Supreme Court Lets Chemical Foundation Keep German Patent Trust
The Supreme Court ruled the Chemical Foundation may retain control of 5900 German patents and trademarks seized during World War I. The case centers on the sale to the Chemical Foundation by Francis P. Garvin and transfers to American Dye Manufacturers, with government claims of irregular sale, price inadequacy, and potential monopoly.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Chemical Foundation
Harding
Wilson
Francis P. Garvin
Two Men Fined on Alcohol Charges in Oberlin Road Arrests
Two men arrested by Sheriff on the Oberlin road faced hearings. Joseph Carvot was fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Frank Tolat received a 100 dollar fine and costs for driving while intoxicated.
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Sheriie F. A. Underhill
Juster S.J. George
Joseph Carvot
Frank Tolat
Aura
Oberlin Road
Body of Elderly Man Found Under Bridge in Higginport
An unidentified white man about 78 was found beneath a bridge near Higginport on Saturday. Authorities say an investigation will determine the cause of death.
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Higginsport
Hold Man For Murder Of Two In Cleveland
Cleveland police hold 27 year old Hubert Swint for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Evans 45 and John Pruitt 32 in a shooting that followed an altercation over a dog. One pistol shot passed through the first victim's neck and lodged in the woman's head.
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Cleveland
Sarah Evans
John Pruitt
Hubert Swint
Mystery murder found near German Evangelical Deaconess hospital
A young woman in underclothes was found shot in the heart in an alley behind the hospital. A long black fur trimmed coat covered the body, which was placed at the hospital entrance after the shooting. Police conduct house to house canvassing to identify the victim and trace the killer.
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Chicago
Family feud ends in fatal shooting in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on October 11 Joseph Koczorowski, 44, held by police after admitting to fatally shooting his brother Andrew Koczorowski, 27, a family row cited by investigators as the trigger. Four guns found in the room where the shooting occurred.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Koczorowski
Andrew Koczorowski
Polic
Joseph
American Legion Convention Opens in Philadelphia
The eighth annual American Legion convention opens in Philadelphia with about 100000 veterans from World War I era present. National Commander John W. McQuigg convened the gathering in Independence Hall as Mayor Kendrick and Governor Pinchot welcomed the veterans and recalled American sacrifices.
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American Legion
Philadelphia
Get
France
Pennsylvania
John WM. McQuieg
Resqui
We. Patrick
Paris
Giffard Pinchot
Stree
Admerican Victorty
Independence Hall
Froland Kendrick
Yeu
$100000 Suit for Trial in Deront Case
A $100,000 damage suit filed by Anna Kramer against Lorain Street Railway Co is set for jury hearing when civil court opens. The suit alleges permanent injury from a fall at an excavation by the defendant at East Erie avenue and Broadway. The accident occurred in 191%. The Thursday morning hearing was delayed by assignment commissioner Charles Heimann.
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Assignamen
Charles Heimann
Anna Kramer
Lorain Street Railway Company
East Erie Avenue
Broadway
Cyclone devastates Melvizar and floods hit Malaga area
Granadan dispatches aid as Melvizar village is wiped out by cyclone and communication with Melvizar is cut. Reports warn of loss of life. Floods and storms cause heavy damage in Malaga and one construction worker is killed by lightning.
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Granada
Spain
Melvizar
WeloLzar
Josa
Writ of Error Sought in Russell Scott Hanging Case
Springfield H Oct 11 Attorney Scott Stewart of Chicago was granted a writ of error and will seek a supersedeas in the case of Russell Scott who faces execution next Friday for the murder of Joseph Maurer a druggist. The petition asks for review of the sanity hearing and a writ of supersedeas in the hanging case.
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Russell Scott
Springfield
Scott Stewart
Chicagio
Supreme Court
Thhisago
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Supreme Court acts on Michigan amends bill dispute
Washington reporters say the Supreme Court refused to allow Michigan to use an amended bill of complaint in the lake level controversy with Minow. A motion by New York State to join as a complainant was granted.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Studer Begins Prison Term On Disorderly House Charge
Carl Studer of Canton started a one to three year sentence at Ohio State Penitentiary after pleading guilty in Stark County Common Pleas Court to operating a disorderly house. He reported to the prison in Columbus on October 11.
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Columbus
Carl Studer
Canton
Ohio Site
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Western Reserve Uni Head Bans Student Govt
President Robert E. Vinson of Western Reserve University suspended the student government and placed control with trustees after a conference with the president and trustees. He cited inability of students to administer affairs amid concerns of intellectual indiscipline and other disturbances.
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Cleveland
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Caninus
Tristers
Sehinor
Vinson
Debs Admitted to Linglahr Sanitarium in Elmhurst
Eugene V. Debs, renowned Socialist leader, is hospitalized at the Linglahr sanitarium in Elmhurst. Doctors report he is in a generally run down condition and unlikely to return home soon. Debs is accompanied by his brother.
Publisher to Tell Grand Jury on Indiana Graft Allegations
Thomas Adams Vincennes publisher will testify before the Marion County grand jury in Indianapolis detailing alleged wholesale graft and corruption in Indiana. County Prosecutor Reny announced before the jury convened at 10 A M with Attorney General Gilliam present in the courtroom.
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Grand Jury
Indiana
Indianapolis
Thomas
Adams
Vincennes
Register to Vote Friday or Saturday in City Precincts
Voters urged to register on Friday or Saturday this week in the city. Those who have not registered must do so, and movers should secure a transfer to vote. Also coverage of Indiana Grand Jury instruction to probe wholesale pratt and enoriptind ay Indiane, with Stephenson case details and officials involved.
