Fall-Doheny jury arguments in conspiracy trial
Jurors heard arguments as Justice Hoehling considered jury instructions in the Fall-Doheny case. The government won by rejecting a defense claim to bar direct evidence of conspiracy to defraud, while 28 of 48 defense stipulations were rejected. The most notable defense gain was Hoehling's ruling to warn the jury not to infer unfavorable conduct from former Interior Secretary Fall’s absence. Final arguments to the jury to follow.
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Washington
Coum
Frank Hogan
Hoehling
Starr
Delinquent County Taxes Reach Six-Year Total
Treasurer Arthur Waters reports thousands in county taxes overdue, totaling 151 405.87 as of June 1 this year. Much remains uncollected due to residents moving, deaths, bankruptcy, or business closures.
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Treaser rArthur Waters
ESS
Notaficus
Ohio Bar backs Bender bill to limit judges public duties
Columbus December 13 Unanimous approval of the proposed bill by Senator George H Bender of Cleveland to limit magistrates to their bailiwicks gained endorsement from the Ohio Bar Association committee on judicial administration and legal reform. Marshall L Fenton executive secretary said the committee will seek association ratification at Toledo January 27 28. The panel also endorsed measures codifying Ohio corporate laws prohibiting libel of the dead and revising the election code to curb judicial ticket crossing partisan lines.
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Columbus
George H. Bender
Gleveland
Justices of the Peace
Ohio Bar Association
Committee
Marshall L. Fenton
Association
Toledo
Ohio
Fenton
Famous Spanish Stitr Gets Special New Chapel
The Virgin of Atocha statue was moved from Fraral church of Bon Secanis to a dedicated chapel in a rural monastery of barefooted nuns in Madrid. The figure wore a red velvet cloak with ermine, once owned by Isabel II, as crowds gathered for the ceremony. The event was tied to a gathering of the Ladies Auxiliary, Knights of St. John, and a monarchic presence via Infanta Jon Fernando.
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Madrid
Spain
Atocha
Bon Secanis
Isabel II
Infanta
Jon Fernando
Humane Society Will Continue Operations Amid Fund Shortfall
Lorain County Humane Society will keep operating despite depleted treasury. Members voted unanimously to carry on. no funds for investigators or salaries. sheep claim payouts will exhaust county dog license funds. Officers will donate services until financing found. next meeting to plan ongoing expenses.
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Lorain County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Aciety
Mre. E. Hague
the Humane Sacie
Murder trial transcript notes tense cross examination
The text records a courtroom exchange during a murder trial as Mrs Mellory answers defense attorney Homer Durand. Questions touch on telephone warnings, police protection, and whether police were called after the shooting, with replies indicating skepticism about Canton Ohio policing. The fragment shows defense probing the victim’s family and reactions to the event.
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Dr. Maxwell
Ian
Durand
Canton
Ohio
Poor years endanger old sugar plantation in Louisiana
In South Louisiana's sugar belt old plantations face danger from repeated failures, low prices, high upkeep, and unpaid debts. Many historic homes of leading families may be sold to satisfy mortgages as prosperity fades and cane fields deteriorate.
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Baton ReGt
South Louisiana
South
Police hunt for international crook and jewel thief
New York detectives search for Hermann Rittner an international crook and jewel thief using aliases. His loot is estimated at about 1.6 million dollars and authorities appeal to Florida resorts as the man remains at large with ongoing robberies tied to wealthy society figures and multiple dates.
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New York
Hermann Rittner
Itittner
Frederick R Childs
Mary C. Crimmins
He Igers
Community backs churches as vital assets in survey
A survey shows eighty-nine percent favor religious services and eighty-six percent say churches are essential to the community. Half report family worship at home and ninety-six percent believe religion is a necessary life element. many readers also sent letters to the editor expressing views on faith and morals.
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Elsria
Chronicle-Tela- Bram
God
Three Men Arraigned for Intoxication and Fined
Three men Falkner Tony Massick and Ju Stone were arraigned in Police court for intoxication on Saturday morning December 4. Each man pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar plus costs by Justice George. Frank Varney also pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined one dollar and costs by Justice S. J. George after a Sunday arrest by Sheriff Fred Understlil.
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Arraigs
Falkner
Tony Massick
Ju« Stone
Justice George
Frank Varney
S. J. George
Fred Understlil
Fruck Alto Prisoner Board Costs Pin Down November
County commissioners approved a DIA report showing $165 paid for 11 prisoners at the Toledo workhouse in November plus $4.96 for transport. The county pays $1 daily per prisoner kept there from this county. A separate item notes H Miller's collision with Mrs D K Baker on Broad Street, causing damage to the Baker car.
