Impeachment Hearing Debate Over Daugherty Shadowing
The American Federation of Labor lawyer Jack Halston urged Congress to allow Justice Department agents to shadow and probe Attorney General Harry M Daugherty amid criticisms. He named Representatives Keller Woodruff Caraway and others, demanding special files be presented before the judiciary committee as the impeachment inquiry resumes.
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Washington
Congress
Atney
Harry M Daugherty
Justice
As A Judiciary Committee
Jacki Halston
Amertt Federation of Labor
Repentative Keller
Anesota
Talston
Woodrury
Missouri
Inson
South Dakota
Lenis Caraway
Arkansas
Denice
Paul
Bond Issuance at Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
At a recent meeting the Elyria Memorial Hospital Company men decided to issue bonds totaling 178,000 with interest coupons attached. The bonds run thirty years with denominations from 100 to 500 and bear 6 percent interest. They are payable at par before expiration, with a mortgage or deed of trust securing real estate and personal property for bondholder protection. Proceeds will pay unsecured debt, provide working capital, and fund decoration.
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Elyria Memorial Hosal Company
Denen
Ding
Peter Collins Fined For Alcohol Incident
Peter Collins of 133 Quiney street was fined in police court on a charge of intoxication. Unable to pay, he was held to sober up. The report says he collapsed at home and was taken to the police station, then to the hospital where he remains unconscious, believed to have ingested wood alcohol.
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P Eter Collins
Quiney
Colget
Pastor Denies Stepdaughter Parent Charge in Trial
Sidney D December report: Rev L W Irwin, pastor of Hardin Methodist Church, testifies in his own defense denying fathering a baby born to his year old stepdaughter Elizabeth last July. The pastor and his wife testify the charges are untrue, with her mother supporting him. Res Helms, Lima Methodist official, describes Irwin’s reputation as spotless.
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Sidney
L. W. Irwin
Hardin Methodist Church
Irwin
Elizabeth
David F Helms
Lima
The
Methodist Episcopal Churcach
Sand Irwin
14 Killed, 18 Injured in Texas Wreck
Houston and Humble Texas reports say 14 people died and about 53 were injured after Houston East and West Texas train 28 struck a switch engine near Humble. Conductor William Campsey and others were among the dead or injured, with cars burned and steam causing fatalities. Investigators began probing the crash as victims were transported to hospitals in Humble and Houston.
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Houston
Ten
West Texas
Humble
Neach
Tex
Humile
Oil Town
William Campsey
M. Young, van Ney Company
Southern Pacific Hospital
14 Killed as Cuban Sugar Plant Ruins Suffer Blast
In Havana on December 14, a boiler explosion at the Central Estella sugar plant in Camaguey left 19 known dead and 26 seriously injured. Rescue workers continued searching the wreckage for additional victims, amid fears more bodies remain buried in the debris.
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Havana
Estella
Camaguey
Former Kaiser Heart Breaker Revealed In Interview
Frau Gabriela Von Rochow, once engaged to the former German emperor, discusses Wilhelm II as a lover and husband. She describes his letters to her and claims of public slander, sharing details of their six month engagement and his marriage to Princess Hermine of Reuss. The interview includes excerpts from letters dated November 28 and reports of pressure from his entourage.
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Frau
Gabriela von Rochow
Internailanal
Fran von Rochowels
Wilhelm
Hermine of
Reuss
Berlin
Frau Gabriele von Bochow
Frau Gabriele
Fran von Rochen
Doovn
Holland
Prohibition raid arrests six state rights parlors
In Lorain on December 14 police raided six so called state rights parlors. Frank Woehrh Frank Ferrel Rudolph Kuneli wife Francis Kubash Miss B etel and Frank Vincent were arrested and held at police headquarters on 3500 bail each for later trial.
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Lorain
Bus City
Nolice
Frank Woehrh
Frank Ferrel
Rudolph Kuneli
Francis Kubash
Mise B:tel
Frank Vincent
Misleading ads prompt confusion over local official Carl Muller
OCR fragment describes confusion between Carl Muller the councillor with Hast avenue store and another man named Muller in an advertisement. It notes a claim that Colgan Moor Sales Company filed replevin papers in St George’s Justices court, transferring to the court of common pleas, seeking return of a Studebaker automobile seized at $500.
