Germany Refused To Buy Secrets In War Plot
New York March 6 Federal authorities in Brooklyn today arrested tenkeen Mayer on suspicion of attempting to sell United States war secrets to Germany. Germany assured no advantage would be taken, while Mayer faced arraignment in a policy court. A torpedo device alleged to be the Bie-Leavitt turbine was found hidden in a loft amid claims of a broader scheme.
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Esser
Mitchies
Brooklyn
Tenkeen Mayer
Germany
New York City
Keser
Kwer
Abiliy
la Brother
Aachen
Rhineland
Vaxte
Elan
Ethelea
United Suver
Whiteland
Railway Commission Seeks More Power for Safety at Crossings
Columbus March 6 The State Railway Commission asks Governor Harris for legislation to give it power to compel safety devices at trolley crossings similar to steam roads. It urges strengthening lines eliminating dangerous crossing cremes and requires gates belts and other precautions at trolley and car crossings.
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Harris
Toledo
Columbus
Stow Lenly & Trolly
State Railway Commission
Johnson Says He Has Already Won The Fight
Columbus reports Mayor Johnson claiming victory in the Democratic power struggle in Ohio. He cites GOP control of party machinery and asserts Garber cannot control the state convention or the national committee. A Columbus conference of Democratic judges and leaders aims to calm intra party tensions ahead of key statewide events.
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Columbus
Maro
Democratc Organization
Olio
Garber
Aitut
Jon Won
Jolson
Arbor Te Penterin
Cleveland
State Committee
Assembly
BH. Hoskins
Wapakoneta
Wate
C. J. Hughes
Tite Railway Commission
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Yanlo
Chillicothe
Irwin Werte
Wayne County
Prirto
Hinwolt
Henyn Baker
Charlew M. Salon
Cuyahoga County
Jon Hands
Jonieon
Salon Alway
Cloke Erlend
Democratic Party
Salen
Jobison
Mubion
Catarina
Olivia
Publs Service
Onlo
Hound
Ap. Drainers
Republican convention blocks a pivotal party opportunity
Heorge B. Vox, Walter Brown and Walter D. Guilbert discuss a republican convention blocked opportunity for the Democratic party to rise above petty politics and form a platform. They urge dismantling partnerships between big business and government favor.
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Heorge B. Vox
Walter Brown
Walter D. Guilbert
Democratic Party
Busi Ues
Relief Rushes Aid Bill for Collinwood Aniferers
In Ohio on March 6 a relief bill allocating 25,000 dollars for the Collinwood Aniferers passed the senate after a House vote. Governor signature is expected tonight with Patrick Weatherapp as Collinwood mayor noted among appointees for distributing the funds.
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Ohio
Collinwood
Uohumbia
Vinantnis
Collinswood Aniferers
Wénate
Mullen
Columbus
Sensation Monday in Mek elion Investigation hearing
Summonses were issued for twelve more witnesses as the Mek elion investigation unfolds in Columbus. A young woman testified alleging propawls were made to her at the Southern hotel by a state board member. The committee postponed further book trust charges.
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Columbus
Hownem
Elion
Ao Young Worn
Southern
State Board
Marrid
Ble
Ohio
Detroit area official dies in self-inflicted act
Vetroit Mich March 6 Alemod Manco treasurer of Union Treat company of Vetroll committed suicide Friday morning by firing him self. He was a former potter at Detroit and a well known figure in Detroit permanent circles. Officials say death was due to health and disappointment and it was a purely personal act.
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Mich
Alemod
Manco
Union ‘Treat Company
Vetroll
Commit
Flynning
Pottmacter
Detroit
Direc
Lorie
Henry
Beyond
Michican Central Axite Hresident
Reatona
Motorman Killed in Parading Train Collision Near Dunkirk
A head on crash between a Chauguinch traction car, a southbound trolley, and a freight near Dunkirk Nevada injured Motorman Goodwin and twenty others. A derailed traction cab signal failed to operate, sending rescue crews to Weatfield Hospital.
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Dunkirk
Nev
Mareh
Coung Down Parade
Tum Spec
Goodwin
Weatfield Hospital
Eye witness testimony in Clarets Hadines case
An eye witness testified today in Washington HW about a quarrel between Haines and Mewile during a hostage incident involving a girl. The witness described placing the child on the ground and a Pavolyer route being invoked amid the dispute.
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Washington
Maresh
Jane Hickman
Syliuuc
Clarence Flaine
Ble
Haines
Mewile
Celt
Fragmented trial notes describe a family tragedy and alleged insanity
The text recounts a chaotic scene with a suicide and a family killing, mentioning a witness denying misconduct and jealousy within the Haines family. It notes the attorney claiming many Haines relatives are insane, suggesting a court case or inquest with mental health questions.
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Viey
Iek
Columbus
Haines
Maine
Machen Due for Early Release From Prison
Washington reports that August W. Machen, once a felon, will be freed from the penitentiary under a post office department order. The surprise decision follows a share of the law’s terms, with Machen set to be released in the coming days amid reports of his addressing the public on his downfall and future prospects.
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Washington
Laren G
Post Office Department
August W. Machen
Ile
Virgil
Fragmentary UK and US notes from a late night patrol
A jumble of names, places, and events mentions Visitation by a British aviator, Edward WV, and a Lancaster leader, plus a planned visit by Will to President Mallores before Saturday departure. Police, detectives, and a photographer are linked to a wired alert at a hotel amid world wire activity and an incident with a light.
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Edward
Gore
Lone O. Beiste Hertie
Stoon
Lin
Hyatt
Lancaster
King Id
Wael
Mallleres
Miarrite
Eward
Iward
Wuyong
Murder Trial Jury Recommends Mercy For First Degree
Wanato Di Julie is found guilty of murder in the first degree with a recommendation for mercy. The retried jury delivered the verdict amid testimony about the victim and circumstances surrounding the case.
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Trey, O
Moreh
Wanato di Julie
Aio
Collinwood Today Faces Funeral for Unidentified Dead
Reported at Coveland March 6 describes Collinwood as holding funerals for the unidentified victims of the disaster. About 101 children and two teachers perished, with twenty unnamed bodies likely to remain unidentified. Investigators consider fire may have started near furnace pipes and a faulty exit, leading to a deadly stampede as children descended the stairs.
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Dikuater
Colliiwood
Nein
Lakeview Cemetery
Collinwood
Gerrally
HAE DRILL SAVES LIVES AT GRAND RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL
A fire alarm at Central High School in Grand Rapids Minnesota sent 1200 pupils calmly evacuating as firefighters contained a blaze in the chemical laboratory. A photographer’s flash photos, taken moments earlier, helped avert panic as students exited in orderly fashion. The incident underscored a push for a larger high school in the district.
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Grand Rapids High School
Grand Rapids
Mick
Marc G.grand Raplds
Cleveland
Deen
Biel
Collinwood Sorrow Turns to Anger in Aftermath
Cleveland March 6 townspeople blame faulty inner doors and inadequate fire protection for the disaster. Fire horses were distant, an ax lay idle, and workers plowed through mud to reach the school as the hose wagon finally arrived, highlighting neglected equipment and slow response.
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Cleveland
Collinwood
Callework
Tts
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