Ohio anti saloon league faults officials over Evans dismissal
In Columbus the Ohio Anti-Saloon League denounced the dismissal of deputy state prohibition commissioner Frank Evans as an official blunder and denied involvement in the changes. Gov Donahue defended McDonald and Propst amid a shakeup while Toledo press described state enforcement as weak and misdirected.
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Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Frank Evang
Donabev
W McDonald
Anti Saloon League
Frank S Evans
Ohio Anti Saloon League
Mr Evans
S A Propst
Wr Propst
Donahey
McDonald
Prohibition Department
Toledo
State Prohibtion Department
Nortwestern
Ohio
Picayune
Willits
Dustman
State Anti Saloon League Today
State Prohibition Department
Killits
Probst
Water site debate edges toward dam plan for asylum
In Mount Vernon, Ohio, a state committee debates using the Gus Fowler farm on Black River for a Cleveland State Hospital annex. Lack of water supply dominates talks as engineers survey a potential storage dam site and consider purification needs before January legislature.
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Grafton
Cleveland State Hospital
Fred Wire
Elyria
Donahey
George Bender
Cleveland
Fred L. Wise
John A. Brownecker
Columbus
H B. Peters
Lancaster
Wise
Black River
Gus Fowler
Youngblood
Mr. Wise
Grafton Site
Cleveland Men Discuss Safety Tonight At Meeting
Tonight at the corner chamber a meeting to form a Cleveland branch of the National Safety Council will be held. Speakers Adam Lintz and J E Thompson will explain actions to cut avoidable accidents and public attendance is urged with factory officials school officials and city government members expected to attend.
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Corner Chamber
National Safety Council
Adam Lintz
J E Thompson
Cleveland
Weather Outlook Turns Colder With Incoming Cold Wave
The forecast warned of a colder spell as a cold wave lingered after rain. Saturday through Monday saw mild readings of 52 to 54 degrees and a sudden drop to 30 degrees by noon. Forecasters expect fairer weather tomorrow with a modest temperature rise.
London man claims he authored Wilson's Fourteen Points
Nicholas John Coundewris, a naturalized American residing in London, publishes a book with proposals for permanent peace that he says he submitted to President Wilson via former Ambassador John W. Davis. Friends of Coundouris say his plan closely resembles Wilson's Fourteen Points.
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London
Principal Killed by Train Near Laurel Avenue
Mine Wve Lanker 23 of this city was fatally struck by a B and O train at Laurel avenue this morning. Lanker served as principal of the Bobenmyer school on Deerfield Pike near here.
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Hamilton
Lanker
Laurel Avenue
Bobenmyer
Deerfield Pike
East Kentucky Faces Devastating Flood Wave
Eastern Kentucky reels from record floods after 46 hours of rain. Kentucky River and tributaries overflowed, plunging communities into darkness as mines halt operations and telephone service collapses. Noon in Letcher County reports residents seeking higher ground amid widespread power outages.
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Kentucky
Noon Letcher County
Jenkins
McRoberts Burdine
Dunham
Consolidated Coal Company
Fleming Wavsland, Wheelwright and
Garrett
Vermilion Youth Shot on Hunting Trip Improves
Charles Mehnert, 21, Vermilion youth, was accidentally shot in the abdomen during a hunting trip. He is reported improving and in serious but stable condition at St Joseph Hospital.
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Lorain
Charles Mehnert
St Joseph 3
Nightly roams of early wildlife remembered in pioneer days
A reminiscence recalls abundant game in the region a century ago including bears deer wolves and foxes. It notes a deer sighting near Elyria in 1827 and a rifle crafted by Packard later used in a self inflicting manner. President J H Fairchild discusses wild animals across the country and the wolf’s distant howls.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Brownhelm
Parmalee
Lake Avenue
Dr. Peck
Ridgeville Township
Packard
Laundon
J H. Fairchild
Lfe
Whippoor-Will
Action in Egypt Upheld by King Promises Reforms
King George V defended British action in Egypt after the assassination of Sir Lee Stack. In a parliamentary speech he pledged reforms as he and Queen Mary rode through festooned streets guarded by troops, amid wartime era pomp and international attention.
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Mary
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Cairo
Kegypt
League of Nations
Sengur
Soviet Republic
Wales
Africa
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Singapore
Rotary Club backs plan for new Elyria Salvation Army quarters
Jim Thomas of the Rotary Club announced a year‑long movement to secure new, adequate quarters for the Elyria Salvation Army on Broad Street. Captain W F Jeffries outlined the year’s work and how Christmas baskets are funded, while members urged giving to the cause during the coming year.
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Property House
Salvation Army
Captain Jeffries
Eyria Salvation Army
Rotary Club
Jim Thomas
Broad Street
Elyria
Thomas
W F Jeffries
Elyria Salvation Army
Rotarias
Jeffries
Rotarians
Immunization Drive urged for Lorain dogs to curb rabies
Lorain officials consider a new ordinance requiring all dog owners to vaccinate their pets. Dr J L Faragher, city dairy and food inspector, advocated the measure after two dogs died from rabies in the area. He warned of a possible epidemic if preventative steps are not taken.
