Russian Goldfield Opening and Soviet Royalty Terms
Moscow reports the opening of the Lena goldfield by English financiers backed by Kuhn and Co of New York, signaling a larger world gold supply. The plan aims for 281 410 troy ounces of gold yearly, valuing output at about 15 million dollars, with substantial silver copper zinc and lead byproducts. The Soviet state will receive a royalty on gold and a share of other metals, plus a minimum investment for infrastructure and prospecting, with eventual transfer of ownership after 20 to 50 years. Operations continue in Lena and Ural mines, while Alial copper, zinc and lead mines face floods delaying production for up to three years.
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Mogcow
Lema
Kuhn, “and Company of
New York
Y Bave
Russia
Ciehest
Sorieta
Omreen
Leza| Vitlus
Zyranovsk-Smernogose
Altai
Urals
Kuznetz
Lena
Ural
Alial
Political Answers on Prohibition and Economic Policy
A survey of policy positions mentions cooperation in agriculture, tighter prohibition enforcement by states, and federal budget action. It urges Congress to expand railway consolidations, pursue debt retirement, and press foreign debts settlement while supporting the World Court and immigration limits.
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United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alaska
Philippines
Civil Service
Internal Revenue
Tradh Commisstion
Commission
Public meeting tackles monopolies and city issues
The session denounced the Lorenz and Logan Companies as pernicious and urged action against perceived monopolies. City actions included streetlights at key intersections, a new sidewalk on Ene Street, and discussions on drainage, public works contracts, and traffic signals.
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Lorenz Company
Logan Company
Logan
Olio
Preston Oil Company
Mouser
Burke
Sherman
Park Avenues
Stahfom Marence
Harvard
Cornell
Dennison
Stanford
Ene Street
Lake Avenue
New York Central
Myers
Hewitt
Broad Street
East Avenue
Miussey Avenue
Pleads Guilty To Adultery Charge In Local Case
Ludwig Thomas on trial on a statutory charge offered to plead guilty to adultery and the plea was accepted by the State. He was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to fifteen days in the county jail. The sentence was postponed until January 2 to allow him to manage his bakery business at Amburn.
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Cafternocon
Ludwig Thomas
Ambernt
Lorain County Automobile Club appoints meeting committee
Three Board of Directors members were named to organize the Lorain County Automobile Club annual meeting set for January 18. Appointees Artemas Beebe E A Haig and John Corrad will handle arrangements. No chair was specified. Key speakers listed include He Miller Ernest Smith Wesler Lon and Charles C Jones from the Ohio State Automobile Association.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Artemas Beebe
E. A. Haig
John Corrad
He Miller
Ernest M. Smith
American Automoble Association
Wesler Lon
Ohio Seat Automobile Association
Charles C. Jones
Ohio State
Railroad Officials Blamed in Wreck That Killed Three
Columbus report to the State Utilities Commission cites Pennsylvania Railroad officials for a fatal collision on the Columbus Newark division on November 23. Investigators say low water and a closed bottom valve caused a false boiler read, leading to a boiler explosion and the death of fireman L H Huey engineer O J Stickle and head brakeman. Call for strict enforcement of automatic fire doors to protect cab crews.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Summit Station
Columbus-Newark
Pennsylvania Sans
Baltimore and Ohio - Railroad
State Arilites Commission
Pennsylvania Company
L. H. Huey
O. J. Stickle
M. J.bre Erees
Issilon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Brennan
Evans
Senator proposes eliminating many regulatory agencies
Senator King of Utah introduces bills calling to abolish the Federal Trade Commission the U S Tariff Commission the U S Shipping Board and the Emergency Fleet Corporation. He would revoke their powers return duties to government departments and form a three man commission to wind up shipping state interests. The move targets agencies seen as failing to serve their stated missions.
