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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
1
Governor says no need to convene the Texas House for impeachment inquiry, citing economy. He states there will be no special session and emphasizes controlling public expense, noting no necessity to impose further costs at this time.
Report says a 15 year old girl was killed when a flier struck an auto at a crossing. Eyewitnesses H C Burts and E B Holmes saw debris along the track minutes after the train passed. The body was found under the car with severe injuries. Identification awaited from clothing.
Lorain Sheffield Lake Village will receive water from the city after a council vote despite City Solicitor Wesley Grills warning. Grills says several citizens planned to circulate a referendum petition seeking a vote on the measure.
Marion city solicitor Grant E B Mouser criticized the Logan Gas Company as charging an unfair and unjust rate while discussing a gas hearing set for Columbus. Mouser praised local supporters and vowed to persist in opposing the monopoly as he prepared a brief with City Solicitor Don Myers.
Madrid dispatch notes Spain's civilian cabinet, set up after the military directorate, confronts difficulties from perceived lack of political experience and waning public confidence. Indications point to hostility from the army as many ministers are young and new to government. King Alfonso issues a royal decree restricting cabinet members from political voting.
Conrad Wolfe and Alfred Walters of Cleveland faced trial before Judge W. Boomsesson and eight women jurors for stealing and stripping a Ford owned by the Ohio Public Service Co of Lorain. The car was tracked to Avon where deputies arrested six youths. four pleaded guilty and went to Mansfield Reform School. The defendants argued they were not involved in the theft or stripping, claiming they were in another car and merely victims of circumstances.
Washington reports renewed optimism as Senator Henri Tierenger is named French ambassador to resume talks on the 4 billion dollar war debt. Officials say familiarity with the Calliaux negotiations could restart discussions and push toward a settlement, though caution remains.
New York City mayor elect James J. Walker, returning from a Florida vacation, said he was eager to start work on January 1 and to take over governing the city. He noted he had a good time and looked forward to the duties ahead.
Government rests after J S Egan audits reveal large deficits unseen in company statements. Judge Killits presides in Toledo as defense prepares rebuttal when court resumes after recess.
President Coolidge transmitted hundreds of nominations to the Senate covering cabinet officers and minor posts during the nine month recess. Thomas E Woodlock of New York was not renominated for the State Commerce Commission and Bert Haney of Oregon for the shipping board. Woodlock faced strong senate opposition and Haney drew the President’s ire leading to his resignation demand.
The fire department responded to a blaze at George Beckett’s Cascade Street residence this afternoon. A defective flue and improperly set gas grate allowed the chimney to ignite woodwork, causing significant damage to the partitioned areas of the house.
Paris authorities arrest a French man and a French girl named Marcel Tonseil alias Martha Moreutl along with several Englishmen including Oliver Philips William Fischer and James Leather tied to an alleged extensive spy system. They deny espionage while being questioned as inquiries proceed.
Carlos Knight, chairman of Shelby county Republican central committee, declines a December 16 dinner invitation in Sidney due to a prior engagement. He says he is not seeking the governorship or any other office and would consider a bid only if there is substantial demand not created by himself.
A Pittsburgh jury of five women and seven men convicts John W. Bell of embezzling more than 600000 dollars from the defunct Carnegie Trust Company. The verdict came after only 36 minutes of deliberation.
The murder of G Harv Geist is reportedly solved after a confession. James says he lodged the weapon at his home and Lars will be arrested. Detectives plan to proceed toward conviction with a reward totaling more than 500 dollars.
The U S Court of Appeals granted a stay of the mandate affirming a two year sentence in Atlanta penitentiary for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. This pause allows Langley to seek U S Supreme Court review.
Congress opens with a flood of bills to create a separate air defense service. The plan, led by Col. William Mitchell, would form a new National Defense air force from the army air service and parts of aeronautics. A new Secretary of National Defense would head the department. The President would be commander in chief of the air force. The measure aims to abolish the current War and Navy departments and their assistants. Passage would take effect thirty days after approval.
A bill introduced by Senator King of Utah proposes granting independence to the Philippines. It calls for constitution drafting on the island and the establishment of an independent republic. The measure also directs the president to seek guarantees from Pacific powers against interference with Philippine political independence.
In Cleveland a 25 year old man convicted of murdering his young sweetheart Klaus, 15, received a life sentence after prosecutors sought mercy. The court will determine the final term as defense and witnesses described the crime amid emotional testimony.
Rebels and tribal leaders consolidate control as they drive and drill their troops. Ghaffir, envied by Drusan tribesmen for his motorcar and uniform with three French decorations, leads alongside Hayati Bey Ramadan Esh Shalasa Bakry Bey Hassan Kharrat in a Turkish inspired administration with a Gendarme presence.
Funeral services for E. H. Moore, nationally known athletic leader, will be held Thursday afternoon at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Pittsburgh. The body will lie in state from 11 until 2. Messages of condolence come from prominent figures nationwide including a telegram from Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New York.
Alice Jones Rhinelander leaves New York on a Florida bound train amid rumors of an aristocratic marriage annulment with Leonard Kip Rhinelander. Destinations include Miami Jacksonville or Tampa. Her mother Mrs George Jones travels with her while the husband’s whereabouts remain unclear and a man named Bilao has vanished.
The nation enjoys a prosperous era, with President Coolidge stressing warnings against centralizing authority. The era favors disarmament steps and calls for further reduction of armaments, noting Europe faces larger armies while navies matter less.
Rome December 8. The Italian Senate today approved the Washington agreement settling Italy's debts to the United States and related terms.
The French cabinet today unanimously endorsed Finance Minister Loucheur’s financial plan aimed at balancing the budget by higher taxes. It moves to the Chamber of Deputies, though its majority support remains in doubt. The plan forecasts four billion francs in revenue and includes new taxes on alcohol and tobacco.
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