Community Service Council reorganized with bank backing
The Community Service Council in Elyria reorganizes with representation from all local societies. Banks accept responsibility, a permanent committee is formed, temporary officers are chosen and a January campaign for the Community Chest and city civic involvement is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Council
Elyria
F. A. Smythe
Communiy Service Council
Lorain County Savings &Trust Company
F. A Smythe
Community Council
Op Nion
F A. Smythe
T T Robtnaan
T Lo Molee
James Thomas
T T. Robinson
Commungity Service Council
Suspect Nabbed in Milling Co Robbery Here
Sheriff Backus and officers captured Fred Myers known as Cowboy for alleged Riverside Milling Co robbery on Nov 29. Myers, freed in 1917 to pay a 48.9 percent fine, had not paid and a warrant was issued. He was identified by two men and charged in police court with the crime. A hearing will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Backus
Riverside Miling Co
Backus
Fred Myers
Myers
Tha ‘iIing Co
Jim
Stolen Jewelry Recovered in Cincinnati Prosect
Jewelry valued at 675000 stolen from Colonel William Cooper Procter in Cincinnati was recovered after Victor Beltou and Peter Welker were arrested. Beltou confessed but would speak only with the Proctors. Diamonds had been removed from settings and recovered jewelry exceeded prior reports. Beltou tried to draw a revolver but was disarmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Wes
Victor Beltou
Payton
Procter
Peter Welker
Reid
Bellan
Rellou
Welker
Faces Fourth Life Sentence
Wirt County, West Virginia. W. H. Griffith, already serving three life terms for murder, is to face a fourth trial after a habeas corpus writ allowed transport to Point Pleasant. He killed Constable John Doff during arrest efforts in January 1921 and later killed a fellow inmate and caused prison fires before his capture.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
W. H. Griffith
Wirt County
John Doff
Doff
Henry Lucas
Moundavilla
Griffith
Early passage forecast for soldier bonus in Congress
Washington prediction places immediate House Ways and Means action on soldier bonus. Chairman Fordney plans early committee consideration to draft a bill funding cash payments of 625 for overseas service and 500 for home service. Supporters say an alternative plan offering cash homes farms and paid-up insurance could reach 400 million dollars, with about 80 percent likely to take cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Fordney
Friends of the Alternative
State troops guard packing plants in South St Paul
Four hundred state guardsmen under Adjutant General W F Ahinow are on guard duty around the Swift and Armour packing plants in South St Paul following orders from Governor Preus after a mayor and Dakota County Sheriff James Dunn appealed for protection. They were sent to keep entrances open to the plants amid strike tensions.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Dee i
W. F. Ahinow
Atrike
Swift and Armour Packing
Preus
Ete
James Dunn
Dakota County
Autos Crash on Broad Street
A motorist from Cleveland, Ladle A. Gonase, was arrested after a collision with a Lepper Co. vehicle at Court and Broad streets. The Lepper car struck a rear wheel and foot board while turning onto Court, with Gonase denying fault as authorities prepared charges.
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Gonase
Cleveland
Am Midglay
Lepper Co
Court and
Broad Street
Lepper
Court Street
Gonada
Lnout
Major Jones
Gonass
Ball
Demonstrations in China Demand Government Resigns
Shanghai reports a mass demonstration protesting China's policies toward Shantung and urging President Hsu Shing to retire. Speakers urged prayer for righteousness, while Chinese delegates faced threats of hostile reception in Washington.
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Shanghai
Washington
Pekin
Hsu Shing
Associated Chambers of Commerce
E& Telegram
China
South China Republic
Shantung Peninsula
Ching
Lorain Hero Gains U S Citizenship While Hospitalized
Thomas Woodley of Lorain, hospitalized at St Josephs, receives United States citizenship papers. Woodley saved a nine girl from a heavy sand bucket and was struck by the bucket, nearly losing his life. Immigrant Agent W C Shockley Judge W B Thompson and County Clerk C M Williams visited Lorain to deliver the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Woodley
Lorata
St. Joseph's Hospital
United States
Woodley
Court House
Thin City
W. C. Shockley
W. JB. Thompson
C. M. Williams
Lorain
Oodley
England
Woman Fined After Liquor Raid at Woodford Avenue Home
Mrs Anna Kosma of 134 Woodford Avenue was fined 500 by Mayor Jones for violating the liquor ordinance after officers Zarnke Southam Walton and Johnson raided her home yesterday afternoon finding a still three barrels of rye mash five gallons of rye whisky and several bottles and jugs. Kosma claimed no sale was involved but she was making liquor for personal use. The mayor deemed the amount excessive and ordered payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kosma
Woodford Avenue
Costa
Jones
Offcers Zarnke
Southam
Walton and Johnson
Former Emergency Fleet Head Sues for Divorce in Chicago
Charles Piez, former director general of the U S emergency fleet corporation, has filed for divorce from Mrs Laura Flora Piez. The complaint cites desertion and says Mrs Pies now resides in New York.
