Body Identified as Slayer in Canyon Illinois Double Slaying
In Peoria Illinois a body found in a pig sty near Canyon is identified as Fred Hoover the slayer. Hoover allegedly killed his sweetheart Anna Paris Lindsay and a lover Mason after learning of their affair and fled before he shot himself as a posse closed in.
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Sweetheart
Canton
Ilinois
Peoria
Fredcover
Anna Paris Lindsay
Jpan Mason
Can ‘Pn
Hiechearll
Mason
Hoover
Jed
Ty Hoover
Wes Pics
Als
1927 License Plates Due Tomorrow In Lorain County
Lorain County club announces 1927 auto license plates are due tomorrow. Members must present the original bill of sale or sworn agreement with the clerk of courts for inspection before issuance. Applications must be triplicated and fully completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleury Miller
Mary
Lorain County Mobile Club
Sret
Insurgent Republicans Struggle With White House Over North Dakota Appointments
President Coolidge acts as peace maker amid Republican Senate rifts over North Dakota appointments. Amid insurgent opposition to Col. C F Mud and Nie, Nye, Frazier and others rally for a conference while party unity remains unsettled.
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Robert “M. LeaFollette
George J. Schneider
Nye
Othe
Mar Suc Aia Lete
Vehicle ownership and license plate transfer rules outline
The document describes that plates must be personally signed by the owner on the bill of sale or sworn statement before an authorized official. Plates should be issued consecutively from the lowest available number and not on special numbers. Transfers apply only between passenger cars and ownership must stay within specified categories.
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Tan
Fall defense witnesses tied to Doheny loan claims
The testimony details William Fall unable to appear before the senate subpoena while Lambert prosecutors press for links between Fall and Doheny. Evidence focuses on a 1921 1922 timeline, Pearl contract awards, interior bureau decisions, and alleged communications cited by Lambert to show a possible friendship and influence affecting official actions.
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Fall
Senate
Roberts
Pomerene
Witton J. Lambert
Falls Counsel
Cohen
Lambert
Capitol
Edwin Denby
Wile
Laimbert
Finney
Afain
Bureau
Ad Jook Hobison
Fail
Doheny
Rim
Joan
Stop Rules on Oberlin Streets Enforced
A short meeting decreed strict enforcement of stop sign rules on Oberlin streets. Warer Edwards was chosen to sue offenders, with fines of $2 plus costs or $5.40. The clerk reported maintenance costs of $60 and receipts of $3120.19 for the first two weeks.
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Warer Edwards
Oberlin Senior Wins 200 Prize For Research Study
Lis Templeton, Oberlin College senior, wins a $200 prize for best research on economics. Second prize goes to Miss Templeton’s paper on the Dawes Plan. Prize committee includes Professor J Laurener Lanehin of the University of Chicago.
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Misa Helen Terie Ion
Oberlin College
Earler
Aduamerica
Canada
J.laurener Lanehin
University of Chicano
Department
Ceona
Mies
Oberlin
Mms Templeton
Europe
Lorain County News Briefs From Police To School Break
Lorain county notes report a bank robbery case connected to furnished information for arrests. Andrew Fritz fined in police court for speeding. James Harris cited for no muffler. Christmas vacation for public schools begins December 22 pending plan. Births at St Josephs hospital noted. list of parking violators released.
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Lorain County
Includy Group
Ohio
Hollengen
Supr HK
Maston
Principals Attend Northern Ohio Inter Scholastic League Meeting
Principal A F P Shiverey and Athletic Director EB R R Laver joined coach Herbert Stiffler of the Higa shon at a Norwalk meeting of league officials. Fiona and Lorain leave next year. schedules for football and basketball were set for the coming season. Williard temporarily replaces Elyria, Thao vials for basketball were announced but unnamed. Shiriey and Bunn spoke of leaving the league with regret and pride in the league’s sports program.
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A. F P. Shiverey
EB. R R. Laver
Herbert Stiffler
Higa Shon
Norwalk
Fiona
Lorain
Americans Seek Divorces in Paris
American divorce actions reach Paris as several petitions surface. A film actor, Barthlemess, and Mrs. William Edward Weuda moren, formerly Renae Claire Gibbs, file for divorce amid desertion claims. The couples wed in Goswich Conn and December 2 1845 in a noted cross Atlantic split.
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Sars
Dec
Ted Ugtoa
Richard Barthiemess
Mary Caldew Vil
T Barthlemess
En Yang
William Edward Weudamors
Renae Claire’ Gibbs
Weudamoren
Gresswich
Conn
Jaguar
Contested Arkansas Senate Vote Probed by Senate Committee
The excerpt notes ongoing debates over the Arkansas election and calls to refer the matter to the Committee on Privileges and Elections. It cites Birmingham's appeal and possible impacts on who should be seated as a senator, with action pending until Senator Reed of Missouri returns next week.
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Pennsylvania
Iuningham
United St Consi
Reed
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida
South Carona
Orth Carolina
Georgia
Senate
Birmingham
Missouri
Chaplin and wife separate as rumors swirl in Hollywood
Charles Chaplin and his wife Lita Grey have separated after a dispute that led her to leave Chaplin's home with their two children. The couple's families confirmed the split, and Mrs Grey said she will not return to Chaplin's house while Chaplin acknowledged her departure.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Gres
Chaplin
Williiam Curry
Beverley
Ffamousk
William E. Curry
Curry
Lita Grey
Duc
Charle
Fils
Wilam Curry
Aades Spencer, Jr
Sidney Werle
Chaplain
Holly
Honolulu
Bre'terepote
Tuaplains
Mexico
Liftares
Red Harr
WELLINGTON MR ARTZ STARTED AS PRINTER
The article details John Cippinges Artz born in 1846 Shippensburg Pa. He learned printing after the Civil War, worked in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, published in Wellington, ran the paper for ten years, and was buried in Greenwood cemetery. Rebekah lodge elected officers for the coming year with installation planned in January.
