Germany Granted Billion Dollar Loan Over 50 Years
The Paris exchange reports the reparations commission approved a 1 billion dollar international loan guaranteed by German customs to aid indemnity payments over fifty years at 7 percent. Berlin notes Britain will not provide long term credit, only short term funds insufficient for January and February installments.
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Germany
Paris
Inter-Al Fied Reparations Commission
Berlin
Walter Rathenau
England
Herr Rathenau
Han Jist
London
Lloyd George
Robert Horne
Injured Man Seeks 18000 In Damages After Road Barrier Accident
Vincent Burns by James Burns sues Antoni Dombroski for 18000 alleging a steel barrier across the Lagrange Elyria road caused a crash. Burns, a blacksmith apprentice, says the impact from the wire barrier fractured his spine and ligaments, rendering him unable to work and claiming permanent injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Burns
James Burns
Antoni Dombroski
Lagrange-Elyria
Burns
German People’s Party Links Big Business to Politics
The report describes the party aligning with industrial magnates and bankers, signaling close ties between a political organization and powerful business interests in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German People's Party
Judge McGannon Must Serve Sentence For Contempt
Cleveland reports former chief justice William W. McGannon must immediately serve a 20 day contempt sentence tied to changes in Mary B. Neely testimony, the chief state witness in two murder trials. A $100 fine is to be paid or served in jail as the court ordered, with a capias issued for his arrest after the appeals court denied the appeal.
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Cleveland
William WW. McGannon
Municipal Court
Mary B. Neely
Court of Appeals
Auto Runs Amuck On Cleveland Street Night
An automobile believed to be from Lorain ran amuck on Cleveland street late last night. It knocked down a street sign toppled a tree and ended in a yard before the driver fled the scene without giving identity.
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Lorain
Cleveland Street
Snow plows clear streets as morning rush begins
Snow plows were put into service for the first time this morning after a lively night of flurries. Street gangs cleared the sidewalks early, ensuring walkways were passable for pedestrians heading to work.
Tremor Disrupts Tokyo Water Supply At Palace
An earthquake severely damaged Tokyo water services with the imperial palace left without water. Efforts to pump water from Yokohama and Yokohnu ie were needed to supply the city.
Pigeons figure in divorce settlement in LaGrange
Myrtle Fengler and Otto Feigler of LaGrange settled a divorce yesterday afternoon after witnesses supported her charge of great neglect of duty. Property division was agreed, including a contentious dispute over a pair of pigeons kept for Christmas dinner. Mrs Feagier won the pigeons.
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Myrtle Fengler
Otto Feigler
LaGrange
Feagier
Feagler
Warrant Served on Charles Morse in Washington Case
Charles Morse, New York shipbuilder and waterfront worker, was served a warrant in Washington charging embezzlement and conspiracy. He voluntarily went to the U S Commissioner's office and posted 40,000 as bail while the Shipping Board investigation is noted in the complaint.
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Charles Morse
Washington
Charlies W. Moree
New York &Wancler and Shipbuilder
Wee
Moree
United State Commissiomer
Tewee R. Hitt
Kelecoi Beeste Bebe
Usation Department of
The
U. S. Shipping Board
Absence of details clouds arrest reports in London
Unclear censorship and sparse information from London relay an arrest with few factual details. The lack of verified names dates or charges leaves the situation unresolved as officials withhold specifics and daily dispatches offer limited progress updates.
Rural Detroit Tragedy Leaves Eight Dead In Fire
A two story frame house on Ten Mile road near Woodward avenue burned early today killing eight or nine occupants. Seven victims are children aged 1 to 10. The father and four children perished with three of his sisters. The dead are foreigners. names were not known to neighbors. Three others were critically burned.
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Detroit
Mich
Ten Mile
Woodward Avenue
Aaster
Rotary Club Receives City Key to Elyria and Clinic Survey Update
Chas N Savage received the key to the city of Elyria at a regular Rotary luncheon in the YMCA dining room. He also earned a baseball bat and a championship tin plate medal for his past in Bradenton Florida. Dr Geo Nicholaus announced ready reports on clinics for crippled children, with recommendations to be distributed to Rotary members before next steps. He warned interurban lines face tax and road funding pressures from growing fly by night bus and freight services, noting Elyria as a trading center reliant on these lines and urging local study and action on highways upkeep.
