Poisoning Trial Hinges on Sister-in-law Case Sparks Collapses
In Medina on May 8 Fred Hasel husband of Edith Hasel who killed himself earlier faced a nervous collapse in the courthouse corridor after attempting to show Prosecutor Seymour a newspaper account. The day included cross examination of Frank Metzger over a claimed overheard testimony and a prompt review of a prior conversation with Attorney Pritchard. Fred Hasel later recovered as further testimony continued with Paul Hasel and Herman Gienke summoned.
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Medina, C
Fred Hasel
Edith Hasel
Martha Wise
Court House
Seymour
Jones
Pritchard
Herman Gienke
Paul Hasel
Supreme Court asked to strike down Brown gasoline tax act
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the Brown act, a gasoline tax law, unconstitutionally regulates interstate commerce. Walter D. Mears argued it targets commerce across state lines while the Attorney General defended it as an effective tax. Opponents call the measure unconstitutional. supplementary briefs followed.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Columbus
United Sates Supreme Court
Stile Supreme Court
Walter D. Mears
Cleveland
Ohio Automobile Association
Crabbe
State Supreme Court
State Automobile Association
Auto Club
Argu No. 6
Three narcotics agents go on trial in federal court
Three suspended narcotics agents faced trial in Cleveland on charges of perjury in the Leroy Warfield case. The prosecution contends Bayne Bradley and Willston framed Warfield by falsely testifying about buying narcotics from him in Akron earlier this year. A motion to quash Bayne’s indictment on false expense claims was also filed as a new indictment was expected.
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Cleveland
Leroy Warfield
Akron
Howard R. Bayne
Toledo
Andrew T. Bradley
Baltimore
F. O. Willston
Bayne
Probe on liquor enforcement in Ghio and Mahoning county
A secret probe of liquor law enforcement in Youngstown and Mahoning county is led by State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald. The inquiry could target city and county officials and has drawn attention at the governor’s office. A conference between Governor Donahey and Mayor Johnson of Kenmore is set to address charges by E G Staley of Akron alleging local law non enforcement.
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Columbus
Youngstown
Mahoning County
McDonald
Donahey
H. V. Johnson
Kenmore
E. G. Staley
Akron
Medina Bus Plunges Into Ditch No One Injured
A Medina Cleveland motor bus escaped injury when it slid into a four foot ditch south of Brunswick yesterday afternoon after a steering rod broke. The bus, traveling downhill at a high speed, remained upright as it left the road. River water in Youngstown is advised for abandonment as a source due to industrial pollution.
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Medina
Medina-Cleveland
Brunswick
Youngstown
W. H. Dittoe
State Department of Health
Mahoning River
Couple Celebrates 58th Wedding Anniversary With Grandson’s Marriage
The Hahn parents and Lydia township trustee Mr and Mrs Charles Hahn observed their fifty eighth anniversary yesterday by serving as post couple for the wedding of grandson Carl J Hahn to Miss Marion Lucille Wasen in Vermilion. The bride is the daughter of Elmer and Mrs Wasen and the groom the son of Louis and Mrs Hahn of Berlin Heights. The Schaibles attended the couple’s 55th anniversary at their Lake Shore road home between Lorain and Vermilion.
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H. C. Schahle
Charles Hahn
Lyria Township
Carl J. Hahn
Marion Lucille Wasen
Vermilion
Elmer Wasen
Louis Hahn
Berlin Heights
Schaible
Lake Shore Road
Locain and
Peaceful persuasion not barred by coal injunction ruling
In Wheeling West Virginia Judge W E Baker ruled that peaceful persuasion should not be barred by the coal company officers and United Mine Workers in a U S court case against twenty union members. The injunction, dating back to 1913 and made permanent in 1914, should have included modifications directed by the United...
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
W. E. Baker
U. S
United
Polish Globe Trotter Bersukiewicz Visits City
Polish soldier and world traveler W. T. Bersukiewicz is in the city for a few days before resuming his six year walk to visit every civilized country. He carries a dictionary sized book of signatures from dignitaries including Calvin Coolidge and U S Supreme Court members. He plans a six year journey, will speak to local Polish residents at Eagle Hall tomorrow night.
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W. T
Bersukiewicz
Globe Trotter
Calvin Coolidge
U. S. Supreme Court
Ton
Eagle Hall
Eternal triangle shocks Washington as Lamar divorce suit filed
Henry N. Lamar 19, amateur heavyweight champion, is sued for absolute divorce by his 19 year old wife Phylis Moore Lamar. She names Norma Vemeyer 20 as correspondent. The couple eloped September 9 1923 and married secretly. Their families live across the street on Riggs Place.