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Tosts County
Toledo
DIA
Vehicle Crash Messy Collision on City Streets
Police report two side swipe incidents. Philip Riggs of 216 Wooster Street collided with Fred Vehlber of 159 Beehecourt on East River Street, damaging right fender and running board on Riggs and right fender on Vehlber. Terence Cave of 524 Middle Avenue was struck on Second Street by Roy Bainbridge, leaving Cave’s left fenders broken.
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H. Miller
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
D. K. Baker
West 23Rd Street
Lorain
Philip Riggs
Wooster Street
East River Street
Fred Vehlber
Beehecourt
Rige
Vehlber
Terence Cave
Second Street
Roy Bainbridge
Cave
Reports Of Falls On Sidewalk Hit City Brief
Miss Rawson of 233 George Street reported a fall on the toy sidewalk in front of the Johnson home at the corner of Middle Avenue and South Street injuring her ankle and damaging her coat. El J. Fellow, secretary of the Elsra Board of Trade, will address the Young Men's club at tonight’s weekly dinner on the topic First Impression.
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EL J. Fellow
Elsra Board of Trade
Young Men’s Club
Four Arrests For Traffic Violations Reported
A police list over the weekend shows four arrests for traffic violations. New names on the record include Lee Nasir, Jonn J., and Foster.
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Lee Nasir
Jonn J
Foster
Coroner Comments On Will And Public Duties
County coroner Myles Perry discussed the will and coroner duties this morning. He warned that future events could be significant and implied renewed attention to the coroner's role.
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Myles Perry
Perry
Water taxis to serve Amsterdam canals begin on river and city
Water taxis designed as small motor boats with cabins will operate in Amsterdam canals to handle city growth on both sides of the river and nearby districts. Each taxi carries two to four passengers and has a taximeter attached to the propeller shaft.
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Amsterdam
Chinese City Looted by Troops in Inland Strife
Reports from Hankow say Ichang is beset by sharp street fighting as Cantonese troops under General Yan loot freely and clash with local garrisons. Yang Sen flees toward Szechuan while Lu Chin-Shai has fled to Ngking.
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Ichang
Hankow
Yan
Yang Sen
Yane Sen
Szechuan
Lu Chin-Shai
Ngking
Canton
Jlugkow
Wu Pei-Fu
Tien Wei-Chun
Feng Yuhsiang
Chen-Hua
Tenghwan
Shenchow
Wu Pie Fu
Shuchow
Chekiang
Sranghai
Death notices for Dorothy Worthington and Adela Corning
Two obituaries note Dorothy Worthington of Elyria dies at 24 after illness. services at Taylor Funeral Home with burial in La Porte cemetery. Separate notice for Mrs. Corning born Graf ton Oct 18 1942 dies after long illness. survived by daughters Adela Bord and James Rvalg and sons Clarence Corning Leverete Munson. services at Taylor Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Both items reference church membership and genealogical details.
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Dorothy Worthiau
Dorothy Worthington
Floyd Worthington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Thomas Drage
William
June
Taylor Funeral Home
la Porte
H. &. Worning
Tarrisburg
Adela Bord
James Rvalg
Elyria
Clarence Corning
New York City
Leverete
Wieh- Kas
Munson
Triniad
Corning
Grafto Township
F. Corning
M. E
Grafton
Ellman
Edwin Kirby
G. A. Reeder
Ridgelawn
Diaz Manifesto Strains Washington Nicaragua Ties
The article reports heightened tensions between Nicaragua and the United States as Diaz releases a manifesto amid arms shipments landing on Nicaragua’s east coast. US warships and Marines guard waters and the Managua scene, amid allegations of state department involvement in supporting liberal rebels.
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Ncaragua
State Department
Diaz
Mexico City
Washington
Moaica
Central
Central and Ranning Taimpani
Mexico
Nicaragua
Uailes
Diez Baily
Mexica
Managua
Nicaraguan
Presidential
Sacasa
Labor Party Wins in Mexico City
The Labor party ticket led by Al Tura Saracho won the Mexico City municipal elections. Saracho as mayoral candidate tallied about 15 000 votes to 7 680 for rival General Gustavo Salinas, ex aviation chief, with one notable disorder a shooting of Dr Ferrer, a Salinas supporter, after a political argument.
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Mexico City
Labor Party
al Tura Saracho
Senor Saracho
Guatavo Salinas
Aviation Corps
Ferrer
Salinas
Four Great Issues Speaker Addresses Delay in Justice
The speaker recounts delays in a Cleveland murder trial and urges stripping laws causing delays. She discusses four great issues Mexico Poison Gas Pan American Treaty and Outlawry of War urging action and adherence to moral law. A Christmas forum featured El sin a chorus and a New Year break announced.
