Keller Reappears Before Committee On Impeachment Charges
Washington Pec 16 Rep Oscar L Keller of Minnesota failed again to obey a committee subpoena demanding testimony under oath in the impeachment case against Attorney General Daneherry. The hearing adjourned after two hours without ruling on Keller's refusal to testify. Attendance of other witnesses resumes Tuesday.
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Pec
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Atfor
Daneherry Tackson Rateter
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Shy Keller
Ralston
Atles
Volstead
Simons
Taham
LaGrange Boy Given Stiff Sentence
Perle Powers of LaGrange was arrested for attempting an assault on an eleven year old girl. He appeared before Justice George and pleaded guilty to assault as charges were not proven. He received a public sentence.
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Perle Powers
Tient Raryay
Herrf N. UN Taw Vesterd Large
Justica
Allty
Mayors and jailer fined for intoxication incident
A chaotic incident at a local center ended with two men and the mayor fined five dollars each after intoxication disturbances. They were confined and reportedly showed remorse, while denying robbery charges and admitting prior intimate relations with Keymore.
Coue Christmas for Prison Inmates in California
In San Francisco and Folsom, 3500 inmates will receive a Coue Christmas via Pauline Jacobson and welfare workers. Each prisoner gets a gar color knotted string with an explanation and the Coue formula Day by day, in every way, I am getting better and better. The gift aims to spark self healing and hope behind prison walls with plans to expand nationwide next year.
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Scamientin
Folsom
Mins
Pauline Jacobeon
California
Miss Jacobson
Miss Jackson
House votes to keep naval bill provision for talks with Britain
Nine House members opposed President Harding's call for a new arms conference on submarines and aircraft. The House voted 251 to 4 to retain language urging the president to begin negotiations with Great Britain, Italy and Japan toward the calling of new parley.
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Great Britain
Ohio justice men open second annual convention
Columbus Ohio reports the association of justices of the peace and constables of Ohio opened its second annual convention at Hotel Leshter with members voicing support for the event. Dayton recaps revival notes and Billy Sunday plans to begin in January after Knoxville Tennessee revival. A divorce suit is filed by Abt Qo Marper alleging misdeeds and wrongful accusations seeking divorce and alimony.
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Association of Justices of the Peace and Constables of
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Hotel Leshter
Fires rage across cities leaving deaths and heavy losses
A string of fires in Bozeman Calexico Montreal Evanston and Philadelphia causes at least one death and extensive damage. Bargamat district business area faced collapse as timbers fell trapping people. Total losses exceed one million dollars with multiple injuries reported and investigations into arson in the Philadelphia region.
Gasoline Car for Electric Line Demonstrated in City
This week the American Railway Motor Car Co. unveiled a gasoline street railway car built with quiet engine on erect frame. It was moved under its own power from the west factory to New York Central tracks, then to Cleveland and Southwestern lines for test runs. If successful, the car will be delivered to Norwalk and Shelby Street Railways, potentially cutting operating costs and encouraging electrified line adoption.
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Thas
West Side
New York Central
Cleveland & Southwestern
East Side
Grafton
Norwalk
Shelby Street Railway
Carders Tren Electric Nes Htat
Army Aviator Leonard Dies On Vacation In 1920s News
Mrs J I Leonard of 636 Fast avenue received a war department telegram confirming the death of her son First Lieutenant Chart Manning Leonard, aboard the transport Merritt en route from China to Manila. Pneumonia caused his death during the trip, after a career rising from Oberlin Academy to aviation corps pilot. Leonard, born in the city thirty years ago, was married and had recently learned of plans to visit China. He previously served at Camp Travis Kelly Field Chanute Field and returned to Manila as adjutant of the firing field before his death. The body would be sent home as arrangements are completed.
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War Department
Washington
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Manila
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Charles
Oberlin Academy
Officers Training School
Indianapolis
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Aviation Corps
Ohio State
Chanute
Kansas
Witbier
Phillipine Islands
Tionna G. Leonard
Lionna Russell
Pitney Resigns from Supreme Court in 1947 Rumor
The text reports Justice Pitney resigning from the U S Supreme Court and a formal resignation sent to the president to take effect January 2. The Akron item mentions a streetcar collision and injuries to a person named Kuch and a daughter of another local figure, with reference to a utilities commission action toward abandonment of a service.