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Washington
Henry N. Lamar
Phylis Moore Lamar
Norma Vemeyer
Lamar
Riggs Place
Walter D Foss home stead given for church parsonage
The $25 100 Walter D Foss homestead on North Market street in Wooster has been donated to Zion Lutheran church as a parsonage. The gift, announced by the church board, comes from Foss a retired Wooster brush manufacturer now in Cleveland and serves as a memorial to his deceased wife.
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Wooster, D
Walter D. Foss
North Market Street
Zion Lutheran Church
Foss
Wooster
Cleveland
Woman acquitted in Pittsburgh slaying case
Mrs Elizabeth Ladinsky aged 34 was ruled not guilty by a mixed jury after being charged with killing her husband. The defense argued she feared he would have her confined to an insane asylum.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Ladinsky
First Methodist Church Opens On Sunday
The First Methodist Church auditorium will host Sunday services as the financial campaign nears completion. Rev. Edwin Kirby will preach at dedication on May 17 after the congregation and about 200 adult members approve funds and promises. Contractor Henry Heidnel will hang a curtain for the pipe organ while incomplete areas are made serviceable.
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First Methodist Church
Edwin Kirby
Henry Heidnel
Kirby
Gregation
Air Tight Blockade on Rum Runners Expands Coastwide
Washington reports a nationwide air tight blockade plan against rum runners. Coast Guard Admiral Billard outlines a plan to protect all shores with increased funding sought from Congress. After the New York front, operations may shift to other Atlantic and Gulf ports as enforcement expands statewide.
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Washington
New York
Coast Guard
America
F. C. Billard
Congress
Rum Row
Coastguard
Haguar
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Pacific
Great Lakes
Auto crash kills Louise Callahan and injures five
Miss Louise Callahan, 27, died instantly when a fire engine responding to a false alarm crashed into the automobile driven by her brother Albert Callahan. Five others were injured, two women among them, and taken to St Luke's hospital in serious condition.
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Phidauhurnis
Louise Callahan
Albert Callahan
Broad and
Cayuga Streets
St. Luke's Hospital
Chardon
Marie Novy
Cleveland
Albert J. Williams
Middlefield
William
Frank $. Kramer
St. Clair Avenue
Havana Swift & Co manager slain by employee
Havana Cuba May police report the slaying of Henry E Morris Swift and Company manager by Daniel Mac Swiney who had worked there two years. Mac Swiney entered Morris office fired four shots then drew a dagger and resisted arrest. Police baffled by motive in the killing. FEARED POISONING FATE Chicago May R Billy Mc Clintock says his mother Emma McClintock was poisoned and he fears a similar fate, per Judge Harry Olson.
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Havana
Cuba
May & —Pollice
Henry E. Morris
Swift and Company
Daniel MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Swift
Mac- Swiney
Morris
Chicago
Billy McClintock
Emma McClintock
Harry Olson
Former School Head Held On Charges
John R. Bender former athletic director of Knoxville public schools was bound to criminal court after a second trial on six complaints accusing misconduct toward six girls aged 10 to 13. He posted 3900 dollars bail after accuser Julia Brannen 11 and previously posted 2560 dollars for Evelyn Whitson 11. Bender a well known educator has ties to University of Nebraska Washington University St Louis University Kansas Agricultural College University of Tennessee and local city schools.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John R. Bender
Knoxville Public Schools
Julia Brannen
Bender
Evelyn Whitson
One Slain in Farmer's Duel in Taxwell Tenn
Oscar O'Dell 22 is killed in a primitive duel at Taxwell near Knoxville. Carl Cole 23 is held on charges of shooting after both men drew revolvers following a farm dispute. Both were sons of prominent Claiborne County farmers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Taxwell
Here
Oscar O'Dell
Carl Cole
Promnent
Claiborne County
Elyria Garbage Poison Possibly Sickens Pigs
The garbage belonging to Elyria collector Wm. Beckett near Amherst was found poisoned. Pigs feeding on the waste became sick, prompting investigations into the cause and responsible party.
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Elyria
Amherst
May
Wm. Beckett
Deaths linked to East Sixty Sixth Street infantorium
May 8 reports a tenth day old infant died at the so called babe farm run by Mrs. Helen Augusta Geisen Volk in East Sixty Sixth Street. The baby died at Metropolis Hospital as Charles White investigated claims of around a dozen starvation deaths in a month. Volk is held on $30,000 bail awaiting court questioning.
