Indicted in Canton Flogging Ring Case
Stark County grand jury indicted six men led by Webb Dewey Clayton and Warren Saunders on riotous conspiracy and assault charges in a mass whipping case near Massillon. Robert Webb pleaded partly to assault and battery after a prior $200 fine and 60 days in the workhouse. Accused wore black masks and the victim, Mrs Webb, described improper contact before the whipping. Damages sought include $77 in one suit and $20 000 plus $2 000 in others for alienation of affections and humiliation.
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Canton
Fise Tian
Stark
Grans
Toteus
William Lloyd Shaw
Woods
Massillon
BR . Webb
Dewey Clayton, MW
Talmore
Warren Saunders
Robert le Webb
Pailly
Shaw
Robert Weebl
Weobb
Vydippur
Gmb
Lobell Webb
Webb
Monoride gas rescue crowds flood tunnel traffic
May 10 about 35 persons were overcome by monoride gas in the north bound tunnels to South Hills after a auto collision blocked traffic for 1.25 miles. More than 20 were rushed to hospitals as police and emergency stations set up at tunnel mouths to aid victims. The new tunnels, opened only weeks ago, faced safety concerns amid a morning rush with a streetcar strike reducing available transit. Police used patrol wagons to control rescuers rushing into the tunnel.
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Pirressiurg
Ateast
South Hills
Trafic
L 3 Bureau of Mines
South Hilla
Interior Chief's Wife Dies of Heart Attack
Mrs Hubert Work, wife of the interior secretary, died yesterday and her funeral is set for Monday at the White House. President Coolidge offered use of the White House as Work resides at a hotel, with private services at 2 PM and burial in Arlington National Cemetery after body arrival at 11 AM.
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Washington
Hubert Work
White House
President Coolidge
Work
Arlington National Cemetery
Appeals Filed as Lorain Man Fights Liquor Violation
Kassimer Kim, a Lorain man, convicted of a third liquor-law violation, filed notice of appeal to the court of appeals and was released on a 2500 dollar bond. In Ashland, nearly 1000 delegates prep for Churches of Christ state convention May 19 to 22 with an elaborate program. New York reports unfilled orders for April 30 at 420,447 tons, down 674,360 tons from late March.
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Kassimer Kim
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Ashland
The
Churches of Christ
New York
Utates Corporation
Bitterness fades as Mondell regains kidnapped baby
Mrs Eva Mondell, reunited with her 10-week-old daughter Cor tine, says her bitterness toward kidnapper Mary De Marco has faded after Philadelphia police traced and recovered the infant from De Marco’s home. Cor tine had been taken to “fool her husband,” causing frantic hours until authorities located the child.
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Eva Mondell
Cortine
Mary de Marco
Green Line Wage Scale Favors New Conductors and Motormen
Emproses of the Green Line at their meeting yesterday voted on a wife proposal for a one year term submitted by the company. The company agrees to pay new conductors and motormen at the rate of 46c per hour for the first three months, 56c an hour for the next nine months and one am hour thereafter. The scale is the same as last year except that it favors the new men who will be entitled to full pay at the end of one year instead of at the end of two years. Today the employees in the vicinity of Kamms are voting on the proposition.
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Kamms
Coolidge
Hughes
Congress
Wellon
McNary Haugen Farm
Impublican
Tomber Vel
Lands of Congress
House
Cooldge
Rockies
Pact Coast
Bam
Senate
Weather forecast for Ohio Valleys and Great Lakes region
The weather bureau issued a forecast for the next week in the Ohio Valleys and the Great Lakes region. Expect considerable cloudiness and local showers early in the week with generally fair conditions later. Temperatures to be near or slightly below normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio
The
Great
Former County Recorder Sued for a Divorce
Jessie M Iriah of Black River township files for divorce from former county recorder Frank A Irish, married 1917, alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks a divorce and removal of his interest in 127 acres of Black River township real estate.
