Walois High Quintet Star Fauver Hopes for Comeback
Fauver, a star forward for Elyvians, suffered a midseason wrist fracture but aims to return for the Northern Ghia scholastic league season. He is considered a key all around athlete and mainstay of the Walois High basketball team as the squad prepares for upcoming matches and meets with Ranerul approval.
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Ital
Elsinta High
Hlyria High
Lenin
Fouver
Focal School
Ranerul Proval
Elyvians
Pauver
Ndeem
Speed Boys
New Basketball Rules Clarify Play and Substitutions
The rule changes tighten blocking calls and penalties for wrestling and tagging. Substitutions reset if a timeout ends early. Dribbling and advancing with the ball gain clearer definition. The end zone area behind the backboard extends two feet beyond the rim, affecting ball handling near the basket. Referees will toss the ball next for a held ball situation.
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Beinr
Petun- Mshek Baligd
One Man Torpedo Boat Sea Hornet No 2 Launched
The Sea Hornet No 2, a secret United States naval one man torpedo boat built for coast defense, was launched at City Island New York. It is fifty eight feet long with a six hundred horsepower engine capable of twenty two knots. It carries a 21 inch torpedo with 690 pounds of TNT fired from the bow. The plan called for building thousands of these boats if the war had lasted longer, at about forty thousand dollars each.
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Shearer Torpedo Post
U.S
City Island Ship Yards
New York
U.S. S
W. ML
Senate debate and notices mixed with ads and obituaries
Fragmentary OCR shows senate discussion on compensation and a humus form issue, names Jasper Farr and Elen May Lord of Lorain linked to a marriage notice, plus mourning entries. An ad for men’s initial handkerchiefs from The Robinson & Hancock Co completes the readable items.
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Jasper Farr
Elen May Lord
Lorain
J. G Hughes
Taus
Robinson & Hancock Co
Brennan Seeks Rematch With Dempsey After Loss
Challenger Bill Brennan said he would seek another bout with heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey after losing in the twelfth round at Madison Square Garden. Dempsey called Brennan tougher than expected, noting Brennan stood up to his blows. Dempsey plans Pacific coast training through February before a St Patrick’s Day bout with Jess Willard in New York. The bout set receipts records, with 11,954 seats yielding about $210,000, plus bleachers and standing-room receipts. Estimated post‑tax profit around $13,000 after Dempsey’s and Brennan’s guarantees and myriad taxes.
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Sian York
Bill Brennan
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Dempsey
Mempsey
Brennan
Jenges
Jis
Libaeel
Hou
Demps
Pacific Coast
New York
Lriin
Jesse Willant
St. Patrick's Day
Demp
Willard
Iarene
Dempser
Brenan
Women candidates lose out in Boston elections
Boston December 25 a string of municipal results across sixteen Massachusetts cities show women candidates except for school posts fared poorly in the elections. Weather kept voters home and in Attleboro mayoral candidate Eliza Daggett won only 84 of more than 4 000 votes while others like Sara Clark Meachum Bertha Kirby and Arabella Wilson failed in Wo rburn Beverly and Malden. Thirteen cities approved a boxing control act and alcohol licensing continued in spirit. Boston Chelsea Lawrence Lowell Revere and Worcester voted yes on licensing with a 70 percent alcohol threshold in a key measure.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Cition
Attleboro
Eliza Dagett
Sara Clark Meachum
Republian
Woburn
William H. Kirby
Lawrence
Lowell
Revere
Worcester
Storm in Ohio kills one and injures many
A gale driven sleet storm swept northern Ohio causing multiple auto crashes on wet roads. In Cleveland a salesman, Alfred Arnold of Toledo, died when his car hit a tree. Seven others were seriously injured in the city and surrounding area.
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Ohio
Leveland
Alfred Arnold
Toleio
Inundations Hit Southern Spain Amid Cadiz Damage
Reports from Madrid in December describe extremely heavy floods in southern Spain. A house collapsed at Bornos near Cadiz, sweeping away a sleeping family of five. All were rescued but injured.
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Madrid
Dee. l
Spain
Bornss
Cadiz
Plan To Tighten Lid On Prohibition Efforts
City Attorney D A Baird and Mrs Nellie M Hi manager of the Dry Federation for Lorain county attended a law enforcement convention in Columbia yesterday. Prohibition leaders and officials from across the state urged a vigorous campaign to uphold law enforcement and make Ohio the dryest state in the Union. Speakers included P A Baker and J A Shearer. The meeting was praised as a success and expected to boost enforcement activity and respect for law.