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Carl Muler
Carl Muller
Hast Avenue
Muller
Iler
Colgan Moor
Court of Justices St George
Hescort
Court of Common Pleas
Sirés Go
Studebalter
Jim Armitage New President Kiwanis Club
At the Kiwanis meeting this week Jim Armitage was elected president with Geo H Chamberlain as immediate past president and Al. Williams as vice president. EB. M. Rice will serve as treasurer, Walter H Watts as district trustee, and directors include Henry Heidrich Dr J C Wherry J Brown Willard M Taylor George Richwine Gust Kolinski and Harry S Buur. Judge A R Webber joined as a new member and the secretary will be appointed later.
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Kiwanis
This Woon
Jim Armitage
Geo H Chamberlain
al. Willams
EB. M. Rice
Walter H Watts
Henry Heidrich
J. C. Wherry
J Brown
Williard M. Taylor
George Richw'ne
Gust Kolinski
Harry S Buir
A. R
Woman lover ends her life in Chicago drainage canal
Chicago reports reveal Mrs. Kate Mitchell Trostell, missing three weeks, leaped into a drainage canal after a quarrel with Arthur Foster. Foster, 32, confessed under police grilling, claiming her act. police doubt his version citing bloodstains on his car, a bloodstained robe, a button, and a pencil identified as hers.
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Chicago
Kate Mitchell Troatell
Arthur Foster
Kate
Foster
Charles Fitzmorris
Wiremorris
Reading
Meacham Civil Suit Nears Close in Cleveland
The Meacham damage case against New York Central and the city of Ely ine in Cleveland nears its end after three days of expert testimony on street and railroad construction and grade crossings. Railroad engineers from Chicago and Detroit testified as the trial proceeds toward jury submission. Mrs Meacham seeks 2007000 dollars in damages for injuries.
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Meacham
Cleveland
New York Central
Elyine
East Bridge Street
Chicago
Detroit
Union Funds Burned In Home Fire In Portsmouth
Fire at the home of Q Strong, business agent for the Norfolk and Western Federated Shop Craft, destroyed the residence and its contents. Flames consumed $2200 belonging to the union, authorities said. The incident occurred in Portsmouth on December 14.
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Portsmouth
Q ¥. Strong
Norfolk and Western Federated Shop Craft
Union
Frown on Bonus Pollute Plan Ties Booze Taxes
The American Legion opposes provisions in the soldiers bonus bill that would tax beer and light wines or otherwise fund the bonus with liquor ta xes. Officials, including the new national commander, say such rum revering terms could jeopardize passage. The conference noted widespread opposition among soldier legislators and state leaders.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion
International News Service
Alvin Owsley
Congress
Gise
Potatoe and Onion Benefit Show at Dreamland Theatre
On Saturday at 1020 the Dreamland theatre offers a benefit for Salvation Army children to have a better Christmas. Admission for children is two potatoes or two onions. The program includes two reels of a western and a two reel comedy, inviting every child in the city to attend.
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Dreamland Theatre
Salvation Army
Local Company Wins $7,000 Suit
The Oho Road Machinery Co of Qherhan sued Tae Schiffie Manufacturias Co of this city for $7000. A jury yesterday afternoon returned a verdict for the defendant, with the Onserim Bank Co represented for the plaintiff.
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Oho Road Machinery Co
Qherhan
Tae Schaihie Mantufacturias Co
Onserim Bank Co
Snow Storm Delays Cars Amid Heavy In Snow
The heaviest snow storm of the year slowed streetcar service and disrupted traffic after dawn. Snowplows kept city routes open. no wind or blocked rail lines. Autos face difficulties. youths enjoy sledding at Camden Park as officials plan snow cleanup and city crews work to clear sidewalks.
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Lamet
Camcade Park
John Conmabee
Conabee
Electric Light Ordinance Editorial Letter on Small Bill Increases
A district manager of the Ohio Public Service Company argues that small bills under $1.60 show modest dollar increases despite high percentage hikes. The editorial notes the injustice of uniform rises and urges protecting low-use, low-income customers while acknowledging broader economic impacts.
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J. Johnson
Ohio Public Rvice Company
Electric Light Company
Electric Light Ordvice
Elyria
Mr. Johnson
Killowatt
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