Prohibition Conspiracy Pleas Entered at Cleveland Federal Court
A group of defendants admitted guilty pleas in a Cleveland federal court amid a conspiracy case to violate the Volstead Act by manufacturing beer at the Smith Products Company plant in Youngstown and distributing through agents in North Ohio. Prohibition agent Edward F. Dixon and several others pleaded guilty as part of negotiated terms. trials for Scanlon and Walter proceed in Austintown with a note from Judge Killits警 that tampering with witnesses will be severely dealt with.
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Prohibition
Cleveland
Mumber
Smith Products Company
Northam
Ohio
A. F E. Bernstein
E. H. Moore
Ple
Thomas Prohibition
Washington
New York
Edward F. Dixon
Gerhart W. Hetler
C. W. Hager
Joseph H. B. Shure
Joseph Munc
Mike Roche
Dan O'Donnell
Leo Carline
Alias Frank Martel
Frank P. Stansbury
Frank C.coughlin
Frank J. Kidd
Irving Levine
Peter Adams
Pat J. Scanton
Wm. J. Walter
Peter Adan Scanlon
Wim. J. Walter
Austintown
John M. Killits
Carl Strauss Anh Bert
J. Geean
Willits
Geean
Wherry
Marshall
Gerean
Youngstown
Canton man sent to Atlanta federal prison in bankruptcy scheme
Charles Gerstenfeld of Canton pleaded to concealing bankruptcy funds and furs valued at 20,000 dollars. A judge sentenced him to one year in the Atlanta Federal Prison for staging a fake robbery to hide assets from trustees.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Gerstenfeld
Canton
Todey
Atlanta
John AM. Killitts
Toledo
Gerstenfeld
Chamberlain Medicine Co. Offer for Trial Packages
Ad urges readers to send name and address with 5 cents to receive trial packages of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Salve. Claims relief for coughs colds indigestion stomach pains burns and skin conditions. Includes 6 cent price and call to act.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Chamberlain
Carpenters Meeting Notice On May 14
Trustees call a Wednesday night meeting of the Carpenters Union on May 14 to discuss business of importance and related matters.
Political Convention Sees Progressive Victory and Borah Split
A national Republican gathering debates platforms and likely nominee amid progressive success. The convention endorses a Borah aligned line with La Follette on key planks while Coolidge’s nomination prospects dim. Oberlin ties and historic slavery debates color the event and reflect party loyalties.
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Coolidge
Pinchot
Borah
LaPollene
Labollette
Follette
LaFoliette
Massachusetts
C. C. Crabbe
Carmi A. Thompson
J. F. Burke
Tunner
National Co
Obertin
Blanca
Oberlin
Sehaol
Barmeny
Berlin
Republican Party
Walle
Bicom
Finney
Elyria
New England
Whig Party
Free Soil
John C. Fremons
James Buchanan
Townsend
Salmon P. Chase
United States Senate
France’s Rise to Power Under Radical Socialists
France becomes world focus as radical socialists led by Edouard Herriot win about 100 seats in the chamber of deputies, toppling the Bloc National government of Raymond Poincare. Herriot, Lyons mayor and millionaire, toured the United States last fall amid a three-country Sevlist influence across Europe.
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France
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Bloc National
Raymond Poincure
Herriot
Lyons
United States
Europe
Denmark
Ideals and leadership amid crisis in a party convention
The speaker urges devotion to party ideals as a means to address global crises and moral leadership. She cites wartime tensions, economic pressures, and race issues shaping empires, urging Republicans to listen to principled voices and to reflect on candidates without personal attacks.
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Aril So Tsay
National Republican Party
Oberlin
America
Episcopal Church South
Lowtaville
Boy suffers arm fracture in schoolyard accident
Berle Harris of 421 West Fourteenth Street was injured yesterday after school when while hanging onto the back of a moving automobile driven by John Black. Harris fell under the car and a rear wheel ran over his arm, X rays showing a fracture. He was treated at Memorial Hospital then released home.
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Berle Harris
West Fourteenth Street
John Black
Memorial Hospital
Citizenship Hearing Opens for Foreign Applicants at Court House
Preambling hearings for those seeking final papers are held at the court house today and midweek. About seventy men from across Lorain County are invited, with Ewing as naturalization officer in charge. A note on the Oriental knot and costly experiments is included in the report.
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Court House
Lomerrow
Lorain
Ewing
Naturalization
oMeer
Plan to Pass Immigration Bill This Week
Washington May 13 The immigration bill with a Japanese exclusion provision effective July 1 will be passed by the House Thursday and by the Senate probably Friday as a result of agreements reached today.