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New York
Helen Augusta Geisen-Volk
East Sixty-Sixth Street
Metropolis Hospital
Charles White
Purity Bake Shop Crafts Replica of Methodist Church Window
The Purity Bake Shop displays a pastry replica of the new Methodist church in Foster-Fitch store window. Created by Fred Nano the model mirrors every detail including colored window, drawing much attention as a skillful work of fancy baking.
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Purity
Methodist
Purity Bake Shop
Foster-Fitch
New Methodist Church
Fred Nano
Belgium to form new cabinet under Vandervelde
May 8 Belgium Catholic deputy and socialist party leader Emile Vandervelde accepted King Albert's invitation to form a cabinet for a country that has been without a prime minister since the April 5 elections.
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Paris
M. Emile Vandervelde
Belgium
Belgian Socialist Party
Albert
Brussels
la Liberte
Small Damage Suit And Foreclosure Notices
CHRONIGRAMS: John Gruber sues Stani Matich of Lorain for 100 dollars over a shed removal and damage to trees and yard. Greater Ely Building Co begins foreclosure against H D Andrews for 6461.53 secured by two Pasadena lots. Sixty one chicks die in a fire at Steve Supsak’s home 121 Bath Street. Loss about 56 dollars. Summer White House: Coolidge accepts offices in Lynn Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce, vacation to begin June 22. Bond theft trace: John J Phelan arrested for grand larceny in relation to Gerald Chapman’s mail truck robbery two years ago. Prof David Green dies at 66 in Mt Vernon Ohio. burial in Hartford Connecticut.
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John Gruber
Stani Matich
Lorain
Greater Ely Tia Building Co
H. D. Andrews
Pasadena
Steve Supsak
Bath Street
West Side
Central
White House
Washington
May
Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Lynn
Mass
Swampscott
New York
Gerald Chapman
John J. Phelan
Green
MT. Vernon
David Green
Kenyon College, Gambier
Paris
Hartford
Conn
Ohio cities push back on Logan Gas Co rate hikes
Ohio utilities experts will aid city attorneys in challenging Logan Gas Co rate increases as about 70 000 monthly savings accrue for consumers in Elyria and many of Ohio’s 71 communities. Hearings resume after July and August pauses with city counsel examining the company’s valuation and potential rate asks amid threats of higher charges.
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Columbus
Ohio
Elyria
Logan Gas Co
Bacyrus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Gas Company
Ae Freeman T. Eagleson
Grant “I. Mouser, Jr
Marion
Jefferson Day Banquet at Elyria Congregational Church
A Jefferson Day Banquet will be held in the Gates Room of the Congregational Church at Elyria on Thursday May 14 at 7 PM Hon Timothy Hogan of Columbus will deliver the Jefferson Day address Hon T E Dye Democratic State Committee Chairman will speak and Martin L Davey may attend All are cordially invited.
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Congregational Church
Elyria
Timothy
Hogan of Columbus
T. E. Dye
Democratic State Committee
Martin LI. Davey
Governor and Attorney General clash over Beulah Park betting
Ohio Governor Donahey rebukes Attorney General Crabbe in a dispute over parimutuel betting at Beulah Park. A cabinet secretary cites scripture to critique Crabbe, while Sheriff Gump of Franklin County is mentioned in the backdrop of the Beulah Park controversy and county official meetings.
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Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
Pari Mentel
Beulah Park
Lazarus
Hell
Abraham
Heaven
Jacob A. Meckstreth
Ro Bowlah Park
Hkly
Moses
Sheriff Gump
Attorne
Heon
State House
Beula Park
Min Z
Tada
Gump
Franklin County
Paul Mutuel
Paul
King
Toyo Maru wreck feared with drownings near Sanchokushu
A dispatch from Tokyo reports feared drownings after the Japanese steamer Toyo Maru wrecked in a stream near Sanchokushu. Other brief items note race betting disputes in Franklin County Ohio, a Florida proposed amendment barring Japanese land ownership, indictments for war savings stamp counterfeiting, and the death of suffragist Mrs. John Nelson Stockwell.
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Sanchokushu
Tokyo
Scarborough man charged in murder case sentencing details
Telegram and phone call reports surround the case as O'Donnell faces involvement from WOGOEL and AO National Music W Eram. Two Scarborough suspects were sentenced for additional parts in the crime. Wright was attacked on a secluded road near here.
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O'Donnell
Wogoel
Dernard
Scarborovs
Inday
Weime
Pry
Wright
Birth control and divorce named top world problems
Foreign delegates at the International Council of Women's Quinquennial convention in Washington call birth control and divorce the two greatest problems facing the world. They urge religion and education of children to emphasize marriage and family duties as the remedy, noting divorce is especially a US issue.
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Washington
International Council of Women
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