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Tipe
Pec
Mahlan Pitony
United States Supreme Court
I Fay
Dent Herding
Re-arrest man in auto theft case in Cleveland
XX. D. Backus traveled to Cleveland for the Federal court trial of B. R. Mathison on interstate transport of a stolen car. Mathison sold the stolen vehicle to Patrelman Murphy at Lorait. the Pittsburgh theft victim could not be located. He was discharged, then re-arrested on charges of giving a false loaf sale to Murphy and jailed.
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B. R. Mathison
Mathison
Patrelman Murphy
Lorait
Pittsburgh
Sherif Hackus
Murphy
Five Lorain booze totters sent to jail
Five Lorain saloon keepers were sentenced in United States court in Cleveland. Frank Andorka received three days with costs. H Adams drew sixty days, and Chilomena Bore, known as Rose, was fined $2400 and costs plus sixty days in the workhouse. Other details describe additional defendants and the case as presented by defense counsel Walter Kannan.
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Lorain Saigon
Warrensville
Suds Westenhaver
United States
Governor Denounces Ku Klux Klan as Organized Outlaw
White Sulphur Springs W Va Geo 16 Governor Henry J Allen of Kansas brands the Ku Klux Klan an organized outlaw and calls for eradication. He says the group endangers government, inflames hatred, and thrives where authority breaks down, attracting mainly by creed in some communities.
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W. Va
Ku Klux Klan
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Tuday
America
Ku Klux Klan Order Wet Men To Leave City
Delaware county Klan letter to Culhane secretary of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment orders him to quit Delaware county with 48 cents to move and warns of a Klan visitation for noncompliance. The missive says visitors in white shirts will be given a warm reception and is signed RK KR KK.
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Thomas J. Cushkane
Delaware County
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Invisible Empire
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Governor ConferNce Under Suspicion by Dry Sleuth Visit
White Sulphur Springs W Va Prohibition agent Sherman Cuneo arrived with a warning to governors conference members about potential scrutiny from Washington. Reporters observed him around the hotel as he stated he came to look around, claiming no word on a White House request.
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Paverneat
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SLAIN POLISH PRESIDENT NARUTOWICZ SHOT AT OPENING
Warsaw Dec 16 President Gabriel Narutowicz of Poland was assassinated at an art exhibition opening one week after his election. Three shots killed him instantly. the assassin claimed to be Niedwacinski an artist. Dr Rataj will succeed as president. Narutowicz 57 a noted engineer known for waterworks in France. Continued on Page 2
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America
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Republic of Poland
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Poland
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Washington
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Legation
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France
St Andrews Church to Install $15000 Modern Organ
At a vestry meeting St Andrew's church decided not to sign with Skinner Organ Company of Boston for a $15000 organ. The proposed three manual electro pneumatic instrument would be among the finest in the region, expected ready by August first.
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Skinner Orsin Company
Boston
Fatious
Public Hall
Cleveland
College Chapel
Oberon
United States
Train wreck injuries reported in Washington dispatch
In a brief Washington wire, four people were injured after a train collision near Pacific on the At tia Fe line. The item notes limited details and references bond movements and banking houses tied to the event, with no further names or locations confirmed.
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Dayg Husband Accused of Lodge Jest in Divorce Case
Grace Lawrence files cross petition to divorce Stater Lawrence of Lorain alleging he lied about lodge meetings, pursued other women led by one Har siat Gove, sent her to Highland Park then claimed he never planned to go to Phoenix. She seeks divorce alimony and child custody.
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Stater Lawrence
Lorain
Harsiat Gove
Rett
Phoenix
Arizona
Coods
Highland Park
Editorial on Electric Light Ordinance and fairness
An editorial argues against a ready to serve charge in the Electric Light ordinance. It urges reducing the charge if kept and warns against using stock investments to press higher prices. The piece notes City Council will meet Monday and calls for clear citizen input to guide representatives.
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Electric Light Company
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