Threats of GOP split threaten administration's agenda
Capitol is tense as Progressive insurgents in the Senate and House threaten to derail the legislative program. Key fights over committee chairmanship, especially for the Interstate Commerce Commission, threaten to split the party and force a coalition with Democrats. Leaders seek a compromise to avoid a long deadlock.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Oroter
Cumming
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Smith
House
John Nelson
Repubcan
Nelson
Senate Democrats
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norris
Cummins
la Follette
Howell
Nebraska
Senatore Watson
Indiana
McLean
Connecticut
Fernald
Maine
Burglary Ring Arrest Reported in Ohio County Jail
In Teldor Ohio on December 13 a group of youths including Ilson 23 from Lucas county and Simington 16 with associates from Cuyahoga and Lucas counties were charged with burglary at the Ohio State Reform. They fled the scene during breakfast and scaled walls while guards slept. They remain at large.
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Teld. O
Ilson
Lucas County
Aragoschi
Lucas Aniel L. Simington
Walter Mor
Cuyahoga County
Ohio State
Ution
Inter Organizations Commission names committee heads
The Inter-porations Commission discussed Germany's payment capacity and named Charles G rm er as a potential director for one of the American committees. The report notes Heoven Grif and Grover Cleveland Bers ix face sentences in a German court for draft dodging as details emerge from Lisbon.
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Harry Flory
Tal News Service
Interporations Commission
Germany
Fas
Charles Grmer
United States
Tomeni
Gerto
Ex-Congressman Moorhead Dies in Charlotte
John M. Moorhead former congressman and prominent South Republican leader died at his home in Charlotte North Carolina today from pneumonia that followed several days of illness.
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Charlotte
WN. C
John M. Moorhead
South
Judge Stroup Toasting Misprint At Cutting Meeting
In a banquet honoring Senator Burke a misprint credited Fudge Lee Stroup with lines by Dr. Van der Pyl. Stroup spoke on American citizenship and war debts, asserting America’s leadership and the ideal of aiding allies, with Ohio highlighted among U S states.
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J. F. Burke
Fudge Lee Stroup
T. T. Robinson
Dr. van der Pyl
America
Ohio
Infected Cows Found at Grafton State Farm
A re test of the Lorain County Grafton dairy herd shows 15 cows reactor to tuberculine tests. Milk production has fallen to a very low level, and thorough fumigation of the dairy buildings is advised. Public welfare officials were informed of the findings.
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Columbus
Grafton State Farm
Lorain County
Zimmer
Harper
Parson s suit seeks foreclosure on Wolfe block mortgage
Heart W. Parsons sues Lena Weinstein trustee et al for 12600.63 alleging nonpayment of interest and taxes from rents on the Wolfe block mortgage on Second street. He asks the court to appoint a receiver and foreclose the mortgage.
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Heart W. Parsons
Lena Weinstein
Wolfe Block
Second Street
Township seeks transfer of 700 dollars from cemetery fund
La Granse township trustees request permission to transfer 709 dollars from the cemetery fund to the general fund to address depletion in the latter.
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la Granse Township
Harding High Picks Captain for 1924 Football Team
Merritt Cobb, veteran end on the Harding High School squad for two seasons, was elected captain of the 1924 football team.
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Marion
Merritt Cobb
Harding
Millionaire Koretz Sought in Offshore Investment Probe
Police and trans Atlantic liners pursue Leo Koretz, missing patron of arts, after a $3,000,000 investment scheme tied to the Bayano River Trust collapses. Investigators seize Koretz offices and Panama expedition records as his wife and mother reveal funds tied to his ventures and jewels sent to his Sheridan Road home.
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Chicago
New York
Seven Seas
Leo Koretz
Robert Crows
Koretz
Panaa
Majestic
Drake Hotel
Koretg
Sheridan Road
Bayano River Trust
Ins
Decisive Battle Foreseen Near Guadalajara Mexico
The Mexican Revolution nears a pivotal clash as forces led by General Estrada advance toward Guadalajara. Officials say the outcome could seal Adolfo de la Huerta’s bid to topple the Obregon government. Consul Alvarez resigns allegiance to de la Huerta, signaling wider Consul shifts.
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ST. Louis, MO
F. M. Alvarez
Mexico
Obregon
de la Huerta
United States
Washington
Guadalajara
Estrada
Amara
Adolfo de la Huerta
Manuel Tellez
Vera Cruz
Bill seeks $125 million for better roads in next fiscal year
Washington December 13 reports a total federal road aid request of 125 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. Representative Almon of Alabama introduced a bill to raise the authorized appropriation by 50 million dollars more.
