Missouri law repeal proposed amid Prohibition debate
Rep. vr of Missouri announces a bill to repeal enforcement provisions while reform groups press for stronger Volstead Act teeth. The Anti Saloon League signals a nationwide push in Congress and a push for school constitutional teaching is discussed as an educational campaign faces hurdles.
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Joong
Sue
Missouri
Anti- Saloon League
Legislat
Reform
Clinton
N.howard
Congress
Mit
Thayer Named Secretary of Senate in Surprise Move
A midterm shuffle elevates Thayer to Secretary of the Senate while George AL Sanders steps aside. The announcement comes amid wider personnel changes in the wartime government.
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Thayer
Senate
Coolidge replies to miners' plea for public stance
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge answered a recent letter from Joan Le President of the Workers. He declined to make his reply public fearing it would interfere with George Pinchot's efforts to settle the anthracite strike in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Déc
Coolidge
Joan
Codlidge
Gor Pinchot
Pennsylvnia
Toledo vigil continues as police close in on suspect
Ambiguous text describes a man named TM Woody Hammer linked to a killing near Toledo. Police report insufficient evidence but plan further inquiries while a hospital report mentions August and a Miss Batchelor.
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Eckel
iMioIna
Was
Toledo
Miss Batchelor
Judge Denies Divorce for Rich Woman in Ohio Case
Judge Charles Justice denies Ohio divorce for Marion Koessler Phillips, ruling incompatibility may justify divorce in Paris but not in Ohio where collusion between spouses bars decree. The case had shown a $150,000 settlement agreement if a decree were granted.
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Marion
Charles’ Li
Marion Koessler
Phillips Marion
R Co
Phillips
Paris
Ohio
French Forces Encircle Druse Tribes in Hasbeya
Beirgt December 5 French troops have encircled Druse tribesmen in Hasbeya. The tribesmen offer stiff resistance as French forces Press the Druses in Lebanon and Hermon with ongoing operations along the front.
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Beirgt
Borah Forecasts Senate Defeat on World Court Pact
Senator William E Borah said the American people will decide if the United States joins the World Court and criticized administration claims of broad Senate support. He argued the pact faces opposition from six to eight irreconcilables, refuting earlier assurances of wide backing.
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U. S
Washington
United States
International Court of Justice
William E. Borah
Senate
Ce Borah
Ndt
Democratic Party
Ohio Cities Plan Gas Protest Across State
Eighteen Ohio cities unite to protest proposed gas rate increases. Delegates from Columbus Logan Gas City and others form a three member committee to lead a statewide hearing set for December 10 in Columbus. They plan to file protests and seek a permanent organization to oppose the rate schedule filed February 2.
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Ithe
Commissio
Columbus
Logan
Sakvice
Aimee
Ullay
Bellemme E . Tittinn
Westerville
Newark
Amherst
Tetter
Myers
Solicitorhurst
Betlevie i
Commission
Collision Injures Two People Involving Trucks
A collision on Heighton avenue left Arthur Davis and a passenger severely cut by glass and bruised, with B Cashner of Cascade street also involved. Egert faced a charge of driving while intoxicated and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice S J George. A hearing is set for next Wednesday.
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Egert
Arthur Davis
Heighton Avenue
Louis Davis
br_ B. Cashner
Cascade Street
Cashner
S. J. George
Damages Sought In Alleged Assault Case
Daria Younak of South Amherst files an answer and cross petition against Vasil Semashkevich seeking 2500 dollars for an alleged assault on children. Younak says she intervened and was struck while Semashkevich aimed stones. The cross petition pleads 2500 dollars for beating Mrs Younak. If both prevail they split costs.
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Daria
Younak
South
Amherst
Washington Ave Bridge Damaged by Vehicle Crack
Superintendent L A Hastings placed a barrier at the west side rail of the Washington avenue bridge after a vehicle, police suspect a truck, cracked a corner railing this morning. Two concrete spindles loosened while reinforcement kept a section of concrete from tumbling into the river. A passerby notified police. no cause or clues were given and the street remained closed at noon.
