Ireland and Free State leaders meet in London
In Dublin Dee a report that President Cosgrave and General Mulcahy traveled to Holshead to join Healy in London signaling a shift toward British relations. Cosgrave defends Briskine Childers execution and expresses hope for a near ending of the turmoil with a predicted Irish trade revival as Healy is named governor general amid tense city firing and security concerns.
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Dublin
Dee
Briskine Childers
Cosgrave
Mulcahy
Timothy Heary
Nist
Free St
Dall Eireann
Richard Mulcahy
Free State Army Council
Free State
Iillevies
Sewer Blast Injures Two Men in Downtown
Moe Twiemes Ploves of ott Ohio Trace tion and Light Company workers were badly hurt when a manhole exploded in the downtown district this morning. John Oder and Fred Robinson, connected with the underground department, were oiling a switch when a gas surge ignited. Police and ambulances rushed to the scene amid fears of more injuries.
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Arron
QO Moe Twiemes
Ott Ohio Tracetion and Light Company
John Oder
Fred Robinson
Che Y
Two Collisions Here Last Night on Cleveland Street
At six o'clock last evening Car Schmidt driving Mose Wilder's truck collided with a wagon driven by Mex Burnstein on Cleveland street throwing Burnstein to the ground. A stove on the wagon fell on Burnstein's foot. He was transported home at 619 West River street by police wagon. A physician said no bones were broken. Reports mention no light on Burnstein's wagon and darkness and rain. Nearby, A Cogswell on Norweyh reported Chestnut street incident with a machine at G Sprague, and Lake avenue car damage from the impact.
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Schmidt
Mose Wilder
Cleveland Street
Mex Burnstein
Burnstein
River Street
Sepmin
Burnstoin
Boy Injured While Playing With MG Tool
A boy was badly injured while handling a tool described as a sandition or similar device on December 5. details are unclear due to garbled wording in the source. Local authorities are investigating the incident and provide updates as available.
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Faruier
Sandition Tool
Clemenceau Talks Forty Minutes With Harding in DC
Georges Clemenceau began a four day Washington visit with a long chat with President Harding. He then met several cabinet members before planning a stop at former President Wilson's home. A Wilson visit was alternately scheduled during a busy forenoon that began at the White House at 10 o'clock.
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Washington
Georgea Clemenceau
National Capital
Harding
Wilson
Myon
S Street
Wis
Diamond Ring and Cash Stolen in Robbery Attempt
Dec. 5. Elizabeth Lindquist mourns the loss of a diamond ring valued at 1100 dollars and 47 dollars in cash after two armed men attacked George Kensinger. She tried to intervene as they robbed Kensinger, then fled. The assailants seized the jewelry and contents of her purse.
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Cleveland
George Kensinger
Elizabeth Lindaist
M Lindqwist
Kensinger
Electric raise bill receives second reading in council
The new electric rate ordinance was given its second reading after a delayed meeting. It is slated for a third and final reading in two weeks, with expected opposition likely to arise over the proposed new rates.
Truant report shows ten boys at work
Truant Officer John Howlett reported to the board of education for November noting fewer truancy cases due to cold weather. Five children were absent due to parental neglect. eight in flagrant truancy. two absent from poverty. two ill. eighteen at work under permits.
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John Howlett
Board of Education
Miner Killed in Gas Blast at Wheeling Steel Mine
In Wheeling West Virginia a gas pocket explosion in the Wheeling Steel mine at Benwood killed James Julian aged 38 of Genwood and badly burned his brother Sullivan Julian while another miner suffered minor injuries. James entered a chamber alone and cut into the pocket triggering the blast.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Br Miters
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Benwoon
West Vir-ginia
James Julian
Genwood
Sullivan Julian
Brown May Resign Amid Turmoil in Athens State
Brown may resign as state official amid a murky power struggle reported from Athens. The piece notes provisional leadership changes and mentions involved figures, including Thad Ho and S. Hendy, with rumors of a shifting balance in the state administration.
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Tate-Elpet
S. Hendy
Athens
Tragedy on Wabash Derailment Kills Likely Rail Disaster
105 passengers injured in Wabash No.14 derailment near a dry creek crossing six miles from Shenandoah Iowa. Train at high speed struck a broken rail before bridge, engine left track plunging down embankment. Baggage and chair cars toppled. officials investigate cause while hospitals treat injuries in Council Bluffs and Omaha.
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Shenandoah
Dee
St. Leanis
Counnell
Omaha
Ines
Meacham Trial In Full Swing In Cleveland Court
The Grace Meacham case against the Elyria elite the N C railroad and H W Baird is in court in Cleveland. The railroad’s motion to transfer the case was overruled as the road remained under control when the accident occurred. The case recessed after two prosecution witnesses. a completion date is expected in another week.
