Edmond H Moore Ohio Democratic figure dies suddenly
Edmond H Moore a longtime Ohio Democrat and national committeeman and former Youngstown mayor dies after indigestion. He had recently lived in Loveland and was visiting relatives in Youngstown. Police investigate a fatality and funeral plans were being arranged. Moore's career included mayor of Youngstown and roles in state politics and the Cox campaign.
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Coolidge Outlines Policy On Aid To Agriculture At Chicago
President Coolidge told a Chicago audience of dirt farmers that Washington would not enact artificial relief or price fixing for agriculture. He defended tariffs and said federal credit and cooperative marketing would aid commerce, warning that government price controls would destroy farmer independence and cooperative effort.
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Child Killed by Playmate in Ohio Tragedy
Ada German eight was fatally shot by her five year old cousin and playmate Richard Brubaker in Elyria Ohio. The children found a shotgun behind a bathroom door and Ada died at a hospital shortly before midnight.
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Fall On Stairs Proves Fatal In Cincinnati
Lawrence Breithoff aged 48 of Reading Ohio died after falling down stairs at his home breaking his neck the coroner reported.
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Lawrence Breithoff
Reading
Four in crash. Meyer dies and others injured
Dec Meyer, 21, dies from auto crash injuries after her car with three companions, including Rose Mary Pfeiffer, 18, collides with a U S X traction car. Gertrude Meyer, 19, and Florence Wellmeyer, 22, are seriously hurt with skull injuries and other wounds.
Fairmont Society Sends Check Toward Italy War Debt
The Christoforo Colombo society of Fairmont mailed a 128 dollar check today to the Italian government to help pay Italy’s war debt to the United States.
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Pinchot Thanked President for Withholding Letter Text
Gov Gifford Pinchot telegraphed President Coolidge to express thanks for the administration’s action in withholding the text of his letter to John L Lewis. The telegram came from Harrisburg on December 1, noting Pinchot’s appreciation for the president’s considerate handling of the matter.
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Fire damages rooming house on Tuscarawas Avenue
A small blaze Monday afternoon at 804 Tuscarawas Avenue, a rooming house, caused several hundred dollars in damage. The fire started in a rear second floor room and was quickly extinguished.
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Sixty ninth Congress Opens With Tax Cut Promise
Washington dispatch reports the 69th Congress begins with a focus on tax reform. Leaders expect income taxes to fall by about half within three months, a bipartisan effort shaping a $325 million reduction. Other major issues include the World Court question and a busy agenda ahead.
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Red Grange to star in films after pro football move
Chicago Daily item reports Harold Red Grange, the Illinois football star turned pro, signing a contract to appear in movies for 300000 dollars in his first film. C C Pyle, his manager, says the Telegrams to theater owners drew record responses from the industry.
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Harold “Red” Grange
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Mayor Won't Comment on Safety Director Salary Increase
Council plans to consider an ordinance making the safety director full time and raise the incumbent’s pay from 1800 to 3000 dollars per year. The mayor said he was not consulted and will not express his view until after council acts. The measure aims to speed up the new administration’s efficiency.
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Mitchell Tries Final Peace Effort Today
Final efforts to settle the Aultman hospital controversy are made in Canton as Dr Belter and Miss Woodring face removal demands from local physicians and civic leaders. The stockholders meet Friday to decide whether the current board stays or a new trustees' slate is elected, which would likely settle the dispute.
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Red Grange Nets Rich Payday After New York Visit
New York reports indicate Red Grange earned 376000 from a 24 hour stay including a 300000 movie contract and 36000 from Polo Grounds appearances. Additional income came from merchandise such as sweaters dolls shoes caps and a souvenir football plus permissions totaling several thousand dollars.
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Grange Signs Movie Deal After Astor Ceremony
W E Shallenberger, Arrow Pictures president, witnessed Grange celebrate a signing at the Hotel Astor as cameras clicked. Grange plans a debut as a Valentino in early March after completing his football season with Seattle games in February.
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League Council Hurdles In Disarmament Debate
The League of Nations council opened its 87th session and its 80th disarmament committee failed to reach agreement. Divergent British and French views blocked progress as M Boncour proposed extending league military aid to attacked members, a notion Lord Cecil of England rejected.
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Senators Start Session Facing World Court Battle
As Congress opens the session, lawmakers largely align with the Coolidge administration on key issues. The Wisconsin insurgency aims to sway votes, but a strong Republican majority in the House and leadership from Speaker Longworth and Rep. Tilson shape the early agenda. In the Senate, the world court fight pits old isolationists against cooperationists, with two‑thirds pledged to ratify and limited debate anticipated.
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Indictments in Oil Case Stand on Appeals Ruling
The U S Court of Appeals in Washington ruled that the indictments against former Interior Secretary Albert R Fall and Edward S Doheny Jr and Edward L Doheny Jr over Elk Hills oil leases stand. Fall is charged with receiving 105000 dollars, Doheny Jr with paying it and Doheny Jr with complicity as the carrier of the money in the so called little black satchel. The appeals court reversed a previous DC Supreme Court decision quashing the indictments.
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Wounded fugitive still at large after raid
Parson s West Virginia December 7. Flick Summerfield remains at large after officers shot him Friday at his Hambleton home. He fled into the mountains leaving a blood trail. Officers seized sixty gallons of mash and ten gallons of moonshine during the raid.
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Minister on Federal Charge in Cleveland Trial
Rev. Albert Sidney Grege head of the American Civic Reform Union stood trial in federal court in Cleveland charged with sending obscene material through the U S mails. The packed courtroom heard the case amid publicity and sensational expectations.
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