Government Wins Anti-Trust Rail Case Decision
Government wins its anti trust suit against the Lilneh Valley Railroad Company and attributed corporations. Supreme Court ruling upholds contention that monopoly existed. Justice general and district attorneys participated in the case with attorney general and other officials cited.
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Waitington
Dee
Tovernment
Lilneh Valley Railroad Company
Monwnis
Sherman
Cnarees
Biola
Ts Laue
Lutin
Tragic double death as Mrs Koehler shot and children burned
In Youngstown near Wabelord, Mrs Koehler was shot in the forehead and arm while her two children were burned to death as a house fire followed a suspected entry by a Negro. Neighbors report hearing shots, while authorities in Warren investigate and note Mrs Koehler's account of a white man involved. Hospital says injuries include a forehead bruise and a spine bruise. four cartridges found in the revolver.
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Youngstown
Huethra
Wablord Oo
Roller
Harry Co'er
Warren
Koehler
Koehlerg
Kochlers
Mra Koehler
Oberlin Inmates Escape Reach Home After Day Gap
Five boys escaped from Oberlin Biren Home Saturday morning and walked about twenty one miles to Fairraid track. They turned themselves in later the same day and were returned to the home. Superintendent Mosher pursued them and reported the boys were calm upon capture and ready to resume residence. The episode caused distress at the home.
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Sly Hoy
Oberlin
Jem
Mosher
Dora Diétance
Bunery
Fairraid
Orwalk
Osher
Irmer
Toraln
Business Analyst Will Speak Tuesday at Chamber Meeting
Howard Wisehaupt business analyst and sales director will address an Elyria Chamber gathering Tuesday evening at the hall. He will discuss the subject Measure of Service under the Elyria Business College auspices, offering Know School of Salesmanship and Business Efficiency course to winter students. All interested are urged to attend.
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Howard Y Wisehaunt
Chamber of Comerca
Elyria Business Dlege
Three Injured in Lorain Auto Accidents Sunday
Several people were injured Sunday afternoon and night in Lorain in automobile accidents. John Mitchell was struck by a car on 28th Street and suffered a broken right leg. Mrs Lawrence Nokerin sustained a head injury when a car hit a wagon carrying John Folson, his five year old daughter, and Mary Uhre of Cleveland, who were slightly injured when their vehicle was struck by a truck and street car.
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Torain Deco
John Witchell
28Th Street
Lawrence Nokerin
John Folson
Mary Uhre
Cleviland
Florence Barnes Dies at Home in Cleveland
Mrs Florence Barnes mother of Mrs Ida A Baird died last night at her daughter's home on East 0th Street. Survived by husband and two daughters. Funeral services will be at her daughter's Cleveland home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Florence Barnes
A Baird
Rod Wray
Cleveland
Ridgelawn
Nations Assembly Postpones Article on Covenant Change
The League assembly postpones consideration of amending Article S of the covenant. Canadian delegation Doncurty proposes the amendment. a committee will study a remedy when the next session convenes. Argentina withdraws from the ensemble, leaving a pivotal stance on reform.
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Transa
Ar Cyre
Tabbe
Bicasta
Argeatina
Assembly of the Lyagua of Nations
T 7
Hencinkty
Lea
Moonshining warrants target Whitley County group in Pineville raid
Deputy U S marshals raided Whitley County near Pineville chasing twenty or more moonshiners. Four combatants battled fourteen revenue officers amid ambush fire on Pine Mountain. One man reportedly fell, others fled, and several were arraigned in Pineville as the raid continued with no confirmed injuries.
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Lenington Ky
Dee
South America
Whitley County
Vand
Rollins
Pineville Ward
Prohibition
Aasant
Mers
U S Marahalg
Moonghiners
Nino
Marlend
Pinvite
Wet Pavements Spark Sunday Traffic Accidents
Wet pavements and wind caused several traffic accidents Sunday as police reported. Roads were slick and visibility affected, with crews working to clear up debris and repair damage while officers coordinated with patrols for safety.
Kick Twice Storms Jail in San Francisco Shootout
George Rovd, accused of shooting three officers during an arrest tied to attacks on girls, died near death from a gunshot wound in jail. Three other arrestees were held without charges as protests and attempts to storm the jail erupted outside the San Francisco facility.
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Santa Ros
CAL
DFC
George Rovd
San Francisco
James A Petriy
Sonoma J County
Jo T .Miles Jackson
Tester Gorfman
Gain
MEET TUESDAY TO DECIDE ON SEAL CAMPAIGN
Representatives from every club in this city will meet at the Chamber of Commerce hall Tuesday afternoon to discuss plans for the care of Red Cross seals during the holiday. The meeting will be called to order at 3 o clock, and the club members are requested to work or hand at that hour to avoid delay. Shritmag seals will be placed on sale soon for gifts traveling long distances before reaching their destination, and refunds are requested for improper shipments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Eamn
LaGrange notes primes Licenser Mot ot Denar event
An OCR fragment from LaGrange references primes Licenser Mot ot Denar and Meron Of in an 8 cormer context. Details are unclear due to the text corruption but the items appear tied to a local listing or notice.
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As LaGrange
Peculiar Auto Crash Injures Oxford Man
Drew Washap and V O Prortman of Oxford court TM report a Sunday night accident. A car driven by Fol. Wendt or Jicoln costt stalled on Brod Street, struck by another vehicle, leaving the victim with a scalp wound and requiring medical attention. Police say no beacon was present and a crowd gathered as the scene unfolded.
