July cost of federal operation rises over 1924
Treasury data show July 1925 operating costs up from July 1924, despite efforts to cut expenses. Navy and War departments cut costs, while refunds, retirement pay, and postal revenue shortfalls increased overall spending.
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Washington
Econo
Treasury Department
Rninw
Navy Department
War Department
Avenge
Vet Yureas al
State
Treasury
Agriculture Departments
Congress
Wi Tae Loservic
Former Elyria Pastor Returns for North Eaton Homecoming
Rev. W. Allen of Rochester New York plans a Friday reception at North Eaton after closing a successful evangel campaign. The event includes a program and music by the Boys’ Band as the former pastor of the Church of Christ in Elyria about thirty years ago makes a homecoming.
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Rar W. Allen
Rochester
N. W
North Eaton
Rev. Allen
Church of Christ
Sam May Fined for Gambling Sale by Mayor Tinkson
In May Sam May was fined $50 by Mayor Harry Tinkson for selling gambling odds on ball games. He was earlier arrested on liquor to a minor charges but acquitted for lack of evidence.
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May
Yesday
Harry Tinkson
Mays
Cme Time Agd
Harry Hickson
Lee Shuster
F. E. Decker
Erwin Johnson
Suspected in Rutland tipple firing held in jail
Columbus August 19 5 suspects including Clarence Pierce and Lewis Russell Rutland miners were jailed here in connection with the Blackstone Coal Company tipple fire at Rutland Agnes Small released from city prison after police found no criminal liability in the death of three McNeil children Relatives asked police to protect her from threats of violence Boe is again in custody
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Columbus
Blackstone Coal Company
Rutand
Clarence Pierce
Lewis Russell
Rutland
Agnes Small
Jennie McNeil
Miss Small
Boe
Hold Trio of Liquor Charge
Jim Bond and Hendren Tates of Lorain and Tom Chambers of Elsria were arrested by the squad Vastomizchr. Bond charged with transporting liquor while the others held on liquor absence charges. They plead not guilty and are out on bond of five dollars. others remain jailed awaiting hearing tomorrow afternoon.
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Jim Bond
Hendren Tates
Lorain
Tom Chambers
Elsria
Vastomizchr
Charg
Thers
Lawrence Mohrman seeks divorce and custody ruling
Lawrence Mohrman filed a divorce suit against Eva Mohrman alleging lack of affection and her social outings since their 1913 marriage. He seeks divorce custody of three children and to bar her from his real estate dower. The case cites marital strain and requests custody and property protections.
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Lawrence Mohrman
Elya
Eva Mohrman
Acts of heroism Newport Mackinac disaster
Wireless operator and quartermaster Herbert Spenard of the steamer Mackinac climbed the rigging as the ship burned and, despite steam loss, sent distress signals with pennants to the naval training station. His actions brought numerous naval launches and private craft to aid.
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Newport
R. I
Mackinac
Herbert Spenard
Spenard
Naval Training Station
Tescua
Prohibition Raid on Senator Bender Home Ends Quietly
Prohibition agents raided Senator Geo Bender's Cleveland residence but found no liquor. They apologized to the senator and said a larger inquiry was underway about possible beer and Canadian imports at the address. Bender, a leading dry advocate, has long shaped state restrictions and enforcement actions.
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Sen. Geo. Bender
Cleveland
Glevela
Bender
Wlumbus
County officials adopt new form for paying bills under law
Deputy Auditor Roy Cope introduces a printed form to ensure bills are paid from proper funds under Senate bill 94 amendment. The form covers all required details and is being adopted by county officials, the county board of health, and the board of education, with departments clamoring for copies.
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Senate
Treasury
Ely
Roy Cone
Stat Courafieral
TOD
Shem
Cone
Sesietary
Youngstown
Cope
Count Wy Board of Health
County Board of Education
Wilson Lodge Honored by Zionists
World Zionist Congress honored departed friends, Woodrow Wilson and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, with enthusiastic delegates praising the United States as a nation recognizing Zionism as a helpful spiritual political and economic force in the world.
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World Zionist Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Sports writer A A Phelon dies in Cincinnati
Wh A Phelon aged 53 once baseball writer of the Cincinnati Times Star for fifteen years died of Brights disease at Jewish hospital. He was associate editor of Base Ball magazine and wrote for multiple outlets including Sporting News and World. Born in Chicago he was the son of Dr William Arnie Phelon.
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Cincinnati
Wh. A. Phelon
Cincinnati Times- Star
Bright
Jewish Hospital
Phelon
Base Ball Magazine
Weekly
Baseball Guide
Sporting News
Chicago
Wm. Arnie Phelon
Local gambling prosecutions set for today near Grove Port
Columbus reports seven residents including Maurice P. Murnan face charges in a gambling case. The prosecutions follow a raid led by Prosecuting Attorney King on a club house known as "the woods" about seven miles south of Grove Port.
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Columbus
Maurice P. Murnan
William Strickler
Grove Port
King of
the Woods
Washington Arctic Expedition Abandons Polar Work
Unable to overcome unseasonable weather ice and fog the MacMillan Arctic expedition abandons its aerial exploration aims. After further exploration of Greenland and Baffin Island the team will return to the United States. The National Geographic Society supports the decision and will pursue polar work in a later effort.
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Washington
MacMillen Arctic Expedition
Greenland
Baffin Island
United States
MacMillan
Cape Hubbard
Bowdoin
Peary
Etah
National Geographic Society
Polar Sea
John Oliver la Gorge
Society
National Geographical Society
Byrd
Abans
Lorain Man Near Death After Auto Crash
Lakely William Smith, 69, of 211 Tenth Street, was standing in a safety zone at Broadway and Tenth when struck by a car driven by F. J. Blakery of French Creek. Smith was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Blakery was arrested and faces manslaughter charges if Smith dies.