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Congress
Last
Coal Commission
Shipping Board
OMS
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Washington
Dec
King
Utah
Federal Trade Commission
U. S. Tani Commission
U. S. Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sovernman
Epee
Depeciene
Tariff Commission
Explosion on Baltimore train kills engineer in Ellenton
In Ellenton Maryland an explosion of a traveling locomotive boiler on B and O local No 43 from Philadelphia to Baltimore killed Engineer R J Ryan of Willington and Fireman A W Churchman of Philadelphia. Four passengers were bruised as the engine derailed near Childs station. Investigators began examining the most unusual railroad accident in memory.
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Eleton, Md
R. J. Rran
Willington
A. W. Churchman
Philadelphia
Baltmore
Childs Station
Ryan
Police Raid Clinton Club Seizes Gambling Equipment
ACIS ordered raid on Clinton Club near Cleveland found two crap tables money rakes racing forms and minor items. Hershey Lancaster Pa traction official reported losing 28909 of 40000 company funds before fleeing to Cleveland as Sheriff Kohler arrived but did not stop.
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Hershey
Cuyahoga County
Milk Association Names Directors
Members of the Elrria Local Chapter of the Northern Ohio MOK Association met last evening in annual session at the office of County Agent C. F. Rowland. Seven directors were elected to represent them at the meeting in Civland on the second Monday of this month. Elected: Burt Ashcraft R. W. Strong F. S. Bartlett Edward Rooney J. J. Prindle B. Hamha FE. L. Pierce. A report by the advisory council covered new machinery recently installed in the Cleveland plant. A general discussion of association fairs concluded the meeting.
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Elrria
Northern
Association
Cleveland
New Lodometers Used in War on Overloaded Trucks
The sheriff's office acquires ten lodometers to weigh trucks suspected of overloads. Purchased by the county for 500 dollars, the compact devices replace the old jack scales and can be carried by officers for immediate use during field checks.
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Sheriff's Office
Lorain Man Ends Life at Home Amid Domestic Troubles
Lorain resident Charles Martin, aged 33, shot himself with a .25 caliber revolver in an upstairs bedroom this morning. His wife and daughter-in-law found him dead after the shot rang out. coroner reports pending and domestic troubles cited as the cause.
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Lorain
Charles
Toledo Ave- Martin
Bue
Senators Clash Over President's World Court Message
Senate Foreign Relations chairman leads opposition to American adherence to the world court. Wisconsin's LaFollette says he will comment after studying the message. Montana's Wheeler criticizes the tariff and farm relief stance, arguing export cooperation is needed. Idaho's Godding calls the message clear and able. Mississippi's Harrison accuses high taxes to repay debt and warns of inflated prices and slow tariff reform.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wheeler
Montana
LaFaollette
Chicago
West
Senator Godding
Idaho
Firemen record busiest year in Elyria history
Elyria's 1925 fire record tops 204 incidents with a projection to reach 215 or 220 as Christmas trees and decorations raise activity in the year's final days. The prior high was 202 in 1923, and officials expect the count to climb.
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Elyria
Salvation Army Christmas Fund Gets Off To Quick Start
The Salvation Army reports 76.76 dollars raised in the first two days as kettles began on the streets. Officials are compiling a relief list of names for Christmas and urge further donations of fruit and canned goods for Christmas baskets.
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Salvation Army
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Nellie Conrady seeks divorce from Ed Conrady in Lorain alleging extreme cruelty after their 1993 marriage. She claims he insulted her, assaulted her at home, and abducted their son before police intervened. The couple resides in Lorain with a young child.
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Nellie Conrady
Ed Conrady
Thas
Lorain
Woodlawn
Loconrt Todar
Death Record of Nau McDonald at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Nau McDonald aged 73 years, 3 months, died at 4:55 PM after four months illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. A fireman, he lived with daughter Mrs. Co W Sanders for fifteen years. Survived by four children Mattie Williams, John, James McDonald, and Mrs Sanders, plus two grandchildren. Member of Seventeenth Street Baptist Church. Body to Sudro Funeral Home. Funeral 1:30 PM Thursday at Seventeenth Street Baptist Church with Rev Gray. Interment Ridgeville Cemetery.