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D.A. Baird
Nellie M. Hi
Dry Federation
Lorain County
Columbia
Baird
Iowa
Ohio
Union
P. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
J. A. Shearer
Florence Richards
W. C.T.U
C. C Crabbe
Crabbe
Indians to Train in Dallas Texas for Spring Camp
Dallas selected as spring training base for the world champions, with Manager Speaker to decide on exhibition games. Planned games include two against the New York Giants and two against the Cincinnati Reds in Dallas, two against the Reds in Cincinnati, two at New Orleans with New Orleans, and one at Indianapolis.
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Cleveland
Nec
Dallas
Texas
James C. Dunn
Dunn
Speaker
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Late Stock Reports Dip as Markets Open
New York noon trading shows a sharp early decline from feverish activity. Leaders across rails steels and food specialties drifted, with Vanadium steel up briefly signaling no adverse action planned at today’s directors meeting. A 1 to 2 point reversal followed as shorts sold after Willys Overland preferred dividend and Keystone tire dividends were suspended. Shippings weaken though merchandise preferred slips. Call money starts at 7 percent but markets lack time funds.
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New York
Wall St
Shorts
Willys Overland
Keystone Tire
Mercantie
Parisian Sage Hair Invigorator Promises Thick Growth
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a scientific, non sticky antiseptic liquid to rub into the scalp to stop hair loss and stimulate new growth. It claims rapid positive results, a guarantee, and broad affordability from C. W. Phillips and drug stores, warning neglect leads to baldness and dull hair.
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sophire@ hydea
C. W. Phillips
Sverewher
Shipping Board Influence Probe Heard In Washington
December 15 report from Washington states a House special committee heard testimony on efforts by a group visiting the United States in 1917 to sway Shipping Board policy. William Denman, San Francisco fleet chairman, said he sought Wilson's delimission for disclosure of certain phases of negotiations, noting potential interference with his leadership.
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Washington
Orittah Niszion
United States
Shipping Board
William Denman
San Francisco
Special House
Wilson
Akipping Board
Two Accidents Reported in Ohio and Pennsylvania
In Columbus a driver and his son died when a Pennsylvania flyer struck their car. Newark reports Charles Wills and Wilbur Priest killed in a collision with a Pennsylvania freight train. A Columbus Dispatch dispatch notes a possible new coin to honor peace after the war. In Washington Henry Morgenthau Jr. named by President Wilson to act as personal representative between Armenians and Turkish nationalists.
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Columbus
Harry DN. Carson
Edward
Newark
Charles Wills
Wilbur Priest
Granville
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Apacial
Washington
Columbus Dispatch
Henry Morgenthanz
New York
Turkey
Wilson
Supreme Court orders payment in sugar cases profit dispute
New York reports Justice Cohalan mandating payment for 24 sugar contracts totaling over a million dollars to Lamborn & Company after buyers refused delivery in Baltimore as market slid below ten cents a pound. Springfield notes an unidentified inmate at Fullson County Infirmary struck and killed by a passenger train near London, with the body transported to South Charleston.
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New York
Supreme Court
Cohalan
Oday
Lamborn & Company
Baltimore
Springfield
Fullson County Infirmary
London
South Charleston
Farmers Form Mutual Gas Supply Venture
Farmers advocate forming a gas supply cooperative with about mile and a half of service area. Officers listed include A H. Goodspeed as president Frank Haven vice president Charles Miller treasurer and Miss Louise Smith secretary. Operation will be a partnership under Ohio law. Toledo reports wind hampers steamship Winoga bound for Toledo, feared stranded after passing the Boo when high winds delayed its tow.
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A. Hf. Goodspeed
Frank Haven
Charles Miller
Trer
Misa Louise Smith
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Wrosisas Safety and Co
Toy and Doll Department
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Triest
Deela
Cogne
Fiume
Anpunzio
Dallas, Texas
Georgia
Rumania
Russia
Vienna
Soviet Russia
Ukrainia
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Mutual Consumera Company
Toledo
Winoga
Voraer
Towing Company
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the Tillotson & Wolcott CO. Investment Securities
Guardian Bldg
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