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Grace Meacham
Elyria
H.W. Baird
Cleveland
Y W C A Girl Disappears From Cleveland YWCA
Mrs. Baker the Y W C A matron told police a resident woman disappeared after starting for church Sunday night. Described as about 20, small blond with blue eyes and tight complexion, she reportedly gave Prospect Street Cleveland as home. Y W C A refused to disclose her name or further details.
Eight Elks Die In Year At Sorrowful Elks Tribute
The Elks lodge held a Sunday afternoon memorial at Elks hall paying tribute to eight members who died in the past year. Attorney W. P. David of Cleveland delivered the address, reflecting on death and the hope of a life well lived as music by the Oberlin male quartet filled the room.
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Elks Lodge of Sorrow
Elks’ Hall
Wh. P. David
Clevland
Poincare Plan Approved by Cabinet
December reports reveal Premier rare's program for the Brussels conference was approved in a formal cabinet session. The plan seeks German guarantees and potential indemnity monitors amid warnings of harsher terms if Germany fails.
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Rare
France
Agricultural Wins From the Judiciary Committee
Washington Dee The senate agricultural committee adopted a resolution for a constitutional amendment to save time by moving the presidential inauguration and congressional convening to January after each election. The judiciary committee opened hearings on a similar measure.
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Washington
Dee
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Ohio high court upholds utilities board sewer pipe rate cut
The Ohio Supreme Court denied the Akron Canton and Youngstown Railway Company and other railroads appeal, upholding a utilities commission order from January 29 that reduced freight rates on sewer pipe shipped by rail by 23 percent effective February 20. The railroads argued rates were lower than interstate levels and that transportation characteristics were ignored.
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Columbus
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Wailrocd Company
Ohio
State Supreme Court
State Wilties Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utilities Commission
Deadlock Over Turkish Straits Policy in Lausanne Talks
At Lausanne on December 5 negotiations on the future status of the Turkish Straits stalled with Russia and Turkey firm. Russian Foreign Minister Tohitcherin outlined three disputed options including international control or restoration of the waterway to Turkey with forts. He urged a Washington conference for general naval disarmament and warned against leaving the straits under strongest naval powers.
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Lausanne
George Fehitcherin
Russia
Washington
Dardenelles
Bosphorus
Tohitcherin
Birat
Turkey
Wrangel
Lord Curzon
Strais
Second damage suit filed in auto crash
A second case against Alder Westrott Sales and Service Co of Syracuse was filed in court. Ms Join Webber, injured in an auto accident Sunday, seeks 5000 dollars for sprained knee and wrist, facial cut, and shock to her nervous system. her husband previously sought 25900 dollars.
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Alder Westrott Sales & Service Co
Syracuse
Join Webber
Death of Julia A Dietz 46 at Memorial Hospital
Julia A Dietz 46 of 103 West River Street died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a nine day illness. Survived by husband and three children Melen Loren and Francis all at home and two sisters. Remains to Sudro parlors. Funeral at St Marys Church Thursday at 9 AM. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Julia A. Dietz
West River Street
Memorial Hospital
Melen
Loren
Francis
Sudro
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Naturalization Day At Court House With Judge Thomp son And Ewing
Naturalization day at the courthouse as about applicants appear before Judge W B Thompson and S H Ewing of the immigration department. Most are admitted after prior record checks. One man was refused after serving a Mansfield term and must wait two more years to start papers.
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Court House
W. B. Thompson
S. H. Ewing
Emigration Department
Government
Mansfield
Schumann-Heink Confronts Bronchial Pneumonia Night
Madame Schumann-Heink, famed soprano, endured a bad night with bronchial pneumonia but her doctor reported optimism. The physician said a better night is expected tonight or tomorrow and he looks for a strong comeback.
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Schumann-Heink
Madame Viernes
Heink
Slayers Searched After Wounding. Whiskey Cache Found
In Sandusky and Cleveland police hunt bandits who shot and probably fatally wounded Leo Coombes. A roadhouse near Wilmer yielded several barrels of alcohols. Ada Harter, operator of the place, was arrested for violation of prohibition laws. Also, formal dedication of the Theodore Rayell game preserve, about 250 acres, was held in Selote county.
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Sandusky
Cleveland and
Leo Coombes
Cleveland
Wilmer
Ada Harter
Theodore Ra Yell
Selote County
Ku Klux Klan Now in Canada Reported
Montreal reports a Klan appearance with threats to Catholic churches. Parish house and nearby Catholic school burned in Okra Quebec amid the flare up. In Ohio, county auditors hold their oath annual meeting at the Deshler hotel.
