Ford plan to cut rail costs with lighter steel cars
Ford demonstrates efficiency on the Detroit Toledo & Ironton Railroad claiming freight speeds will rise from 20 miles per day to 45 then to 200 miles per day as lighter, better steel cars and locomotives cut tare weight and coal use. The interview notes existing freight trains move slowly due to dead weight and red tape, with ongoing improvements reducing coal consumption and improving hauling efficiency.
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Allan L. Benson
Detroit, Y
Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Trenton
United States
Camden Board Denies Irregularity in School Bond Suit
The Camden Township Board of Education answers a suit by BEC Lathop seeking to restrain bond issuance of 50 000 to improve and centralize schools. The board asserts all proceedings were regular and the election supported the project for the public good, not personal ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Camen Township
BEC Lathop
Camden
Former Sheriff 19 Arrested for Crabbe Violations
Dayton dispatch reports former sheriff William C Oldt found guilty in police court after violating Crabbe act. Charley Moore, Oldt’s bartender, also found guilty of Crabbe violations. Oldt was granted three days to file a motion for a new trial.
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Dayton
William Coldt
Chech
Charley Moore
Meals Asks Delay In Bribery Case For Lorain Officials
Walter D. Meals attorney for former service director Timber men and policemen Price Mead Johnson and Stapleton of Lorain seeks a continuance of the bribery indictment. A letter to the prosecutor cites Meals role as chairman of the US Shipping Board claims committee and current board cases delaying him this month. Prosecutor Webber won judge Thompson’s agreement to postpone until the January term. no further continuances with his consent are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Meals
Timbermen
Price, Mead, Johnson and Stapleton
Lorain
Magains
Meals
US Shipping Board
Webber
Thompson
Indictments for Transporting Liquor Include Charles Hennings
A federal grand jury in Cleveland reported indictments under liquor laws. Charles Hennings of this city faces charges for transporting two quarts of liquor on Second Street, was confronted by a federal officer, arrested, and released on bail. More defendants await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Cleveland
Charlen Innings
Ely
Hennings
Roland
Two Separate Divorce Suits Filed in Lorain County
Ernest Laccobes of Lorain sues Caroline Laccobeo for divorce on three years wilful absence. A second suit by Lonte Frank against Ethel Frank seeks divorce due to gross neglect of duty.
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Ernest Laccobes
Lorain
Hes
Caroline Laccobeo
Lonte Frank
Ethel Frank
Grees
Arbuckle jury resumes deliberations in San Francisco
The seven men and four women jurors in the Fatty Arbuckle case returned to the jury room at one o'clock after night deliberations. Rumors swirled of an initial nine to three path toward acquittal, but no confirmation appeared. Arbuckle, in an overcoat, appeared calm as spectators waited near the courthouse. The court announced the verdict would be read when ready, with sealing rules debated if delivered in the afternoon.
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San Francisco Cal
Pascor
Arbuckle
Dty
Spertatora
CE Stettart
Odmy
Tt Wan
Tudge Louderback
Milk Company Meets Monday in Cleveland
The annual meeting of the Ohio Farmer's Co-Operative is set for Monday at 10 o clock in the Rainbow room at Hotel Statler Cleveland. Notices reached about 3,500 members in Lorain Huron Portage and Medina counties amid producer dissatisfaction from milk shortages caused by a drivers strike. Strikers destroy milk and cans despite police protection, harming producers as milk goes to the Belle-Vernon plant. Dissatisfaction also exists over management, with President H W Querson said to refuse another election.
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Ohio Farmer's Co-Operative Mikeos
Rainbow Room
Statler
Cleveland
Lorain
Huron
Portage
Medita
Belle-Vernon
H. W. Qnierson
No More Speeches by Dry Agents in Washington
Prohibition Commission for Haynes issues order forbidding dry law officials or agents from accepting invitations to make public speeches. Action follows recent incidents where officials criticized the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition Commission
Far Haynes
Gadget Claims to Read True Love by Vibe Device
London reports a new galvanic instrument developed at Maudeley hospital intended to test true love. Demonstrations show it can register emotions such as fear happiness and affection and claim to reveal if love is genuine or feigned.