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Artz
Wellington
Dev
John Cippinges Artz
Shippensburg
Phil
Gelpnia
Pittsburgh
Guthrie
Toliowines
Ithion and Smith
Ard Bercam
Ioowith Rainwards
North Main Street
Rebekah Lodge
Oficer
L. C. Smith
Noble Grand
Edna Wright
View Grau
Mothers to Banquet Football Squad
The annual banquet for a football squad will be held Friday evening at 6 o'clock in the Home Economics room. After the banquet a social and reception will follow in the gymnasium at 8:30 for members of the Senior High School ninth grade.
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Achonal
Speed of Birds in Flight Tested by Automobile
A report from an ornithology meeting describes using a car speedometer to estimate bird flight speed. Experiments by Bird enthusiasts and Prof. Jones of Oberlin note the Mourntountour dove and gulls along a coast road, with speeds near 20 miles per hour and up to about 24 miles per hour in some trials.
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Chicago
Nec
Badin
Uds Jones
Obe O
Bird xv
United States
Ific Coast
Jones
Pasadena
Cat
Urey
Bey
Baptist Dollar Social Draws Sixty At Local High School
The annual Ladies Aid dollar social at the Baptist church drew about sixty people to the high school dining room for a dinner and program. Funds from the event support church expenses with music by local artists and a talk by Tom Heinitch of Cleveland, the originator of the radio stunt club.
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B. W. Hales
Diesten
Ladies Aid
Milton Tamoreaux
Dean McClellan
Brichton
Ldred Bush
Bea Ant
Mi Atte Johnson
Johnson
Kriw Aneans
Annua the Riwans
Gregati
Eid Eee Ayne
Association of Tfehures
Dorothy Brandon
Oberlin Conservatory
Tom Heintich
Cleveland
Danner
Dehty
Car Stolen Here Found in Pittsburgh
Elyria police report the stolen Chevrolet coupe recovered in Pittsburgh yesterday. Two men tied to the vehicle are in custody awaiting investigation per police headquarters.
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Pittsburgh
Elyria Polices Department
Pittsburgh +terday
Bernard McDonald
Death notice for Alfred D Stocking details survivor names
Alfred D Stocking died at six in the morning at his niece Mrs J L Marnes home at 12 Lodi Street aged twenty three years. Survived by son Daniel A Stocking and Mrs Lucy C Weller and many others including nephews. Wife died September 22 prior. He lived in Esforia then Eston after 1997. Funeral details to be announced later. L Foster farmer died at Tamp Pla and will be shipped to Norwalk for services Sunday at 2 pm.
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Alfred D. Stocking
Alfred BD. Stocking
Smre
J. L. Marnis
Lodi Street
Dren
Daniel A. Ofton
Lucy C. Weller
Syria
Heava
Esforia
Eston
Tes
Fari Nf
Mathis
Mr. Stocking
L. Foster
Tamp Pla
Norwalk
Markets Cleveland produce Cleveland Ohio and Toledo grain notes
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo show hog receipts 1500 with top at 12.50, cattle steady, vealers slow, sheep and lambs trading. grain prices listed for wheat and potatoes, with emissions of various track figures and seed bids across the region.
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Cleveland
Jacobs
Pachiaz
Ten Thousand Dollar Damage Suit Heads to Jury
The Simms versus Savers damage suit, tried nearly a week, will go to the jury today. Simms seeks damages claiming Savers caused his arrest for pointing firearms. At trial Simms was acquitted.
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Simms
Savers
Selection of CCE out under way for Philippines post
Washington December 2 1926 three names are leading contenders for governor general of the Philippines after Leonard Wood. Senator James W Wadsworth Col Carmi Thompson and Col Henry A Stimson are discussed as the likely successors with others named as possibilities in a plan to move from military to civil administration to ease friction with Filipino leaders.
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Wood
Coxpright
International News Service
Washington
Leonard Wood
The
Philipines
Coolidge
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Carmi Thompson
Ohio
President Coolidge
Henry A. Stimisom
Taft
Ber Thompson
Col. Thompson
Peewee Coolidge
War Department
Department of the Inter
Uue
Menof
Col
Thompson
Carerr
Brie
Wash Inston
Americaas
Senate
Wadsworth
Cleveland
Col. Stimson
Collapse of the Human Race Predicted by Watertown Official
A state hospital manager C Ti Anderson warns in bleak terms that heredity and social decay threaten the human race. He cites a downward trend in crime and disease and urges suppression or sublimation of instincts to prevent collapse, arguing churches and institutions spend millions on improvement efforts.
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Eas Muludnb
L. Lee
C. Ti. Anderson
State Hospital For
Watertown
Anderson
Calthurches
Orin
Wineis
Herani Raple
Tirth
Camden High to Host Fourth Concert Evening
The Camden Lay Company will present the second numbers in its course at Camden High School auditorium on Saturday evening. The event marks the fourth such program by the group this season.
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Camden Lay.com
Birwod Company
Camden High School
Redwood's Tenee Herb Tonic Promises Health Restorative
Mrs Brown describes five years of illness with fatigue headaches and poor appetite. After using three bottles of Ran wood's Tepra Tonic she reports better sleep, renewed strength, and enjoyment of housework. Redwood's study of roots and herbs underpins the remedy sold by GC W Phillips Elyria and other drugstores.
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Mrs. Brown
Tate
Ranwood
Redwood
GC. W. Phillips
Elyria
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