Klan in Lorain Cuts Ties with National Organization
Two Lorain Ohio chapter members of the Ku Klux Klan pass a resolution severing ties with state and national headquarters. They demand an accounting of funds, criticize governance, and seek autonomy from a supposed overbearing leadership. Imperial Wizard H W Evans planned to visit Lorain this week for talks.
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Jen
Kylux Klan
E. J. Sherman
Vernon F. Queer
Lorain Klan
Ohio
Order
Kleagle
Kieagle
Local
H. W. Evans
Lorain
Co. F. Hageman
White House Opens for New Year Greetings at Reception
Washington January 1 The White House welcomed the nation and world as President and Mrs Coolidge greeted thousands in a revival of the public New Year’s reception. Diplomats in court dress, Cabinet officers, judiciary leaders, and congressional members moved through the North entrance to the Blue Room. Traffic police managed vast crowds and diplomatic cars lined the porte cochere.
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Washington
White House
Porte Cochere
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
Pieces Of Dixmude Wreckage Found Off Sicily
On Sicily’s coast pieces of oiled silk and steel wires were identified as parts of the French dirigible Dixmude. Lieut Jubert confirmed the finds as stabilizing balloons from the airship. Bodies and crew remained missing while searchers scoured the seas near Messina for further evidence.
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Sicily
Messinna
Sicilian
Mediterranean
Lieut
Jubert
Rome
Sciaccea
Duplessis de Grenedan
Dixmude
Tunis
Naples
Prestinart
Toulon
Breakfast Rumor Horse Theft Rattles Station Area
A disrupted report from a Pennsylvania rail depot describes a disturbance over a missing horse named Masbillon and alleged theft. Police alerted dispatchers, searched local stables and livery stands, and notified officers to watch for mail pouches connected to the incident.
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Pennsylvania Railin Depot
Morris
Dennis
Doll
Headquar
Toy train sparks fire at home. no damage reported
A toy electric train set ignited cotton under a Christmas tree in the residence of L. J. Fraley at 1821 3rd Street SE Monday night at 8 11. Sparks caused a small blaze but caused no damage.
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L. J. Fraley
St SE
Knoy Hurt in Skating Mishap at Arcade Rink
Kenneth Knoy aged 18 of 18 N Park Avenue suffered a broken arm last night while roller skating at the Arcade rink in Alliance. The injury occurred after another skater bumped into him.
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Alliance
Kenneth Knoy
N Park At
Preacher Faces Flirting Charge Fled City
In Los Angeles on January 1 Reverend Dr C J Ferrier pastor of the church of Epiphany fled the city after failing to appear before Judge Crawford on alleged attempts to flirt with shop girls. His $190 bail posted by Bishop Johnson was ordered forfeited and a bench warrant was issued.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. J. Ferrier
Church of Epiphany
Crawford
Johnson
Gum Stock Seized By Canton Thieves Sneak Into New Year
Thieves in Canton stole 16 000 sticks of gum from the sidewalk outside the Roth and Hug warehouse at Cherry street and 2nd street late Monday night. The gum in 100 boxes was valued at 55 dollars.
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Canton
Roth & Hug
Cherry-aw
Canton Daily News Resumes Four Editions on Wednesday
Early edition notes New Year custom and publication timing. Canton Daily News goes to press at 10. Four editions will resume on Wednesday after the New Year observance.
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Canton Daily News
Thurtle Named Publisher of The Canton Daily News
The editorial page announces George B. Thurtle as publisher and general manager of The Canton Daily News with full control of the property. Thurtle brings seven years as publisher of the Springfield Daily News and joins the News League of Ohio. C. H. Carpenter becomes chief auditor for the News League with headquarters in Dayton, Ohio.
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George 8. Thurtle
Canton Daily News
Thurtle
Springfield Daily News
News League of Ohio
Prestigent
C. H. Carpenter
The
News
Dayton
Ohio
Tourn ey of Death for Canton Youth
A Canton youth begins a 30 day period of self denial described as a modern death rite. Jose Fernandes Ferry, 28, undertakes a month long fast and abstinence starting New Year’s Eve as a private challenge or ritual.
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Canton
Jose Fernandes Ferry
Arrest Record Marks High Year for Police 1928
Police recorded 17752 arrests in 1928, the year’s peak, up 1800 from 1922 with 185 liquor law violators nabbed in six months by the vice squad led by Patrolmen Wenz, Murphy and Meinsinger and 183 convictions. A triple murder case ended with a life sentence plus 30 days solitary confinement each New Year’s Eve.
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Wenz, Murphy
Meinsinger
Charles Krichbaum
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Penitentiary
Krrchbaum
Snow Covers Cleveland Chicago as New Year Arrives
Across Cleveland and Chicago the coldest New Year in memory grips the nation. In Cleveland light snow blankets suburbs while Chicago endures subzero winds, frozen hands, and a night of heavy drinking amid scarce transport as 1924 begins.
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Cleveland
Northern
Tragedy at New Year Watch Party Near Zanesville
A New Year watch party at the Roy Little home ended in a fatal crash five miles east of Zanesville. Arthur Millfelt aged 11 Robert Gille aged 19 and Mabel Goodrich aged 18 were killed instantly when their car collided head on with a westbound vehicle from Cambridge. Six others were injured but not seriously.
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Zanesville
Roy Little
Arthur Millfelt
Robert Gille
Mabel Goodrich
National Ta
Little
Cambridge
John Tona Arrested Over Illicit Whisky Incident
John Tona of 1415 19th Street SW was arrested by police on Monday night on the charge of interfering with police by pouring out illicit whisky.
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John Tona
King Tut's Tomb Lined With Gold
Luxor Egypt Jan 1 Workers with Howard Carter’s expedition remove crumbling linen from the inner shrine of Tutankhamen’s tomb viewed by white journalists. The shrine gleams with gold rosettes many fallen to the floor while outer tomb walls remain dull and drab. The wall decorations emphasize Tutankhamen’s successor.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
Driver Arrest Raises Drunk Driving Charge in Massillon
Herbert Alletaetten of Massillon was arrested Monday night on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Police stated he was prowling around a southeast Massillon residence seeking help to recover his car from a ditch.
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Herbert Alletaetten
Massillon
Capital Ready for New Year Strife Looms
The New Year at Washington brings political tension as 1924 opens. Congress reassembles January 3 with elections for the presidency, House, and one third of the Senate. Both parties face potential clean sweeps amid a tight split and cautious optimism in the capital. The year begins under pressures from war burdens and a heavy income tax affecting every man.
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Chas
Morris Daily News Bureau
Post
Washington
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Ohio State Considers Enrolling 10 000 Plus Students
Ohio State University poised to surpass the 10 000 enrollment mark as the winter quarter starts January 2. The current count excluding duplicates stands at 9 875 after the autumn quarter with classes set to begin at 9 am and a late registration option through January 9. The term runs until March 15 with a nine day vacation between quarters. Washington’s Birthday marks University Day.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
At & Am
University
Washington
Boy Dies in Rifle Accident in Ashtabula
An 18-year-old from Ashtabula died instantly when a .22 caliber rifle discharged in the hands of 13-year-old Kino Utte, a playmate, the blast penetrating the victim’s brain. Police exonerated Utte in the accidental shooting.
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Reno
Kansas
Nevada
Oliver Twist
Ashtabula
Iilet
Kino Utte
Utte BO
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