Multiple fatal and injury auto accidents rock Ohio area over weekend
Nine people died and many were injured in Sunday and weekend crashes across Ohio. Witness reports from Cleveland Youngstown Columbus Akron and Zanesville cite drownings rear-end collisions and vehicle rollovers with numerous injured and several fatal pedestrian and train incidents.
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Forrest W. Lefever
Sanesle
Licking River
Willian
Carothers
Zanesville
John Slazio
Cleveland
Kerge F_ Sullivan
Dara
Eivelyn Burkhett Johns
James Liringstone
Champion Heights
Youngstowxe Aid Teaters
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Alein
Mons
FE. Twerell
Akron
John Bauucawer
Ledo
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Ose
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Steubenvilla
Naomiasi
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Beaver Falls
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Hare
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Findlar
Columbus Resi- Lester
Anton trial starts today in murder case
The Anton murder trial opens with jury selection expected to last into tomorrow. Judge Frank M. Cleren of Wilmington presides as defense and prosecution outline the case. Louis Mazer and Can booties King are key witnesses cited by the state, with the editor’s ambush alleged to involve a South Canton conspiracy and figures tied to local law enforcement.
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Canton
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Frank M. Cleren
Wilmington
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Borah to Speak in Cleveland on Foreign Policy
Senator William Borah chairman of the U S Foreign Relations Committee came to Cleveland to address Americans on foreign relations. His talk will cover U S entanglements with Mexico Nicaragua and China and discuss disarmament and a world peace effort through the League of Nations.
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Governor demands new revenue while detailing education funds
The governor warns lawmakers that only additional revenue measures will suffice as he outlines a large appropriations plan. He lists education equalization and various educational and health allocations, including funds for institutions, secondary schools, condemned cattle, health districts, and salaries, totaling over 1.1 billion.
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Coustry
Daylight Burglars Rob Postoffice in Broad Daylight
A daylight burglary attempt at the Delaware postoffice occurred as intruders removed a vault door with an acetylene torch but did not take stamps or money from the second vault. A reporter saw five men entering the building. a witness thought they were visitors.
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Texas Cyclone Toll Reported Twelve Dead in Texas and Nearby States
A violent cyclone swept across Texas and surrounding regions causing extensive damage. Reports cite Garland and Nevada, Texas, as hard hit with twelve dead and many injured. Widespread program losses extended through northeast Texas, Colorado, Iowa, Nebraska, and Missouri as downed lines hampered communication.
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Actress Marpelle Arrested for Bigamy in New York
Police say Marpelle, 22, an actress, was arrested on bigamy charges after admitting seven marriages in nine years. All husbands were sailors. The incident occurred in New York City with details from Marpelle’s arrest today.
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Governor Donahey Warns Special Session May Be Needed
Gov Donahey said a special session of the general assembly may be required to pass election reform legislation before adjournment. He urged approval of the Chappelear bill on election reform and the Lefever bill to authorize utility rate case examiners. The senate supported both measures earlier, but the House has yet to act.
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Snow and Wind Tie Up Eastern Rocky Mountain Net
Snow and wind paralyzed communication and transport in eastern Colorado western Nebraska and western Kansas. Wrecked wires disrupted telephone and telegraph service while roads remained blocked by snow making damage assessments uncertain.
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Colorado
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Workers Tull to Frustrate Levee Break
Thousands of workers labored to strengthen the Mississippi dike at Big Bend to keep 200,000 residents from flood damage. Engineers warned a break along a 27 mile stretch could inundate South Central Parishes, threatening the sugar belt and millions in losses. Evacuation orders issued, but few residents left.
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Union Miners to Hold Meet Next Tuesday
Nelsonville Ohio May 9 informal leaders of the union miners of the Hocking Valley said they would continue demonstrations in protest against the operation of coal mines in the district on a do or n go basis. The demonstrations would be like Friday’s at Lick tun without violence and aimed to induce miners to support the union wage scale.
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Italian flyer forced down in fog near Swarthmore
Francesco de Pineda, Italian aviator flying from Boston to Philadelphia, was forced to land near Swarthmore on the estate of Van & Nichols at Hickory Blur in a heavy fog. The plane sustained no damage and de Pineda proceeded to Philadelphia to visit the navy yard.
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Hickory Blur
de Pineda
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Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Father and Son Both Graduate at Urbana High School
A father and his son, Paul A. Yallmen and Wen dell, graduated together at Wood stock High School in Urbana Ohio. The father had not completed high school before and earned his diploma alongside his son in the same ceremony.
