Debonair Mitchell defies navy inquiry over Shenandoah crash
In Washington Col. Wm Mitchell accuses the navy of failing to develop rigid air ships while testifying before the naval court of inquiry. He says the army navy board authorized navy field for airship work but no operating rigid ships exist today. Also notes the Stark county 69th traffic death, Michael Winters, killed by a speeding motorist near North Canton.
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Washington
Debonair
Defiant
Col
Wm. Mitchell
Navy
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Mitchell
America
Army General Staff
Navy General Board
Frield
Maj
Henry Leonard
Gen. Pershing
Army
Air Services
Leonard
Joint
Army-Navy Board
Army Air Service
North Canton
Michael Winters
Middlebranch
Stark Co
Winters
Harry Danner
Dan Drakenbrod
Diamond Cement Mill
Unlucky Peach Rider Survives Freight Train Ride
Adam Peach of Chillicothe narrowly escaped death when he fell from a moving freight train at Columbus railroad yards. Exposed to biting cold, the 88 year old man was jolted loose as the car lurched. Railroad workers found him unconscious but alive and he is now recovering.
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Columbus
Adam Peach
Chillicothe
Adam
Murder Trial Staged In Shortest Record Time
In Manchester England Sam Johnstone faced a death sentence for killing Saunt. The trial lasted four minutes from opening to the death sentence as Johnstone pleaded guilty and refused legal aid, yielding an unprecedentedly brief murder trial.
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Sam Johnstone
Seasas
Lock
Johnstone
Suspect Arrested After Razor Attack on Wife
Jersey City police report the arrest of Donato Procopio, 38, who slashed his wife’s throat with a razor while they rode in a railroad passenger coach. The woman is not expected to live.
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Jersey City
Donato Procopio
Arte
Companions of Guy Shaw Sentenced for Assault
Five men who accompanied Guy Shaw during the fatal mistreatment of a young couple in a parked car near Buck Hill pleaded guilty to assault and battery. They received workhouse sentences ranging from 20 to 30 days, to begin January 2, while John and Ed Simpson had already served four months.
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Guy Shaw
Buck Hill
E. W. Diehl
Richard White
George Shirey
Ed Shirey
William Reese
Andrew Marcus
John
Ed Simpson
Shaw
Joseph Walton
Walton
Morano Kills Wife and Two-Year-Old Son in N J Ultra-brief
In Orange New Jersey on December 21 Antonio Morano shot and killed his wife and their two year old son. He seriously wounded a step daughter and narrowly missed a step son. Morano, enraged by charges of non support, was arrested after embracing his twins before fleeing.
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Orange
N. J
Antonio Morano
Morano
Judge Imposes $500 and $200 Fines in Liquor Case
Alvah Real faced a $200 fine and costs after pleading guilty in criminal court to violating the Crabbe act. Nita Jackson was fined $500 plus costs after police alleged a quart of illicit liquor was found in her home, Cherry or SFE.
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Alvah Real
Crabbe
Nita Jackson
Girl 3 Is Killed by Moving Automobile in Bowling Green
Darlene Heston aged three died from injuries after walking into a moving car’s fender in Bowling Green Ohio. Her parents Walter Heston and wife formerly resided at Edgerton Ohio.
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Bowling Green
Darlene Heston
Walter Heston
Edgerton
Senate battle over world court continues with reservations
The senate resumes the world court fight amid a battle of reservations akin to the League of Nations struggle. Democrats and pro court Republicans back the president’s original reservations while Senator Borah pushes three new limits on powers duties and immigration. Some fear Japan’s exclusion act could reach the court as an advisory opinion. Senator Willis calls Borah’s reservations brilliant but unnecessary.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
League
Harding
Borah
United States
Japan
Willis
Ohio
Youthful Trio Stages Hold Up at Springdale Road House
Three young men robbed Harry Seward owner of a Dixie highway road house in Springdale Ohio this morning taking several hundred dollars from the cash register. Seward his sister Mrs Mabel Norrish and three patrons were threatened and the robbers fled in an automobile After one demanded cigarettes a robber admitted stealing a $100 bill and said he planned to steal more.
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Cincinnati
Harry Seward
Dixie Highway
Springdale
Mabel Norrish
Seward
Reparation Work Commended by German Expert
Berlin reports S Parker Gilbert, agent general of reparations, showed superiority in sight and understanding in his yearly Dawes plan review. An economic weekly, Tagebuch, says Gilbert analyzed the German situation with modern economic science and refutes critics seeking to mislead.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
S. Parker Gilbert
Reparations Commission
Tagebuch
Gilbert
World News Roundup From Chicago and Beyond
Brief item list reports a woman dying after a fall from an eighth story window in Chicago at the Atlantic hotel. Honorary pallbearers include Vice President Charles Dawes for Charles E. Yerkes. A wind driven cloud darkens downtown Chicago. In Cleveland ten men face arraignment over use of a beauty shop as a gambling den. In Ashland Charles Shutt claims the Ohio sausage championship with a 69 foot casing. In Fremont Silas Older, 18, killed when his car is struck by a Lake Shore train.
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Ashland
Charles Shutt
Kenners Run
Fremont, O
Silas Older
Lake Shore
Dam to be built and destroyed for engineering study
A dam costing 100610 dollars will be constructed and then demolished by the engineering foundation commission to settle dam construction problems. Charles David Marx emeritus civil engineering professor at Stanford University will direct the project.
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New York
Engineering Foundation Commission
Charles David Marx
Leland Stanford University
Ten Overcome by Furnace Gas in Brooklyn Bathhouse
Ten men were overcome by furnace gas in a Cleveland bath Brooklyn early today. All are expected to recover. Investigation showed the janitor left the furnace doors open after banking the fire last night allowing the gas to escape.