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Washington
Representatve Almon
Alabama
Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce in Steubenville Marriage
Ann Surgelia of Lorain files a divorce suit against Antone Surgelia on the grounds of three years of wnt fil absence. They were married in Steubenville in 1895 and have seven children. She seeks custody of a minor child.
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Ann@ Surgelia
Lorain
Antone Surgelia
Steubenville
Liquor Case Dockets Reviewed by Judge Thompson
Judge W. B Thompson hears a city case list carried from police court for error review. Charles Tarrant, clerk in McBride's pool hall, fined $40 on a misdemeanor possession charge. The dockets for Cash Dotmas and G Davison await Thompson's review and ruling.
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W. B Thompson
Chas. Tarrant
McBride
Cash Dotmas
G. Davison
Still Picking Roses on Reputed Porches
Sightings describe summer roses blooming on front porches as residents report picking tail blooms and red rose blossoms on Erie Street. Mrs John Smith of 208 Erie Street notes ongoing picking amid warm weather and garden activity.
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John Smith
Erie Street
Lorain County Auto Club Highlights Growth and Finances
About two hundred members attended the Lorain County Automobile Club annual meeting at Gates Room, Congregational church. Secretary Henry Miller reported a $5,337.09 treasury balance and $6,963.30 in expenses for salaries, office costs, road signs, printing, and minor items. The meeting praised road signs and service stations, with speakers from Cleveland Auto Club and local officials stressing safety and recruitment. Directors were named to serve three years, including J. A. Ebell and George Langton.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Gates
Congregational Church
Giles Orchestra
Camalot Club
Henry Miller
Miller
H. C. Harris
Harry J. Killias
Cleveland Automobile Club
Cuyahoga County Club
Don Myers
J. F. Burke
Columbus
Burke
Rural Club
Stankard
Kohler
Cleveland
Automobile Club
A.J. Fey
Cleerland Automoble Civic
Blizzard Threatens City As Hundreds Report Stranded
New Mexico endures a 48 hour blizzard with over 200 cars stalled in a canyon east of Albuquerque. Reports say 300 people, including women, are exposed and starving after two days trapped. Nine deaths linked to the storm are confirmed in New Meskké with other missing presumed dead.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
San Marcial
Denver
Colc
Rocky Mountain District
New Meskké
Colorado
Wyoming
Man jailed after dog wears American flag as blanket
In Birmingham Alabama John Morald and his dog Boots were jailed after Boots wore the Stars and Stripes as a blanket on a cross country trek. Arthur Greenwood of the American Legion ordered the flag removed. Morald apologized to Judge Abernathy and continued his journey with a pledge not to repeat the act.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Morald
Boots
Boston
New Orleans
Here
Arthur Greenwood
American Legion Post
Morald
Abernathy
Slavs Mother Fatally Shot in Moving Quarrel
William Sotek, 60, was killed by his son William Sotek in Englewood. Police say the son shot his mother after she asked him and his wife to find another home. The confrontation occurred in the kitchen of his father’s house where a friend, Charles Claus, was present. The son later surrendered to authorities.
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Chicago
William Sotek
Englewood
Elizabeth Sotek
Sotek
Charles [ Claus
Salvation Army Santa Claus Starts Holiday Drive
The Salvation Army asks for donations of fruits jellies and other articles for Christmas baskets to Moody in the city. Starting tomorrow afternoon a Santa Claus will stand on the corner of Mill and Broad streets in a chimney display replacing the usual kettle to collect donations from passersby.
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Salvation Army
Moody
Santa Claus
Santa
Morrow County Pays Off $35,000 Debt Ten Years Early
Prosecuting Attorney T. B. Mateer led efforts to obtain State Industrial Commission approval for the Morrow County Commissioners to prepay a $35,000 debt ten years ahead of its due date, improving finances by more than $10,990 in ten days.
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Marion
T. B. Mateer
Morrow County
State Industrial Commission
Espace
Lorain Woman Nabbed in Liquor Possession Raid
Prohibition officer Frank Kindr arrested Mary Dodriz of 29th Street and Gary Avenue Lorain for possession of liquor after finding two bottles at her home. She is to have a hearing before Judge Thompson Monday morning.
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Frank. Kindr
Mary Dodriz
29Th Street
Gary Avenue
Lorain
Thompson
Lawsuit for damages in auto collision at Berea intersection
John Kohtaiten of Columbia Station sues Clement Frier of Strongly for $225 in auto collision damages. He alleges Frier ran into his car at a street intersection. In London, Premier Baldwin met King George at Buckingham Palace to discuss the political situation.
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Columbia Station
Clement Frier
Automo
Berea
London
Baldwin
King George
Buckingham Palace
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