Rebels Tie Up Senate In Interstate Commerce Chair Fight
The insurgent progressive balance of power briefly blocked the Senate with three ballots for the Interstate Commerce Commission chair. Progressives split votes between Ellison D. Smith and Robert M. La Follette, keeping the outcome undecided as executive-session business continued.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Robert M. LaPollette
Wisconsin
Smith
Auto Club to Feast Tonight
The Lorain County Automobile club will hold its annual meeting in the Gates room of the First Congregational church this evening. A large attendance is expected with a benay and four speakers scheduled to be present.
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Lorain County Automobile Elab
First Congregational Church
Amherst
Methodist Church
Richard Wood Fleeced Out of 134 Dollars in Columbus
A Columbus man, Richard Wood, reports being robbed of 134 dollars after two black men seized a pocketbook he spotted on the walk and attempted to divide the money. He waited while they claimed to fetch the bank, then went to police. three suspects remain at large as investigation proceeds.
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Richard Wood
West Street
Wood
Negro Caruso Returns Home Amid Acclaim
A fragmented report notes the return of a prominent Black Caruso figure, Roland Hazes, to his own country. He is described as hailed with strong approval in New York and beyond.
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Prejcbie
Roland Hazes
Caruso
Reoystats
New
Endorsements Support Elyria Candidate in Lorain County
A political pledge speech praises progress with President Coolidge and signals readiness to advance public opinion. Arthur L. Garford, former governor candidate, receives endorsements from Dr. A. B. Storms, Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl, Nellie Hill, and labor leader R. B. Whitehead, among petition signers.
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Nicholas van der Py
Oberlin
Nellie Hill
Lorain County
Wic. T. U
R. B. Whitehead
Mother of Nine Named Constable Cleans Up Town
In Seldom Seen near Pittsburg, Mrs. Julia M. Fife a mother of nine won a constable election on a clean-up platform and has since reduced bootleggers and crime without using firearms.
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Constable
Lower St Clair Township
Pittsburg
Julia M. Fife
Americans to see lower taxes by 1892 promise from GOP chair
The plan to reduce income taxes was touted by Representative Green of Iowa, head of the Ways and Means Committee, as the House prepares to push tax cuts. Other items note Mrs. Weaver identified in a Fox-Coburn murder investigation, and various regional dispatches including rail issues and local officials in Kentucky and Ohio.
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Washington
Representative Green
Iowa
Ways and Means
House
Curse of Pharaohs Haunts Tomb Hunters
In Luxor Egypt on December 12 Howard Carter chief Egyptologist guiding Tutankhamun discovery is ill and cannot visit the tomb though his condition is not serious. Lord Carnarvon who led the expedition previously exposed to the tomb’s opening is also mentioned in connection with the early days of the dig.
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Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Carter
Lord Carnarvon
Pastors Flay 12 Hour Day Lynching and World Court Efforts
In Columbus on December 12 the Federal Council of Churches opened its three day annual session with pastors condemning the 12 hour day in steel, denouncing lynching, urging law enforcement, and advocating U S entry into the World Court.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Fisher Bros. Company
Cuyahoga
Lorain Counties
United States
Executve
Federal Council of Churches
United States Should Seek New Markets For Foreign Trade
James A. Farrell president of United States Steel Corp urged at a Foreign Trade Association luncheon in Cleveland that the nation must find new markets to compensate for Europe’s reduced buying capacity.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Wendell C. Neville
United States Marine Corp
Neville
Western District
San Francisco
Joseph Pendleton
Theodore P. Wane
Cleveland
United States
Europe
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Foreign Trade Association
Paris Hears America Speech in New York Broadcast
Government wireless receiving station picked up extracts from a speech delivered by Senator Paul De Puy in New York. The report notes it was impossible to capture the whole address owing to static on the line.
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Paris
Government Wickess
Paul de Puy
New York
Portuguese revolt crackdown claimed by government ally
Lisbon December reports claim that Portugal's rebel movement against the central government has been effectively controlled, with officials asserting gains and stability after the latest developments.
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Lisbon
Ofira
Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad vs Bert Smith Suit
The Lake Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad has filed suit against Bert Smith of Lorain to recover 824881 claimed as rent for Lorain property.
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Lake Erie &Pittsburgh Railroad
Bert Smith
Lorain
Mexican Leader Routed by Rebels in Jalapa
General Pacal Morales commanded the federal army and was defeated as rebels captured Jalapas in a Mexican upheaval, leaving Morales temporarily incapacitated.
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Jalapa
Pacal Morales
Jalapas
Women in National Committee urged to apoint delegates
The Cleveland convention debated revising delegate apportionment to give each state an associate female member and curb fluctuating votes. Senator Howell and Pepper clashed as southern Republicans pressed reform while opposing voices warned of past divisions.
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South
Willard
Cleveland
National Committee
Chas. D Hilles
New York
Howell
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Joseph Tolbert
South Carolina
Joe
Nebraska
Tolbert
Senate
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
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Arizons
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Colorado
Connectcut
Delaware
Tiorida
Georgia
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Injuana
Inwa
Kansas
Kentucky
Les Be
Maryland Shopsuts
Nosata
Uti
Tc. Rhoadsland
South Ceral Na
Trapesser
Tenas
Utah
Automobilist Thomas Powers Dies In Kentucky Embankment Crash
Thom as Powers aged 49 died when his car plunged down an embankment eight miles south of Newport Kentucky. Passenger Sanders Slaven aged 39 was injured and thought fatally hurt in the crash near Cincinnati on December 12.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Powers
Newport
Sanders Slaven
A L Garford Urges Burke To Run For Governor
A letter urges Senator Burke as Elyria Lorain County Republican choice for Ohio Governor. It praises Burke’s character, experience, business insight, and public service, highlighting his stand against corrupt politics and his community work. The message signals strong local backing and calls Burke to enter the race for November 1924.