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Mung Nau
FL McDonald
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ars
Mattie Williams
Texas
John
James McDonald
Louisant
Sanders
Oberlin Woman Mary Baker Died at 93
Mrs. Mary Baker a 93 year old Oberlin resident for sixty years died this morning at 46 East Vine Street from old age. A pioneer Oberlin resident and charter member of the Second Congregational Church which joined with the First Church to form the United Church, her funeral will be Thursday at 2 PM at her residence with Rev. Van der Pin of the United Church officiating. Burial will follow in Oberlin cemetery.
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Oberlin
Mary Baker
East Vine Street
Oberlin Cemetery
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices and Grading Notes
Produce market entries show butter, eggs, oleo, poultry, cheese and fruits with price ranges. Apples romes, potatoes, cabbage, onions listed with per unit or per bushel figures and regional variety notes. Overall reflects local wholesale pricing and grade distinctions.
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Cleveland
Wnec
Ohio
New York State
Romes
Stock Market Ledger Cleveland Live Stock Cattle Prices
Receipts 300 for cattle and calves, market steady. Fat steers 11.00 to 12.00, good to choice butcher steers 8.00 to 9.50, fair to good butcher steers 7.00 to 8.00. Helpers 8.00 to 9.50, bulls 6.00 to 7.50, cows 5.00 to 6.00, common cows 2.00 to 4.00. Calves receipts 300, good to choice real calves 15.00 to 15.60, fair to logg 13.00 to 14.50.
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Cleveland
Colson Company Erects New 15 000 Sq Ft Raw Materials Building
Colson Company undertakes a fireproof 15 000 square foot three floor addition near the New York Central tracks to house raw materials and provide space for expansion. Thomas W. Cook, treasurer, says construction began December first with completion expected by early February. The expansion raises floor space by about ten percent and will add jobs while converting current material storage into manufacturing space.
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New York Central
Colson Company
Alow
Thomas W. Cook
Cook
EL Jay Howenstine
Securities Department
Laner
Rev. Albert Sidney Gregg to be sentenced Wednesday
Rev. Albert Sidney Gregg head of the American Civic Reform union and author faces a federal sentence at 1 30 p m Wednesday after a jury found him guilty on three counts of sending obscene matter through the mails. The maximum is five years per count and a $5000 fine per count. The case arose from a letter circulation tied to a poison pen Reser note to Grace Episcopal Church rector William B As.
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Clevelaay
Dec. S
Albert Sidney Grese
American Civic Reform Union
Paul Jones
Gregg
Jetter
William &. As
Grace Episcopal Church
Ely
Woman Sues Husband for Divorce Over Cruelty and Neglect
Sophia Niznix of Lorain files suit for divorce from Louis Nutaik alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She claims he repeatedly insulted her with wife names and has often assaulted her.
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Sophia Niznix
Lorain
Louis Nutaik
Couple's 1909 Marriage Tied to Custody and Alimony Battle
The article details a long marriage begun in 1909 and now a divorce dispute. The wife seeks custody of two children, alimony, and has secured an injunction blocking the husband from interferin g with the children. She has also attached his wages through his employer, the B. & O. railroad.
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Ed Her
Perds
B. & O. Railroad
Overloaded Truck Fines Hit Multiple Drivers
Last night Sheriff Underhill and deputies checked trucks for overloads resulting in three arrests. Jerry Vapnek of Cleveland faced a 2300 load and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. W M Cress of Cleveland paid 25 dollars for a 22 000 pound load. John Kozel paid 50 dollars for a 25 400 pound load with 2000 on the back axle. Rudolph Bernhardt of Barberton was arrested for a 23 00 pound load and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Sherif Underhill
Cowie, Ives, Mathews
Rundle
Jerry Vapnek
J. W. Carse
Cleveland
Justice George
W.M. Cress
John Kozel
Rudolph Bernhardt
Barberton
Police find no intruders after burglar call at Oxford Avenue
Police answering an early burglar alarm at 410 Oxford Avenue found no one inside. Several men were located near the address working in a garage, and no theft was reported.
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Oxford Avenue
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