Four Hurt In Car Overturn Near Berea
A family of five was injured Saturday night about 6 00 pm when their car overturned on Butternut Ridge en route from Berea to home for Elrria. Injured include John Tobitash and Catherine Tobitash with facial and body injuries, Margie age 2 and John age 9 with face and bruises, and a baby under six months with multiple injuries. Sheriff says the car left the ditch. Tobitash unconscious. Passersby William Vashall and Mike Cuprak rushed them to hospital.
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Elrria
John Tobicash
Catherine Tobitash
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Wiliam Vashall
Mike Cuprak
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Arguments in Snyder case begin today in court room
Long Island City May 3 Wil Millard Javor defended Henry Judd Gray in a closing argument to jurors who will retire to decide if Gray and Ruth Snyder murdered her husband Alber Snyder The courtroom overflowed with notables Royalty stage and screen Dustups over motive and method filled the defense case as Gray argued his limited role while Ruth Snyder was accused of the actual killing and suffocation using poison chloroform and a wire.
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Wilm Millard Javor
Henry Judd Gray
Ruth Snyder
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Queensberry
David Belasco
Pagey Hopkins
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Firemen Battle Weekend Chimney Spark Blaze in Redington Block
Fire companies were called early Sunday afternoon to extinguish a chimney sparked fire in the Redington block on Middle Avenue. Fire Chief Bates said a night blaze could have been disastrous and three extinguishers were needed to control the small blaze. A damp rear fire at 114 Warwick Street was put out by Company 1 with water.
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Hunter tells tale of abduction and robbery in Pittsburgh
George Watson Hunter, 26, of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, was found wandering toward Columbus. He claims a stranger lured him to a lonely Pittsburgh house last Wednesday, robbed him, and left him unconscious with his hands chained behind his back.
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George Watson Hunter
Wikinsburg
Columbus
Hunter
Pittsburgh
Inmates barred from private work for state officials
Columbus May 9 inmates of state institutions must not be used by state officials for private work. The governor's office stressed the order after two Long View hospital inmates from Cincinnati were brought to Columbus by Mrs. E A Baker to help clean property owned by her here.
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Examining Break Meant to Save New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 9 Cabinet figures Secretary Froe zer and Secretary Davis set out by boat to inspect the artificial break in the levee they believe could save the city. Davis planned to confer with President Coolidge while Hoover stayed to oversee flood relief efforts as the Big Bend breach loomed and relief work accelerated.
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Dr Felix Held to Speak at Elyria Board of Trade Dinner
The Elyria Board of Trade invites members to its regular dinner this Thursday at the Newell hotel. Dr Felix Held secretary of the College of Commerce and Administration at Ohio State University will discuss Recent Changes in Business Relations. A good menu and music are planned.
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Life sentence for murder handed down in Ohio case
Selva tore Poni 22 of Liverpont faces life in Ohio Penitentiary after a jury convicts him of second degree murder in the death of Pascal Ananis. Judge W F Lore imposes the sentence as efforts for a new trial are noted and Mrs Marie Thorgas 32 is found guilty for her role in the case.
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Aris
Prisoners Cost Lorain County 44 Cents a Day
Lorain County jail prisoners cost 44 cents per day in April after new state law required feeding at cost. Sheriff E G Mathews reported total board expenses of 363.79 dollars for April to county commissioners.
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Intrepid aviators hunt sighting over Atlantic voyage
Reports from Washington and New York track Captain Nungesser and Captain Coli as they attempt Paris to New York in the White Bird. sighting rumors swirl as weather stays unfavorable and search planes patrol the route.
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Frankla Coll
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St. Pierre Et Miquelon
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Ohio Assembly Reconvenes to Tackle Tax Crisis
Columbus lawmakers return after recess to address a looming deficit. Governor Donahey and State Auditor Tracy warn a $29.9 million shortfall by year end unless new revenue measures pass. Possible actions include cigaret tax, mortgage recording tax, and a direct state levy.
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Ans Assembly
Assembly
Donahey
Fatal accident ends oil magnate Col Humphreys life
Denver May 9 Funeral plans were announced for Col A E Humphreys 67 a multimillionaire oil man and philanthropist who died after shooting himself while inspecting his shotgun at home He had oil holdings in Texas coal interests in West Virginia lumber in Virginia and timber in Tennessee and Oklahoma.
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