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Indianapolis
Maron County Grand Jury
Thoorough
Pratt
Brites Atrarmey
Gabem
Wail
Hi. Remy
Elderly Man Accused in Wife's Death by Chair Hit
In Camden, N I Det Benjamin Wallace age seventy five is accused of fatally injuring his wife Mary Wallace with a chair. Authorities say he claimed she nagged him and he acted after an argument. The son Clarence found his mother dead after the assault. Wallace remains in hospital for injuries.
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Camden
N. I
Benjamin Wallace
Clarence
Mary Tl Wallace
City and Halpin clash over injunction in Elyria building case
Judge hears demurrer in injunction action by the City of Elyria against John Halpin over construction on property adjacent to the Fast Draad street bridge. Halpin contest says the pleadings do not state a case for injunction and he seeks a jury trial. City solicitor asks demurrer be overruled amid arguments, with potential removal of a sidewalk barrier after two story work.
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Common Froud
Aor Webber
City of
Elyria
John Tnt
Fast Draad Street
Talpray Halpin
All Gations
Petiion
Valply
Halpin Etd
Céty Sollertor
Myers
Sheells
Local Home Break-In Reports Jewelry Theft
Thieves entered the residence of RAL Phelps at 128 Cedar Street by cutting through a glass door last night and stole jewelry including two diamond rings, four pink mounted stones with diamonds, two gold bracelets, and a gold chain. Police are investigating with officers Polen and others seeking the suspects.
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Ral
Phelps
Cedar Street
Nolica
Family of Five Killed in Ohio Traffic Crash
A Toledo report states a family of five died in a grade crossing collision in Crissey Ohio last night. Victims listed as Mrs EV Orner 46 Simon Orner 16 Levine Orner 4 and others. The crash occurred as their wagon crossed a Central Pacific train at Shug Crossing.
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Toledo
Crissey
Ohio
EV Orner
The
Orns
Simon Orner
Orner
Levine Orner
Pudi
Orener
Shug Crossing
Date Set for Padlock Case Hearings
Hearings on a padlock case against Lorain Orsines and others are set to begin in a few days after a lengthy delay. The schedule includes demurrer, maling and divorce matters. the court will determine continuation dates as needed.
Cleveland Man Arrested on Avon Lake Liquor Charge
Joseph Bolonick of Cleveland was arrested Saturday night by State Prohibition Inspectors Rankin and Meltzer on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquors. He was to stand trial this afternoon before Mayor John Popes of Avon, after a traffic stop on the Lake road.
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Joseph Bolonick
Cleveland
John Popes
Avon
Joseph Boltonick
Rankin
Jack Meltzer
Bolanick
Lake Road
Myers Cooper Visits Here Saturday
Republican gubernatorial candidate Myers VY Cooper visited the city Saturday for several hours. He was accompanied by C R Horn of the Ohio Tax Commission and Miss Hosa Moriarty of the Ohio Industrial Commission. He had lunch at Ohertin and spoke briefly at the Wark hotel.
Laying of Nul Iap for a veteran’s case in county court
A veteran recently discharged from the state insane hospital faced laying orders after the fatal shooting of Sheriff Ko Bosler and the wounding of Police Sergeant Dy K Spracne. Police reported the shooter threatened to harm his wife before officers attempted to take him into custody.
Storms Across Europe Cause Widespread Damage
A fierce gale and hurricane force storms lash Holland and northwestern Germany. Many ships reported sunk or damaged, including the Neptunas schooner, with crew rescued. Widespread property damage noted, shipping suspended along the Baltic coast.
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London
Get
Deal
Holland
Berlin
der Lo
Germany
Vmanvo
Weary Jury Deliberates Long in Daugherty Miller Case
After sixty one hours the jury in the conspiracy case of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and former alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller resumed deliberations at 10 10 A M. The twelve jurors carried suitcases into the room showing fatigue while defendants and counsel paced the corridors. A note from the jury and a lunch break followed as a new record for delays in New York court history.
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New York
Jage
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Midge
Julian W. Mack
Liquor conspiracy arrests shock Cleveland officials
In Cleveland Ohio on October 11 United States district attorney Donald Van Buren filed warrants against three men for liquor law violations. Pat Plantigan and Tom Mandan, city water department employee, and John Berney, recently resigned police officer, are charged as the first arrests in a broader probe into municipal liquor corruption. Van Buren said further arrests will follow to uncover more officials involved.
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Cleveland
Jonsistant
United States District
Donald van Buren
Pat Plantigan
Tom Mandan
City Water Department
John Berney
van Buren
Polarch
Cits
Trial of French youth Ermit Tsanesen looms in Kirk death
Crowds of women flood the Cleveland Common Pleas courtroom as Ermit Tsanesen known as Frenchy faces murder charges for the death of Dorothy Elizabeth Kirk. Prosecution plans to present letters and pill findings from Miss Kirk to show he prescribed pills.
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Harpens
Gire
Clevelant
Oil Court
Ermit “Frenchy” Tsanesen
Dorothy Elizabeth Kirk
Common Pleas
Carl V. Wergandt
France
Weigandt
Jas , Connell
Fred Day
Ratanesen
Miss Kirk
Aaid
Miroa Bashet
Demeri
Batanescu
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