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Drew Washap & VO
Oxford Court
Guan Wes Ntree
Crane Iebbs
Brod Street
Fol. Wendt
Jicoln Costt
Barting
Spe
Help Wanted and Work Offers Promote Community Aid
A distressed call encourages unemployed men to contact telephone numbers 2880 and 2990 for help finding work before Christmas. Notice urges visiting Wahinists Hall Bread Street and the railroads to register for available tasks, promising assistance and possible home repairs or farm labor through local efforts.
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Piya
Wahinists
Campaign To Cut Prices Aims At Farm State Movements
A Chicago convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation discusses five great movements to stabilize agriculture and reduce farm product costs. Leaders push for a national plan tied to the Farmers National Grain Center. The plan seeks to limit midwinter prices, improve marketing, and study costs through the Bureau of Markets. Continued on Page 2.
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Indianapolis
Burei
Abe
Dresidet
Howard
Clerinms Lyfy
Pacm
Louis Dee
Asu d
Lewis Warking
Crowerg
Aosto
Asappiation Hay Fist
Chicago
Bureau of Warkets
Tniteu &Ites Department of Arribniture
Pleads Guilty to Stealing Lumber
William Neubiser of this city pleaded guilty in Pelle caurt Wendh morning to purloining lumber valued at $10 from the West Side Lumber and Carl Cotping plant. Neubiser and Fred Stille were stopped by Patrolman South while walking along the B&O tracks Friday night and questioned about the lumber. Investigation showed the lumber belonged to the company. Neubiser was fined $26 plus costs. Mayor Johnny Stalla was held under bond for further Investi gations to determine whether Stalla was implicated.
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William Neubiser
Pelle Caurt Wendh
Tamber
Carl
Neubiser
Fred Stille
B & QO
Powess
Lunber Company
Neuliner
Jonny Stalla Wis
Atioga
Stalla
City Briefs: Sleepy Lodger in Lorain Bus Station
A Lorain man, Baird, allegedly slept in a waiting room misidentified as a fi op house and was moved to a jail cell for the night by a patrolman. A Lorain court case seeks a half-ownership share in a property with Freda Stehle and others to quiet title. A large attendance at a memorial service for local lodge members featured a speech by Jude Tedington.
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Dog Baird
Lorain
Green Mae
Agnes 1
Stehle
Freda J Stehle
Indva Repria
Jude FE C
Tedington
Harding Seeks Bid for Bipartisan Senate Cooperation
President-elect Harding arrived at the capitol for the third session of the sixty south congress. He vowed to foster better teamwork between the White House and Congress and to engage with Republican leaders and senators in early talks, signaling a cooperative approach amid ongoing Washington deliberations.
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Washington
Congress
Jlarding
Senate
Marshall
Gillet
Haruing
Senator Lodge
Mr. Harding
White House
Harding
Hie
Wilson
Capitol
Pall
New Mexico
Lodge
Hig Walt
Hila
Rapubinan
Trial Start At Cleveland For Murder Suspect George Losteiner
Four first degree murder cases were scheduled in Cleveland today as the drawing of a jury began in Common Pleas Court to try George Jiggs Losteiner for the murder of Patrolman Patrick Caffney in fast Cleveland. Losteiner is also tied to the slaying of Detective David Barnes at the Elyria yard last July. He was captured October 21 with two bandits after an attempted robbery at the Cleveland Trust Company's Ford branch.
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Cleveland
George
Jiggs) Losteiner
Patrick Caffney
Common Pleas
Bier
Losteiner
David Barnes
New York Central
Elyria O
Tosteiner
Ledford
Oveland [Rust Company
Court reverses Fed. Ball antitrust ruling in reserve clause case
The Court of Appeals reversed a $236,000 district court award against the major leagues in favor of the Baltimore Federal League club. It held playing baseball did not constitute commerce under federal antitrust law and the reserve clause restrictions aimed at preserving club personnel did not affect league movements. any impact was incidental.
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Washington
Tha Dlatrist Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Decorate French General at Fort Myers ceremony
General Robert Georges Nivelle, former director in chief of the French armies and Verdun hero, will receive the Distinguished Service Medal today. Secretary Baker will present the honor at Fort Meyers in a ceremony recognizing wartime leadership.
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Washington
Dee
Robert Georges Wnivelle
Verdun
Baker
Fort Meyers
Lorain County Auto Club Plans Annual Meeting
The Lorain County Auto Club will hold its annual meeting Friday evening at 730 at the Chamber of Commerce hall. Directors will be elected and officers chosen for the year. Speakers are to address guests, with music and refreshments provided to encourage attendance.
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Lorain County Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Memorial Hospital and Birth Announcements
Birth notices list a son born to Mr and Mrs Leo Sarp at 8th Street and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fail Ed wards at 1410 East River Street. Other names include Admired Mrs Srece Carroll Bond Street, John Polaye Turner Street, Mrs Walter Hanson Oberlin, and William Allen Jackson Hotel. Saccharin case against Samuel Good man of Lorain is continued in court as city solicitor allows more time to consider the charge.
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Leo Sarp
Eighth Street
Miso
Mra Fail Edwards
East River Street
Srece Carroll Bond
John Polaye
Turner Street
Walter Hanson
Oberlin
Walliam Allen Jackson
Mary Szalize
West River Street
Frank Swallow
Lima
Ohio
Samuel Goodman
Lorain
What If Nobody Should Give Slogan Contest Snippets
A local campaign sponsors a ten dollar prize for the best community slogan. Submissions pour in as contestants vie for a strong line urging mutual aid and generosity. Readable phrases include Help ye one another Help somebody today and Let liberality thrive in this charitable drive.
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Teavue
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Avers
George “Giggs” Losteiner
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