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Ana
Cleveland
Common Pleas
America
Allen
Lincoln
Taft
Wilson
Mexico
United States
American Legion
Pershing
Congress
Vienna bans Charleston dance in all halls
Vienna officials citing injuries among beginners have ruled the Association of Diad ox Establishment Proprietors to ban the Charleston from their venues. The group includes about 200 owners and instructors.
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Vienna
Charleston
Association of Diadox
Imatructira
Looting of Jewels By Masked Robbers In Philadelphia
Six armed masked youths robbed three diamond merchants in Philadelphia after forcing the car to stop. They seized cases of gems worth 35 000 dollars and cash from Jacob Cohen Israel Ziegler and Simon Ziegler, transporting the jewels to Lancaster for holiday sale.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster
Jacob Cohen
Israel Ziegler
Simon Ziegler
Cohen
Ziegler
Israel Ziegter
Vic
Man Sued by Actress Seeks New Trial
Pittsburgh December date John Q. Hubbard a Pittsburgh clubman filed for a new trial in a 500000 breach of promise suit brought by actress Anne Caldwell of New York. The motion cites nine reasons and was admitted by federal Judge W H S Thomson after a jury awarded Caldwell 50000 in damages last week.
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Pittsburgh
John Q. Hubbard
Anne, Caldwell
New York
W. H. S. Thomson
Barnyard Nite Surprises Legionnaires Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night is Barnyard Nite at the America Legion Post Ferguson with entertainment by Bob De Waite and the local committee promising a surprise. A brief business session precedes the entertainment featuring William Ruby of Cleveland who will discuss forming one of the state’s finest corps.
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America Legion
Post
Ferguson
Bob de Waite
William, Ruby
Cleveland
Dram and Bugle Crows
Carl
Iowa bankers propose chain of grain elevators nationwide
Iowa bankers urged President Coolidge to build a chain of grain elevators linked by waterways and railroads to ease frozen credit conditions. The plan calls for federal elevators at Minneapolis Saint Paul La Crosse Dubuque Clinton Davenport Burlington Town Peoria. An earlier stock of 1 280 reindeer from Siberia grew to about 350 000 in Alaska over a decade.
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Hostgiun
Coolidre
Iowa
White House
Cool Idea
Rep Petts
H. W. Seaman
Clinton
Frank Warner
Siberia
Alaska
Report shows child labor on increase in 1925 cities
A departmental report from the Childrens Bureau of labor reveals rising child labor in 24 of 29 large urban areas during 1925. In 1924 to 1925, eight states and 24 cities with 100000+ population reported increases in work permits for 14 and 15 year olds, while four states showed decreases. States cited include Alabama Connecticut Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey and Tennessee.
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Washington. Des
Department of Labor
Cies
Alabama
Connecticut
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Tennessee
Indiana
Kansas
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Cleveland Market Reports Slower Hog Trade and Mixed Cattle News
In Cleveland Ohio on December 13 hog receipts reached 4290 with steady to 25 cent lower prices and quotes for 250 to 350 pound hogs at 12.10, 200 to 250 at 12.10, 160 to 200 at 12.25, 130 to 160 at 12.25, and packing sows at 10.5 to 11.25. Cattle receipts 1000 with slow market. top steer price 10.00, beef steers 7.50 to 8.25, cows 2.60 to 4.25, vealers 14 to 14.50. Sheep receipts 4800 with lambs 25 to 30 cents. fat lambs around 12.50 to 15.00, rams unspecified. Toledo market: hogs mostly 12 to 12.75, cattle steady to lower, veal weak.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Liberty Bond Quotes From New York Market Review
Openlog style bond quotations show various Liberty Bond issues trading with prices across the board. Notable figures include 3s at 100.25, 1st 44s at 1027.27, 2nd 4 58 £ 100, Blard 42 5 at 101.20, 4th Ms at 103.05, and new 4445 at 109.29.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Blard
New
Congressional Debates Delay River and Harbors Bill Action
The article notes Senate referral of the subject to the Agricultural committee after debate. Republican leaders anticipate action on the River and Harbors bill and discuss pro prohibition measures including the Andrews reorganization bill and a golf bill. House debates the interior department appropriation and considers the Alien Property bill with radio legislation posing a potential issue.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
House
Andrews
Interior Department
Treasury
Postoffice Department
Don't Let a Cough or Cold Go Down
An old time health ad urges prompt care to prevent colds from reaching the chest. It extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as fast acting relief for head colds chest tightness and bronchial irritation. The ad promotes 60c and 1.00 sizes in drugstores.
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Ayer
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