Tragedy and romance entwine at Sailstad-Hine case hearing
A county meeting follows a dramatic day as Dorothy Anderson mourns a lover linked to Sailstad and Miss Aramour. Police say Sailstad confessed to the crimes. the couple pledged eternal devotion amid legal turmoil as the new Congress begins its session in Washington.
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Allstad
Dorothy Anderson
Comlan
Dorothrough
Tle
Miss Anshe
Tson
Sailstad
Ind. Means Mites and Committee Names Listed
Dec 7 The Means Committee handles tax and bond matters. Personnel listed include Green Iowa Treadway Maes Dakota Frear Wilson Conn Bach fsey Hadiley Wesh berlake Colorado ork Watson wiher New nddiom Tin lin Michigan Gartner Te ssippi Oldtield o Georgia C Martin Joni Hil Te
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Green
Iowa
Treadway
Maes
Dakota
Frear
Wilson
Bachfsey
Hadiley
Weshberlake
Colorado
Watson
Wiher
Tinlin
Michigan
Gartner
Tessippi
Oldtield
Georgia
C Martin
Joni Hil
Miners Report Casualties After Coal Mine Incident
A brief notice recalls a coal mine accident where several miners were injured and removed from the site before 9 o clock. It notes a locate halt and ongoing investigation into the cause and extent of the injuries.
Kiwanis Honor Richwine With Perfect Attendance
Elyria Kiwanis marks five years of meetings with George Richwine maintaining perfect attendance. He receives a floral basket and is named President for 1924. The club elects George L. Richwire as President and lists officers and directors for the year, while planning the New Year’s Park event and Willoughby Charter Party participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Elyria
George Richwine
Kiwanis Club International
Y.M.C. A
Elyria Memorial Hospital
George H. Chamberlain
George L. Richwire
J. H. Brown
Elmer M. Rice
A. R. Jones
H. M. Andress
J. P. Allman
J. Ed. Betteridge
N.S. Fitch
Henry Heidrich
Walter H. Watts
J. G. Wherry
Chas. M. Williams
Jim Armitage
Preliatus
Albers Villa
Bivria
Jones
Ohio Kiwanis
Veteran officials push jobs for rehabilitated ex service men
Washington December remarks by Brig. Gen. Frank Hines director of the veterans bureau outline a national plan to guarantee priority hiring for ex service men among private employers. The aim is to build a system to promote permanent employment for rehabilitated veterans.
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Washington
Dec. T
United States
Posse
Frank Hines
Veterans Bureau
Hines
Coolidge to Name Rail Way Labor Board Members
President Coolidge will send to the Senate on Monday three appointments to the United States Railway Labor Board. The nominees are E. P. Morrow former Kentucky Governor to represent the public, E. F. Grable for the labor group, and Horace Baker for the Management group. Both Grable and Baker currently serve by Tecesa appointment.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
United States Railway Labor Board
White House
E. P. Morrow
Kentucky
R. M. Barton
E. F. Grable
Horace Baker
Tecesa
Donahey Seeks Stronger Enforcement Of Day Laws
Governor Donahey urged stricter use of the padlock law, harsher penalties for drunken drivers, and no commercialization of liquor enforcement. He called for unified effort by public and police to enforce laws, vow to pursue anarchists, and pledged state aid to sheriffs and prosecutors for swift action.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
Republic
Smythe Sues Over Amherst Mayoral Election Result
The case of Major J. J. Smythe of Amherst, challenging the Maryership in the last election, went to trial before Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox and was continued to this afternoon. Testimony was expected to conclude today before a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
H. C. Wilcox
Officials to Columbus for Ohio enforcement conference
Mayor Jones, Major elect Hinkson and Police Chief Sttankard have traveled to Columbus to attend a Governor Donahey called conference. The event will focus on enforcement and prohibition laws for the coming year with addresses by prosecutors mayors police chiefs and the governor and a regular experience meeting planned.
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Jones
Hinkson
Sttankard
Columbus
Donah
Ohio
Donahey
Mexican revolt spreads as Obregon ponders military rule
The revolt supporting de la Huerta expands across Vera Cruz and other states. Obregon, reportedly ill, may proclaim himself military dictator to restore order while the government acts to suppress the uprising and protect key oil regions.
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Mexico City
de la Huerta
Obregon
Celaya
Senate
House of Deputies
Supreme Court
Guadalupe Sanchez
Vera Cruz
Sanchez
Guerrero
Chihuahua
Oaxaca
Michoacan
Jalisco
Baldwin Loss Shakes London as Labor Rises in Election
London reports show Baldwin's Tory government defeated as Labor gains mount in Britain’s general election. Key results place Tories 188 seats, Labor 117, Liberals 90 with majorities shifting. Churchill and other prominent figures face defeats or holds as counts continue through the day.
