Bath Michigan Tragedy Casts Shadow On Community
North Bath Michigan reports on the Andrew Kehoe massacre events with multiple deaths and injuries. Funeral services were planned, and state aid was discussed to rebuild and support the town. Authorities described Kehoe’s actions as a mass murder tied to tax grievances and a deranged plan. Local leaders urged unity and fundraising to restore the school and community facilities.
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Negligence Claim In Streetcar Incident At 452 Delaware Ave
A petition filed in the court of common pleas accuses the Larain Street Car Company of negligence over a streetcar collision on Broadway between 7th and 21st. The rider alleges she boarded the car, was jolted when it moved, fell and sustained injuries including internal damage.
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Larain
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Prohibition Debate Shifts to National Leaders
Rumors say Dr J M Doran of St Paul plans to resign as the government cabinet faces a shift as Andrews nears retirement. Officials expect a federal reorganization affecting multiple departments and a new drive by the Prohibition forces led by the Anti Saloon League.
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Arr
Treasmar
J. M. Doran
St. Paul
Minn
Minn. Revernment Carmisi
Andrews
Leutenan
Nowlias Murras
Ritchie Marzitauds
Begm
League
Goy al Smith
Butler
Senater
Garudi
Teague
Governor Donahey Signals Action On Legislation
Ohio Governor Donahey may sign or permit bills to become law without signature. Lawmakers discuss revenue and highway funding with targets of $7.0 to $8.0 million annually from tax changes. A public address is planned on Myers Knap property as part of state fiscal plans.
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Beth Ime
Donahey
Sullivan
Details of Don Mellett murder confession emerge in court
May 27 details outline the murder of crusading publisher Don R. Mellett. Former detective Finyd Streitenberger, sentenced to life, disclosed a full confession after meeting judges and officials. Prosecutors weigh impact on co conspirator Lovist Mazer and potential jury actions as Streitenberger reasserts the plot to silence Mellett’s editorial attack.
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Frenk Clevenger
Afelletr
Unolon
Shrellemberger
Becaus
Lovist
Mazer
Mat la Teshfrine
Bhar
Meliett
Are Keftenwerger
Harter
McChrteck
Slater
Harrer
Brand
Fire Devours Dalat Garage and Two Cars
Fire swept through a rear Dalat garage at 12th Street injuring the structure and destroying two vehicles. Insurance covered the building and cars. Powell praises firefighters who saved a neighboring garage belonging to Mrs. Brost. Fire investigators suspect an ignition wire caused the blaze.
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Lewise Brost
Paris Awaits Lone Flyer Amid elaborate preparations
Paris readies to welcome a solitary pilot after a New York to Paris flight plan. officials prepare landing fields from Beauvais to Calais with lights and security measures as the lone flyer nears, aiming for Paris Saturday night. Authorities report full readiness and immediate notification to the French government.
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Calais
Weather vane theft report from Washington Ave barn
Mrs. F. L. Will reports weather vane missing from her barn on Washington Avenue. She tells police the vane had hung there for about seventy five years.
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F. EL. Will
Washington Avenue
Will
Probe alleges cruelties at county home
Investigation into alleged cruelties at Franklin county children's home shifts to Fairwood school. Board members and trustees to question young witnesses about beatings and whippings, and Rosemary Deesen 11 whose death followed hospital transfer from Mrs Gearse Gross home is discussed.
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Rosemary Deesen
Chalidren’s Hospital
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Gearse Gross
Woman testifies on alleged King Ben in House of David case
Dolly Wheeler, former House of David follower, sobs while recounting alleged intimacies with “King Ren” Parnell as the state seeks to dissolve the religious cult. She describes purifying rites, a mansion life, and a wife’s confrontation with Ben and Mary, with further testimony on coercive discipline.
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ST. Joseph
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Dolly Smith Wheeler
House of David
Iking Ren“ Parnell
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Wheeler
Ben
Shiloh
King Ben
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David
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Man Freed From Fine After Court Ruling
Ciril Mikaos of this city was involved in two liquor related charges. Judge A R Webber overturned lower court verdicts after Mikaos was found guilty and initially fined 590 for possession and 540 for possession. The decision annulled both fines and the state contested the rulings.