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Chicago
Lor
Charles Piez
U. S. Emergency Fleet Corporation
Mra
Laura Flora Piez
Pies
New York
Edison claims step toward making gold from base metals
In a Muscle Shoals interview Thomas Edison says a recent discovery could lead to manufacturing gold from base metals. He notes the chemical literature in support and discusses bonds with gold content and potential implications for finance and industry.
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Allan L. Benson
I. N
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Theaua
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Roninein
Grime Declared Mental Disease by Dentist Speaker
Dr Otto A King of Chicago told Ohio State Dental Society delegates crime is a mental disease tied to physical defects such as poor teeth. He argued oral health affects earning capacity and longevity, adding that bad teeth can cause insanity and heart disease.
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Columbus
Otto A. King
Chicago
Ohio State Dental Society
King
National Association
Dr. King
Mellon urges deeper tax cuts and sales tax option
Washington December 7 The secretary of the treasury argues for further income and excess profits tax reductions and endorses a sales tax approach to broaden revenue. He notes the need to simplify tax laws and retain the income tax while reducing high rates through congressional action.
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Washington
eVerage
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Irish peace move grants liberty to Irish primates and officials
London dispatch reports King George grants liberty to Irish primates amid talks on the new Irish state. About 4000 to 5000 Sing Feth Prisoners may be freed as British administration plans to withdraw from Dublin Castle and abolish Irish civil service posts. A Belfast courier awaits Ulster cabinet reply as Britain moves to end military authority in Ireland.
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Ireland
Belfast
Ulster Cabinet
Iniel
Irish Free State
Dublin Castle
Irel
Sir Hamar, Greenwood
Lorain Boy Killed by Auto Near Stop 47
Eight year old David Price was struck by an automobile driven by Nick Papowitch on Lorain's green Line near Stop 47 while returning from school. He suffered a broken neck and internal injuries, died at St Joseph's hospital. Coroner Perry will investigate the circumstances.
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David Price
Mong
Stop 47
Green Line
Mat Point
Nick Papowitch
21St St
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cornoner Perry
Suit for 10000 in Car Ejection Began Here
The case of Wadi Kowalski v. Joram Street Railway opened today in courtroom No 4 over damages claimed for a fall from a streetcar. Kowalski alleges the conductor struck him after he hit the ground, causing permanent injuries. Chiropractor Dr Duff testified but was limited by a judge ruling denying chiropractors as qualified experts.
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Wadi Kowalski
Joram Street Railway
Kowalski
Dr. Duff
Lorain
Whs
Redington
Duff
Famous Surgeon Abandons Tour to Return Home
Dr. Adolf Lorenz the Austrian bloodless surgeon who had treated child cripples in New York will not continue his American tour and will return to Vienna. Opposition from medical professionals was cited as the reason for his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolf Lorenz
Vietrna
Two Killed in Wreck Near Dayton and Cincinnati
In heavy fog near Dayton two Interurban cars collided killing a man and a woman and injuring several others. Earlier in Cincinnati a motorcycle and an auto crashed with fatalities and multiple serious injuries, including a journalist listed among the wounded.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Dayton Traction Lne
Elyrian Elated Over Ireland Peace Settlement
The article reports elated reactions to Ireland becoming a free state republic and home rule. A. M. Webber and Rev. Edwin Kirby Bare express hope that peace between Ireland and England will foster prosperity, disarmament optimism, and global harmony under one flag. The piece includes continued remarks on Page 2.
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Ireland
Webber Bays
England
Canada
Guatemala Government Overthrown Reported
Washington dispatch reports the Guatemalan government overthrown according to advices to the state department from Benton McMillen American minister. The message mentions a resigning official and indicates a shock development in Central America.
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Washington
State Department
Benton McMillen American Minster
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