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London
Baldwin
Margaret Banfield
Northampton
England
Labor Party
House of Commons
Tories
Labor
Liberals
Stanley Baldwin
Bewdler
Ramsay McDonald
R. A. Sanderson
Bridgewater
W. E B. Morse
Winston Churchill
Derbyshire
Lford George
Carnarvon
Wailis
Lady Terrington
Wycombd
Tnc
Perthshire
Davison
Hilton Philipson
Bernic Tweed
Hav
Clark
Frank Hodkes
Sher Jsader
Litehfed Althorch
Laborites
Countess of Warwick
Thomas
County Life Underwriters Gather for Lorain County meeting
The Lorain County Life Underwriters Association held a large gathering at the Elyria Elks Club with representatives from across the county. J. P. White of Metropolitan Life Insurance spoke enthusiastically as plans were made to advance life insurance service and improve working conditions for members.
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Lorain County Life Underwriters’ Association
Elyria Elks’ Club
J. P. White
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Life
Lorain
Cox
Dondon
J. C. Everhard
Geo. H. OW. Mertiman
Woman Faints in Court Room During Trial
In a courtroom scene a woman, identified as Mrs. Turfesin acane Corts, fainted and had to be carried out while a trial proceeded against WF Kohn. The testimony noted she showed no signs of distress beforehand and the incident interrupted proceedings briefly.
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Kohn
Hugger
Legion Head Objects to Bonus Stand
Davenport Iowa December 7 John R Quinn National commander of the American Legion here for conference with legion leaders took strong exception to President Coolidges opposition to the gol dged bonus He said Coolidge has been misinformed about the people desire and that the nation can pay the adjusted compensation while also cutting taxes.
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Davenport
John R. Quinn
American Legion
Coolidge
Quinn
Coolidge 1924 Platform Seen Shaping White House Race
Washington observers report President Coolidge’s 1924 platform and South Dakota preference caucus set the stage for a formal candidacy within a week. The world court endorsement and opposition to the soldiers bonus emerge as key fault lines with Senator Hiram Johnson likely to weaponize them for campaign gain.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
South Dakota
White House
Hiram Johnson
World Court
Mr. Coolidge
Expedition in 1917: Rob Messenger at Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Rob Messenger in Chicago and an expedition in 1917. Names Te Aaimek and i 'hres Nand appear garbled. The text mentions Hugh Green and Maeui but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Chicago
Hugh Green
Maeui
Mellon urges immediate tax cuts to aid postwar economy
Secretary Mellon tells Congress that high taxes burden consumers and hinder prosperity. He says tax reductions will lower living costs, boost industry, and restore normal tax structure, with agriculture and rail traffic showing strength and a continued 1922 building program.
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Washington
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Congress
Mellon
United States
Coolidge
Meilon
Consumers General
What Wins 18 Emphasized in Oberlin Talk
J. Burke spoke to Oberlin Business College students on what it means to winning. He traced childhood ambitions from candy merchant to engineer to lawyer and finally newspaper editor, urging a focus on usefulness and attitude over place. He warned against chasing excess rewards and urged moving toward service to stand out in the community.
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J. ¥. Burke
Oberlin Business College
Senate probe widened as White House papers sought
The Senate committee expanded its inquiry seeking the full set of White House letters and Navy and Interior Department correspondence on Teapot Dome leasing. Senator Walsh of Montana and Senator Smoot of Utah announced plans for former Secretary Fall to testify regarding alleged irregularities in the Teapot Dome affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Geane
Pud- le Lanis
White House
Navy
Interior
Single tax proposal for autos adopted by Ohio trades group
A December Ohio Automotive Trades Association meeting endorsed a plan to levy a single auto tax paid to the state to fund improved roads. The motion seeks to abolish the 3 percent truck tax and the 5 percent tax on passenger cars, with details on replacements and current tax coverage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Autorotive Trades Ass
Utline Congress
Ives
E. Dean
Toledo
Vwite
Ems
F. BE. McClara
Arton
E. C. Brissey
C.jampes
Treasures
C. L. DeWeese
Loma
Masagsf
E. J. Shover
Columb Ue
Chas
Chas. E. Schmitt, Hamilton: R. T. v. Bayt
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HINE
Wisconsin
House
Capitol
Permanent
World Court of Justice
Billy
Geo
Richwine
Tamaulpas
Tampico
Julio Cardenas
Urbaljo
Romulo Figueroa
Ojinaga
Revolutionary Movement
State Department
Charles L. Summers
Mexico
Rio Grande
Believe Baldwin
Wintringham
J. T. W. Newbold
Motherwell
Scotland
H. Ferguson
Lady Astor
County Life Uinderwriters
Legion
Rob Messenger
Amou
Oberlin
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