Mansfield Police Fail To Capture Suspects In Car Theft Case
Mansfield officials report they could not eject the capture of four men, Paul Kellar Raymond Potter Oliver Fox, who fled yesterday afternoon after abandoning a 1926 model state license Norwaix car on North Main Street near the city limits. The highway inspector noted the machine was left with the engine running and the suspects drove away. The case involves a June 1928 incident in Summit and Moniga counties with grand jury inquiries ongoing.
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Grocer Dies in Aden As WNL Akron Mags
A local grocer died in Aden in an incident described with limited readable text. The fragment references Akron, Mags, and a live wheel as pinning space, but the full context is unclear.
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Fatal Train Crash Leaves Widow and Child Dead
An early report states Laymond and his wife were aboard a train when a severe crash occurred. A young girl died shortly after the incident while other passengers escaped. Police noted limited visibility and difficulty locating the children.
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Mayor Seeks Vote on Charter Form of Government
Mayor Grall announced plans to circulate petitions seeking a referendum on adopting a charter form of government for Lorain. He criticized the city council for lax action and urged securing a vote by petition representing 10 percent of those who voted in the last election.
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Federal enforcement army to rise by ten thousand
Washington May 21 The treasury announced an executive order by President Coolidge to increase the federal enforcement army by about 10 000 men The order allows enlistment of state county and municipal officers as special federal dry agents at nominal salaries.
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Walton Report Reenters Oklahoma Politics
Oklahoma City May 21 political circles stir over a report that J C Walton was impeached governor in 1922 and would file as candidate for lieutenant governor in the present campaign if elected Walton would preside over a state senate largely formed by men who voted to remove him from office
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Fisher Wins in Pennsylvania Delegation Nomination Race
John S. Fisher leads the Republican governor contest in Pennsylvania with 645,966 votes to Beidleman’s 652,570 after most precincts reported. Campaign officials anticipate an official count as legal challenges unfold and results are canvassed.
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Trial Drapes On In County Suit Against Farmer
The suit seeks damages from a 29 year old Cleveland area farmer over an accident blamed on washed road shoulders near Bea Creek. The judge notes the trial is slow and will not conclude before next Tuesday.
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War on campus at Ohio State disrupts freshmen event
Police were called to Ohio State University to quell campus disorder after members of the bucket and dipper junior society attempted to force freshmen into Mirror Lake. The incident escalated as confrontations spread across the campus, leading to a tense standoff with officers and students.
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Woman Seeks Identity of Brother Believed Victim in Accident
A Barberton Ohio woman, Betsie Immher, says an unknown rail road accident victim, described as a man with dark hair who wore small checked trousers, may be her brother. She sent a letter from 402 Highth Street offering any detail to identify him.
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Bitter contest in Oregon election intensifies primary race
In Portland Oregon the bitterly contested primary selection opens as candidates contend for a senate seat. The report notes divisions within the party and hints at a clash between leading figures shaping the campaign and political trajectories.
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Suit Filed for Judgment Over Promissory Note Debt
John J. Sustin filed suit in the court of common pleas against C. C. Taser for 2706 allegedly due on a promissory note. He holds a mortgage deed on about seventy acres in Penfield township and asks the court to order the property sold to pay the proceeds.
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Ardent lover wounds, turns gun on self after dispute
Dona Smith, 26, wounded Gladys Shock, 16, in a shooting at a county jail area. Smith then shot himself in the head but survived. police say the act stemmed from a dispute with Shock's mother over their relationship. The girl was only slightly injured. Smith and Shock are cousins.
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Three Year Old Drowns In Cistern Near Pig Island
Marion May 21 Donald Tt Beaum. three year old son of Mr and Mrs E L Ream of Pig Island four miles west of here was drowned this morning after removing the cistern cap to dip water for the chickens. He toppled in and drowned before aid could be summoned. The body was recovered. This is the third drowning inion this month.
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Man Injured as Ceiling Falls in Cincinnati Room
May 21. William Hoffman was alive but injured when the ceiling of his room fell while he slept at Clay Hospital. The incident left him with head and face injuries.
