Eternal triangle unsettles Ardmore case in Oklahoma
In Ardmore Oklahoma the shooting of Jake L Hauton a local official is tied to a love triangle involving his wife and his former secretary Clara Smith Hamon. The case centers on a quarrel over bringing Hamon’s wife and daughter from Chicago to Ardmore. Hamon died after saying the shooting was accidental while friends contest that claim. Mrs Clara Hamon appeared after the incident and has vanished during the search.
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Ife Agatary
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Jake L. Hauton
Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamon
Hamon
Chicago
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Hammon
Clara
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Jake L. Hamon
Olivebelle Hamon
League Recommends Control of Danzig Be Given to Poles
Geneva dispatch says the League of Nations military commission recommends Polish military control of Danzig. The move aligns with a Polish government request citing need to secure transport of food, munitions, and raw materials. The council will refer the report and a separate Japan Viscount Ishii inquiry to its military commission for study.
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Ishii
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Great Britain
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Assembly of Bhrique of Nations
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Robert Cecil
South Africa
N. W. Wall
Canada
Nansen
Norway
Arcia
Dollar Day Bargains Planned by Elyria Stores
Tomorrow will be Dollar Day at Elyria stores with hundreds of real bargains. Merchants prepare to handle a rush, placing many articles on sale at the $1 price. Early arrival advised to secure first choice.
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Elyria
O'Donnell interests secure first 99 year lease on Court Street block
The first 99 year lease in this city has been secured by the O'Donnell interests for the Turner block on Court Street. Miss Winifred Turner will receive $6,000 per year with a ten year option to buy at $100,000. After the lease term the property reverts to Turner heirs unless another disposition occurs before 2019.
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Turner Block
O'Donnell
Court Street
Winifred Turner
Turner Heira
Nasigna
Street brawl leaves man wounded after eye injury
Louis Dulovie Testding allegedly struck in a street altercation near the Green Line waiting room as police traced a dispute with Robert Young and Mrs. W. A. Barton. Young and Barton accuse Dulovie Delavies of insuting Barton, while Dulovie denies insult and claims she collided with his shoulder. A police inquiry and civil suit by Mrs. Barton against her husband are ongoing.
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Wes
Robert Young
Bo Mitny
Young
W. A. Yarton
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West Avenue
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Staulder
Toror
Wille
Barton
Tiree
Common Pleas Court
Public Forum Tonight At Machinists Hall
Open forum at Machinists hall tomorrow evening will feature Rev W. Smith of the United Presbyterian church and Prof A H Miller of Oberlin. Miller will speak on Collective Bargaining, a topic stirring much discussion. The meetings are open to the public and well attended.
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Machinists’ Hall
W. 3. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
A. H. Miller
Oberlin
Cork burns as Cork city ravaged by fires and ambushes
Cork Ireland faced massive destruction as fires swept through most of the city. Losses quoted near 15 million dollars with hundreds of buildings destroyed. Reports say two districts burned along St Patrick Street Winthrop and Old George streets. city hall and banks damaged. civilians killed and several wounded. police and troops in control after an ambush at Cloyne. Page Two continued.
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Queenstown
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Delaney
Businness
St. Patrick’s Street
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Maylor
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Louie Sacks Denies Barbershop Gambling Links
Louie Sacks, Mill street barber, denies operating punch boards found at his shop or employee involvement. He says the boards were left by a cigar salesman. Several punched tokens were found in a trash basket but he claims the refuse receptacle has not been emptied in six months. He admits no liquor sales in the shop or pool room when informed of the report. The gambling paraphernalia found is deemed sufficient for a conviction, and Sacks is fined $30 and costs.
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Louie Sacks
Mill Street
Watso
Sacks
Poal
Walter Jones
Tom
Pastors Praise Church Page In Chronicle Telegram
Clergy from multiple pulpits yesterday offered tributes to the church page in the Chronicle Telegram a Saturday feature serving all city denominations. A resolution by the city steward association praised the department and thanked its cooperation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Miyrla
J C Hill Baker Serious Ill In Elyria Bank Figure
Friends learn veteran Elyria banker J C Hill is seriously ill at his Washington Avenue home due to arterial hardening. Hill, in his long career, has been a prominent financial figure in the community for many years.