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London
Maudeley Hospital
Last Man in Kaber Murder Found in Italy
Cleveland reports Vittorio Pieselli linked to the Danilo F. Lale wood Kaber murder two years ago. Italian arrest ends a six month hunt. the case tied to Salvator Calero and others sentenced or acquitted. Widow Catherine Kaber and Mary Brickel face health issues amid ongoing trials.
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Cleveland
Vittorio Pieselli
Danilo FL Kaber
Lalewood
Tyne
Puiaselli
Ripall
Morent
Italy
Charley Cavola
Phil Moonry
Agustani
LL Krewson
Washington
Washington, ‘Odyan
Pisselli
Clevelands
Tiesel Liends
Fielx
Salvator
Cale Row
Ohio
Keber
Buffalo
Cala
Knif
Kabers
Kaber
Es Kaber
Cathina Kabor
Sra Colavito
Mariin Evrole
Nary Brickel
Oan
Three Sailors From Schooner Crown in Crash
The Cambria with 1 000 passengers on her maiden voyage collided with the schooner. The schooner sank quickly and only three crew members were saved. The Cambria later listed as water flooded her forward part and returned to Holyhead where passengers were moved to the Hibernia.
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Cambria
Holyhead
Hibernia
Morse Ordered Back to Return to U S From Paris
December 3, Attorney General Daugherty directed financier Charles W. Morse to return to the United States aboard the Paris from France by December 6 as part of an inquiry into his dealings with the Shipping Board. An ambassador in Paris was also instructed to secure Morse's return, after Morse requested one month in France and a January return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Charles W. Morse
United States Shipping Board
Morse
Paris
France
Paria
Ramin
Urge Senators Back Irish Resolutions Rally in Washington
petitions urge senators to support Irish resolutions sponsored by Senator Lafollette Republican. Lafollette plans to force senate action on reactions early. resolutions express sympathy for the Irish republic and seek U.S. recognition of the Irish republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benstora
Lafollette
Senate
Republic
Powers Agree to Give Up Leaseholds in China
Washington Ti 30 Japan Great Britain and France reached a secret agreement to surrender leaseholds in China under conditions. Japan will abandon Shantung and Kwong Chow Wan, Great Britain Wet-Hen water areas, and France Kwong Chow Wan with phased withdrawal, subject to negotiated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Britain
France
China
Great Britain
Kwang-Chow Wan
An- Souncine
Kimochow
Shantang
Manchaoria
Precious Pate Again In Toils
Charles Windy Davis and Tommy Onal faced charges for petit larceny after stealing a leather coat from Robert Chesylers on W Broan Street. They were arrested following a midnight train incident and tried before Mayor Jones, fined $10 and costs each and ten days in jail.
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Charles Windy Davis
Tommy Onal
Robert Chesylers
Broan Street
Daviy
Jones
Withdraw troops from West Virginia in early December
Charleston bulletin reports orders for the withdrawal of remaining federal troops in West Virginia. About 380 of 2,060 troops entered last August after miners marched to the Logan county border and are largely stationed at Blair and Madison. They will be called to Charleston and Camp Knox as trains allow, likely early next week. State officials say the West Virginia National Guard will handle emergencies.