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Washington Ave
L.A. Hastings
Washington Avenue
Man Struck By Auto Near Death at Victory Street
A man named Tony Ar vandisct was struck by an automobile on Victory Street and rushed to the hospital with a fractured skull. He is reportedly in critical condition and may die.
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Myers
Don
Meyers
Sixth-street
Meyer
Tony
German Cabinet to Resign After Locarno Pact Talks
The German cabinet met and decided to resign as planned before the Locarno Pacts adoption. Resignations will be sent to President Hindenburg tonight. He is expected to call on Chancellor Luther to reform his cabinet.
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Hindenburgs
Luther
Rescue at Sederland Mine Entombs Twenty Men
Twenty miners were trapped by a fire at the Sederland mine in California. Rescue crews battled toxic gas and a swept tunnel, recovering the imprisoned workers who were overcome but later brought out alive. One man reportedly died from gas exposure during the incident.
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Sederland
Motorist Held for Court on Manslaughter Charge
Lorain December - William Krieg 1014 West Street driver of the auto that struck and killed Walter Czaika and injured his brother was placed under arrest last night and charged with manslaughter. In municipal court today he pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a 2500 bond.
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Lorain
William Krieg
Th Street
Walter Czaika
Mount Gilead Joins Protest On Gas Rates
Mount Gilead council joins objections to Logan Gas Company rate hike set for December 15 affecting 72 Ohio municipalities. Officials call the proposed rates unjust, unreasonable, discriminatory and in violation of law.
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Columbus
Theo Mt
Gilead Council
Lst
State Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Ohio
Mount Gilead
Tragic Motorcycle Crash Ends Life of Steve Paval
Steve Paval of 31 Avenue died after his motorcycle struck a sidecar near Cleveland road. He attempted to pass a stopped truck as the sidecar swerved, the head of the rider striking the truck. He died instantly. his wife and young son survive. The driver Rohaz was questioned by the prosecutor and released after investigation.
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Steve Paval
Steve
Paval
Cleveland
E.S
Stree
Pital
Taylor
Foster Wote
Coz
Sheriff Underhill
Steve Rohaz
Rohaz
Noted Writer to Address Forum Sunday
Editorial writer and president of the New Evening Post, a noted author and magazine writer, will speak at the Forum meeting Sunday. His opinions attracted attention at last Sunday's gathering, and another large audience is expected.
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Willard
New ‘Evening /Post
Ocean liners to carry seaplanes for faster crossings
Rome reports three Italian liners under construction will be equipped with seaplane launchways. Passengers eager for speed and paying extra fare can complete the final stretch of the Atlantic crossing by air, sea planes launched from the liners.
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Rome
Polish Nobel Laureate Landslas Reymont Dies in Warsaw
London Dec 5 report states Polish author and Nobel Prize winner Landislas Reymont has died in Warsaw. An exchange telegraph message confirms the death of the renowned writer known for Ilter a cording to the news.
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London
Landislas Reymont
Warsaw
Republican Leaders Confer Over Insurgent Fate in Congress
Washington December 5 Republicans in both houses met to shape party votes as 1926 elections loom. Western senators favor peace with insurgents to win La Follette votes. Eastern senators push continuing admin insurgent war to secure Atlantic coast support. The Senate debate centers on admitting La Follette and Nye as Republicans and possibly restoring Brookhart Frasier and Ladd.
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House
Senate
Robert M. la Fallette
Atlantic Coast
Rob la Follette
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Smith
M. Brookhart
Iowa
Lynn
J. Frazier
N. D
LaPollette
Nye
Brookhbart
Frassey
LaFolletta
Laddlast
Marca
Appeals Court Won't Rehear Pike Sentencing Case
The U S Court of Appeals refused rehearing for Congressman John Easter Pike. The case awaits the Supreme Court's decision on a petition for certiorari. without this, Pike must begin serving his sentence.