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Hinkson Sleu
Mikus
Adar
A. R. Webber
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Court of Common Pleas
Webber
Canton Slayer Get Life Imprisonment for Murder of Publisher
Flosd Streitenberger, a former Canton detective, was sentenced to life imprisonment for his role in the murder of Don g R. Melett, publisher of the Canton Daily News. The judge indicated Streitenberger may seek private talks, and noted possible further statements. He also ordered solitary confinement on July 15 each year for the remainder of his life.
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Flosd PB. Strestenberger
Canton
Dong R. Melett
Canton Daily News
Frank Cleivenger
Stroitersberger
Fay
Streitenberger
Clevenger
James H. Robertson
Frank T. Baw
Streitesberger
Teady
Tau
Ster
Sonia Mazer
Jungie
Sinclair Sentenced to Jail and Fine for Senate Contempt
Oil operator Sinclair is sentenced to three months in jail and a fine of 509 for contempt of the senate in 1924. He plans an appeal to the circuit court and possibly the U S Supreme Court, delaying the start of the sentence.
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Washington
Marty Ford Sinclair
Senate
Circuit Code
U. S ‘Supreme Court
Now
Elyria Y M C A Elects New Officers
Dan Symons was elected president of the Elyria YMCA at last night’s annual directors meeting. William Timms was named first vice president, James M Thomas second vice president, and Ralph Standen treasurer. Other business was minor.
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Dan Te Symons
Symons
YM. C. A
William Timms
James M. ‘Thomas
Secomdice
Ralph Standen
Treasure W. O. McClellan
Court of Appeals Reverses Lease Dispute Judgment
The Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in a lease case between TD D Colquhoun of 7352 Broadway JoTain and A V Haseman of 639 Broadway Lorain. A jury previously awarded 2260 to Haseman after a 5877 claim. after multiple retrials the appellate court found for the defendant.
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Ronm of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
TD. D. Colquhoun
Broadway
Jo Tain
A. V. Haseman
Lorain
Alamud
Cass de Mo O
Turner Flays Bonarey Over Fee Spending
Turner attacks Bonarey for vetoeing Biel COLUMBTS and censures expenses in a rite appropriation. The attorney general's department must represent multiple state commissions in legal actions, with implications of vetoes hindering funding and legal staffing.
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Gorspror Tronahe
Aviorart
Edward OU. Turner
Attar
Bis
Wien
Attorney General’s Department
Tex Commission
Industrial Commission
Banking Department
Insurance Division
Securities Department
Heca
Intrepid Airman Leaves Early for Shores of Europe
A Milford telephone report says a gray plane, likely Charles Lindberghs, flew over Milford at 2 50 P M Atlantic daylight time. If Lindberghs craft, its interior heading suggests a shift from coastal to inland Nova Scotia. observers expect another sighting near Newfoundland by about 7 P M ADT.
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Tialupan
N.S
Milford
Here
Charles Lindbergh
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New Foundland Coast
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Mereghan
Digby
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Chas. Lindbersh
Eastern Passage
Alderdan
Lindbergh Flies Solo Toward Paris In Mono Plane
A May 20 report notes Capt Charles Lindbergh leaves Roosevelt Field at dawn in a silver Ryan monoplane bound for Paris with a full fuel load. Escorts including Richard Byrd’s Fokker rise with him as spectators crowdCurtiss Field and Roosevelt Field prepare for takeoff amid changing weather and rain delays.
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Chas. Lindbergh
Paris
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Lewisburg
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Rene Fouch
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Richard E. Byrd
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Calif
Rae
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Hichard
Renngravn
Curtiss Field
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Curtis
Stoic Mother Sits Through Son’s Paris Flight News
Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of Charles Lindbergh, faced her chemistry class at Cass Technical High School after her son left Garden City for Paris alone in a monoplane. She asked the principal to keep reports away and to let her continue her class without interruption.
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Cass Technical High School
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Stolen Cars Recovered After Barn Dance Incident
Sheriffs report two cars stolen from a Telegraph road barn dance area last night. One vehicle owned by F Baus was found on East Secord Street with a hot engine and damage. Harold Stang’s car was found on Broad Street. A suspect in one case was arrested but released after the owner declined to prosecute.
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