Two Men Die In Lorain County Auto Accidents
In Lorain County two men died in separate auto accidents on Saturday and Sunday. Harvey Littlefield 22 of Eaton Township was killed when his car crashed into a rear of a truck and burned near his home. Carl Hartman 28 of Wellington was struck by a car on Route 15 while walking with his four year old son and another man. Hartman died at the scene.
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Harvey Littlefield
Durkee Road
Eaton Township
Littlefield
Carl Hartman
DeWolf Street
Wellington
Hartman
Clyde Bradstock
H. J. Bussey
Highland Avenue
Bellevue
Bradstock
Falls Clinic
Bussey
Clarence Adams
Henry Moehl
Kieth Andrews Undertaking Establishment
Hns
Jack Hartman
New London
Kenneth
Donald
Leta Nash
Huntington
Keith Andrews
Luttnow
Church of Christ
Willington
Farmers Feed and Coal Company
Gratton
J.H. Hales
West River Street
Elyria
Edward Frye
Anna Kantor
Murray Ridge
Frye
Miss Kanter
Hales
Bert Montagne
Paul Chapman
William Caley
Gordon Tite
Fred Straight
Louis Knapp
T. A. Peebles
Extradition Papers Arrive for Insull Hearing in Chicago Case
Ex tradition papers for the return of Samuel Insull to Chicago on embezzlement charges reached the United States legation in Athens. They were sent to the foreign ministry for transmission to the Ministry of Justice and the court of appeals to set a hearing date. Insult and American officials are prepared with evidence.
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Athens
Dec
Samuel Insull
Chicago
United States
Legation
Foreign Ministry
Ministry of Justice
Court of Appeals
Weather forecast for Ohio improves with rain regions
Fair tonight with warmer conditions in the south. Tuesday sees increasing cloudiness followed by rain in central and south parts and rain or snow in the far north, with colder air in the north.
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Ohio
South
North
Warner Resigns As Stanford Coach
Glen Scobey Warner resigned today as head coach at Stanford University ending 11 years with the Cardinal gridiron squad. The move was announced in a telephone call to athletic director Dr Thomas A Storey in Palo Alto California.
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Palo Alto
Cal
U.P
Glen Scobey
Pop
Warner
Stanford University
Thomas A. Storey
Cardinal
Grangers Hold Enthusiasts Rally At La Grange High School
About five hundred grangers from Lori n county gathered at La Grange High School for the annual county rally with fourteen organizations represented. W B Bliss spoke on school surveys and the proposed tax plan favoring income taxes. a grange pageant followed featuring scenes from Pioneer to Spirit of Progress. The junior granges held a concurrent rally with ninety eight in attendance and a program including degree work and a pin award for Hickory Tree junior secretary.
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Lorain County
la Grange
Frank Mason
W. B. Bliss
Ohio
Columbus
Pomona
Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
The
North Elyria
Ridgeville Grange
Oberlin
Carlisle
Wipton
Henrietta
Wellington
Penfield
Old Glory
Huntington
Huntington Granges and Finally the Spirit of Progress By North Eaton, Aeme
Gratton Oranges
Old Glory Grange Orchestra
Lorgin County
Grange Hall
Ridgeville
Hickory Tree
Carlisle Granges
Hickory Tree Juvenile Grange
Japanese destroyer Sawarabi sinks in storm off Foochow
Bulletin from Tokio reports the 900 ton Japanese destroyer Sawarabi foundered 100 nautical miles off Formosa amid a Monday storm. More than 60 missing, fourteen rescued. Escorts and two cruisers rushed from Majeo to aid the rescue. The ship was a second class destroyer laid down under the 1921 program.
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Tokio
Sawarabi
Foochow
Navy Office
Formosa
Majeo
South China Port
Fukien Province
Dr Neighbour Named Permanent Pastor At First Baptist
Dr R E Neighbour, acting pastor for two months, was elected permanently by a large vote at the First Baptist church. He accepted during last night service and will outline plans next Sunday. Neighbour previously led Elyria church, edited periodicals, and preached nationwide with Faith Missions and Gospel Tabernacle ties.
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R. E. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Dr. Neighbour
Neighbour
Elytia
Georgia
Faith Missions
Elyria
Union Gospel Press
Cleveland
Gospel Herald
Rochester
Toledo
Chicago
Paul Rader
Gospel Tabernacle of
Gary
Indiana
Elks Pay National Memorial Tribute to Deceased Members
Elyria Elks held a memorial service at the Elks club on Second Street with Rev. James T. Daley delivering the memorial address and Robert Burns singing solos. About seventy lodge members and guests attended, joining nationwide observances at other lodges.
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Elyria Elks
Elks Club
Second Street
James T. Daley
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Burns
Elks
Local Girls State Champions Return From Chicago
Two Carlisle Township girls Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streicher returned home after a Chicago trip as Ohio's Four H club demonstration team. No national contest was held at the National Four H Club Congress, so the state champions could only wonder how they'd fare in a national event.
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Chicago
Carlisle Township
Ohio
Mildred Pallas
Marguerite Streicher
Stlli
Repeal Defeated in the House
The House rejected the Garner Resolution for outright repeal of the 18th Amendment. The measure failed 272 to 144, five votes short of a two thirds majority, signaling the end of repeal chances in the short session. Speaker Garner announced the result.
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Washington
U. P
House
Garner
House Clears Way for Garner Prohibition Repeal Vote
The House approved a second to force a roll call on the Garner Prohibition Repeal resolution. Vote by teller was 245 to 121 for consideration, with several southern Democrats abstaining, marking the first test of the measure.
