Conspiracy and murder trial details surface in Massillon case
Testimony links Hartland and Norwalk figures to the Mellett murder probe. Witnesses describe alibi attempts, a gun purchase request, and a Sunday night sighting tying Pat McDermott and Ben Rudner to the crime. Prosecutors outline plans for rebuttal after witnesses from Cleveland testify on McDermott’s movements.
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My of
Lealagtuu
Berger
Ro Mellett
Doll Cares
Pweebbearer
Mazers
Streitenberger
Maezer
Wwellett
Ben
Wmellett
Jase Jule
Vazer
Regan
Ure Witney
Stretberger
Rudner
McDermott
Ihr
John AacDonala
Tanton
Ians
Lengel
San Guuten
Joan van Aalman
Cleveland
Catherine Barnes
Pat McDermott
Massillon
Ben Hudner
Mc ‘Bermott
Buffalo
Streitenbrureger
Mazer
Banking report shows Ohio bank deposits rise and interbank demand
The report notes sound general business conditions and a peak in total resources and deposits in Ohio banks. Individual deposits reached 476 693 31 192, with savings at 48 475 891 and time certificates up to 57 ATS T4HS. Demand and investment activity increased, with funds flowing to manufacturers and commercial uses, while cash and time deposits declined slightly in some banks.
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Coli Wess
Touathy & OH
Ono
Ohio
Cajutel
Women Voters Hear Newton Baker In Cleveland Talk
Newton D Baker secretary of war spoke to the Ohio League of Women Voters urging simpler ballots to speed voting. He said voters should not face long booths for hundreds of candidates in limited time. Miss Bell Sherwin, head of the National League of Women Voters, stressed educational aims of the league for informed choices.
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Cleveland O
Newton I. Baker
Ohio League of Women Tigers
Hanarene
Seker
Royar
Bell Sherwin
National
Legue of Women Voters
Leagmé
Coast Guard Seizes Liquor During Surprise Landing
In Mass on May 12 the coast guard seized liquor valued at bootleg prices after surprising 30 rum runners who had just landed gin at a shore site near Warlow Tollur. The seizure followed a rapid interception and recovery of contraband liquor estimated at 160, 200 in value.
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R Sandwich
Mass
Coast Guard
Warlow + Tollur
Fragmented Legislative Report From SULONG Congress
A garbled report covers three days of session with mentions of Governor Donmaker, a special session, and votes in the Senate and House. References include tax measures, a Meers bill, a dog warden office, highway projects in Lucas County, and planned special sessions.
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Rebois
Donmaker
Dyer
Pee
Dippelier Herbert
Senate
Messare Monda
Denaue
Qudses
Supreme, Appeals and Lommonu Pleas Couris
Tom Bill
Miami
Lucas
Stre
Lucas County
Lewis
Girl Defies School Board In Indiana Dress Fight
Jefersonville Indiana March 19 A 19 year old girl known as the knickerbocker girl sued the Clark County School officials for 6500 damages after a clash over her right to wear knickerbockers to classes. The suit alleges the board demoralized the schools and exposed them to ridicule during weeks of conflict. The case follows earlier injunctions restraining authorities from barring her from Port Fulton school events.
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Jefersonville
Ind
Mar Ji -Viremia Atlen
Nickerphocher
Todat
Tin
Swt
Eiremt
Clark
Wir- Sila
Morging
Moon
Port Fulton
Viguna
Flord County
Clark Counts
Bages Attack on Lincoln C Andrews in Cleveland
In Cleveland, May 12, the Cuyahoga county WCTU demanded removal of Lincoln C Andrews, assistant secretary of the treason, as Yoder of the Dry Maintenance League accused him of whitewashing the Pennsylvania beer ring probe and being aligned with the wet element within the Republican party led by the Secretary of the Treasury Metlion.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
WCTU
Sedar
Warner O. Yoder
Dry Maintenance League
Lincoln C Andrews
Carney Tewis
Yoder
Andrews
Penlyania Beer Ring
Republican Party
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Metlion
Prohibition
Bank Ordered Closed Today in Columbus
The Commercial Bank of West Jefferson was closed by order of E W H Blair state bank superintendent on May 12 due to overextended credits and depleted reserves from frozen assets, the official announcement said.
