Inningham New Reserve Board Head Mystery Disappearance
Police link to Lincoln case after blood pool found in greenhouse rear of Lincoln home. Clothing recovered from cistern near hothouse. Body not located. Suspect Lina Shoup Lincoln and her brother Byron Shoup, estranged wife and relative, may clarify circumstances. Aurora police pursue clues.
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Lincoln
Lina Shoup Lincoln
Byron Shoup
Jins
Lina Shoup
Misavi Pie
Brian Shoup
Marie Kline
Mala Cola
Gov budget shows 1923 balance with surpluses and cuts
May 5 report cites a revised federal balance outlook with a projected surplus of at least 540 million from customs duties and 2.515 billion from internal revenue, contingent on continued restraint in departmental spending and cooperative enforcement, noting a 200 million cut versus 1922 expenditures.
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Ced
Bureau of
Man and Woman Fined in Alcohol Related Incident
Report states William coats and a woman faced penalties after an alcohol related disturbance. Clifford Smith received a ten day jail term suspended due to inability to pay fines and costs totaling $25 plus court fees.
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William Coats
Clifford Smith
Federal forces to enforce Volstead act in New York
Washington reports strong federal reinforcements to enforce prohibition in New York if needed after repeal of the state enforcement law. Albany notes Governor Smith plans a public hearing on the Cavillist bill to revive the Mullan Gage dry law, with a date to be set soon.
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Washington
Albany
Smith
Western Reserve Finance sues J F Linck for 204.08 on secured note
The Western Reserve Finance Company filed suit today to recover 204.08 claimed due on a note secured by a mortgage on an automobile and household furniture.
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Western Reserve Finance Co
J. F. Linck
Role Bandit Jed and Companion Seized Near New York
May 5 report details a dramatic street pursuit in New York as Patrolman Lilienthal chased two bandits through a busy area. One suspect was killed. the other fled toward Trumbull Street while officers exchanged shots at the Chambers subway station and nearby streets before arresting them.
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Lilienthal
Duane
Freest
County Health Board Meets Tuesday in Lorain
The fourth annual meeting of the District Advisory Council of the Lorain County Board of Health will be held Tuesday May 8 in the directors room on the mezzanine of the new bank building from 4:00 to 12:00 a.m. Dr Frank G Boudreau of the State Board of Health will speak. Dr R L DeSausure of Oberlin, acting secretary, will present the annual report and invite suggestions for public health work.
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Lorain County Board of Health
Bank
Frank G. Boudreau
State Board of Health
R.L. DeSaussure
Oberlin
Board of Health
Hunt White Ant In Cleveland Houses
State Entomologist Richard Faxen today inspected Cleveland houses reported to harbor an invasive white ant. Neither Faxen nor his predecessor E. Cotton had heard of the insect in Ohio before, though they have seen it in Tennessee. W. R. Comings will guide to the affected area where they are working to address the nuisance.
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Richard Faxen
Cleveland
Mr. Faxen
E. ©. Cotton
Ohio
Tennessee
W. R. Comings
Howis Restaurant Kitchen Blaze Reported
A grease fire in the kitchen at Howis restaurant caused a lively blaze but did not disrupt service. Firefighters responded yesterday afternoon, while other incidents included a grass fire at Branford and East Rinkr streets and a court filing over land title in Aven.
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Lee Hovis
Branford
East Rinkr
Des Moines Dirt Farmer Named to Federal Reserve Board
E H Cunningham of Des Moines Iowa was named by President Harding as the new dirt farmer member of the Federal Reserve Board to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mito D Campbell of Michigan. The White House also announced Edward B Jones of Pennsylvania as a member of the Federal Farm Loan Board.
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Washington
E. H. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Mito D. Campbell
Michigan
Cunningham
Capper and
Curtis
Kansas
Albert H. Denton
Arkansas City
Walter H. Chappell
Chanute
White House
Edward 8. Jones
Pennsylvania
Federal Farm Loan Board
Death of Jim Faulkner News Leader in Ohio Journalism
Columbus May 5 Jim Faulkner noted journalist and dean of Ohio newspaper men has died in New York City. Officials and colleagues praise his keen historical mind and fearless fight against corruption. He covered Ohio legislation and led the legislative correspondence association. state flag at half mast as tributes flow.
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Columbus
Jim
Faulkner
Jim Faulkner
America
Etter
Ohio
Ohio Legislative Correspondence Association
Cincinnati Enquirer
State House
Ohio Legislative Corresponents Association
Knights of Columbus to confer fourth degree in Cleveland
A large delegation from the Knights of Columbus will go to Cleveland tomorrow. Twenty members will take the fourth degree at Gilmore's club houses, followed by a banquet at the Hollenden hotel. Members from all over the section will form a large class that will take the degree.
