State Highway Department Faces Shakeup and Aid Calls
Ensuing resignations of Frank V. Lanham and Joe Barkett trigger a commission vacancy fill in the Texas State Highway Department. An appeal for a special legislative session gains traction from cattlemen of Galveston and Brazoria counties seeking state aid after hoof and mouth disease cripples many herds.
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State Highway Department
Frank’ V. ‘Lanham
Joe Barkett
Fergus Eve
Bas
Galyveston
Brazoria
Woman Arrested on Contempt Charge in Farm Suit
Deputy Ives reports Mrs. Anna Koos arrested on an attachment warrant in South Amherst. Joan Toth seeks an injunction against Koos to stop interference with shared farm possession and sale of personal property. Koos to appear before Judge A R Webber to show cause why she should not be punished for contempt.
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Ives
Anna Koos
Joan Toth
Koos
Amherst
Wehe
Prohibition Debate Echoes in Coolidge Speeches
The report cites extracts from President Coolidge speeches including the Omaha legion address. It quotes him opposing further war taxation militarism and touching on bootlegging as a national issue.
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Coolidge
Legion
Omaha
Aviation legislation heated in Congress debate
The article outlines competing plans to unify air services under a single secretary of defense or commerce authority, contrasting Morrow board findings with Col. Mitchell and Curry proposals. It notes Coolidge's likely support, potential clashes with House and Senate aviation committees, and prior battles over naval bases and Mare Island.
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National Defense
Secretary “of Commerce
Morrow Board
Coolidge
Wim Mitchell
Tha Morrow
Air Service
Morrow
Army
Staf
Navy General Board
Nto
Curry
Congress
House Aircraft Committee
Col. Mitchell
Ce Ji Curri
Uilitas
Bea J
Ili
House
Senate
Navy
Ameda
California
Mare Island Navy Yard
Farm Bureau directors move meeting to Monday
Members of the County Farm Bureau Board of Directors will meet at 1 30 next Monday December 8 at the office of County Agent C E Rowland in the Turner Block instead of Friday December 4 Rowland announced today.
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Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
C. E. Rowland
Turner Block
Rowland
Laws on Prohibition Repeal Sparks Constitutional Debate
A fragment shows debate over repealing the 18th Amendment with talk of waiving prohibition and a choice between presidential action or constitutional change. The quoted line invokes a stark ultimatum about upholding or discarding the Constitution.
Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup Advert
An old advertisement claims a liver and blood syrup relieves listed ailments from poor digestion to headaches. It promises quick differences in appearance appetite sleep and energy and guarantees satisfaction or a refund. The ad cites physicians endorsement and local pharmacists recommendation.
War relic cannon replaces shell pile at Elyria park
A World War I cannon awarded to Elyria by the State replaces a long standing pile of shells at the Broad Street park. The shell display, created by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, is removed to honor the new memorial piece and keep the site for veterans. The move prompted protests from VFW opponents though park officials defend the relocation as fitting for the war relic.
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Marne
Sons of Veterans
Broad ‘Street
Elyria American Legion
Frank “Wilford
Park Commission
Veterans of Foreign Wars A
Columbus
American Legion
Department
Shas
Loniv
Lozs
Vetersans
Wilford
Vieterans
Death notices for William S Biggs and W L McNeal
William S Biggs aged around 37 to 53 died after a long illness. He married Maria and lived in Ami ney then moved to dave. Survived by widow and children Robert Philip John. Funeral at Taylor's Funeral Home with Rev Kirby officiating. Interment Be Lawn Cemetery. W L McNeal of 346 Sixteenth Street died at Elria Memorial Hospital after six weeks illness. Survived by wife Mrs Marco Neal. Funeral at Carl Taylor Funeral Home with interment at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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William S. Biggs
William.s. Biggs
Maria
Aminey
Dave
Solomon
GA. R
Robert
Philip
John
Ivas
Tayylor
Eqwin Kirby
Mesers
Belawn Cemetery
McNeal
Sixteé Street
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Itty
MarcoNeal
Carl Taylor
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Landsdowne Denied Protesting Shenandoah Dirigible Flight
At a court martial in Washington, Lt Zachary Landsdowne is said to have not protested the Shenandoah flight. Prosecutor Rosendahl and defense counsel Reid clashed over parachutes and whether they could have saved lives during the disaster that killed 2a people.
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Washington
Dec
Zachary Landsdowze
Shenandoah
Cos Willan
Alfeckell Cours
Gomer
ES Rosesdant
Landsdowne
Fllghe Ag
Ros Endahl
Margaree
Ross Landsdowne
Allen Gellion
War Department
Frank" Reid
Illsos
Mitchell Defense
Rosendahl
Boundary dispute may be costly to Britain
London reports an agreement among Great Britain the Irish Free State and Ulster to maintain the present borders. The boundary commission's report is controversial with resignations. Dublin pushes for border adjustment and debt relief. Ulster seeks police border costs. outcome likely unchanged borders with Britain paying for peace.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
Irish Free State
Ulster
Free State
Teporg
Irish Free Stat
John MacNeil
Irea
Baldwin
Assis
Craig
Boundary Commission
Cosgrave
Free Sis
Senate Clash Looms Over Executive Power in 69th Session
The article notes a likely historic Senate term with tensions between the body and the White House. It cites a Republican Senate with Progressive insurgents who defected on Warren's attorney general confirmation, signaling further clashes and a fight to defend powers.
