Explosions, Krupp Trial, and Currency Crisis Across War News
News briefs report a nitroglycerin explosion at the Bre men plant, Krupp officials facing a French court martial in Essen, and dire signals on the German currency as allied financial measures ripple through London Paris and Washington. The Brem en blast damaged the building and shattered windows while disputes over reparations and currency stability dominated headlines.
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Herr Bruhn
Herr Hartwis
Ferr Qesterlein
General de Goutte
Krupp
Krupp Works
Grimm
Herr Krupp von Bohlen
Woman Wields Heavy Hamner In Elyria Row
Police raided an intoxicated group at Wallheads brick yard when Iona Smith wielded a twelve pound sledge threatening violence. Her son Clifford Smith William Smith and another woman were detained as officers found a loaded shotgun with William Smith and learned the men planned to shoot the man who struck Iona. The group was jailed and await further hearings as detectives probe liquor sources.
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Wallhead
Iona Smith
Clifford Smith
William Smith
Iona
West Avenue
Pine Street
Injunction Hearing Set in Strike Case in Chicago
A court hearing is scheduled for May 4 on an injunction related to a strike in Chicago. An expert was advised and a preliminary fever of 1.9 million dollars was noted in filings.
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Chicago
Hoax Klan Threat Marks Cincinnati Family Note
A threatening note warning a Cincinnati family about the Klan was received by Mrs. Philip Scherer. Police say the message likely a hoax from a neighbor to frighten residents and spread panic.
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Cincinnati
Horhond
K. KO
Prhip Scherer
John Street
Windy accident injures Jim Armitage near Tonk place
Jim Armitage, a Hi 1 A VETS LOTe 2 e, was knocked over on the street yesterday afternoon when a gust of wind caused him to fall after carrying a jar. His companion laughed at the expense as the incident unfolded near CO AL.
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Jim Armitage
Jim
Dormas Loses Appeal Case In Court Ruling
A fragmented report indicates a court case where Dormas faced an unfavorable appeal decision. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the outcome shows the appeal denied and the ruling sustained by the court.
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Dormas
Realorin Theatre Tee Three Stories
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Al Brady and a three story brick building in Marion. Space constraint limits further details. readable bits reference hospital and ongoing weeks of activity or inquiry.
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Realorin Theatre
TEE
Five Auto Bandits Hold Up Two Missouri Banks
Five automobile bandits attacked Buckner banks in Missouri, taking about $4,000 from each institution. A posse pursued the robbers after the daylight raids, with authorities tightening the search.
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Missouri
Buckner, Mo
Padlock Law Sues Filed In Lorain Case
United States District Attorney A. E. Bernsteen filed a federal petition for application of the padlock law in five cases of Violation of pre. Jol and Flora Miraldi of Lorain are named among the defendants along with Clevelanders.
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Cleveland, Mar
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Jol
Flora Miraldi
Lorain
House of Day D Head May Be Bigamist
Unclear OCR reads suggest a report about a person named Day D Head possibly linked to bigamy. The fragment mentions a warrant and a learning note or denial of details, with uncertain context surrounding Denja.
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Bigamist
Inquest Into Northwestern Freshman Leighton Mount Death
Chicago May 4 Independent investigation sought as coroner continues inquest into the 1921 disappearance and body found under a lake pier at Evanston. Northwestern students questioned include John Scott and Fred Scott. former student Allen Mills sought by the state.
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Chicago
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Otis Fuchs
Evanston
Atformer
Allen Mills
California
Mills
William McElwain
McElwain
Mount
John Scott
Walter Dill Scott
Fred Scott
Scott
Axel Lonquest
Contre
Leo
Hal
Persinter
Arthur
New York Upholds Prohibition Enforcement
First circus here June 6 highlighted by Denton selected for BOM Co Ai ut renal v ment law and related enforcement. The readable text notes prohibition actions and a local notice outlining dates and names in a period voice.
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Renal
Kidnapped Verner Alexander Reunited With Mother in Watertown
In Watertown New York on May 4 Verner Alexander son of a Schenectady radio engineer is reunited with his mother at the Jefferson County jail after a three day kidnapping. Police continue to hunt two men believed to be the abductors with three women in custody as accomplices.
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Watertown
N. Y
Mamma
Verner
O'Henry
Verner Alexanderon
Schenectady
Jefferson County
Theresa
Gilette
Dodo
Jack
Edward Jarvis
Theresa Boat
North County
Jarvis
Fred B. Jackson
Lorain Mayor Buster to be Decided
In Lorain the mayoral result remains unresolved as officials await confirmation from the governor and potential transition details. Local sources note ongoing discussions and anticipated announcements regarding the city’s leadership.
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Lorain
Buster
Wires on Poles Probed in Deadly Wireless Row
Chicago family fights over custody of Alice Beatrice Nuttal as Windy City crisis grows. Ada Morris sues to regain daughter adopted by John and Mrs Nuttal while city services order removal of amateur wireless wires on utility poles to prevent electrocution or fire from high voltage conflicts.
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Alice Beatrice Nuttal
Chicago
Windy City
Ada Morris
John Nuttal
Henry Beck
Wallace Bates
Ohio Public Service Co
J. B. Johson
Knowedge
Mr. Johnson
Cleveland
Decoration Day program started by American Legion group
At the American Legion meeting a committee headed by George Robson and joined by the Sons of Veterans was appointed to organize Memorial Day observances. They will arrange for grave marking and decorating soldiers’ graves from all wars. The Legion joins a national fund to decorate graves of soldiers buried abroad and to support proper funeral observances. Funds will come from poppy sales and subscriptions. An address was given by Martin L. Davey on the work and pensions for World War veterans.
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American Legion
George Robson
Sons of Veterans
Legion
National Legion
Martin L. Davey
Public notice fragment from 3 4290S to Omnemhep
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a public notice context with unclear names and dates. The readable portion hints at a municipal or legal notice but lacks concrete actions, deadlines, or entities to fully identify.
Playgrounds Continuance Now Assured
A large Elstia Community Association meeting approved a finance committee of five to secure the budget for summer playgrounds. Mayor A R Jones chairs the committee with C M Braman, Fran Stetson, R P Vaughn and Edward Krugman joining. Speakers emphasized timely action as school closes and summer begins.
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Elstia Community Association
Geo. H. Bly
A. R. Jones
C. M. Braman
Fran Stetson
R. P. Vaughn
Edwa
Krugman
J. Hurst
Women’s Civic Club
Conscripts clash as local tensions rise in Pottsville scene
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on May 4 a four mile front confronts state police as conscripts and residents clash after a disturbance. A reported land contract dispute and threats to homes prompted police action and legal moves to void an agreement.
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Pottsville
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