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Columbus
Commercial Bank of
Weal May Relate to Washington Campaign Pledges
May 12 Washington report notes Gov Al Smith and Rep Fd gar Howard pledging support for constitutional enforcement and federal farm aid as a stance to win Midwest delegations. Discussion includes choosing a western venue such as Omaha or Des Moines for the Democratic convention.
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Washington
al Swithh
Newark
Promi
Ageardag
Fdgar Howard
Great Dry Dham
Jennings Bryan
Corm Welt
Howard
Tf Smith
Coum Pest
Cco
Middlewest
South
Smith
Omaha
Dee Mores
Poplar Bluff Buries Its Dead
Wreckage and ongoing search marked Poplar Bluff after a large disaster. Fire officials and workers comb the ruins of the business district on Monday while city officials plan a funeral effort. Dead number and injured remain uncertain as more bodies are expected.
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Poplar Bluff
Poplar Bliff
Racing Officials toheed Shears Ban on Gambling
Cleveland dispatch says Maple Heights track opens May 28 as officials weigh start of season. Edward Hanratty backs ban on all gambling at tracks, with Thistledown and other Ohio venues adapting while North Randall may host grand circuit races. McMullen confirms no fight to stop racing. gambling ban remains.
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Cleveland
Maple Height
Edward Hanratty
Brooklyn
Cranwood
Thistledown
Waple Heights
Racine
Cuiyahoga County
John H McMhillen
The American newspaper reader and the telegraphic wire
A fragment discusses the American newspaper reader and the prestige of the Associated Press in speed and breadth. It notes how readers access global and local news through telegraphic reports, with emphasis on coverage from cities like London, Shanghai, and Buenos Aires and the AP’s role in assembling stories for U S audiences.
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EL Ape RS
Breoki
Amerikan
Reederis x
Elan
Wms Bane
Geurea News
Rodar
Aduressa
Nial Messour
Journelisa
Cits
Eimplass
Tondon
Saangha
Buenos Aires
Hs Lermiums
Chicago
Washington
Honeycombing Levees Reported Along Mississippi River
Large sections of levees along the Mississippi River show honeycombing and small openings. Engineers warn the crest may fail, risking twenty thousand farms between the river and the Atchafalaya. Farmers fear flood advance near Sunmesport and along the east bank from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
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Hatou Pass
Pleyer
Sunmesport
Comind & Campauny
Grases
Cmd
Mississippi
American purchases rise in Europe says League delegate
Geneva March 12. James M Robinson of Los Angeles head of the American delegation to the League of Nations conference said American purchases in Europe have increased rather than decreased since the war. He added that Americans had spent about $500 million in tourist travel as well as added purchases.
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Geneva
Europe
Jiens M Robinson
Los Angeles
League of Nations International Economic Conference
Governor Donahue vetoes four million in state appropriations
Governor Vic Donahue vetoed about 4.015 million dollars from the general appropriations bill. He struck items including state aid for secondary and township highway work and education projects, citing higher state revenue needs. Major vetoes totaled near 10.8 million, with funds cut from libraries, state universities, and capital projects.
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Lughwate
Ohio State Wareriy
Miami Triverats
State Library
Bowone Green State Marmai
Kent State Normal
Praseligg
Adaiiaatel
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Piqua
Alliaare
Snd
Springfield
Cincinnati
Donasey
Sundine
Helen Glazer Found Sane in Murder Trial
Cleveland o May 11. A mental examination declared Helen Glazer sane to stand trial on indictments for shooting her former husband John Glazer and for harming John Glazer's wife Ida Glazer. The grand jury will receive the report after a conference between prosecutors and defense.
