Fall-Doheny case heads to jury after final arguments
The all-Doheny conspiracy case moves toward a jury verdict Tuesday night in Washington. Justice Hoehling presided as final arguments set to begin. government and defense to present closing statements with appointments for prosecutors and defense attorneys on Monday and Tuesday.
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Doheny
Ormiston
Calif
Washington
BE. J. Dobenaire
Deuce
Justice A. 2
Hoehling
Owen J Rmberts
Frank J. Hoan
Walton ¢. Lambert
Therday
Atlee Potmerene Vinay
Murder trial energy fills Canton case in local press
A Canton murder case unfolds with subpoenas issued for publisher Don Veletr and others. State officials eye testimonies from Coroner McQuate andWelter Vail family members, while detectives anticipate sensational details from tied newspaper sources and a possible Lopez link to the Mellet murder.
Laws Enforceable Says U S Attorney Bernsteen Address
U S Attorney Bernsteen of Cleveland spoke last night at the First Congregational church urging strict law enforcement and steadfast support for prohibition. He warned that constitutional amendments cannot be enforced quickly, urged citizens to exercise suffrage, and criticized modification as a path to saloon return. He noted the need to prevent manufacture and transportation of alcohol and emphasized public officials as key in enforcement.
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U. S
Bernsteen
Ohio
A. E. Bernsteen
United States District Attorney
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Sabir
Herensteen
First Congregational
Warrr Redington
Poonts
Tod
Negvo
Les
Barer
Ner
United St
Steen
The
Uniteds
United States
Medina folks sue for damages in three Lorain suits
Three Medina residents sue Unger in Lorain County Court for more than 85,000 alleging injuries from a May auto collision on the Medina Norwalk road. Claims include 50,000 for Mildred Turn and 25,000 for Charles Turn plus 167.58 in costs, and 15,000 for Mildred Watkins with 128.50 in medical bills.
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Neb. Unger
Medina
Lorain
Com 3
Penfeld
Medina-Norwalk
Charles M .Purner
Mildred J.wetkins
Eolston
Pia
Leaders Restore Senator Frazier to Good Standing
The report states that Senate leaders restored Senator Frazier to full standing, returning his seniority and reinstating him on the Indian Affairs Committee, which he will chair in the new Senate. George W. Norris of Nebraska was placed as chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, marking a first major chairmanship for the insurgent bloc.
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Senator Frazier
Washington
Deco
Adallufinn
Bioc
Senate
Regor
Frakr Dakota
Frazier
Will
Neat Senate
George W. Norristi
Nebraska
Ec Heid T
Argent Bloc
Common Law Wife Seeks Share in Movie Estate
In Annapolis Maryland Mrs Chase Whitehurst of Baltimore claims a share of the estate of late movie producer Charles Whitehurst. The case centers on a common law marriage recognized by the Maryland Court of Appeals declaring her a widow. The estate, once valued at over a million, has been reduced to under 300000 after fees and legal costs. The widow’s suit challenges lower court findings and debt claims touching the grounds of entitlement.
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Annapolis
Chase Uirch Whitehurst
Baltimore
Charles FE. Whithurst
Baltimore Moon
Marland Court of Appeals
Whitehar
Gnate
State Senator Urges Confirmation of Governor Appointees
Columbus December 11 State Senator G M Kumler of Leesburg Preble county announced in a statement that he favors confirmation of Governor Donahey s appointments to state commissions unless there is an outstanding reason for non confirmation He also supports a sine die session for the legislature and opposed long recesses to allow governor to make appointments Kumler claims twenty senators back his plan ahead of the Republican caucus on December 17 with eighteen votes needed to secure the floor leadership
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Columbus
Donahey
G. M. Kumier
Leesburg
Preble County
Kumier
Ohio Senate
Legistare
Kumler
Christmas Tree Placed In Park For Holiday Display
The city added a festive touch to Dry Park this morning by placing a Christmas tree where the water spout fountain normally stands to enhance the Christmas appearance of the area.
Lorain Woman Sues for Fifteen Thousand Damages
Edith Bardener of Lorain sues Arnold Friedl of Lorain for 10000 in common pleas court over a November 21 auto collision near Vermilion. Bardener alleges Friedl passed unsafely, forcing her into a ditch and wrecking her car. She says she has been bedridden since the crash.
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Bardoner
Lorain
Arnold Friedi
Common Pleas Court
Friedi
Petson
Bardener
Herrar
Vermilion
Friedl
Woman Jurist Florence Allen To Address Open Forum
Judge Florence F Allen of Ohio Supreme Court will speak at the Open Forum tomorrow afternoon at First Vs church. Her topic Out Heritage aims to engage a broad audience. The event is expected to attract many attendees and the Girls Glee Club of the High School will sing several numbers.
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Florence F. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen
Sue
Laree
Girls Glee Club
County schools adopt six weekly tests for progress
Principals of Larasin County schools held their monthly meeting at the Hkra Saving and Trust Co bank. They discuss adopting a radius-based testing plan issuing tests every two weeks to cover material from the start of the subject. The system uses one third test score and two thirds daily grade to determine promotions.
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Prinepais
Larsin
Runim
Hisra Saving and Trust Co Bank
Pesterda Fiernocon
League postpones decision on German armaments control
Geneva Pec 11 The League of Nations Council met in secret session to defer any definite settlement of who controls German armaments. The deliberations paused without a firm resolution, delaying action on the issue.