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Washington
House
Senate
Illegal Membership Fees Rule Upheld By State Supreme Court
Columbus May 13 The state supreme court granted a writ prohibiting Massillon Savings & Loan Company from charging membership fees as a condition for stock purchase The ruling stems from a 1920 incorporation with 35 000 shares and bylaws requiring a 300 membership fee per member
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Columbus
Thy
State Supreme Court
Crabbe
Massillon Stevings & Loan Company
Massillon
Iti
Imperial Firstee Oa
Itatier Exive
Fingance Company
Neo
Stotck
Flood crest nears in Ohio and West Virginia towns
Floods leave hundreds homeless and cause extensive damage as the Potomac bottoms in George Town face plant losses. In Ohio long rising water threatens East Liverpool and neighboring towns with street car suspensions while Pittsburgh reports receding floods. Officials forecast crests around 35 feet and plan repairs on Butternut ridge roads.
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Georgetown
Potomac Bottom
Boent
Dindom
W. Va
Frederick
Cumberland Wiand
Ohio
War Call Delayed as Nations Weigh Soviet Message
The piece notes waiting in Paris for a call to war against Soviet control of Russia. It mentions Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and in Denver Hodcatriera details an increase raising seat minimum wage to 9 dollars 50 cents.
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Russia
Uae
Fom
Rene Taeees
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Paris
Tohhe
Reds
Denver
Cleveland Produce Market Report May 12
May 12 Cleveland market notes list prices for dairy butter meats poultry and eggs along with fruit and vegetable quot es. Items include strawberries per crate 9.75 cabbage per crate 0.40 to 5.25 potatoes per bushel 0.90 to 1.60 and tomatoes per crate 3.50 to 5.00 plus ranges for eggs and dried navy beans.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Egay
Frozh
Doz
Market opens with steadiness after mixed early moves
U S stocks begin trading steady in New York with slight declines noted in a few issues while others gain modestly. U S Steel opens at 95 1 2 up 1 8, rail shares firm as investors gamble on oil and steel stock movements amid mixed indicators.
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U. S
New York
U.S. Steel
Why They're Using Joint Base for Burning Feet
An advertisement claimsFoot pain stems from foot joints cartilage and ligaments. It promotes Joint-Ease as a fast remedy after dismissing traditional foot care methods. Phillips Drug Store endorses Joint-Kase at a price of 69 cents a tube.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
SUSTAIN veto pension bill in Senate vote
The Senate sustained the veto of a pension bill after a disorderly vote. President Coolidge’s veto was upheld when Senator Harreld of Oklahoma changed his vote to support the executive, the final tally 53 to 28.
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Washingtoa
Nay Lie Inieisenate
Coolidge
Harreld
Republican
Oklahoma
Florence Erie County store looted by thieves in car
Florence keeper of a general store 20 miles east of town says thieves in an automobile raided his shop last night and took the bulk of his stock. He estimates the loss at about 31 dollars with no valuables recovered.
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Sandusmnyr
Lathugh Sotton
Florence
National Parent Teachers Association Holds Congress
The National Parent Teachers' Association met for its annual congress in St. Paul May 5 to 9. Mrs. A H Reeve of Philadelphia chaired as president, with branches in 46 states and total membership around 500 000 to 600 000.
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National
Parent Teachers’ Association
St. Paul Mann
A. H. Reeve
Philadelphia
Aguinaldo Seen As President Candidate In Philippines
Emilio Aguinaldo, once a tempestuous figure in the Philippine islands, remains a popular idol among Filipinos. Though long retired from politics, he is considered the leading candidate for president of the Philippine republic in the event of independence.
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Emilio Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Philiapine Republic
Lorain Boy Struck by Car in Street Injury Severe
In Lorain on May 12 Joseph Smviel five of 610 West Tith street was knocked down by an automobile while playing in the street. The car fled the scene and the driver is unknown. He received a severe injury with lacerations and bruising but is expected to recover.
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Lorain
Joseph Smviel
West Tith Street
Lorain Teachers Salaries Unchanged
Lorain city school board elected 215 teachers for the near school year with seventeen positions still open. Salaries were not changed.
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Lorain
New Treatment Promises Fast Piles Relief
sufferers from piles are urged to try MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. An original box used as directed supposedly relieves pain and heals hemorrhoids quickly. The ad claims rapid, even two day relief and success in resistant cases, with availability through G W Phillips in the original box.
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W. Phillips
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