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Washington
U. P
House
Teller
Possession of liquor charges filed against Tom Mc Bride
Police Captain Corbett Southam and Patrolman C. E. Parker charged Tom Mc Bride of West Avenue near Lodi Street with possessing liquor after a raid Saturday night. Officers were admitted by Mc Bride’s granddaughter and found a pitcher of alleged liquor in the kitchen where two men were present. McBride was ordered to appear before Mayor W. H. Van Oster.
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Tom McBride
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Corbett Southam
E. Parker
McBride
W. H. van Oster
Educator Augustine Bennett Dies of Heart Disease
Rev Augustine Bennett faculty member and assistant treasurer of Xavier University Cincinnati dies at home from heart disease He hails from Peoria Illinois taught at John Carroll University Cleveland and Loyola University Chicago
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Cincinnati
Augustine Bennett
Xavier University
Peoria
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Loyola University
Chicago
Gift Guide Classifieds For Cozy Home Shopping
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Tammany Hall Surrenders to Economy Forces
New York on December 5 1922 Tammany Hall yielded to calls for economy as a factional revolt grew amid a campaign to draft Alfred E Smith for a 1923 reorganization mayor. The move coincides with a plan to reduce city salaries and cut costs across departments and commissions.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany
Smith
Tammany Organization
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hofstadter Committee
John P. O’brien
Joseph V. McKee
McKee
O'Brien
O’brien
Board of Aldermen
Board of Taxicab Control
Bill Drafting Bureau of Municipal Assembly and
City Planning Commission
Relief Bonds Are Signed in Lorain County
Lorain County issued a second relief bond amounting to 90000 dollars with signatures from County Auditor C.8. Kelser and County Commissioners C. D. Murray Thomas Peebles and George Rhoads. Funds will be distributed this week. A prior relief issue totaled 131245 dollars.
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Lorain County
C. 8
Kelser
C. D. Murray
Thomas Peebles
George Rhoads
County adopts 3 mill tax rate after budget vote
The county tax rate is set at 3 mills, down from 3.05, to fund next year's operations. County Auditor C S Kelser announced after a budget commission meeting with Prosecutor Don W Myers and Treasurer N D Backus. The rate, based on $170 million in county valuation, will raise about $510,000 plus other receipts, with delinquencies reducing the assessed base from $191 million.
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C. S. Kelser
Budget Commission
Kelser
Don W. Myers
N. D. Backus
Study Pleas Of Britain And France
Washington reports President Hoover Secretary Stimson and aides spent the week-end studying Britain and France war debt revision and postponed payments due in ten days. The talks did not reveal progress. Hoover may address Congress with a view to reestablishing a debt commission or present a non recommender stance amid strong opposition.
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Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Great Britain
France
Congress
Plane Crashes Near Trenton Lake Erie. Three Feared Drowned
Coast guardsmen and aviators resumed search for two men and a woman believed dead after a plane crash into Lake Erie near Trenton Michigan. Only Marcella Kapnitzky, 17, Punxsutawney Pa., was recovered. Missing are Thomas Neal Brown 29 Detroit Catherine Seis 30 Detroit and Patrick Tuohey 45 Detroit. The four had traveled from Detroit to Pittsburgh and back, forced to land in Toledo by weather. The wreckage showed twisted propeller blades indicating a high force impact. Low visibility and heavy seas hindered recovery efforts.
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Trenton
Mich
Coast
Lake Erie
Marcella Kapnitsky
Punxsutawney
Thomas Neal Brown
Detroit
Catherine Seis
Patrick Tuohey
Detroit City
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Ohio City
Meet to Consider Weighty Problems as Congress Opens
Washington December 5. Congress opened amid the looming end of the postwar Republican era. Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner presided as the House heard the looming repeal vote while Senate leaders stressed solemnity and a memorial for departed colleagues. Hunger demonstrations and a mood of transition colored the opening as lawmakers faced a new political landscape.
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Washington
U. P
Curtis
Garner A¢ Inggh
Senate
Watson
Jones
Wash
Waterman
House
Capitol
Henry Rainey
John N. Garner
Barney T. Phillips
Garner
James S. Montgomery
Costigan
Colorado
Charles K. Waterman
Dill
Wesley L. Jones
Hoover
Robinson
Congress Opens Short Session Amid Civil Disturbances
Washington braces for a wartime Capitol security mood as 3,100 hunger marchers loom near the Capitol. A looming tax hike and 18th Amendment repeal clash with a Senate hold on repeal until after Christmas. Walker’s arrival shifts Senate plurality. 165 defeated members enter the session.
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Washington
Capitol
Potomac
House
Garner
Senate
Hoover
Walter Walker
Colorado
Congress
Walker
Karl C. Schuyler
Farmer Labor
Schuyler
Watson
Moses
New Hampshire
Hunger marchers chase priest from camp in Washington
At dawn on December 5 in Washington the hunger marchers began clashes as police surrounded the White House and Capitol. They chased a priest from their boulevard camp and threatened to kill a portly man they claimed was a Department of Justice agent stoolpigeon.
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Bulletin
Washington
Wei
Exetra
White House
Capitol
Woman Fined $100 by Mayor for Liquor Charge
Mrs. Mae Hall of 35 West street was fined $100 and costs by Mayor W. VanOrner after a morning arrest on a charge of illicit liquor. Police officers arrested her as they found liquor in her possession at the scene.
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Mae Hall
W. _ VanOner
Pelleg
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Bill Clark
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Clark
Bert Crowthers
Gongreog
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