Widow Victors Tornado Verdict in Lorain Case
A twelve member jury in Judge A R Webber's common pleas court awarded Sophia Michalak compensation from American Ship Building Co of Lorain. Weekly payments of 18 75 until 6500 total plus 3150 funeral expenses. Michalski, husband of Sophia, was killed in the Lorain Tornado of 1924 while working at the plant and attempting to shut a door against the wind. The Ohio Industrial Commission had earlier refused compensation deeming the death an act of God. The verdict rests on the claim that Michalski's employment placed him in greater danger than the general public.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Sophia Michalak
American Ship Building Co
Lorain
Joseph Michalski
Sophia
Michalski
Ohio Industrial Commission
Plans for Day Parade Highlight City Boys Participation
Plans for the Day Parade are complete to open Boys Week here Wednesday at 7 00 p m The Fraternal Order of Eagles and other organizations will lead the procession More than 1400 children participated last year Nearly every city school will take part In addition Bungling Bros and Sorepaughs Greater Combined Circuses will parade Judges will award prizes for largest and second largest percentages and largest number in line on Broad Street with flags banners and cobra A bandstand cheer and best appearance judged by a panel of local figures Continue on Page 2
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Plang
Order of Eagles
Bungling Bros
Sorepaugh
Broad Street
Flur
Hue
Wm. Cashman
George Richwioe
Herman Kofsky
D. W. Seward
Leane Burns
L. J. Norman
Kelley Funeral for Miyron Melley Private Service
Family members announce funeral services for Myron Melley who died in an airplane crash Sunday. The rites will be held Wednesday at two o'clock and are private for family and immediate friends.
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Kelley
Myron Melley
Sinclair Tells His Story To Committee
Senatorial hearing details Sinclair’s testimony about the Teapot Dome affair. He claims no knowledge of the Continental Trading Company, states he received 757000 dollars from the deal, and explains returning the sum plus 3 percent interest to his Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company. He says bonds financed by the funds were used for Fair and Hays and framed his role as merely seeking oil.
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Washington
May
Harry
Sinclair
Senate Teapot Dome Committee
Continental Trading Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Continental Liberty
Interior Fair
Teapot Dome
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Ife
Continental Company
Court rules County must pay fees in bridge notes suit
Court of Appeals filed its decision ordering the Board of County Commissioners to pay the attorneys for Joseph Finegold $1,000 for their part in the permanent injunction suit that halted selling notes and bonds for the Lorain County Memorial Bridge. The decision also restrains bond sales for the bridge and denies a new trial sought by the commissioners through R. F. Vandemark.
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Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Finegold
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Court of Appeals
R. F. Vandemark
Exag Woman Elected New Head of P T A Congress
Mrs. S. M. H. Marrs of Austin Texas was elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at the 2nd annual convention in Cleveland Ohio. She succeeds Mrs. N. H. Reeves of Philadelphia and was unopposed. Marrs has served as vice-president since 1925. She was nominated by Mrs. E. E. Kiernan.
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Cleveland, O
S. M. H. Marrs
Austin
Texas
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
N. H. Reeves
Philadelphia
Marrs
Congress
Reeves
E. E. Kiernan
Plea Entered in Lumber Theft Case at Police Court
Alex Cspieanyl of Blaks Street pleaded not guilty to petit larceny for stealing lumber valued at 25 dollars from the old balloon factory on Wreet River Street, owned by Elyria Belting and Machinery Co. The defendant is set for trial Thursday in police court. Bond fixed at 200 dollars.
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Alex Cspieanyl
Blaks
Csucanyl
Wreet River Street
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Csucanyi
Prohibition as Child Welfare Measure Touted at Meeting
At the 32nd annual convention in Cleveland May 1 1500 delegates representing about 1 500 000 parents and teachers discuss enforcement of prohibition as a child welfare plank proposed by William Tilton of Cambridge Mass. Other resolutions call for world treaties and court talks and a repeal of films block booking. John J Tigert urged educating homes with the real story of education.
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Cleveland, O
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mr&é
William Tilton
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Whanye
World Court
National Congress
John J. Tigert
U. S
Supt
R. G. Jones
Cleveland
Howell Wricht
Georges N. Kerby
Calgary
Aim
California Primaries Set Hoy for Democratic Hopefuls
Californians vote today in a three way clash among Gov. Alfred E. Smith Senator Thomas J. Walsh and Senator James A Reed for the state's Democratic delegation to the national convention. Hoover runs unopposed in the Republican race as weather favors large turnout. Northern California leans Smith while Walsh claims Southern strength, Reed poses only limited appeal as polls open.
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San Francisco
Calif
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Missouri
California
Torbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Smith
del Norte
San Diego County
Tenry JL. McPike
Saaid
Walsh
William Gibbs McAdooe
Reed
Military protection urged at mines by Pittsburgh Coal chief
J D A Morrow president of Pittsburgh Coal Co told a senate coal hearing that United Mine Workers pickets at company properties have attacked non union workers in what he called neacoful persuasion. He said an armed force may be needed to guard properties and men and defended company use of coal and iron police.