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Rotary Club
Chas. N. Savage
Bradentown
Fla
Elyria
Geo. Nicholaus
I Vettl
Bellway Company
Ne Nes
Carriera
Lorain County
Slao
Amazon fury erupts in Kaness coal field violence
In Pittsburg Kas December 12 crowds of more than 4500 women and families of Howat supporters engaged in a large scale assault on Kaness mines. Sheriff Gould and deputies failed to disperse the mobs causing four Jackson-Walker mines to close. Earlier attacks near Franklin and ongoing mine union elections frame the unrest with leaders like Alexander Howat up for re election as authorities contemplate militia action.
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Pittemurg
Kas
Amazon
Kaness
Alexander Howat
Petticost
Milt Gould
Jackson-Walker Company
Franklin
Topek
Allen
Hospital asks county for higher indigent care rate
Ted Moise and R B Lerach representing Memorial hospital urged county commissioners to renew the indigent patient contract. They said last year the county paid 2 per day but the hospital lost money. it now seeks actual average cost or 4 per day. Commissioners will decide after review.
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Ted Moise
R. B. Lerach
Memorial Hospital
Daclarest
Hunting Victim Died Yesterday
The death of Harry W. Young, 36, occurred at Memorial hospital yesterday. He was shot in the jaw and face by an accidental gun discharge during a hunting trip after dropping his weapon on a farmer’s wagon near Ingersoll farm, Belden about ten days prior. His remains were taken to Lorain and funeral services will be held at the family home at 2402 Oakdale Avenue Wednesday at 2 30 p.m.
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Harry W. Young
Memorial Hospital
Young
Ingersoll Farm
Belden
Lorain
Oakdale Avenue
Lost Child Found After Overnight Missing Report
Mrs. Bramwell of 108 Neuter court reported her three and a half year old daughter disappeared yesterday. Police intensified the search and later learned the child had been found safe.
Private Boere Duncan Killed in Truck Prage. Two Wounded
Cambridge reports Private Boere Duncan was killed and two other cavalrymen were wounded in a street ambush during a truck raid on Imperial estate near Sazight. gunfire disabled the convoy as soldiers engaged.
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Cambridge
Boere Duncan
Cosmy
Emtesiment Ast Bere Sa
Zight
Dubie
Watson cites 300 letters on soldiers' killings in France inquiry
Senator Watson reports more than 300 letters and affidavits accusing officers of ordering or approving the killing of American soldiers in France. He says the Senate committee will review the documents as it continues its investigation and will recall witnesses. Letters include claims of hangings in U S Army camps and mentions several named correspondents and an officer, Captain Michaelson of Atlanta.
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Washington
Americux
France
Tom” Watson
Georgia
Senate
Watson
Rin Toor
A. D. Michaslaon
Atlanta
Thrast
Michaelson
Department
Greenway
802Nd Infantry
Comtee
H. Ford
Wey Favenue
Pittsburgh
Woman Bound and Burned to Death in California
POMONA Calif Dec. 13 One of the most fiendish murders in the annals of southarm in California occurred here early today when Mrs J L Swain proprietor of an upholstery store was bound drugged and burned to death by an unknown assailant.
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Pomona Calif
Southarm
California
J. L. Swain
Stabbed 80 year old in drunken Whitesburg row
Elsy Wilson, 80, stabbed several times in a drunken fight near Aluck ey, remains between life and death as doctors work to save her. Brothers Jin and Charlie Stichan are under arrest for the crime.
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Whitesburg
Elsy Wilson
Aluckey
My Heannot
Jin
Charlie Stichan
Armed bandits loot stores and bank in three robberies
Four armed bandits struck the Mer stein jewelry store on Payne Avenue in Cleveland and fled with coins worth about 800 dollars after overpowering the proprietor. Earlier, safes were wrecked at Long Dressed Heel, yielding 9629 in cash and negotiable notes. In Michigan, robbers hit the Halfway State Bank between Hers and Mount Clemens and took 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. a posse pursues them.
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Cleveland
Merstein Jewelry
Payne Ayence
Wagaine
Safe
Barnton
Safe Crackers
Detroit
Mich
Halfway State
Halfway
Hers
Mount Clemens
Dayton Chest Over the Top
Dayton reports the community chest campaign closed with pledges totaling 10006.00 to be distributed among charitable organizations and needy families. The drive ended December 13 and aims to aid medical care and security for vulnerable residents.
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Dayton
Commensity Chest of
Rae
Pact to Establish Peace in Pacific For Ten Years Put Into Effect
The treaty of Washington, aimed at replacing the Anglo Japanese alliance and securing pacific peace for at least ten years, was signed in a simple state department ceremony by delegates of the United States Britain France and Japan. Secr Hughes and leaders Lodge Root Underwood signed for the United States with fourteen other officials from Britain France and Japan among the signatories.
