Le Win County Horse Owners Association Sets Auto Theft Fund
The Le Win County Horse Owners Association held its annual meeting in court, noting membership around four hundred and a treasury of 2219.27 ready to prosecute horse thieves. A plan to spend 200 to prosecute automobile thieves, with 190 to target a single thief in a year, was approved. Officers elected: J A Rawson president, James L. Ed wards vice president, H M And dress secretary, George E Hill treasurer.
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Lewin
Court Room
Eamber
Scretary Andress
Association
J. A Rawson
James L. 10Dwards
H. M. Andress
George E. Hill
Greatest gathering today of parents and teachers
A large turnout of educators and parents filled the Lorain county high school auditorium for the county institute. Lectures covered The Educational System in a Democracy and The Discovery of America while officers and delegates planned a county association affiliate with the state group.
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Loran County
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
la Grange
F E. A. Miller
Department of Education
Oberlin College
Wic D. Hederson
University of Michigan
America
Institute
Eg. Kerr
J. J. Vaughn
EF. C. Seale
Edna Joseph
C. & Kelser
F. R. Powers
Lotta J. Sigsworth
Gates School
Treaty powers outlined for Pacific insular possessions pact
The draft treaty among the United States Great Britain France Japan discusses preservation of insular rights in the Pacific. If disputes arise the parties may seek a joint conference and coordinated action. The agreement lasts twelve years with a 12 month notice to terminate and takes effect upon ratifications in Washington.
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Washington
United States
British Empire
Japan
France
United States of America
Pacific Ocean
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
Dominion of Canada
Commonwealth of Australia
Dominion of
New Zealand
Pacific
Torem.toz
Great Britain
London
Tion
Lodgé
Yap
Equator
Nat I
Slaughter Notorious Bandit Shot by Pal During Pen Escape
In Saline county Arkansas authorities report the capture and death of the bandit Tom Slaughter who fled with three convicts. He was killed by fellow fugitive J C Howard as a posse closed in after an overnight trek through woods. One convict Jones was wounded in a gun battle.
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Pal
Little Rock
Ark
Widie Strong
Henton
Saline County
Jack Cutler
Willis Cannon
Charles Jinea
Tom Slaughter
E. H. Dampsey
Slaughter
J. C. Howard
Howard
Dempsey
Tua Werdegg
Wardens
Benton
Tin Woods
Tungchey
Jones
Four Divorces Granted Today by Judge Thompson
Lorain area cases dominate the docket as Judge Thompson grants four divorces this morning. Venona Warburton wins custody and $50 monthly support from Frank Warburton for their children. Anna McBurney divorces Hugh McBurney over three years of willful absence. Nora Duggan ends her marriage to William Duggan over gross neglect of duty with a $1,100 settlement approved.
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Thompson
Lorain
Venona Warburton
Frank Warburton
Anna McBurney
Hugh McBurney
Nora Duggan
William Duggan
Four Nations Agree on Ten Year Pacific Truce
United States Great Britain Japan and France announce a ten year pacific treaty to protect shared interests and reduce war risk. The pact allows conferred action if rights are threatened and terminates the Anglo Japanese alliance upon ratification. Lodge presents terms to the conference with France supporting the treaty.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Continental Hall
Washington
Pacific
America
Mrs. E. C. Moxley Funeral Sunday
Mrs. E. C. Moxley aged 84 died at her son's home in Canal Fulton. Her body will be brought to her daughter’s home at 357 Kenyon for funeral services Sunday at 3 p.m. at Ridgelawn Cemetery where interment will follow.
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E. C. Moxley
J. JH. . Moxley
Fulton
J. KK. Smetzer
Kenyon
Attuck
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Henry Henes Case Alimony Order Grants $40 Monthly
Judge J Thorpron orders Henry Henes to pay $40 per month alimony pending trial. Both plaintiff and Arfendang are allowed to occupy a portion of their house during proceedings.
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Henry Henes
Martha Henes
J Thorpron
Arfendang
Willys-Overland Moves Plant Preparations Accelerate
The Willys-Overland plant doubled hiring from a prior ad showing 100 men to about 300 workers this morning. All are employed moving machinery and dismantling the factory for rapid transfer to Pontiac Michigan. Roughly forty eight railroad cars have been positioned to ship the machinery, with dismantling work underway to complete the relocation swiftly.
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Willys-Overland
Chronicle- Telegram
Pontiac
Mich
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks stay in US railway board case
The petition of the Pennsylvania Redroad to prevent the U S railway labor board from issuing a formal statement that the board has violated its order was continued in Judge Landis court until December 21. The solicitor general of the United States will be present on that date.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Redroad
United States Railway Labor Board
Oberlin Injunction Bars New Ordinance Enforcement
Oberlin cannot enforce a recently passed emergency ordinance capping rate prices for gas and electric services. The injunction, issued this morning, lasts until December 30, delaying the measure while the Oberlin Gas & Electric Co fights its legality and prepares to seek review by the Ohio Utilities Commission.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Gas & Electric Co
Electric Company
Ohlo Utilities Commission
Workhouse Sentence Now For Dry Law Violators
William Bengelman of Jamestown was sent to the Dayton work house to serve a $500 fine for liquor law violations. His operating still was found in a shack in a cemetery near his town, a crude affair that nonetheless did the business.
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Dayton
William Bengleman
Jamestown
William
Lodge Outlines Workings of New Pacific Treaty
Senator Lodge explains a four-power Pacific treaty aimed at insular rights and peaceful dispute resolution. The pact, among Britain, Japan, France, and the United States, would respect possessions, invite joint conferences for controversies, and forego force or sanctions.
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Senator Lodge
Catholic Church Supports Irish Peace Treaty Reform
In Berlin the Roman Catholic Church signals support for ratification of the peace treaty. Cardinal Logue of Ireland accuses Eamon De Valera of unfair opposition and calls for a bishops meeting to discuss the issue. Dublin polls show strong backing for ratification, bolstering the peace party led by Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins amid Dev's stubborn stance.
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Buerlin
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Accus
Eam Ap Devalera
Ar ‘Anr Griff'h
Michael Collins
Dublin
Devatera
Devatera i
Dai Eireann
Wiese
Michael Colline
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CHAO
OUR” Pacific
Asia
Takauti Gas
Friends of Freedom For
Int
Marist Hall
Lincoln Club
Dae
Alough
University of Washington
Hved
Dr. Das
Mni
Mama Candhi
England
Ganhas
Frank W. Smith
S. M. Williams
Lima
S&te
Harvard University
Williams College
Das
Survey
Lodse
Senate
Lodge
Rena Viviania
Delega
Marquesas
Philippines
Aleutian Islands
Antarctic Circle
Obert Louis Stevensen
Pacific Island
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