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J. C. Hill
I Elyria
Washington Avenue
Mr. Hill
Hill Funeral Tuesday for Phieldon Hill in Lorain
Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM from the A. M. E. Church in Lorain for Phieldon Hill who died Saturday in the city. Also noted are William C. Swartz, 24, farmer from Huntington, and Orla Bay, 17, from Wallington.
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Willian C. Swartz
Farmer, Huntington, and
Orla Bay
Wallington
Elirian Seed Uutes Plot Bursts Into Public View
In Columbus a swell of opinion follows a confrontation over a proposed Public Utilities Commission appointment. A letter, tied to a fight against Citizens Gas & Electric and Lorain County Electric, hints at who authored it. Burke advocates revoking a franchise if a company threatens to abandon service, a drastic measure to leverage terms with towns and cities statewide.
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Cincinnati
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Citizens Gas & Fleetric Co
Lorain County Meetric Co
Mir. Burke
Burke
Leading Blue Law Crusaders At National Convention
Blue law reformers gather in Washington for the twenty sixth anniversary of the International Reform Bureau. Speakers opened the session at the organization's Washington headquarters with topics on stricter prohibition and Sabbath observance. The photo shows officials and clergy including State Rep Thomas H Harrison Bishop J W Hamilton and Father Eugene A Sannan among others.
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Blue Law Crusaders
Washington
Blue Law
International Reform Bureau
Thomas H. Harrison
Georgia
J. W. Hamilton
Liquor raid targets Kovacs saloon amid city tensions
Police raided Kovacs Western saloon amid claims of liquor sales during Osio ban. Officers Sweet Crehan and Southam seized evidence as Kovacs claimed personal use. Mayor dismissed charges while witnesses pledged others sold liquor. several parlors closed after the raid.
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Antifa
John Kovacs
Western
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Osio
Ves
Sweet
Kovacs
Kovac
Elephant Party Planned by Young Men's Business Club
The Young Men's Business Club will host an Elephant party at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday at 8 pm. The program committee promises a lively meeting with entertainment and a humorous gift exchange where attendees wrap a house item, number it, and swap seats, sharing food and jokes.
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Young Men’s Business Club
Elephant
Chamber of Commercce
Immigration Bill Passes the House
Washington December 183 The Johnson immigration bill passed the House with a one year immigration ban after amendment. The measure now moves to the Senate where leaders predict defeat. The roll call stood 293 in favor and 41 opposed.
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Two Lorain Divorce Suits Filed Today
Two Lorain divorce actions are filed in court. Elizabeth Cyprus accuses John Cyprus of abandonment after a 1919 October marriage and an incident of slapping her. Welling Mare sues Trilda Dagg, alleging marriage in 181% and faults in care of home and children with custody sought.
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Lorain
Elizabeth Cyprus
John Cyprus
Welling Mare
Trilda Dagg
Canada
Lorain Murder Trial Started in Court No 1
Crowded Lorain courtroom opens the first degree murder trial of Cluist Lagos who is accused of shooting Peter Paul at Lagos coffee bones on June 30. Lagos fled to nearby cities before arrest. Thirty jurors and about eight witnesses and victim’s supporters were present as jury selection continued under Hasselman Taylor and Prosecuting Attorney Findley.
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Lagos
Lorain
Peter Paul
Oreland
Laos
Hasselman & Taylor
Cleveland
Findley
Braton villagers rally to repair roads and cut costs
In Grafton Ohio on December 12 residents report depleted funds from the Smith one per cent tax law. Businesses pledge long work hours and, with help from women, community co operation funds repair the streets at an estimated three thousand dollars in value. Next spring the program to continue quarterly aims to restore village finances and infrastructure amid higher taxes from a municipal water works and electrification.
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Ohio
Grafton Streets
Init
Eyatem
Lorain County
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