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United States ‘Court, of Appeals
John We Easter
Pike
Paneee
Supreme Court
United Stat
Untess
Seay
Supreme ‘Court
Revies, Red
Cee
Crabbes Anti Gambling Pledge Shapes Ohio Gubernatorial Draft
Attorney General Crabbe signals possible gubernatorial bid if no candidate pledges to curb race track gambling. He frames gambling as a statewide issue tied to a Beulah Park case where receivers liquidated the racing association. Crabbe vows to order sheriffs to curtail track gambling if elected and to remove noncompliant officials.
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CL Crabbe
Repubcan
Iearry
Gamblin
States “Supreme
Beaulah Park
Crabbe
Ohio
Fire Marshal Inspects Several City Buildings
Fire Marshal inspected several city buildings yesterday to investigate local complaints received by his department. Inspector Dunn will report in a few days, and Chief Bates said Columbus orders on disposition will be sent to the Elyria Fire Department after recommendations.
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William R.dunn
Cleveland
Duna
Columbus
Elyria
Honest man returns purse found by police
Police recovered a lost pocketbook belonging to Mrs C B Nash of Butternut Ridge. An anonymous good Samaritan returned the valuables and $4 in cash, while officers noted the purse’s owner and contents. In other news a Ford Coupe with plate 796-939 was seized from a street on Third Street after three days.
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C. B. Nash
Butternut’ Ridge
Hupp-Packard
Elderly Woman Injured in Porch Fall in Lorain
Mary Hennessy, 80, fell from a back porch on Fourth Street last night fracturing a hip. She was taken to the hospital and may not recover.
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Bypfall Lorain
Mary Hennesy
Fourth Street
Parent Fined for Nonattendance in Olmstead County
Dec 5 Frank Furin fined five dollars plus costs by Justice Rice for failing to send his son to school regularly as ordered by attendance officer Charles C Smith.
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Norht Olmstead
Rhinelander Marriage Suit Reveals Sealed Verdict
The Rhinelander case ends with a verdict regarding the marriage to the daughter of a prominent New York family. Judge Morschauser will render a decision on the validity of the union after the sealed record was opened.
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Rhinielinder
Leonard
Kip Rhinelandé
New York
Famou
Rhinelander
Morschauser
Job
Caught with Liquor in Basket Fined by Mayor
George Decker was fined 200 by the mayor after police found liquor in his possession and in a second floor room in the Saunder Block. He was arrested with a gallon jug and two bottles in a market basket and told officer Pat Crehan he was carrying produce. Decker was remanded to county jail until the fine is paid. Harry Jorce and George Salt were each fined 1 and costs for intoxication.
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George Decker
Harry Hinkson
Decker
Pat Crehan
Harry Jorce
George
Salt
Widow of Judge Young Dies in Bed at Marion
Mrs Anna Young 65 widow of common pleas judge Boston G Young was found dead in bed at Marion Ohio. Death attributed to heart disease. Survived by son Hector J Young former prosecuting attorney.
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Marion
Anna Young
Common Pleas
Boston G. Young
Hector 3. Young
Court Scene Cites Contempt Warning in Verdict Reading
In a crowded courtroom the foreman Pietsch corroborated the verdict as Justice Morsehauser read the findings. The judge warned any demonstration would face contempt prosecutions, insisting the proceedings were not a circus.
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Pietsch
Morschan
Ser
Morsehauser
Watchful Waiting Policy Continues in Texas
Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson and husband James Ferguson maintain reticence amid House calls for a special session to probe alleged irregularities in the State Highway Department. A proclamation call is reportedly being drafted by Speaker Satterwhite, with mixed signals from officials and Democratic leaders.
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Tex
Ferguson _pubernatodial
Ofca
Texas House of Representatives
State
Miriam “Ay. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
House
Gtson
Lee
Satterwhite
Sion
Juege Ale
Edison
Hamilton
Clair Tman
State Democratic
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Focal
Bermit
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