Fate of her $100000 balm suit against governor awaited
Oxford Mississippi December 5 Frances Birkhead, former secretary and stenographer for Governor Lee Russell, won the first battle in her suit for 199009 against the governor by securing exemption from expenses under a pauper's oath and avoiding a bond. She alleges betrayal and breach of promise to marry.
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Oxford
Miss
Frances Birkhead
Lee
Russell
Federal District Court
Holmes
Birkhead
Lorain City Council Defeats Police Salary Tax Cut
Lorain Tec TeC The Ci Council did not take action on retrenchment for Mayor Gra and rejected the proposed ten to fifteen percent salary cuts for police firemen and city employees. A three member committee was appointed to study other ways to reduce expenditures.
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Lorain
Tec
Kinaly
Gra
Conservation helium act hearings consider airship storage
The house public lands committee examined helium conservation and storage for airships and debated allocating 5 000 800 dollars. President Harding and cabinet members Weeks Denby and Fall endorsed the bill in letters.
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Ashington
Dee
House
Harding
War Weeks
Navy
Denby
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Rubber Workers Seek 15 Percent Wage Increase
Akron Ohio December report states Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company employees are demanding a 15 percent raise effective December 15. The request covers piece rate, daily, and salaried workers, backed by A J Hofman of the so called house of Hofman who cites a 10 to 30 percent rise in living costs over the past year. Company officials would not comment.
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Akron, G
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
A. J. Hofman
house of_ Rofimian
Missing murderess escape case widens investigation
Deputy sheriffs search for Ciara Phillips after her escape from county jail. Relatives and friends are questioned as authorities track her movements from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. The jail break involved sawed bars and a window exit four stories high, leading to a broader custody inquiry.
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Tai Fito
Phillips
May
Ola Wear
Victoria Cross
Chum
Sherif Traeger
Madatene
D. Fisher
Phili Bnusual
Fisher
Gotham preacher heads New York Ku Klux Klan workers
Amid mayoral tensions, Rev. Oscar Laywood of Calvary Baptist Church opened a public headquarters for the Ku Klux Klan in a New York hotel. Police Commissioner Enright had orders to drive the Klan out. When will the clash come?
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Hylan
Oscar Laywood
Calvary Baptist Church
Publce
Ku Klux Klan
Enright
New York
River Road greetings and family gatherings noted
Fragmentary item from Cleveland describes visits by J Mohler and son and families over Thanksgiving. Mentions open Friday in Cleveland and gatherings with Mrs J Sytia, Mrs Gen, Alt and Mrs John Seberg, Carl Jacobs Elyria, and Will Jungeberg. Contains several garbled names and places.
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Barangtente
Cleveland
Geome
J. Mohler
Eeks
Chambers
Br Elyria
Sunders
J. Sytia
Sunahier
A. Seely
Alt
Supreme Court debates sewer pipe industry rates in appeal
The court reviewed comparisons between Car Ss Mh sewer pipe and materials like sand gravel crushed stone and brick. It examined the railroad’s claim that adopted rates were unfair and questioned quarantine provisions and detention terms affecting a detained individual and a woman from the detention home.
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Supreme Court
Sions
Nilsson to Star in Reginald Barker Picture
Miss Nilsson returns from a year abroad where she made five pictures in England Sweden France and Italy. She is currently confined to bed recovering from serious burns sustained while filming forest scenes for Hearts Aflame. After completion she will take a yachting cruise before starting another production in which she will be featured.
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Willas Verting
Ben Serrets
TeLuru
Pianto
Piter Om Hee
Lequee Perrer
Etar
Bim
Paris
England
Sweden
France
Italy
Miss Nilsson
Reginald Barker
Monons
Cincinnati League To Protect City From Bootleggers
A Cincinnati league formed by Hamilton County and 250 members with $3,000 aims to fight liquor in rural counties. Officials announced plans to push legislation allowing raids against liquor extortion and to appeal convictions in county cases nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Dee
Hamilton Cou Protective League
Confesses Slaying Wealthy Merchant in Chicago
December 4 report states Morris Boraslow, under police guard, gave a full confession to Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes. He and three accomplices admitted killing Handsome Joe Larus, wealthy automobile dealer, during a hold up in Lenus salesroom after a bandit demanded surrender. The motive appears robbery and the crime occurred about a week ago. In another line, Studebaker dividend declared in New York on December 5.