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Coolldze
Senate
White House
Oes
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Spain’s new government preserves military regime powers
De Rivera told an International News Service correspondent that the new government would not relinquish arbitrary powers from the military regime. It would continue strict censorship of newspapers and restrict political organizations. The premier said the government reflects a clearly indicated popular demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Morocco Crisis and New Government Readying Reforms
A directorate notes potential uprisings and a looming revolution in Morocco. It says the new government will act immediately to tackle the national issue, restore a balanced budget, and provide aid for workers while the military transition is driven by Moroccan affairs.
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wWas
Bove
Trineni
American Gil Losing Beauty Claims
Albert E Wiggam author of best sellers on biological subjects declares the American girl is losing beauty and intelligence. He cites figures suggesting beautiful and intelligent women are letting homelice and dumber sisters to mother, leading to concerns about children's upbringing.
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Albert
Tale of a French lieutenant and a grateful lion
Hugh Drum relates a wartime anecdote from Washington about a young French lieutenant in Africa who removed a thorn from a lion's foot, prompting the lion to devour the officers in his regiment and leave the lieutenant promoted to sole command.
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Veveral
Hugh Drum
Washington
Hn Africa
Androcles
Man Found Guilty of Forged Check in Ohio Trial
Joseph Zambori of Lorain faced trial before Judge W B Thompson for uttering a fraudulent check drawn on Warner Madeable Iron Co Hammond Ind for 205 75. The jury returned a verdict of guilty and the court sentenced him to three years in the Ohio penitentiary. The case stemmed from a check altered from its original amount.
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Joseph Zamborg
Tsurs
W. B. Thompson
Hin
Ohio
Warner Madeable Iron Co
Hammond, Ind
Markets for Naket Product in Cleveland November 22
Market notes list prices for dairy and animal products in Ohio. Butter, oleo, and animal oils shown alongside poultry, eggs, geese, turkeys, apples Baldwin and potatoes from Ohio, Hubbard squash prices signify regional market data.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Old York State
Cleveland Live Stock Market Report
Receipts total 300 cattle 300 calves 2000 sheep and lambs 2000 hogs with a higher market. Cattle show good to choice values for butcher steers and cows while calves sell at 13 to 15 dollars for fair to good. Sheep and lambs slow with lambs at 15 to 17 dollars and ewes 5 to 9 dollars. Hog market 15 to 25 higher with Yorkers around 12 dollars and heavies near 11 dollars.
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Cleveland
Woman Sleeps Wonderful All Night After Adlerika Claim
An advertisement touts Adlerika for gas relief and digestion gains. A testimonial from Mrs. O. McGinnis claims pain subsides after use, noting improved appetite and sleep. The ad highlights a spoonful clears gas and removes old waste matter, aiding constipation. Ebert's Drug Store carries Adlerika.
Scientific robbery thwarted by woman at Brooklyn apartment
Leon Benjamin, a Columbia University student and Brooklyn resident, was arrested after an alleged burglary attempt timed for research purposes. He confessed to planning an imitation pistol heist with a masked accomplice to test new methods, but Mrs. Willet screamed, foiling the scheme and leading to his capture.
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Columbia
New -York
Leon Benjamin
Benjamin
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Louis .Willet
Willet
Three Teachers Chosen to Represent Lorain County
Al Shields Wellington superintendent William Miller principal Brown-Kenry schools and Miss Margaret He Amherst English department were elected to represent Lorain County Schools at the State Association Meeting December 29 and 30 in Columbus. Three alternates were Max King Vincent school Tampa Reisinger Lake Avenue schools Ellen Kimmer Henrietta English Department.
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AL W. Shields
Wellington
Willamal
Brown- Kenry
Margaret
English
Amherst
Lorain County
State Association
Pat i
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Max King
Vincent
Tampa
Reisinger
Stades At -the- Lake
Avenue
Ellen, Kimmer
Henrietta
Gordon ML Dewitt
Brighton
Hl.swick
Belden
Nellie
Rambhorse
Busy Automobile License Bureau Issues 1926 Licenses
The license bureau at the courthouse remains busy issuing 1926 licenses as fast as possible. Autoists ask when to place their licenses on cars and are told not before January first. Fire Chief Hart says his team will inspect stores daily in the business district during the holidays as a preventive measure.
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Automobile
Lorain
David Hart
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Allied Debt Fund Commission
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H. ‘S. Thacher
anx-Dre Thacher
League of Women Voters
Maud. Wood Park
League
Iitness
Lansdowne
Pyadar
Aren
Gil
John MacNeill
Ry Commission
Keee
NAKET
Apples
Baldwins Bbi
Potamacs
Hubbard
FE. C. Seale
Assoc
Conat
Seale
Everhot
E. F. Whitney : & Son
Broad Street
Central Book Store
Marcelling
Wildercraft Candi
Sloe
Pencer Shoe Store
AIR S75
Broad &T
Doylans
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