Elyrian Named K of C Delegate toledo
May 21 delegates to the Ohio Council of Knights of Columbus returned home after electing officers and naming Akron the 1930 convention site. Officers include Ray T. Miller state deputy, William Krupp treasurer, Vincent Tague advocate, Ray Dieger, and others. Two key notes urged support for three degrees and Columbus Day flags. ten delegates to Milwaukee National meeting include Lewis Bueche of Ely.
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Elyrian
K.of
Vincent Tague
New Lexington
William F Haas
Delaware
Christopher Columbus
Palos
Spain
State Council
Milwaukee
Lewis Bueche
Ely
Ohio brief arrests linked to street death and other rulings
Statewide briefs report multiple Ohio incidents from May 21. In Cincinnati Jeptha Brown and three others, including Dolores Merril, are under arrest pending investigation into the death of William Preston after a street brawl. In Columbus a grand jury declines to indict Lee Dill over a student whipping. Cleveland records an accidental death verdict in a railway fatality. Toledo awards a $21,975 jury verdict against the Pennsylvania Railroad for a crossing injury. Sherrodsville notes funeral plans for Mayor John D. Williams after a hemorrhagic death. Springfield cites fear of blindness as motive in a suicide. Mt. Vernon questions Albert Dunlap in a child’s shooting case. Van Wert reports the widow of Bryan’s mayor injured but recovering. Trenton records a not guilty verdict for trustees of a children’s home. Coshocton notes the death of Mrs. Hannum from a car fall. Newark fines Dallas Gilbert in an automobile matter.
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Cincinnati
William Preston
Jeptha Brown
Brown
Earl Pendleton
Elmer Brown
Dolores Merrill
Fair Coeds Are Expert Dancers and Cooks Crash
Police report a crash involving a car and a Coakley machine that may cost Robert Coakley his life. If the boy dies, Gilbert could face manslaughter charges. Canton police undecided on insanity affidavit for Maria Guerrieri after acquittal on murder charges in the Rev Father Riccardi case.
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Robert Coakley
Gibert
Gilbert
Coakley
Canton
Maria Guerrieri
Joseph Riccardi
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Study of vice presidents shows high in-office mortality
Examination of the histories of the 30 vice presidents reveals many died in office, a striking insurance risk. The analysis notes Hall of two dozen cases and contrasts deaths by assassination with other vacancies, referencing William Rufus King of North Carolina and Alabama, elected vice president in 1852 under Franklin Pierce. King’s varied career spanned the House, the Senate, and diplomacy.
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Washington
United States
Hall
Congress
William Rufus King
North Carolina
Alabama
Franklin Pierce
King
House
James Shields and Edwin Denby in Early Congressional Days
Notes recall Shields as a multi state senator from Illinois Minnesota and Missouri, and Denby’s Marine days and long service. The piece mentions earlier life, wartime service, and Denby’s reputation for handling enlistee records and aiding families.
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Alabama
James Shields
Lincoln
Shields
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Edwin Denby
Marine Corps
Great Park
South Carolna
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Jaenus Morey
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