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Chicago
Womaan
Morris Boraslow
Michael Hughes
Joe’ Larus
Lantus
Bokaslowski
Lenus
Stock Market Irregular at Start as Prices Fluctuate
The New York stock market opened with mixed results and uneven activity. Prices showed declines in some issues while others rose, with notable moves in bonds and commodities as trading began, including shifts in steel and mining stocks and a cautious tone in early afternoon quotes.
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Sew
York
Start Today
Stel
Ted Ighet
Ex policeman in hard luck in Akron divorce filing
Akron resident and former police officer Bergster, known as the milkman wit cup, owner of Eddie's Inn on Manchester Road near Portage Lakes, faces a 1060 dollar fine and new defense after a bar fight in which he allegedly gnawed his opponent's finger. His wife Laura filed for divorce on neglect and cruel treatment, with a year of separation and promise of reform noted.
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Akhon
Dees
Henry Bergster
Milkionwit
Eddie's Inn
Manchester Road
Portage Lakes
Ris Hardy
Bergdorf
Laura
Myo Wrentha Wana
Derdarf
Akron
Four Captured in Distillery Robbery
Four men were captured after an armed attempt at a distillery at ten oclock today. State police routed the group near Baltimore. no whiskey was stolen. Commissioner Hey reported the four captured and additional suspects at large.
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Washington, Bee
Baltimore
International Policy Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Capitals
Reports from Washington London and other capitals reflect a busy period as policymakers debate US stance on small nations, constitutional reform winds through parliaments, and royal and diplomatic movements. Notable items include Greece exile figures traveling to Brindisi with discussions on ongoing conferences.
Krauss and Mag Charged. Jury Soon on $400000 Forgery Case
Selvetion of a jury to try Mrs Sueay Krauss, 67, alleged to have obtained funds and forged documents for a $400000 garage investment. The case stems from wartime purchase schemes and claims of fraudulent transfers. Authorities prepare for trial as details emerge.
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Mag
Kraus
Sueay Krauss
Estment
German statement on invention claim sparks reaction
A fragmentary report notes German officials or scientists asserting an invention claim. The text references Rachewski or a similar name and mentions a declaration of innovation attributed to Germany. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Avon social notes reveal local families gathering
Miss Irene Gough and Mrs. Harold Smith visit Avon Lake homes. Mr and Mrs Welker host a weekend at their residence. Families include Jenkins, Hervert, Pinner and Ridger relatives spending days with kin. Children and grandparents are listed among common local greetings and visits.
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Jenkins
Herdsea Neo
Pepe
Hervert Piog
Kaipper
Rocky River
Harold G Smith
Howard Welker
Avon Lake
Wasner
M Seaneider
Ridger
Deratt Pinner
Andreew Whford
Edward S
Mer
Ritgevilly
Fragmented Health Ad Teases Rheumatism Relief
Questioning why sufferers endure rheumatism the ad promotes a remedy. It hints at relief for arthritic pains and stomach distress but is incomplete and unclear.
Local Social News Reflects Visits and Home Gatherings
The fragmentary notes describe numerous visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Brink Deghants guests Miss Keto Dochant traveled for a weekend at Crewedaun. A Monree Norton visited Dawley Oberlin relatives. Mrs Webber and Miss Webber with others spent Thursday. Several pairs and families are noted at homes of Klinyshira Langthorpe and Langthorpe, Eva Leonard entertained last Thursday. Additional visits include Mary Jensen, Mrs Wasner, John Glas, and Wasner families. DeRussy greetings and Dan Gough with sons.
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Brink Deghant
Keto Dochant
Ste
Crewedaun
A Monree
Liebe
Mary Jensen
Rave Conrad
Chas
Redstt
Tra Gough
Sou
Sindar
Local Visitors Share Holiday Time Across Homes
Me and Mrs George Harrell and 08 John of Cleveland visited the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Jane. Edna Riley and Melnerney of Cleveland spent Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold A G smith and sister Mrs Logan Jameson. Nina Warden was a Cleveland visitor the week. James Lewis Howard and George spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs William Canfield and family of Elyria. Webb of Michigan visiting at the home of his son Ed Webb of Avon.
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George Harrell
John
Cleveland
Wee Wilson Jane
Edna Riley
Hertha Melnerney
Harold Ag.smith
Logan Jameson
Nina Warden
James Lewis
Howard
George
William Canfield
Elyria
Mr. Webb
Michigan
Ed. Webb
Avon
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