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Geneva
Pec
League of Nations Council
Gernein Armaments
Gun Duel Shocks Broadway Nightlife in New York
Hundreds witness a gun battle on Broadway as Patrolman Thomas Gleninan faces four hold up men near a theater restaurant. The fight prompts police to deploy reserves. a bandit is believed killed, body found near Park Avenue as the night spot and crowd react to the shootout.
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New York
Thomas P Gleninan
Glennon
Glennen
G Non Bascot
Valick
Broadway
Park Avenue
Tavenna
Three Children Die In Blaze In NENDAL NL Fire
An overheated oil store caused a blaze that killed Eileen and Irene Stewart four year old twins and their one year old sister Patricia. The mother Mrs Thomas Stewart had put the children to bed and locked their second floor room before she left. The fire caused about 10 600 dollars in damage.
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Nendal NL Ox. Ee. Li
Eileen
Irene Stewart
Patricia
Thomas Stewart
Intoxicated man fined after guilty plea in police court
Steve Siziligyi was fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in police court. He was arrested on Court Street with more than five hundred dollars in his pockets and said he worked at a local industrial plant. He claimed the money was withdrawn to visit Cleveland for the weekend.
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Steve Siziligyi
Othe Ciary
Sigiligyi
Court Street
Harry Hlinksey
Focal
Cleveland
West Por Leader of Wets Fights For Role In Prohibition Debates
Washington December 11 congressmen seek a wet leader for the anti prohibition group in the House. Rep Britten and Rep Dryer are urged for the post as the present wet leader Rep Nick Maryland retires March 4. Wets plan to reshape their program after a split in the dry fight.
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Washington
Dreagt
West
Britten
Ninots
Dryer
Missouri
Ni CK
Maryland
Congress
la Guardia
New York
Andrews
Ls Guardia
Indictments Handed Up By Federal Grand Jury in Columbus
A federal grand jury in Columbus returned 65 indictments after a session lasting several days. Most charges involve federal oil laws and theft schemes. Defendants from nearby Steubenville and Yorkville faced counts including auto theft and related offenses amid a report detailing 156 witnesses and 92 jurors.
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Duty
Amile
Dais
Lux
Yuville
Chermis
Pittschurch
Yorkville
Thessmere
Steubenville
Train Wreck Near Manchuria Kills 24, Injures 50
A passenger train collided with a front train near Harbin in Manchuria, killing 24 people and injuring 50 others. Harbin, a key junction on the Chinese Eastern and Trans-Siberian railways, reported the disaster.
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Manchuria
Lusi
Tront
Harbin
Rains Predicted For Coming Week in Weather Outlook
Washington dispatch notes December 13 to 18 forecast with rain in the Ohio valley at the start of the week and again mid week. Temperatures expected moderate early, becoming colder late in the period.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Ormiston Denies Aimee McPherson Companion Claim
Chicago December 11 Kenneth G Ormiston will fight extradition to California after a conference with the former Angelus Temple radio operator Edward T S Martin Martin said Ormiston denied that Aimee McPherson was his sweetheart or that he spent ten days with her in a Carmel California cottage He faces arrest only after indictments reach Chicago and will post bond to contest removal to Los Angeles He did admit plans to write articles about his relationship with McPherson.
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Chicago
Kenneth G. Ormiston
California
Edward T. S. Martin
Angelus Temple
Ormiston
Martin
Los Angeles
Mrs. McPherson
Aimee
Harrisburg
Andar
Wemen
Edward H. S. Martin
McPherson
Carmel-by-the- Sea
Tilson Opposes Tax Refund Aims In 1927 Session
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Tilson Republican leader in the House favors applying any surplus to pay down the public debt and rejects a permanent revision of revenue laws. He warns any temporary tax cut for six months of 1927 would trigger a broader fight and urges debt reduction instead. The note frames current tax law as unproven and argues against immediate permanent changes.
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Washington
Coolidge
Rep
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Congress
Lorain Woman Acquitted in Shooting Verdict
Julia Simko of Lorain was found not guilty by a jury in Judge A R Webber's court after brief deliberation. She faced an indictment for shooting John Bobash on October 12 along the Amherst Penfield Junction road amid a quarrel over another woman. Her defense contended the shot was accidental.
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Julia Simko
Lorain
A R. Webber
John Bobash
Ambherst-Penfield Junction
Fler
Former Youngstown Safety Director Arrested on Indictment
Youngstown Ohio December 11 David Scott former safety director was arrested today on an indictment alleging he secured money under false pretenses. He is accused of demanding and receiving 100 dollars from a suspected bootlegger. Ray Irwin a constable was arrested on a similar charge.
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Youngstown
David Scott
Momer
Scott
Ray Irwin
Fire Devastates Tokyo Suburb, 2000 Homes Lost
Tokyo December 11. Arrangements were under way to aid the homeless after a blaze swept through a suburb yesterday, destroying about 30 houses including the port railway station and the weather observatory. Local officials reported extensive damage and ongoing relief efforts.
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Tokio
Btumadi
Weather Observatory
Dlaat
Numadza
Suruga
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Sesan Canton Policcemen
Carl Studer
Lone Star
Tetes
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Lopez
Penfield
William Johnson
Johnson Jaeeth
Wichita Hans
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