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Washington
J.D. A. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Senate
United Mine Workers
Irow
Indiana Dry Leader Arrested
SOUTIL BEND, Ind., May 1. KE. S. Shumaker, Indiana, and an ti-saloon Jegue anperintendent, surrendered tote sheriff here to day and was placed under arrest on charges of violating the cor rupt practice laws. After hearing the warrant read to him the dry leader immediate ly arranged 27000 bond and pre pared to return to Indianapolis.
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Soutil Bend
Ind
KE. S. Shumaker
Indiana
Indianapolis
Trucks Damaged After Midday Collision on Middle Avenue
A mill truck and another vehicle collided on Middle Avenue Monday, leaving both trucks damaged. Police report indicates no serious injuries, with first responders securing the scene and directing traffic as investigators review the incident details.
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Middle Avenue
Pottee
Captain Koehl Makes Four Flights at Curtiss Field
New York May 1 Captain Herman Koehl pilot of the Bremen visited the Junkers company hangar at Curtiss field and made four short flights in the Junkers no coal mine field sister ship of the Bremen He was in the algebemt win cases altogether It was the first time Koehl had taken off and landed with himerif al the eee.
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New York
Herman Koehl
Bremen
Junker
Curtiss Field
Junkers
Nocomine
Feld
Algebemt
Koeth
Himerif
Eee
Tax Reduction To Be Called Up Thurs
The House tax reduction bill with amendments proposing a 203000000 cut was reported to the senate by Senate Finance Chairman Smoot. He announced the measure would be called up on Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Birthday Plans For Baron Von Huuenefeld In New York
In New York on May 1 Baron Gunther Von Huuenefeld and two escorts Major James Fitzmaurice and Captain Hermann Koehl will mark his 36th birthday quietly with a wreath at the Washington statue, a Ritz Carlton cake, and a birthday party. Wives and Patsy Fitzmaurice attend. A municipal dinner at the Commodore Hotel honors them before they travel to Washington to receive a nation's endorsement.
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Hermann Kocl
Baron von Tuenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Groadway
New York City
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Gunther von Huuenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Washington
Ritz Carlton
von Huenefeld
Kocl
Fitzmaurice
Patsy Fitzmaurice
Commodore Hotel
S .Onorsee
Germany backs American draft in WW treaty push
By May 1 in Washington and Berlin Germany has chosen the American draft over the French, signaling a major shift in the League of Nations treaty tug of war. Kellogg proposes an unqualified pact banning war while Briand seeks reservations. Britain may soon back the American plan as Japan and Italy are expected to align with the Western bloc.
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Waselington
Germany
Schurman
Berlin
United States
Washington
Paris
Kellogg
Briand
France
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Engand
Driving While Drunk Costs Man 125 Dollars in Court
Henry Barnes of Columbus Street faced police court after a Monday crash on Lodi Street. A gallon of wine and two gallons were found in his car. Mayor James A. Howitt fined Barnes 125 dollars plus costs after a plea of driving while intoxicated.
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Lodi Street
Henry Barnes
Columbus Street
Barnes
James A. Howitt
Garnes
Dhe
Five signaloth to o x in Washington May Day report
Five signals reported in Washington on May Day though details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The fragment suggests a brief feature or update from the capital with limited readable names or context.
Lindbergh Plans Four Hop Transatlantic Flight This Summer
Col Charles A. Lindbergh has completed plans for a four hop transatlantic flight this summer in a Ford tri motor. He will likely start from St John s Newfoundland in June and follow a northern route stopping at Greenland Iceland and Croydon England before Europe. Major Thomas C Lamphier may accompany him as part of the Army Air Corps. Henry Ford may join on return. The route could extend to Asia via India or Russia after Europe.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Europe
Asia
North American
St. John’s New Foundland
Lindbergh
United Press
Maxth ‘St
Thomas C. Lamphier
Army Air Corps
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Greenland
Croydon
England
Iceland
Ford Company
United States
Heir
Plank
North Atlantic
Lanphier
Capel
Bupe
India
Russia
Chilean quake rocks Santiago area with house collapses
Reports say strong shocks in Chile last night caused numerous house collapses across Santiago. Several cities including Constitucion and Valparaiso reported damage while authorities warned of possible casualties as the temblor shook the region and alarm systems activated.
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Santiago
Chile
Seniago
Constitucion
Donaheys On Vacation Washington Trip
Governor Donahey and Mrs Vic Donahey with their son travel from Columbus for a vacation tour. The office says the trip will last two weeks with a flexible schedule and daily phone contact.
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Donaheys
Washington
Columbus
Ernor
Vic Donahey
Chall Rewry
Nra
Meeckstroth
Ohio Sever Number Corea Ohio Sever Number Corea i
Ohio based Corea group reports sever numbers amid unclear details. Officials from local organizations have not provided full context. The fragment hints at a numeric designation or code tied to an event or project. Further readable facts remain unavailable in the clipped text.
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Victor
American Ship Building
UGE
Parents Teachers Congress
Central Press
Brenfen
Thermann Koehl
Baron von Suenefeld
Janes Fitzmaurice
First Auto
Broadway
Metropolis
Patricia Fitzmaurice
Koahl
City
Koehl
Baron Huenefeld
Aupace
B. Staith
West River
Cas
Ohio
Corea
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