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Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
Gilmore
Hollenden Hotel
Order
Fire Claims Life in Marion House Blaze
Five miles south of Galion, Ohio, the Boterf family home burned, killing the youngest of six and wounding several, including a widow named Mrs Ralph Boterf. The fire’s cause is unknown as rescue workers and local police investigate amid a scene of casualties.
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Marion
May
Ralph Boterf
Galion
Boterf
Divorce Clue in Carlisle Case Over Farm Work
Jessie Landenbers of Carlisle files for divorce from Lenhart Landenbers. Married in Cleveland in 1911 with one son. She says he runs a truck farm and requires her to work there and at home without proper clothing. he is cross and refuses support. She seeks injunctions on disposition of property, alimony, and child custody.
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Jessie Landenbers
Carlisle
Lenhart Landenbers
Cleveland
Day authors P Van Swerin and Hal Lien named directors
P Van Swerin and Hal Lien are appointed as directors of the New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad, signaling leadership changes in the railway’s board.
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P van Swerin
Hal Lien
New York, Chicago and
St. Louis
High and Grade Schools Exhibit at Technical High School
An industrial exhibit by high and grade schools will be held Friday May 11 at the Technical High School. The event showcases work from manual training art and physical education with thousands expected to attend. Activities run from afternoon to evening with music by local orchestras and a moving picture machine recently purchased. The new gymnasium building will be opened for public inspection.
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Annus
Techncal High School
Variows
Manuel Trait
Exhi
Jareer
Pabne
Mekinlay Sehen
Etadaare
Poeti
Techni. A
Mystery Shrouds Death Of High School Student
Police are unable to determine if Fred Carter or Conn, a high school student, killed himself or was murdered. The body of the youth was found by Henry Gregory under a river bridge, gunshot wounds suggesting foul play. The Carter family is linked to Connecticut’s former governor and to the J P Morgan family of New York.
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Fred Carter
Conn
Lief
Carter
Andrews
Connecticut
J. P. Morgan
New York
Mbare
Jeft
Howard
Kate Carter
Mm. G. M. Ralf
Mary Johnson
Henry Gregory
Miss Elizabeth Coit Returns Home After Disappearance
Eliz a beth Coit daughter of a Litchfield Conn banker returns from Chicago where she went after a sensed urge to go somewhere She was met by her mother at the New York train and taken home She reportedly won a Young Women’s Christian Association award and later traveled back after a period of seclusion and a telegram noted by a local witness at Utica
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New York
Elizabeth Coit
Litchfield
Chicago
Christia Ocia- Hon
Utica
Geman
Obituary Notice for Mrs Jown Hines at 70
Mrs Jown Hines age 70 died late yesterday. The notice mentions her daughter and references family. Details are limited due to OCR fragment. Funeral arrangements not provided in readable text.
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Jown Hines
Forv Rubber Company Lorain Ravher to Wilt Captain Myers
Partial readable notes list Forv Rubber Company Lorain and names Ravher and Captain Myers with references to rubber goods and employee roles. The fragment hints at personnel and product context but lacks clear action or outcome.
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Lorain
Myers
City Booze Toters Fourth Fine Nab Kovacs
Yesterday detectives and deputies raided John Kovacs and Rose Kovacs at 140 Woodford avenue and the store in a bid to seize illicit liquor. A quart jar half full of raisin jack and a funnel were found. Kovacs and Rose were ordered to appear in police court on illegal possession charges. Kovacs has prior arrests and payments totaling 1900 dollars. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a 750 dollar bond. trial date not set.
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Underhill
Mathews and
Bivin
John Kovacs
Woodford Avenue
Kovacs
Rose
Tme Kovacs
Frakit Stetson
Liquor fines total amid commission stats reveal
The statistics office announced liquor fines totaling 505,194, with breakdowns showing amounts assessed from January through May. Officials indicated the figures reflect enforcement activity and penalties issued by the commission.
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McDonald Today
Taxi clash leads to arrest after alleged bus collision
Yesterday afternoon a dispute between Ralph Mathewson and W. M Plas, both taxi drivers for Cleveland Elsha buses, escalated when Mathewson accused Plas of ramming his bus and striking him. Mathewson was arrested on two counts of disorderly conduct and will be tried Monday.
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Ralph Mathewson
W. M Plas
Cleveland-Elsha
Mathewson
Plas
France Plans Protest Over U S Liquor Ruling
France prepares to protest the U S Supreme Court decision on liquor laws. Foreign Minister and the French ambassador discuss instructions from Premier Poincare as Paris evaluates the ruling and its impact on French laws and American relations.
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France
U. S. Supreme Court
Poincare
Supreme Court
Critea
Paris
Nch
Jaseer
Fughes
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