resek
Henry Kohlmyer
Cornelius
Adolph
Ins
Cornelius Kohlmyer
Francis Holden
Kehlmyer
Holden
Kohlmayer
Ttolden
Molden
My Dons
Francie Molden
Adams
Kohklmver
Eurt Erie
Lorainty Savings & Trest Ca
Alfe
Volunteer Firemen Battle Blaze in Salineville
Salineville volunteers fought a two hour blaze that destroyed a frame business building owned by Harold Baker and damaged two residences owned by Mrs. Mary Whalen and Thomas O Brien. Loss estimated at 50000 with some insurance. Fire originated in an occupied barn from an undetermined cause. residents narrowly escaped in night clothes.
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Salineville
Harold Baker
Mary Whalen
Mereland
Thomas O Brien
Wellsville
Fritz Soller
Jaco
Explosion at Maunitions Factory Blasts Nine Persons
An explosion at a munition factory in Cartagena, Spain, likely caused by a cigarette started a blast that fatally injured several workers. Nine persons are believed injured or dead as authorities investigate the incident.
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Cartagena
Spain
Marehot
Moonshine region murders loom as grand jury convenes
In the moonshine district of the south, McCumber's body was found in an abandoned cistern after a brutal assault blamed on a network of white and black residents. Witnesses describe a birthday party ruse and a plan to murder him with a .23 caliber pistol, as grim details surface from confessions. The grand jury is expected to indict the men named and probe related deaths as townspeople demand answers.
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McCumber
Bryant
Cumber
Jerry Naber
Nubers
Nuber
Hedrick
Rhodes
Crme
Wedrick
Sean
Kang ‘Ton’ Olsen
Crna
Sheri Rive
Susan Hides
Charleston
WoVa
Tate
Columm
Sam Ifill
Iater
Charles Backer Smith
Charles Williams
Nats
Joe Banmeter
Mane
Rawmeter
Color on Screen Nearing Majority in Ten Years
A reading physicist predicts that within ten years the majority of pictures shown on moving pictures screens will be colored. From the South Sea Islands, as every year, hundreds of tons of copra are unloaded at San Francisco port.
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South Sea Islands
San Francise, Pete
Ohio museum to unveil World War monu ment and open new wing
The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society will unveil a World War I monument in Columbus on Tuesday April 11 and invite BL 7 commander of the focal Legion post to attend. A military review addresses unveiling exercises and museum inspections are planned.
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Ohio State Archeological and Hstorical Society
Ohio
Columbus
Harve
Focal Legion
Compensation payments reported lost by American Legion post commander
Commander EL J ler of the Incal post says compensation of 5200 was issued in favor of an Incal woman and was lost Friday. A later report notes a 4400 bill was also lost. The legion seeks help to recover the money and hopes it will be returned to the rightful owner.
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American Legion
EL J. Ler
Nulhan
Lietha
Legion
Commmandur
Millard Arrested on Warrant for Buick Fraud Charge
Sheriff underiill sesterihey weet to Cleveland where Millard was arrested on a warrant sworn by Jats Bo Coltean, a used car dealer. The warrant alleges Millard purchased a 1917 Buick from Colgan for 150 dollars and claimed employment by Tee Whitney & Co with intent to defraud, set for a hearing before Justice S J. George todas.
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Cleveland
Millard
Bo Coltean
Colgan
Tee Whitney & Co
J. Gewrge Todas
Kiwanis and Rotary to Hold Joint Meeting
Lieutenant Governor Charles L. Lewis of Ohio will address a joint Kiwanis Rotary meeting tomorrow noon at the M C G A. The event draws a large expected turnout from both clubs at 12 o'clock sharp.
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Kiwanis and
Rotary
Charles
Lewis
State of
Ohio
Rotary Clubs
Nooh
O’clark Sharp
Lorain Woman Granted Divorce From John Panky
Bella Panky of Lorain was granted a divorce from John Panky by Judge A. R. Webber on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Her former name Belle Brisen was restored at plaintiff’s request.
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Lorain
Bella Panky
John Panky
A. TR. Webber
Fross
Ovarden
Belle Brisen
Woman Seeks Divorce Amid Alleged Abuse and Custody Fight
Claira Lacet filed for divorce from Mike Jacin after a marriage on September 11 1919 and two children. The petition cites excessive liquor use and repeated beating. she seeks alimony, child custody, and restraining orders while a trustee is asked to manage deposited funds. additional local items report building permits for a home and a garage and a lawsuit over tract of land in Avon.
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Claira Lacet
Mike Jacin
Itn
Wiyorla
City Mall
Prank Rosa
Billott
Moore
Countess plans new play after Broadway setback
The Countess explains she did not attend the party and faced deapproval as her play debacle caused financial losses. She borrowed money from friends to fund a return to Broadway and aims to repay it from future writings abroad. She has written three novels, including The Woman Tempted, and believes she now understands audience expectations. She plans to write a new play in America and hopes immigration authorities will approve her next move.
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Carroll
Washington
New York
Broadway
Pagan
America
Fugitive Canadian Seeks U.S. Papers After Return Attempt
Paul, a long-time resident of the United States, faced an attempted forced return to Canada after evading authorities for years. He had been living in Elyria and said his passport did not authorize entry to the United States. He plans to file for record papers as soon as possible while awaiting further action.