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Lorain
William Smith
Tenth Street
Broadway
10Th Street
F. J. Blakery
French Creek
Jabey
Blabey
Smith
Couple Held Tongues After Mine Fire Probe
Louis Russell and Clarence Pierce, both 23 and 24, arrested on suspicion in the Blackstone mine powder house and tipple arson near Rutland, still refused to talk. The piece notes miners in the Pomeroy district nearing normal in the oil struggle. Anna Bokenyl has filed contempt of court against John Bokenyl for $204 in overdue alimony, set for hearing Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Louis Russell
Clarence Pierce
Blackstone
Rutland
Ohto Mines
Pomeroy, O
Luca
Anna Bokenyl
John Bokenyl
Court of Common Pleas
Belgium settlement grants lenient terms on war debt
Belgium agreed to repay loans with a 3 1/2 percent interest rate under a settlement praised in Washington as the maximum leniency for postwar debt. The accord recognizes Wilsons moral obligation and signals faster ratification prospects in Congress, with France and Germany noted in the broader repayment context.
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Washington
Belgium
United States
France
Germany
Versailles
Wilson
Envo
Speedy Ratit
Burton
Smooth
Be Nolther
American Congress
New Drink Tied to Jail Death of Miami Woman
Miami authorities investigate the death of Misa Mae Herley 22 who died after drinking a beverage given by a man visitor while she was in the county jail. Herley was arrested Tuesday on a warrant for theft of a $1,500 ring from a local real estate broker.
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Miami
Fla
Misa Mae Herley
Miss Herley
Lorain Schools Open Sept 8 With Record Enrollment
Lorain public schools begin on September 8 with about 1000 pupils enrolled the largest term in history 1300 students will attend the high school. One ty one new teachers have been engaged amid numerous resignations since schools closed.
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Lorain
Publc
Schoo
Jewelry Heist Strikes St Louis Millinery Shop
A masked robber entered a St Louis millinery shop early today, forced proprietor Mrs Nelle Muench to the rear, and escaped with jewelry valued at $15 000. No injuries reported and police launched an investigation.
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ST. Louis
Nelle Muench
Frank Lee Sentenced to Death for Slaying Patrolman Simms
Xenia Ohio August 19 Frank Lee 35 a Black man was sentenced to pay the death penalty for the murder of Patrolman Charles Simms also Black on July 10 The date of execution is set for December 2 A motion for a new trial was overruled.
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Xenia
Frank Lee
Charles Simms
SLAIN AT CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY REPORTS
A man named John Ferbis, 29, surrendered at police headquarters after confessing to killing his father Michael Ferbis. Police were then called to Angelo Lonzone’s home, where Lonzone was shot to death by his mother in law while defending her daughter. The case includes claims of self defense and prior attacks with an axe and butcher knife, with Ferbis alleging his father attacked him during a late shift.
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William H. Goldie
Madeline Hays
Miami
Fla
Goldie
Hays
Washington
James Hays
Philadelphia
Cleveland
John Ferbis
Michael Ferbis
Angelo Lonzone
Francis Damarte
Angelo
Ferbis
Atmonor
Lotta Crabtree Heiress Granted Habeas Corpus Stay
Mrs Ida Blankenburg of Tulsa Oklahoma petitioned for a writ of habeas corpus on Lotta Crabtree the actress. Judge Pierce granted the petition and Crabtree was later jailed six months for contempt in probate court but admitted to bail of 1000 dollars. Case moves to the full Superior Court for review of the jury trial right.
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Boston
Ida Blankenburg
Tulsa
Oklo
Lotta Crabtree
Pierce
Suffolk Superior Court
Prest
Superior Court
Robbing the Dying Mackinac Passengers Cited
Captain McVay recalls pirates among Mackinac survivors as heroism occurred. An officer chased men at the salon safe but relief work for the dying precluded pursuit. Some victims reported being rolled by passengers while awaiting hospital transfer.
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Newport
R. J
McVay
Mackinac
Eagles Nest Discoveries Reported Around Kent and Sandusky
Erie county residents report two eagles near Cedar Point in Sandusky building a nest. A pair has been observed near Rockwell Lake by Kent in Brady Lake area with tales of a six year presence. The eyrie is thought to lie in a 2000 acre Cuyahoga river reservation dammed for Akron’s water supply.
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Erie County
Lorain County
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Rockwell Lake
Kent, O
George H. Towner
Brady Lake
Towner
Eyrie
Akron
Cuyahoga River
Hydroplane Sighted Near Désenquery Island Reported Off West End
A hydroplane believed to be from Seattle was seen near the west end of Désenqu ery Island this morning. Rescue steamer Everett relayed wireless signals of cries for help as rescue launches rushed to the scene. Additional arrests were reported in Vienna tied to a large anti government demonstration.
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Victoria
B. C
Seattle
Everett
Désenquery Island
Crien
Vienna
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Order of DeMoulay
Lorain County Bank
Wednay
George Hueneke
Elyria
Eaton
FBI
Sam May
Court of Commaon Pleas
Frank Sleel
William Cunningham
Lake Road
Lake Erie
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M. J. Watscr
Rocky River
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Lakewood
Lake Ave
John ©. Coolidge
Coolidge
Plymouth
Elder Coolidge
LODGE
Zionists
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McMillan
Pittsburgh
Marion
Eugene Starner
Nevada
Wyandot County
Starner
Ilinesa
Lodi
Lodi Street
L. W. Perk
J. W. Shu
Shuster
Tick
Corbet Sou
Perkins
R. 1
Coddington
Block Island
George W. McVer
Larchmont
George Uhier
Steamboat Inspection Service
Rhode Island
O. K
Kent
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