Raman Lovejoy opens forum at Christ Church
The event features Owen Lovejoy speaking on social reform topics at an afternoon open forum in Ann Arbor. Lovejoy, with a national profile in child labor circles, will address the congregation and discuss his long study and experience.
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Owen Lovejoy
on + Nation
Lovejoy
Ann Arbor
Can Child
Express- National Council
Association of Social
The
Christ
Bank Robbery at Elm Street Branch
Bandits held up the Elm Street Savings and Trust Bank just before noon securing approx. 500 dollars before escaping. Police searched the area for the robbers.
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Elm Street
Savings and Trustank
Obbers
In Amherst Ohio Worker Injured Near Open Hearth
Fragmented report notes Louis Toth of Amherst fatally injured at National Tube Co open hearth departure after being struck by a cat across the tracks. He died from shock and was removed from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Toth
Ear Amherst
Depart National Tube Co
Lorain Seeks 300 to 500 New Homes
Lorain real estate dealers report a city housing shortage after a survey, noting crowded conditions and that adding three to five hundred houses would ease congestion.
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Lorain
Dec
Three Killed in Auto Crash in Rochester
Three young men died when their car was struck by a New York Central train at a crossing in Rochester. Edward Evans 22 Russell Bader 21 and Raymond Bader 22, all of Rochester, were killed after allegedly ignoring watchman Andrew Geist’s warning to stop.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York Central
Edward Evans
Russell Bader
Raymond Bader
Andrew Geist
Lorain Woman Elyria May Seek Divorce
Two divorce cases were filed in court today. Julia Flynn of Lorain seeks a divorce from Edward Flynn on extreme cruelty and neglect. Albert Pembrook of Elyria seeks a divorce from Marie Pembrook on gross neglect of duty and asks for custody of their two children.
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Julia Flynn
Lorain
Edward Flynn
Albert Pembrook
Elyria
Marie Pembrook
Akron
Prosecutor Seeks Extra Funds to Enforce Liquor Laws
L H Webber, prosecuting attorney, asked the court for an additional allowance to suppress crime in the county with emphasis on violations of liquor laws. He stressed an emergency exists and that the funds will support liquor investigations.
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L. H. Webber
Prohibition Officers Seize Cars as Fines Rise in Ohio
Columbus report shows federal prohibition officers making 19 automobile seizures this month. Fines total 25,57S dollars, taxes assessed 14,292.55, penalties 25,435 33, with overall arrears reaching 128 dollars.
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Columbus
Todarath J E Russsil
Ohio
Hold Murder Suspect Arrested in Hoboken
John Farin, a suspect in the slaying of William S. Barlow and Wham McLanchlin, two bank messengers killed in New York, was arrested in Hoboken New Jersey on November 14.
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Hoboken
N. J
der &S
John Farin
William S. Barlow
McLanchlin
New York
Noble or World War figure commits suicide in Philadelphia hotel
Col Noble, aide to General Charles G. Darne during the World War, shot and killed himself in a Philadelphia hotel today. The report notes Noble faced a personal crisis prior to the act and identifies him as a key helper in wartime operations.
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Philadelphia
Dec. &.Co
Edward Theodor Noble
McHi
Pennsylvania coal miners prepare to strike over grievances
In Scranton Pa thousands of Lehigh Valley Coal Company workers face a looming walkout as 17 000 strikers could swell to 37 000 by Monday unless the Hudson Coal Company grievances are resolved. A meeting tonight may trigger a strike vote if settlements falter. Congress weighs Coolidge and Pinchot plans to regulate coal pricing via the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Scranton
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Moosic-Pittston
Hudson Coal Company
Mine Workers’ Union
Hudson Company
Congress
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hazard
Black Hawke Coal Company
Harlow
Here
Jess Pa‘ton
L. W Hunter
W. H R. Harris
Zede Hendricks
Rich Walker
John Taylor
van Williams
Secret grave found in Wisconsin for Mrs Tompkins
Milwaukee authorities uncovered a hidden grave in a ravine near Donges Bay after Chicago police advised that Mrs Ora Tompkins had been murdered. The head was missing from the body and had not been found in the grave.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ora Tompkins
Donges Bs
Chicago
Flames Destroy Haunted House Near Vermilion
The old Mill Hollow colonial mansion burned to the ground in a mid December blaze near Vermilion Ohio. Neighbors heard mysterious noises and spirits are said to have screamed during the fire. The house, built in 1840 by Joseph Swift who vanished after riding away, drew thousands of visitors over the years before its destruction.
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Vermilion
Mill Hollow
Joseph Swift
Ohio
Massachuset
New York
Swift
Burr
Globe
YMGA Books Set Speakers for Sunday Series
Several speakers of note join Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin to address a series of Sunday afternoon meetings for boys at the YMCA building starting tomorrow at 2 30 p m. D Crackel of Cleveland West Side Bars Branch and E N Hale of Youngstown accept invitations to speak before Christmas. High school boys are expected to attend in large numbers as Hi Y leaders promote the event.
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Dean Thomas Graham
Oberlin
Dean Graham
M.C
D. Crackel
West Side Bars
Cleveland
Crackel
Elyria Rotary Club
E. N. Hale
Youngstown
OYS
Graham
James Deveridge Obituary Summary
James Deveridge, a deeply respected veteran and member of the community, died at home in Ridgeville. The obituary notes his service and personal ties, with funeral arrangements set for the following day at 2 o clock.