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Lorain
J. L Faragher
City Dairy and
Faragier
Warrants Served on 104 Rioters in Niles Plans Riot
Sheriff John Thomas and deputies served warrants on 104 people secretly indicted by the Trumbull County grand jury for rioting and disorders at Niles on November 1 as the Ku Klux Klan planned a large parade.
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Warren
John
Thomas
Trumbull County
Niles
Klu King Klan
Autoist kills girl in Canton while selling Christmas sca
Esther Leonard, 41, was struck by a car while selling Christmas scalas in Canton. She died at Massillon City Hospital shortly after 5 PM incident time last night, with her death reported at midnight. The driver remains unnamed pending investigation.
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Canton O
Esther Leonnard
Massillon City Hospital
Alleged Stabberg Sent to County Jail in Lorain
In Lorain on December 9 two men Francisco Karto and Teresa Bearer were bound over to the grand jury under $1,500 bonds each on charges of cutting to wound in Judge J. F. Strenich's court. They stabbed Matt Leonard on November 29. Leonard spent five days in the hospital. The men were sent to the county jail to await grand jury action.
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Lorain
Grand Jury
J. F. Strenich
Francisco Karto
Teresa Bearer
Matt Leonard
Leonard
Klan Leader Watkins Missing In Youngstown
Col A. Watkins prominent Klu Klux Klan leader and former editor of the local paper has disappeared causing concern among friends in Youngstown Ohio where the case is being investigated.
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Youngstown
Col . A. Watkins
Klu Klux Klan
Auto Injuries Fatal in Youngstown
Robert A. Bell, 74, died from injuries after being struck by an auto. Police report he stepped from the sidewalk into the path of the approaching vehicle.
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Youngstown
Robert A . Bell
Bell
Butler Granted One Year Leave From Marines
President General Smedley Butler of the United States Marine Corps is granted a one year leave of absence to continue as director of safety in Philadelphia. The decision was officially announced at the White House.
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Butler
Washington
Smedley Butler
United States Marine Corps
Philadelphia
White House
President Coolidge Told No Move to Repeal Tax Publicity Clause
Washington reports that on December 9 President Coolidge was informed by House Republican leaders there will be no effort this session to repeal the publicity clause of the income tax law, despite his recommendation in a message to Congress.
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Washington
Coolidge
House
Congress
Bandit Holdups Net Diamonds and Cash in Two Crimedale Incidents
In Canion Ohio two highwaymen tied four jewelers with adhesive tape and bound them to chairs, taking about 3000 pounds in diamonds after overpowering staff and locking the store. An engraver freed himself and alerted police. officials believe they fled by car. In Chicago Bryn Mawr State Bank opened and four bandits robbed it of 10000 dollars in cash.
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Canion
Ohio Jewelry Manufacturing Company
Arthur Jacobs
Public
Chicago
Bryn Mawr State Bank
Lorain Schools to Live Within Income Next Year
Lorain city schools will operate within their income next year. Business manager W A Tillans told the school board the district will take in about $738,000 from taxes and docks sales, with expenses not to exceed $715,000. A contract for equipment at Irving junior high was let to American Seating Co of Cleveland after six bids for seats and desks.
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Lorain
W A Tillans
Tillans
Irving
American Seating Co
Cleveland
Handcuff Slang Sought By Crossword Querist
Police Captain F C Myers assisted a crossword puzzle solver by providing a slang term for handcuffs over the telephone. The curious caller sought a four letter word and the exchange highlighted police familiarity with slang.
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F. C. Myers
Inquirer
Speeders in County and City Fined for Speed Violations
Deputy Sheriff G Knight stopped W W Townsley Oberlin and Charles Bender Cleveland for speeding on Ridge road Saturday afternoon. Townsley fined ten dollars plus costs after a 43 mph report. Bender fined ten dollars plus costs for 44 mph. Elyria speeder paid one dollar fine and costs. Clayton Eppley Parkview Court arrested by city patrol for speeding on Locustree fines ten dollars with nine dollars suspended by Mayor Minksea. Eppley cited for 32 mph.
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Elyria
G Knight
W. W Townsley
Oberlin
Charles Bender
Cleveland
Ridge Road
Townsley
Justice
J. George
Bender
Justice George
Clayton Eppley
Parkview Court
Lloyd Sweet
Lochetree
Minksea
Eppley
Fear 16 Dead in Water Taxi Blast at Los Angeles
Report says sixteen sailors may have died when the water taxi Lemogna exploded at Los Angeles Harbor. Fleet officials say the missing count remains unsettled while investigators or commanders confirm whether any victims are among the unaccounted crew.
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Lemogna
Los Angeles Harbor
Perkins
U. S&s. S. California
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