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Pacific
Washington
State Department
In Pacific
Hughes
British Empire
France
Japan
United States
State Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Elihu Root
Oscar W. Underwood
Arthur J. Balfour
Auckland Geddes
Lord Lee
Fareham
Robert Dorden
Canada
F. Pesarer
Australia
Z. W. Salmond
New Zealand
V. 8. Sastri
India
M. Vivians
Prince Tokugawa
Baron Kato
Shidehara
M. Hanihara
Surety Company Defeated in New Lawsuits Against Cohen
Two new suits filed against Fidelity & Deposit Co. and Philip Cohen of Lorain allege attached property belonging to Cohen was released by a surety hand. Plaintiffs seek judgments of 188.30 for R. G. Holles et al and 213.89 for Erie Electric Co. A separate claim from W. J. Donnelly Construction Co. asks 663.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Philip Cohen
Lorain
Cohen
R. G. Holles
Oldsmobile Pacemaker Publishes Elyria Police Display
Elyria gains nationwide exposure as the Oldsmobile Pacemaker magazine runs November and December issues featuring Elyria police emergency equipment. The city bought an Oldsmobile chassis seven months ago and published Chief Stankard’s letter and a photo with Lorain county jail in the background on Third Street. Corbett Southam pilots the feature amid broad circulation reaching over a million copies nationwide. Oscar Dunn, Elyria dealer, reports inquiries from other cities including Dayton about the equipment.
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Elyria
Olds Motor Works
Lansing
Mich
Stankard
Lorain County
Third Street
Corbett Southam
United States
Oscar Dunn
Dayton
Jury views scene in medical death case against Lake Shore Electric
The jury in the Thatcher estate suit against Lake Shore Electric viewed the accident site at Castalia. Plaintiff Mrs Thatcher seeks 25000 damages after doctors death. Jury left for the scene at 15 dollars for inspection as preliminary statements were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdith W. Thatcher
Winthrop P. Thatcher
Lake Shore Electric Co
Castalla
Thatcher M
Ulster Divisions Narrow Lag For Irish Peace Pact
London and Dublin factions clash over the Irish peace treaty as Dail Eireann and the British Parliament prepare to vote. Lloyd George and Arthur Griffith urge ratification amid Ulster opposition and shifting public support. In Belfast Sir James Craig denounces the treaty while a night of street disorder follows. Chicago and Northwestern lines declare a regular dividend of 2 1 2 percent on common and 3 1 2 percent on preferred stock.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Belfast
James’ Craig
New York
Chicago and
Northwestern
Fifth Annual Ohio Automobile Trade Association Convention
Elyrians prepare for the Fifth Annual Ohio Automobile Trade Association convention in Columbus at Memorial Hall and Elks Home on December 13 to 15. Notables Harvey Firestone Henry Ford Alfred Reeves Hi B Harper will speak. Exhibits of new machinery tools and equipment will fill the showrooms with about three thousand dealers expected, many from Elyria and Lorain County.
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Ohio Automobile Trade, Association
Columbus
Ohio
Memorial Hall and
Elks
Harvey 5. Firestone
Henry Ford
Alfred Reeves
B. Harper
Automobile Industry and Sales Organization
Elyria
Lorain County
Baby Marie Albertino dies after accidental shooting
In Belle Vue Hospital today Baby Marie Albertino dies from a gunshot wound to the eye. The shooter was her 7 year old sister Annette who accidentally pulled the trigger from a pistol found in a drawer. The older girl denied responsibility for hours as police questioned their father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marie Albertino
Bellevue Hospital
Annette
Judge Thompson Rules Dismisses Wagner Divorce Case
Judge Thompson dismissed the divorce case John B. Wagner v Florence Wagner of Lorain for want of prosecution. Several similar cases were dismissed recently. He stated that cases called with no representative present will be dismissed.
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Johnb. Wagner
Florence Wagner
Lorain
Thompson
Army Deserters Surrender Here
Two men walk into a New Haven police station and surrender as army deserters. John Welek of Joliet Illinois and Martin Malvey from New Haven say they left Camp Dix New Jersey ten days earlier and went AWOL. They kept their uniforms and claimed to have tried finding work but were not hired.
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Poice Station
John Welek
Joliet
Martin Malvey
New Haven
Stankard
Camp Dix
N. J
Art
Chicago
Blankard
Malvey
Stankard Gnally
Dix
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