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James Deveridge, Bt
OES
Ridgeville
Unclear OCR item on European power shift ambitions
Fragmented text references a person named Col in a potential assignee role and a desire for air power status in Europe. Mentions Rome and West Gore Tayume with vague phrases about constructors and an accident or evaluation context. Readers should view as unreadable OCR salvage with limited coherent facts.
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Rome
Der
West Gore Tayume
Geungadaree
Pras
Maissohti
Europe
Nord Declared Winner in Amherst Mayor Race Contest
In Amherst, Judge Wilco denied a recount and a jury found Walter G. Nord, the Republican candidate, duly elected. J J Smythe, opposing independent candidate, may appeal the probate court decision.
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J J Smythe
Amherst
Wilco
Smythe
Walter G. Nord
Prohibition officers raid Telegraph road homes seize liquor
Frank Klady and staff searched Joe Barro on Telegraph road for liquor, uncovering twenty gallons in tins from ten tons of hay. Barro posted $500 bond and faces a Monday hearing. Officers then raided John Simko’s Lorain home on East 22nd street finding a jug of liquor. Mary Simko tried to dump liquor but enough was preserved as evidence. Both were arrested and await Monday hearings.
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Prohibition
Frank Klady
Joe Barro
Telegraph Road
Joe
Jong
Baro
John Simko
East 22Nd Street
Lorain
Mary Simko
Bank Robbers Kill Night Watchman in Texas Heist
Texas dispatch reports that after killing night watchman W M Horn 59 bank thieves failed in a bold vault entry at Farmers and Merchants State Bank. They fled the district leaving Horn dead and about 29000 dollars in gold in the vaults.
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Ferris
Texas
W. M .Horn
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Ohio Board endorses Mellon plan for tax cuts
The Ohio Board of Commerce voted to endorse the Mellon plan for tax reduction and urged Ohio citizens to contact their Senators and Congressmen in support. The board also adopted a stance opposing the Soldiers Home statute updates.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Commerce
Citzens of
Ohio
Endorse Gasoline Tax For Mansfield Rural Roads
Vague plea from local factions backing a gasoline tax to fund rural road repairs around Mansfield. The notice summarizes support from farmers and vecinos urging passage ahead of a critical vote in coming weeks.
TWO SISTERS AND FAMILIES PERISH IN CANADA
Seven people die in a Sombra Township house fire in Ontario with a mother and her son among the residents. Mrs. Harry Babcock and Mrs. Ramsay, both from nearby Port Huron, Michigan, perished in the blaze believed caused by a lamp explosion after the husband Harry Babcock was away.
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Wallaceburg
Ontario
Sombra Township
Harry Babcock
Ramsay
Port Huron
Michigan
Babcock
Conspiracy probe and world briefs flood December dispatches
Washington orders a justice department inquiry into alleged gasoline price fixing in the Midwest. Rome reports Rome province floods forcing homeless to hills as Tiber peaks. New York police probe a confessed kidnapping and murder in a cellar. Ferrol shipyard destroyer sinks with two casualties. Turin notes Duke D Aosta gravely ill. Capetown reports overdue African steamship Ambridge seeking help. Berlin cites Reichstag vote on extraordinary powers for Marx government. Washington outlines looming battle over soldiers bonus bill. New York Fire Island country tale mentions 300 cases of catapult wine.
Slayer of Three Is Given Life Sentence
A Japanese court has sentenced a man to life in prison for the murder of Sakae Sug? during a 1995 earthquake period. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the case concerns a triple homicide linked to the disaster era in Tokyo.
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Slayer OF Three
Tokyo
Deep
Amahas
Sentence Assailant Cincinnati Youth Sentenced in Assault
A Cincinnati youth received a 23 year term for attacking James Hew and Louis Grear two weeks ago. The incident left Grear with fatal injuries, Hew, and others sustaining non life threatening wounds.
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Cincinnati
James
Grear
Assessed Liquor Fine 2 Arraigned on Charge of Possession
A man arraigned this afternoon on a charge of liquor possession. officers found a bottle of liquor in his office and confiscated it. He pled guilty and was fined $500 plus costs by Mayor Jones.
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Laquy
Ocers
Jones
City law enforcement seeks stricter policing after conference
Columbus reports that county and municipal officers held enforcement conferences to discuss tighter city policing. No definite program was adopted as vexing problems were debated. Elyria Mayor A R Jones disputed claims that most liquor cases before the State Supreme Court involve aliens and urged publishing names of lawyers who defend bootleggers.
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Columbus
A. R. Jones
Elyria
Marshall
State Supreme Court
Jones
Supreme Court
Ohio Doctor Indicted for Narcotic Violations in Cincinnati
The U S district court in southern Ohio returns indictments against Dr William Seitz of Portsmouth for 34 narcotic violations of the Harrison act. The true bills also accuse other southern Ohio residents of numerous violations of dry laws in the same period.
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Cincinnati
United States District
Ohio
William Seitz
Portsmouth
Oho
Store Standoff in Dayton Ends With Apparent Standoff
A fragmented note from Dayton reports a store incident involving a figure named Policz and Krozer Gro with an approximate $59 amount referenced. Details are unclear due to OCR. The brief implies a shop event or hold up with disputed ownership and a small cash sum.
Killed in Pennsylanian Freight Wreck at Columbus
Dec 8 report states the body of William G Jordan the brakeman killed in a Pennsylvania freight wreck near Columbus. He will be taken to his home. Weather forecast warns of a storm week with colder start and end, heavy lake effects, frequent rain or snow, and clouds.
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Columbus Dee
Wm. G Jordan
Washington, Dee
Grest
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