Impeachment Hearings Open on Burns Case in Daugherty Probe
Washington dispatch reports the House judiciary committee's impeachment inquiry into Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty ran into clashes over evidence about William J. Burns. Samuel Gompers testified Burns's appointment sparked a public scandal, while former Attorney General George Wickersham opposed Burns and noted related pardon case issues.
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Judiciary Committee
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Harry M. Daugherty
Organized Labor
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Ralston
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Minnesota
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Daugherty
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Representative Graham
Pennsylvania
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Representative Yates
Olinots
Keller
Gompers
George Wickersham
Wickersham
Bruce Bielaski
Taft
Jones
Oregon
Parr
Western Baseball Club selects officers after supper
The Western Automatic baseball club held a chicken supper at Little Joe's and a subsequent meeting. Art Hiscox was chosen manager and J. Senegal became secretary and treasurer. Warren Collier hosted the group at the American Theatre with attendees listed.
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Little Joe's
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J. Senegal
Warren Collier
American Theatre
W. T. Collier
F. Luther
J. Brown
F. McKee
L. Clement
F. Eason
W. Roig H. Heath
W. Bennett
Jacobs
R. Collier
J. Kihm
T. Bruce
A. Hoffner
C. Wragg
Art Hiscox
Jd. Benegar
Steubenville 6 Year Old Dies at Gates Home
A six year old Steubenville boy died last night at the Gates Home for Crippled Children after an attack of appendicitis. The child had been sent to the home recently and grew ill suddenly. His body was returned to the Friday parlors and will be sent to his home today.
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Nicholas Krinich
Steubenstal
Netle Bor
Homer Dean To Start Term In Warehouse Job
Charleston wire service reports Homer Dean former bank cashier will begin a penitentiary sentence and then work in a warehouse with the firm he served as manager during his ht years evading officers for irregularities in the National Bank of Sutton. He pleaded guilty to two of seventeen counts and faced a shortage of more than $60 000 in his accounts.
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Charleston
W. Va
Homer Dean
National Bank of Sutton
Atlanta
Dean
Gulty
Judge to rule in first degree murder case in Cincinnati
Judge Edward T. Dixon prepares to issue a first degree murder verdict in the Elia Keegan case. Keegan pleaded guilty to killing her aunt Miss Esa Keegan last October during a self harm attempt, claiming the bullet struck accidentally. In London, the Steamship Celerina sank off Vardo with twelve dead.
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Cincinnati
Edward T. Dixon
Elia Keegan
Esa Keegan
Miss Keegan
Lfe
Burns and Wickersham At Jones Pardon Inquiry
Testimony shows Burns sought influence on the Jones pardon with Wickersham on the stand. The session drew light remarks from White and questioned Burns’s interest in a Jones pardon, with Wickersham denying support for Burns and noting potential letters to Bielaski.
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Burns
White Wickersham
Oregon
Democrat
Kentucky
Wickersham
Thomas
Jones
Ickersham
Bruce Bielaski
Mystery Owner of Monte Carlo Revealed
A mystery man with Anglo-Greek background emerges as the likely owner of the Monte Carlo. He is described as a reputed arbiter across newspapers and other industries.
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Monte Carlo
Mystery Man
Ole
Monte Car
Congress Statis Continued fr a Page Vines
fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper discusses fiscal plans, submarine and aircraft construction, and international diplomacy. It mentions France Italy and Powers at a conference, goals for naval and air programs, and unresolved questions about consent and ratification amid global tensions.
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Ate
Maral
Gald
France
Italy
Finis
Aliea
Aubmar
Martin
Trina
Stocks Rise on Opening Market Amid Light Conditions
Stock market openings show gains as the National lead feature lifts prices. US and American shares advance with notable upticks in several listings. Details include modest rises across several stocks, with mixed results among mid caps and utilities.
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Pete
Bel Din Double Hatchet Murder Case Reported
In a reported case tied to the Bel Din murder, authorities describe a double hatchet attack near Wis with bodies found and a suspect held for questioning. The report notes ongoing investigation by local officials and a sergeant's statements about evidence and expected charges.
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Bel Din
Seit Homme
Wis
Searing report on Voran's detention in press release
A fragmentary dispatch from Washington dated December 1 reports a theatrical route and ministerial concerns about Voran and Marguerite in Russia. The text mentions Schurman and a state party or government issue, reflecting tensions in the foreign policy briefing.
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Voran
Pashington
Marguerite
Gouldean
Russia
Schurman
Stolen Army Blanket Reported From Hut Store
A theft at a Hu store involved a blanket valued at $30. A person named Bo was noted in connection with the incident, with the blanket taken from a parked vehicle.
Debts and reparations dominate postwar finance talks
Fragmented report from AP wires discusses early war debt payments from the United States and reparations pressures on Germany. It notes expectations for debt settlement, potential U S action, and the influence of foreign and domestic political views on monetary settlements.
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Ington
Dee
Ameigi
Germany
Userfdoam
United
Local and national brief notes from December
The page records scattered items from Lima Toledo Columbus and Dayton. It notes a Lima hospital admission related to an alleged affair involving Lillian Browne and district director J Ross, plus a Toledo bootlegging raid with whisky and mash seizures. Reports mention farmers meetings in Columbus and legislative tensions in London with a lengthy parliamentary session.
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Lima
Condirs
Lillian Browne
P. Browne
J Rossehoir
Biederwort
Eva Cans Saveo
Toleno
Tier
Toledo
Electric light fixtures stolen at new West Loch residence
A homeowner reported last night that several electric light fixtures were stolen from his new house near Loch Street West. Police have no leads and are investigating the burglary.
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Polee
West Live
Loch Street
Tas Wat Am
Clemenceau Sees Peace Work Enduring as He Sails
Clemenceau, worn yet resolute after three weeks abroad, warned against occupying the Ruhr and warned of German democracy under such occupation. He received farewell messages from Wilson and others and chatted with friends before leaving. In Columbus Ohio a report urged creation of state institutions for mental health and a hospital for subnormal in southern Ohio.
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Pres Huer
Ruhr
Henceau
Poincare
M. Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson M. Clemenceau
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Vannot
Am- Moob
International Sentenceau
France
America
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M. Faliowi
Clemenceau
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Qhin
Eat Vegetables and Kidney Health Ad
Old advertisement touts vegetables and lemon juice mixtures to “flush and stimulate” kidneys. Claims relief from rheumatic and bladder issues, suggesting lithia water beverages as a cheap home remedy. Warns readers against poor diets and urges trial of Jad satis tonic for kidney flushing.
City War Memorial Committee Forms in Summit
A public effort seeks creation of a city memorial with a dedicated committee to guide design and approval. Post members vote to appoint organizers and confer with authorities on the project. The piece also notes the death of Pritt, longtime Summit resident.
Charles Willen Versatile Entertainer Seeks Dates
Charles Willen, a versatile entertainer, seeks new engagements and accents. For booking, call Go Burrer or send inquiries to Box 231, Grafton, Mus Turnist.
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Burrer
Grafton
Danre
Proposed legislation to curb evils debated at senate conference
In Columbus today a conference with city solicitors and drawn representatives from several municipalities, chaired by the Attorney General, discussed proposed legislation aimed at curbing evils. The session occurred in the senate chamber and the state house as talks continued.
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Boas
Hess
Senate
State House
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