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Omo
Ohio
Burke
Elyria
Lorain County
Suters
Lorain Coun
Elsvia
M. E. Church of
Republican Party of
Traffic Violators Fined in Penes Court
The traffic violators were fined this morning in Penes Court. Ern est Coppermin paid 25 dollars plus costs while Bud Prestage and J McLarshin were fined 5 pounds and costs.
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Trafic Viglators
Penes Court
Ernest Coppermin
Bud Prestage
J McLarshin
Fall Too Ill to Attend Senate Probe
Washington December 12 After a prolonged illness Albert Fall former Secretary of the Interior was unable to appear before the Senate Public Lands Committee to discuss his personal finances and the Teapot Dome oil reserve leasing. Physicians reported his condition as precarious with weeks of weakness noted and he remained in New York City.
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Washington
Albert R. Fall
New York City
Teapot Dome
Senate Public la Committee
Fall
Physicans
Tragic Crash Claims 5-Year-Old in Cincinnati Toll Rise
Cincinnati December 12 report says Hamilton Countys 124th motor vehicle death this year involved five year old John Swaney who was struck by a truck. He died last night after the incident.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
John Swaney
Woman Leads Expedition Into Darkest Africa
Hon. Mrs. Diana Strickland leads an eight member hunting and trading party into darkest Africa. The mission aims to be away for many months and return with numerous rare animal specimens.
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Africa
Diana Strickland
Diana
Missing trusty at London Prison Farm
Peni tentiary officials search for Wm Doll 27 a trusty who walked away from the London Prison farm late yesterday. Doll was received at the penitentiary last from Delaware county to serve a one to 20 seat sentence for forgery.
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Columbus
Wm. Doll
Trusty
London
Doll
Delaware County
Harding relics collected in Columbus memorial drive
Members of the Harding Memorial Committee in Columbus began a collection of mementoes and articles linked to the life of the late president during his time in Columbus State Senator and Lent.
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Columbus
Harding Memorial Committee
Dent
Colum State
Stock market shows firmness in industrials and rail shares gains
Forenoon trading on the New York stock exchange features strength in the industrials led by United States Steel rising over one point to 6. Railroad shares recover after yesterday’s losses with New York Central advancing to a year high and other rails firm. Industrials steady with Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin Locomotive higher. some oils mixed. sugars firm. Cleveland livestock reports mixed cattle and lamb receipts. grain opens lower in Chicago with various futures quoted. opening Liberty bonds shown with listed yields.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United State Steel
Gulf States Steel
Crucible Stee
New York Central
Sps
Northern Pacific Ras O
Chicago
Northwestern
Great Northern Prid
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Mack Truck
Willys Overland
Chandler Motors
O Is
Cosdén
California Petroleum
Pacific
Pan Americcan Petroleum
Land Sinclair
Man Jumps to Death From 110 Foot Platform
New York December 12. A man named Sniel age 40 left a note begging a policeman to send his body home to his wife as a Christmas present. He then jumped to his death from a 110 foot high west side elevated railroad platform.
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New York
Horne
Kainman Sniel
West Side
Wellington Legion Social In a Evening Hosts Guests
Wellington notices recount American Legion inviting the Women’s Auxiliary to their meeting last evening followed by cards dancing and lunch. The piece notes good time but laments few younger members attended. Nearby items: Pierce home purchase by Falls with possession in April and various local visits and hospital news.
High School Girls Glee Club Formed at Amherst
Amherst December 12 a Girls Glee Club was organized at the High school with officers elected President Marcella Kelch Secretary and Treasurer Edith Mebius Librarian Gertruda Leph Accompanist Zelma Muth and Director Edna Bellar They will appear at the chapel service December 21.
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Amherst
Marcella Kelch
Edith Moebius
Gertruda Leph
Zelma Muth
Edna Bellar
Judge B Lindsley lecture charms Amherst audience
Judge B Lindsley spoke on Why Kids Lie to a full house at the Amherst opera house. The high school lecture drew strong interest, with humor and instruction noted as part of the program.
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Anherst
Judge B. Lindsley
Fragmented OCR spellcheck yields unclear political note
A garbled OCR fragment references a political party and individuals but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable elements point to a partisan context with names and actions unspecified.
Fragmentary political musings on rights and power
The text presents a fragmented rant about public opinion, leadership, and corruption. It references figures, parties, and rights discussions, but readable content is sparse and scattered across phrases. It hints at upholding human rights amid political manipulation and media pressure.
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Richard M. Tobin
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George Schroeer
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Harry Gillman
Robert Cromwell
Fred Beckwith
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Christina Gentile
James Beveridge
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Misa Elinore Ruth
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Peter Becker
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James Caut
Richard Parker
James Cassidy
C. Winters
Alec Burnett
Crown Hill
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Robert Cameron
Toronto
Canada
Lorain Amherst
Amherst Temple
Lorain Temple
Eisia Orcutt
Pythian Sisters
Jay Orcutt
Cartie Kreeger
K. of P. Hall
Capt. Stough
Park Avenue
Anna VeLaire
Fanny Parsons
Amanda Warren
Carrie Gillette
Eva Hearn
Grangers
Odd Fellows Hall
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Harry Wolfe
Milan Avenue
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Robert Gray
Lotain
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Coleon Co
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Columbia Steels
Colson Co
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