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Whittemore on trial for death penalty bid in Md court
Richard Reese Whittemore faced the court as Maryland prosecutors urged the death penalty for the alleged deliberate murder of Robert Stohull, an elderly prison guard, after Whittemore’s alleged crime inside a facility. The defendant listened intently as lawyers argued the case.
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Medal to flight commander for North Pole first
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF reports Lt Commander Hy Filo awarded honor for leading first airplane flight over the North Pole under a bold expedition. The blast notes country authorities explaining the feat.
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Sheriff Takes Son to Prison in Gallipolis
May 21 report: Deputy Sheriff Vinton Walker escorts his son Lee Walker to the Ohio Penitentiary for a rape case. The event highlights tension between family and law enforcement as the judge imposes sentence.
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Injunction Filed Against Abain Leaders in Cleveland
A preliminary injunction filed in Cleveland restrains Abain leaders and strikers from interfering with busines s activities. The document mentions John Feder and other officials seeking immediate relief and notes the ongoing labor actions at a local division.
Lieutenant Accused of Forgery in Army
A veteran identified as Lieutetant Clewy Bland Mills, age 26, tied to the Ohio Nation guard, faces charges of forging a pay pass and a check. Alleged forgeries involve a $21.60 payment and a forged signature attributed to Albert Funkena. The case centers on alleged attempts to obtain funds through fraudulent documents.
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Lewis Quit Of Governor Race Declares Stop To Nomination
In Columbus Mayor Lieutenant Governor Charles H. Lewis of Blarpster withdraws from the Republican race for governor. He offers no specific reason beyond a brief statement praising simplicity of present causes and thanking his friends.
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Indictment hoped in large beer ring probe says Osman
Assistant U S district attorney Osman says grand jury will indict major railroad officials and other prominent Pennsylvanians in connection with a high barred beer conspiracy. He claims the government traced 100 cars of percent proof beer to a Scranton area brewery shipped to Cleveland Baltimore and other cities labeled as forgeries. The target is the big players behind the scheme.
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Borah Declares Money in Politics a Fearful Malady
Senator Borah denounces money influences in politics as a grave threat to democracy and calls for investigation into slush fund expenditures amid party bloc dynamics and upcoming elections. He ties the issue to broader concerns about integrity in the Senate and national governance.
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Politicians Look Toward Conventions In 1920s Prohibition Debate
The article notes both parties prepare for upcoming conventions and face the Volstead Act issue. It suggests Republicans previously favored ceding the prohibition fight to Democrats and hints at internal party tensions and shifting strategies around national platforms and public sentiment.
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A F of L Head Says Workers Living Better
The American Federation of Labor President told delegates that living standards rise with productive power. He argued wages must keep pace with production as electrical machinery improves life and labor conditions.
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Mexican Gun Battle Fatal in Mansfield Area
A fatal gun battle occurred involving Mexican suspects linked to Alex, Miguel Hinozoso, Tito and Miguel Gonzales. Authorities say Lima arrested a suspect and will transport him to Mansfield for trial. The incident left several injuries and prompted police actions over the past two weeks.
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Bees Figure In Auto Accident Near Cardington
Marion Ohio May 21 bees eight hives in a wagon were struck by Leland Cahoon’s car causing a swarm to surround the vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. J M Jones escaped injury as Jones used smoke to calm the swarm. Cahoon said the Jones man had no right to the wagon.
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Youth Accused in Teacher Assault Case
The youth and Miss Gable describe a bar incident where a blow knocked the teacher down. Shearer denies striking or knocking the teacher, alleging he was hit as well and fell forward. The report cites the charges and the conflicting testimony in the incident.
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Nesbitt Granted Examinations at State Pen
Ohio report notes Nesbitt undergoes the routine examination performed on male inmates at the state prison. Officials say no special duties are expected for Nesbitt before Saturday.
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Gangster Found Dead Beside Car in Chicago
A male believed to be a gangster was found dead beside his car in Franklin Park early today. Police said the victim appeared to have been shot or injured, and investigators are tracing the incident as a possible mob-related death. The man’s identity could not be confirmed immediately.
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