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Charleston
W Va
West Virginia
Martin
Logan County
Blair
Madison
Camp Knox
Warden Refuses Second Admission to Prisoner Clarence L Jackson
December 3 Dee 3 report from Tolumous states Warden Thomas again denied Clarence L Jackson 45 of Aondusky admission to the penitentiary as prisoner due to missing commitment papers from Sanduaky county sheriff. Jackson was sentenced to one to seven years after embezzling lands from a Sandiwaky dairy company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolumaus Dee
Thomas
Clarance L Jackson
Bellamys Storer Meet Pope in Rome Audience
Mr and Mrs Bellamy Storer of Cincinnati were received by the pope in Rome today amid a public controversy with Theodore Roosevelt while he was president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati
Neblie
Theodore Rooeevell
Former Lakewood mayor indicted in liquor case
Former Lakewood mayor Petey and ex chief Christensen are among Lakewood police officials charged in a federal case. The indictment allege possession and distribution of contraband whiskey connected to a Canada yacht operation and Roeny River events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Petey & Christensen
Pulee
Lakewood
Tee
Pulee Fe Co
Tate
Chef
Orier
Tran
Canada
Roeny River
House Program Set for Busy Week in Washington
Washington reports a very busy week as the House plans to outline the legislative program for the regular session. Key items include government funding bills for the new fiscal year starting July 1, general legislation, and numerous private bills carried over from the extraordinary session called by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wendell
House
Congress
Moose Leader Dies After Sudden Illness
Edminn H Tanner of Columbus, longtime head of the Loyal Order of Morse, suffered an apoplectic stroke and died within minutes. Tanner, previously supreme dictator of the order, was stricken in Washington on December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Edminn H Tanner
Columbus
Supreme Fernor of the Loyal Order of Morse
Order
Insurance man murder victim found in Alabama city
Police report a murder case in Papauls Alabama after an insurance agent from New York was found dead early this morning. The body was discovered near a road, with choking noted as the possible cause. Investigators are tracing details and motives as they pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papauls
Ala
Jani
S Wilcox
Hirmngham
Unival Ite Insurance
New York
Wilcoy
Lee Ancera
Divorce Granted to Two Applicants in Judge Redington’s Court
Two divorce cases were decided this morning by Judge Redington Lenora Bryant was divorced from Mark Bryant for gross neglect of duty with alimony ordered for the wife and child Stanislaw Dozmetcak of Lorain was divorced from Ver onica on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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Redington
Lenora Bryant
Mark Bryant
Alimens
Stanislaw Dozmetcak
Lorain
Veronica
Americans Injured in Vienna Riots Despatches
Washington reports that Americans were physically injured during the recent riot in Vienna. Several Americans suffered Lexa injuries as robbers targeted them, according to dispatches to the State Department today.
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Washington
Vienna
Ate Department
Hughes Balfour Kate Meet in Conference To Settle Difficulties
The first formal conference of the big three Hughes Balfour and Katon in Washington aims to settle naval ratio disputes. Japanese negotiators reportedly reject the Hughes 5 8 3 ratio, risking moral isolation among allies, and delays in reaching agreement are possible as internal Japanese disagreements surface.
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Hughes
Balfour
Kate
George Holmes I
Japan
Denies Yanks Not Receiving a Square Deal
Washington December 39 First Assistant Deputy Postmaster General Wark today denied charges by Senator Pletcher that veterans in postal civil service exams were not given a square deal. He said the department altered exam results by adding five points to some examinations for more than six weeks, but did not detail the reply. He cited an executive order by President Harding establishing a policy that top three veterans are given equal consideration with the other two under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wark
Prefertira
Pletcher Dymocrat
Florida
Fie Dinuria
Soldyer Toktrags
Postal Civil Service
Laeer Addie
Whl
Harding
Fair Weather Coming Week Outlook for Washington
Weather outlook for the week from December 3 predicts normal temperatures with periods of rain and possible showers. Normal temperatures expected across the region with a chance of rain on Wednesday or Thursday and widespread wet conditions Monday through Friday in parts of Sally and Tennessee area.
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Washington
East Gulf
Sally
Tennessee
Japanese delegation split over naval ratio in Washington
Reports indicate a split within the delegation between naval experts backing Admiral Baron Kato and the Imperial navy and diplomatic members supporting Prince Tokugawa who favors acceptance of the 6-5-3 ratio. Japanese newspaper correspondents total four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Kato
Imperial Navy
Washington
Mariz
Tokugawa
Lodging Plea Rise From Stolen Coat Incident
Adam Miller faced petit larceny charges after an overcoat stolen from Wade Renolds at 26 West Avenue was found on him as he sought lodging at a police station. Miller refused to plead guilty or waive a jury trial and was bound over to the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Miller
Wade
Wade Renolds
West Avenue
Fifty Thousand Bank Robbery in Everson
Deep burglars broke into the Nooksack Valley State Bank at Everson last night, opened safe deposit boxes and escaped with liberty bonds valued at not less than $60,000, according to news dispatches received today in Bellingham Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Nooksack Valley
National Safety Week to Be Observed Next Week
Tha Lorain County Auto Club and Lorain county schools join to promote National Safety Week with special programs planned for Elyria schools. Officials urge grammar and grade pupils to join the national contest and another contest for grammar readers with prizes and awards mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Lorain
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