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Frank
Jessie M Iriah
Black River Township
Maude Everhart
William Everhart
Joseph Swails
Lorain
Eva Swails
Hazel Enz
Irving Enz
Kentucky Congressman Named in Liquor Conspiracy Case
Covington Ky May 10 state and defense reated before noon today in liquor conspiracy cases alleging congressman John Wrangley of the tenth Kentucky district conspired with Milton Lipachuty and Albert F Alaler to aid and transport liquor from the Belle of Anderson distillery in the spring of 1922
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Covington
John Wrangley
Kentucky
Milton Lipachuty
Albert F. Alaler
Belle of
Hurst Jennie J dies at 68 in Avon after long life there
Jennie J Hurst 68 widow of William O Hurst of Avon died at St Joseph’s hospital Lorain. Born Oct 7 1856 she spent most of her life in Avon. Married Jan 19 1876 two children George H of Naugatuck Conn and Louis who stays with parents. Active Avon Methodist Episcopal Church member funeral Sunday May 11 at 2 30 pm from home Rev Hunt officiating burial in Avon Cemetery.
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Avon
Jennie H Hurst
W O Hurst
St Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Avon Methodist Episcopal Church
Hunt
Avan Cemeter
Cleveland and Southwestern to adjust schedule for better service
Beginning Sunday the Cleveland and Southwestern railway will implement a revised timetable to improve service for public riders. Cleveland departures include new and shifted limited train times such as 5 50 am, 6 50 am, 7 30 am, and 9 50 am while local cars run hourly until 11 pm. The Elyria and Grafton routes follow updated departures, with local and theatre car timings noted and the Amherst and Lorain sections unchanged. In a separate incident, Joseph Atkinson reported auto damage after colliding with Frank Burkipile’s car on West Avenue near Tenth Street. Burkipile’s car was severely damaged.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Cleveland
Elyria
Here
Amherst
Larain
Joseph Atkinson
South
Maple Street
West Avenue
Frank Burkipile
Tenth Street
Burkipile
Atkinson
Berlin Booze Toteng Fined 100 Each
Two Oberlin men Otis Smith and Chester Durham were arrested by Sheriff Underhill for illegal possession of beer. Thirteen pints were found hidden in a field as officers watched the spot. They pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars plus costs each before Justice George.
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Oberlin
Underhill
Otis Smith
Chester Durham
Justice
S$ 1
George
Count Salm Denies Romance With Heiress Wallicent Rogers
Exclusive statement to International News Service in which Ludwig Salm Hoo asserts he is not romantically involved with Wallicent Rogers heiress to 40 million dollars. She travels with her father Col H Rodgers to New York aboard the liner France while Salm heads to Vienna to play tennis. She rests from travel and heat and plans to furnish a house at a quiet seashore resort. Rogers family opposed the rapid New York marriage last January. Salm complains of limited funds at the station and says he does not want to waste dollars.
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Paris
Ludwig Salm Hoo
Straeden
Wallicent Rogers
Col H H Rodgers
New York
France
Salm
Vienna
Willicent
America
Silm
Rogers
Col Rogers
Check Weapons at Club Door Raid in Cleveland
Police raided a gentlemen's club after reports of oblique stunts by members and gambling plans. Fifteen colored gentlemen were cited as players. a young artillery was found in the check room. One stiletto, fifteen knives and four revolvers were checked.
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Clevel
Gentlemen's Club
Rebel Move in Cuba Quelled and 200 Rebels Surrender
The Cuban movement is practically ended after more than 200 rebels surrendered, announced by the Cuban embassy from Havana. The embassy denied reports of prosecutions of American citizens in the Isle of Pines and noted Charles F. Fetter was pardoned after conviction for sanitary regulations violations.
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Cuba
Washington
Havana
Isle of Pines
Charles F Fetter
Cleveland Child Dies From Canine Attack
A Cleveland child died after a rabies infection following a dog attack in the yard of her home weeks ago. An attempt at Pasteur treatment failed, marking the city’s first such fatality in recent memory.