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KU Klux Klan
Canada
Montreal
Que
Martin
Columbus
Dev
Oath
County
Audstors of
Ohio
Iotel Deshler
Pierce Butler Nomination Sent to Senate for Supreme Court
Arlington December reports the nomination of Pierce Butler of St Paul Inwiger to the United States Supreme Court was sent to the Senate by the President after Butler's confirmation was blocked in a special session by Senator Lyd-Jeite, Republican, of Wisconsin.
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Arhington
Pierce Butler
St Paul
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Buutler
Lyd- Jeite
Wisconsin
Police Slayers Plead Not Guilty in Columbus
Pleas of not guilty were entered by a trio of bandits Charlee Mirhoefer Frank Willis Frank Lewis James Martin alias Slin Brady and Loomie Cumnins when arraigned in common pleas court here on charges of first degree murder for killing Patrolman G P Koehler a week ago at North High and Goodam streets Brady accused of firing the shots that killed Olivier Kosice is to be placed on trial first starting December 26 It was announced.
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Columbus
Dre
Charlee Mirhoefer
Sling Frank W. Willis
Ling Frank Lewis
James Martin
Alias
Slin” Brady
Loomie Cumnins
G. P. Koehler
North High
Goodam
Brady
Olivier Kosice
Unsure Conclave Talks Amid War Rumors Surface
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a conclave or talks topic tied to war in Russia. Readable tokens reference readiness, agenda timing, and possible preps. Further concrete facts are not evident in the legible text.
Milk Producers Meet On Thursday
The Elyria Milk Producers station will meet Thursday evening to discuss plans for improving the association. The meeting will also likely cover current milk pricing charged to distributors and the committee in charge has handled the migration satisfactorily. The board of education has appointed W. Fr. Robinson as superintendent for four months to oversee the new heating plant on the Sixth street grounds, including night duty.
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Elyria Milk Producers Station
Ab Tss
Board of Education
W. Fr. Stobinson
Enginneer
Sixth Street
Clara Phillips escapes from Los Angeles jail
Clara Phillips, known as the "tiger" in the hammer murder case, reportedly escaped her San Bernardino County jail by sawing bars and fleeing rooftops with outside help. A massive manhunt followed as authorities alerted San Diego, the border at Tijuana, and inland California cities. The escape, estimated at about an hour before discovery, triggered a wide statewide alert and ongoing investigation.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Clara Phillips
Alhevia Meadows
Women's Department
Traeger
Cold wave grips Midwest after blizzard
December 5 reports show generally clear but colder weather sweeping across the northwest after a blizzard. First general below zero temperatures of the season arrived in Montana, North and South Dakota, and northern Minnesota, with many spots in the Dakotas and Montana at 18 below. The cold front reached southern Minnesota by morning, with readings near zero in parts of the Twin Cities region.
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Minnesa
Northwest
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Dakotas
Mob Beats Attacker After Assault on 17 Year Old
In Cincinnati on Monday evening a mob of about 25 men chased and beat two assailants who attacked 17 year old Hilda Garrett as she walked home to Covington. One suspect, Peter Masters of Nicholasville, about 20, was found with a pocketed card. The injured man lies in critical condition with a fractured skull at a local hospital. The mob dispersed before police arrived.
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Cincinnati
Hilda Garrett
Covington
Bey
Tra
Vetim
Peter Masters
Nicholasville
Byte
City Employees To Get Delayed Pay Checks Soon
Dayton dispatch reports city workers will receive postponed salaries as council actions affect the pay schedule. An earlier tax duplicate has been amended with January availability. Rev. G. TL Longs, 77, a retired minister, was reported hospitalized after being struck by a street car.
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Council Pa Ce
Dayton
G. TL Longs
Es Teteyi
Water shortage hits Lorain Erie and Sandusky counties
Reports from Lorain, Erie and Sandusky counties describe a severe water shortage with wells and cisterns dry. Farmers travel long distances for water, some have sold stock to avoid hauling water, and the drought has persisted since spring, worsening conditions.
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Lorain
Erie
Sandusky
Trade Problems Hit Cleveland Trade Convention
Problems of foreign trade affecting Northern Ohio business leaders will be discussed at a foreign trade convention organized by the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. The event continues tomorrow as manufacturers and merchants seek insights on improving exports and addressing tariff barriers amid a crowded agenda.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Free State Dominions Rise as Irish Constitution Becomes Law
London reports the Irish Free State is now a dominion after royal assent to the Irish Constitution Act. Dublin's provisional government becomes permanent, Parliament to convene tomorrow while irregulars threaten a coup. Cosgrave and Mulcahy lead efforts to quell rebellion and secure credit, loans, and international ties.
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London
Dee
Spurge
George
Hamonn de Valera
Dublin
Wing Uccess
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