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Cleveland O
H H Dresdate
Edward Stanton
Sloch
Tyrevton
Stanton
Kyr- Ian Cohen
John Glazer
Ida Glazer
John Clazer
Wrs
Boon Mair College Biology Page Highlights Research
Fragmented text notes biology at Boon Mair College with references to chromosomes and structural details. Mentions a professor at Columbia and honors in American science related to research on theft or relation to science.
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Boon Mair College
Columbia
Bis
Bender plans renewed war on J.P. Courts
State Senator George W Bender announces plan to organize statewide petition drive to block Starshat J P Fee Bill from becoming law. He says circulation will begin next week pending Attorney General approval and Secretary of State form acceptance.
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George If Bender
Bender
Staroner
Edward C .Yurner Bender
Hendel
Arcardine
Cnatir
Two Aviators Missing in Transatlantic Flight Search
Reports from New York on May 12 state Charles Nungesser and Francois Coil are believed alive and on the North American continent after an attempted transatlantic flight. Aviators and officials, including Captain Charles A Lindbergh and Captain Byrd, staged search efforts and prepared for renewed attempts.
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Encanto
Calif
Lydia F Pinkham
Ait
Ardep
Robert Bartlett
Adventuers
Ives Thomas
Paris
Guy Envin
Nungesser
Francesco de Priede
Trajan
Atlantic
Richard Berd
North Pole
Herbert Dargue
Army
South America
Nungeser
Coh
Rene Foneh
Aero League of America
North American
New York
Charles Nungesser
Franncoys Coil
Weeten
Air
Sna
Man Fined for Violation of Prohibition Law
Duet Hubbard of Noerthau street was fined 200 dollars and 204 dollars costs suspended on good behaviour after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Police and prohibition officers arrested him at his home last night. a quart jar partially filled with rainwater was found.
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Duet Hubbard
Noerthau Street
Moraie
Livor Buttard
Hospital Cleared of Negligence by Directed Verdict
Kennedy sued Elyria Memorial Hospital for 16900 damages claiming negligence by hospital staff during a surgery. Judge Thompson ruled the hospital not liable because plaintiff failed to show the hospital had been negligent in hiring these agents, directing a verdict in the hospital’s favor.
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Sean B Kennedy
Princeton Ave
Elyria Memorial
Larry Weterday
Thompson
Kennedy
Geor Mery bail set in Cleveland appeal case
Cleveland March 12 bail for Geo 3 2 Mahar alleged king of windlers on an embezzlement charge rose to 12500 on appeal to the court of appeals before Judge Roscoe Hornbeck. Bail totals 15250 for Mahar and Lloyd Kelsey tied to another count with 17500, all tied to the same case.
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Cleveland
Mahar
Court of Appeals
Sanytion
Jadae Roscoe Hornbeck
Cuyahess
Hornbeck
Lloyd Kelsey
Mackus
Dirigible Sets Sail In Search For French Flyers
The German built dirigible Los Angeles departs for a search mission to find the missing French aviators Captain Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli. Navy officials expect a short flight limited by weather with coast guard vessels aiding along the Long Island coast.
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Las B Rosendales
Inckless
Shennan
Roseneasl
Wioda
Thieves Swap Old Tires For New At Party
The account describes thieves who swapped new tires for worn ones after a gathering at Camels on Cleveland Road. Arthur Richwine discovered a front tire was replaced with an old worn tire and his spare tire had been swapped. He suspected the swap occurred during a private party and notified authorities.
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Arthur Richwine
Touar iUhat
Richwine
Camels
Cleveland Road
Gas Blast Fatal to Six in Daly City Brick Store
Six people died and several were injured when a gas explosion wrecked a brick building in Daly City. The blast occurred during a lodge meeting with many on the second floor, as firefighters battled the flames and the structure collapsed.
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Dalmas
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