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Cleveland
Fadrne Riedella
Foreign News Nuggets Boldly Predict Ireland's Union Move
Dublin reports claim a new National party forms to push territorial unity and independence for Ireland under Dublin rule. The Weather Post notes a sensational Irish Treaty party stance. Locally, NAPUS records a minor earthquake with no damage or casualties. In Rangoon, Parisian pilot Dom departs for Bangkok after trouble. Alaska reports mention three pilots extending their flight toward Attu as they plan a Pacific crossing.
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Dplblin Wiy
Joseph We Grath
Freet
National
Il Ucland
London
Warning Post
Ireans
Treaty Party
Nipeyleans
Wm T Coseriye
All Ireland
Dublin
NAPUS
No successorship for Burns at Bureau of Investigation
May 10 The United States Bureau of Investigation may operate under the attorney general instead of naming a successor to Win J Burns as chief. Attorney General Stone said he might run the bureau himself or assign a legal assistant. In a separate note, fighter LinRED a colored worker at Fox Pumice Co named Spain was arrested for assault and battery after an interior plant incident and fined $10 plus costs.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Investigation
Seneral
Coghdee
White House
Stone
J Burns
Fox Pumice Co
Esterday
Joe Baki
Spain
Waser Hinkson
Four Registered Mail Sacks Seized in Postoffice Hold-Up
Three bandits held up the Indiana Harbor post office at dawn loading four sacks of registered mail toward remittances to Indiana banks into a large touring car. They escaped south after threatening Superintendent Ward Shandich and four clerks. Additional sacks were suspected but not yet confirmed.
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Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Indiana
Pennsylvania Station
Paward Shandich
Two Dead and Three Hurt in Crossing Crash at Frazersburg
At a treacherous crossing near Frazersburg a Pennsylvania freight train struck a auto killing Ray Barnhouse 21 and injuring Gale Locke 25. Clayton Williamson and Charles McFarland escaped serious injuries. Bodies were sent to Marietta. sheriff fined a bus driver for speeding. The incident followed a separate suit on a black and tan bus speeding toward Oberlin.
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Zanesville
Gale Locke
Marietta
Ray Barnhouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frazersburg
Barnhouse
Clayton Williamson
Charles McFarland
Frazershurs
Simoe
Columbus
Tage
Lock
Pittsburgh Strikes Tie Up City Transit and Auto Service
Hundreds of thousands of Pittsburghers walked or rode to work as 3209 street railway workers walked out after a ten day dispute over wage increases. Businesses deployed trucks and autos to haul employees, while police and transit services adjusted schedules. In Washington, Congress faces a volatile session with looming vetoes on soldiers' bonuses, tax cuts, and the Japanese exclusion bill, as battles over immigration and farm aid unfold amid election pressures.
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Pittsburgh
Kent
William Magee
Pittsfield Woman Sues to Declare Brother Legally Dead
Mrs Mae Burton Burge of Pittsfield seeks a court order under a new state law to declare her brother George J Burton legally dead. George, 27, disappeared from a farm he co owned with his parents, who hold two thirds of the property. Burton Burge holds one third. After extensive searches and police efforts, no trace has been found, with a valued estate around 7000 dollars. The probate judge issued a notice for publication to require George to appear or be declared dead and an administrator named to handle the estate.
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Mre
Mae Burton Burge
Pittsfield
George J Burton
George TJ Burton
George Burton
Seares
Ayail
Burton Burge
Wellington R. C
Ivan van Arsdale
Columbia
Wilcox
Declaration filed for state senate candidacy
WR Comzge has filed his declaration of candidacy for state senate subject to Republican primaries in August. The declaration is signed by Judge A. R Webber, Frank Wilford, A L Garford, James A. Mewitt and R. Larech.
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State
Senate
A. R Webber
Frank Wilford
A L Garford
James A. Mewitt
R. ‘3. Larech
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