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Sweet
Elyria Ie
Eneland Kram
Queeheg
Manfred
Canada
Tate States
Paul
Anaia Althameh Fe
United States
Anita
Lectures on Jesus Christ's Influence Noted at Cambridge
Mareh 11 and March 24 lectures at Cambridge University explored the influence of Jesus Christ on global society and thought. Glover presented on the purpose of lectures and Christian impact on creed and culture while other speakers covered Greek and Roman characters and theological themes. A separate note mentions a futuristic 22 story garage promising rapid car storage and delivery for the Chicago loop.
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Haskelg
Ourrlin
Mareh
Harkelle
Gilernoen
Tip PT Glover
Cambridge
Jesus Christ
Cover
Titus
Mediterranean
Glover
Warner Hall
Chicago Loop
Faye Vy
Death notices from Norwalk and nearby towns
Obituaries report Mary Anne Rule age 93 of Norwalk daughter and two sons and a daughter survive. funeral Friday at 3 from Universalist church with Rev White, burial Woodland. Mary Anna Yosley age 99 at 158 Lake Ave with two daughters and four grandchildren. funeral Saturday at 2 from her home, burial Widgetdon cemetery. Rodney Purery Mellin, 17, died at home 1696 East 74th Street Cleveland. funeral Friday at 2 at Madards Undertaking Parlors, burial in Elyria.
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Daugher
HH. G. Wilson
East Avenue
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Mort ‘Wayne
Indiana
D. W
Norwalk
Wilson
Universalist Church
White
Offielite
Made i Woodland Cemetery
Mary Aunt Vogley
Mary Anna Yosley
Fendrew, Vorler
Lake Avenue
Nhinty
Fiotenca Worden
Cleveland
Mig Helen Sudie
Farko
North Dakota
Lady Mussahbees
Rey Paul Nearquin
Iidgetawn Cemetery
Rnodney Purery Mellin Rotney Perry Melin
George P. Mellin
J. E. Woodruff
East 74Th Street
Madards
East 15Th
Carnegie
Elyria
Storms Sweep East With Heavy Rain and Snow Blasts
The storm moved from Indiana toward the St Lawrence valley, triggering blizzard like snow in Wisconsin and Iowa while Ohio markets faced rain and cooling temperatures. Downtown Chicago faced gridlock as 1,000 workers mobilized but many did not report, and trains stalled across the region as authorities scrambled to restore service.
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Indiana
St. Lawrence Valley
United States
Ohio
Government Weather Bureau
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Iowa
Pekin
Ble
Tremont
Wabash Ran
Iso Ehair
Atlants
Trafic
Chictago
Chicago
Caim
Blsyard
Hull
Missouri
Ouston
Texas
Rock Mountain
Ilinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Princess Victoria Ill in England Amid Fever and Cough
London dispatch reports Princess Victoria, sister of the King, gravely ill with flu fever today. A bulletin issued before noon notes she had some sleep, cough troublesome, temperature high, and heart condition unchanged.
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London
Princesa Victoria
Mac
Morgantown Mines to Close as 2000 Workers Face Layoffs
Valley Camp Coal Mining Co Pursgrove Coal Mining Co and Gilbert Davis interests order shutdowns at Morgantown West Virginia causing about 2000 miners to lose their jobs. The move follows a 32 percent higher Jacksonville union wage scale compared with the American plan and comes as contracts expire.
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Cleveland, G
Valley Camp Coal Mining Co
Pursgrove Coal Mining Company
Morgantown
W. Va
Gilbert Davis
Valley Camp Company
Valley Camp
Pursgrove
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Market price report from Cleveland and Toledo livestock and produce
Markets across Cleveland and Toledo list butter cheese cucumbers onions potatoes and margarine prices with ranges for firsts extras and packing stock. Livestock receipts in Cleveland show steady to higher hogs cattle calves with varied quotes while Toledo reports higher hogs and steady cattle and veal markets. A note mentions a Bible believed to be Martin Luther’s found in Cheромnitz and a tip about keeping wooden tables lightly polished with wax.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Western
Mar
Toledo
Malt tonic misnamed beer sparks prohibition bureau critique
Andrews to International News Service explains why a bitter thick malt tonic, 25 percent solids, is not beer. He notes government chemists determined it cannot be used as a beverage and accuses newspapers of sensational claims for free publicity. He cites other medicated preparations with higher alcohol content and argues the malt remedy is a medicinal product rather than beer.
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Andrews
International News Service Today
Washington
J. M Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Distorted Alcohol Warning Quip Referenced
An odd comparison warns about drinkable strength, noting thirty ounces of the preparation would be needed and humorously likening it to drinking a pint and a half of maple syrup. The line reflects a dated tone and casual, exaggerated safety skepticism.
Nizam of Hyderabad Raises Revenue With Gift Scheme
In Hyderabad Deccan March 31 the Nizam, India’s richest prince, reportedly boosts state revenue by gifting items to promoted officials at inflated prices. Diamonds valued at cents fetch about 75 dollars, and a honey giveaway turned into a 200000 rupiah gain for the treasury. The Nigam owns famed Golconda gems and unmatched white diamonds.
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Hyderabad Deccan
India
Nizam of
Nigam
Golgonda
82 Year Old Feels Young After Maya’s Dose
An 82 year old man, long troubled by catarrh and stomach problems including liver and heart issues, reports dramatic improvement after trying Maya’s Dose Will Convince. He credits the simple preparation for removing intestinal mucus and soothing inflammation, claiming one dose convinces or money back, available at all druggists.
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Gatarrh
Maya
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