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New York
Cleveland Bath
Brooklyn
Cardinal Ceretti Receives Red Hat at Elysee Ceremony
President Doumergue presides as Cardinal Dubois elevates Papal Nuncio Ceretti to cardinal in a ceremony at the Elysee palace. Premier Briand attends, Ceretti kneels on a coronation cushion once used for French kings.
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Paris
Doumergue
Cardinal Dubois
Ceretti
Elysee Palace
France
Briand F
Blizzard Threatens Most of Nation After Snowstorm
A north wind and heavy snow moved through the west and midwest today. By 9 am reports show the blizzard sweeping Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and parts of Wisconsin, with movement eastward. The Weather Bureau predicted the entire country east of the Rockies except Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas would be affected by nightfall.
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Chicago
West
Middle West
United State Weather Bureau
Wyoming
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Restaurant Fight Over Unpaid Meal Ends Arrests
Police arrested Robert Cunningham and Albert Young after an alleged fight in a restaurant at 12834 Dueberry SW operated by Joseph Mitchell. Mitchell testified he asked for payment after they ordered food and a scuffle followed. Cunningham was fined 25 dollars and costs and Young 10 dollars and costs.
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Robert Cunningham
Albert Young
Dueberry SW
Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell
Cunningham
Young
Colony Defense Major Question
Amsterdam faces a grave issue as Holland may not afford to defend its overseas colonies. Prof Treub cited the Dutch East Indies holdings with 60 million population and 1.26 billion invested, yielding 180 million annually with 160 million in dividends. Loss of East India would strike Dutch industry and commerce hard.
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Canton Daily News
Amsterdam
Holland
Treub
Employers’ Council of
Dutch East Indies
East India
Lfe
Public clash over chemical warfare policy in the army
Mag. Gen. Amos A Fries, head of the chemical warfare service, seeks public review of policy and urges Congress to reject the Geneva protocol. Secretary of War Davis counters, insisting officers must take up criticisms through proper channels, with the president as final arbiter.
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Washington
Army
United States
Chemical Warfare Service
Department of State
Amos A. Fries
Col. Mitchell
Department
Congress
Secretary of War
Davis
Gen. Fries
Navy
Fries
Geneva
Switzerland
Senate
Pubiic
Man in Sand Box Sustains Fractured Skull in Savannah
Police investigate a fractured skull after finding an unconscious man in a sand box at the Canton Foundry and Machine Co. in Savannah. He has not regained consciousness at Mercy hospital for over 15 hours. A second man named William Moss was found sleeping in a box car and jailed for intoxication as detectives seek the injured man's identity and possible attacker.
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Mercy Hospital
Hoboesa
Canton Foundry and Machine Co
Savannahan
William Moss
Moss
Horton Faces Rum Charges at Ohio State
Trial of Prof. Dabney Horton of the English department at Ohio State University was set for 2 p.m. before Justice J. R. Holcomb on charges of illegal manufacture and possession of liquor. Horton, arrested after a raid on his home two weeks ago, pleads not guilty and contests the raid as warrantless.
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Columbus
Dabney Horton
Te English Department
Ohio State University
J. R. Holcomb
Hlorton
Justice Holcomb
Horton
State Prohibition Department
Gem Robbery Shocks New York Society Figure
Jewels valued at 75 090 to 100 000 were stolen from the boudoir of Mrs. William T Starr wife of Col W T Starr of the 27th division. Detectives launch a city wide hunt of pawn shops for the missing gems amid New York high society and stock exchange circles.
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New York
William T. Starr
W. T. Starr
New York Stock Exchange
Pleads Guilty in Raffle Plan Case Against Sam Coukns
Sam Coukns, a colored man, admitted guilt in a criminal court on Monday to being a suspicious person after police said he planned a chicken raffle. He was fined $25 plus costs for the offense.
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Sam Coukns
Home of Mrs. kh. C. Schneider ransacked
Police report burglars broke the front door of Mrs. kh. C. Schneider’s home at 267 3rd Street NE Sunday night. No valuable items were stolen, as she was away from the residence.
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Kh. C. Schneider
3Rd St NE
Ex Premier Felix Meline Dies in Paris
Paris December 21 Former Premier Felix Jules Meline died here today He was born in Vosges on May 20 1838 and served as premier from 187? to 1898 He later ran for the presidency in 1899 as a leader of the moderate republicans.
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Paris
Felix Jules Meline
M. Meline
Vosges
Recount Agreed On In Alliance Election Tie
In Alliance a recount was agreed for the city auditor race after a tie between Elsie Whittingham and Charles Silver. Silver sought an official recount in common pleas court. deposition and residency challenges were discussed before Judge Moffatt. Both parties agreed to a recount, with a likely order forthcoming.
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Elsie Whittingham
Charles ©. Silver
Colin
Whittingham
County Election Board
Silver
Common Pleas Court
Moffatt
Carroll Co
Outlook Bright for Industry in Ohio Next Year
H R Witter director of the department of industrial relations reports 1926 prospects in Ohio industries are optimistic. Steel should operate closer to normal capacity with more common labor. Auto related iron steel and brass foundries expect similar 1925 activity. tires and rubber goods show steady demand. automotive and trucking manufacture likely a banner year. skilled labor may tighten while building trades see favorable winter outlook and public works activity.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio
H. R. Witter
Department of Industrial Relations
Witter
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Nancy Bane Altiman
Searatary
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Rob Road House
Elizabeth Schricker
Atlantic
Charles Dawes
Charles E. Yerkes
Tyson Yerkes
Mr. Yerkes
Cleveland
St. Clair Av
David Lawrence
QO. S. A
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