Looting of Mint Wagon Tops 200000 in Gold
Denver reports a daylight heist as four bandits armed with pistols seized about 200000 in gold from a U S government money wagon. They halted at Westlake and Cherakre streets, forced guards to surrender, and fled in an adjacent car, with two robbers guarding the driver and three guards. Police say the incident lacks resistance and continued on page 2.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Westfallax
Cherakre
Council Meets Over Electric Rate Increase Tonight
The city council holds its final meeting of the year in the council chamber this evening to discuss the proposed electric light ordinance. Opposition from some members centers on the rate increase sought by the Electric Light Co, seen as unfair to smaller users. A lively session is anticipated.
Harding for Bonus If Pay Is Available Cincinnati
Following a telephone talk with President Warren G Harding Colonel C R Forbes head of the veterans bureau told a joint conference of national and departmental executives of the veterans of foreign wars that the president pledged support to a bonus for former service men. He said financing the burden could be found and noted the president favors a sales tax which Forbes endorsed. The conference adopted a similar stance.
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Cincinnati
Warren G Harding
C R Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Forbes
Ohio man found frozen to death near Ravenna
Raymond J Horn a 48 year old Goodyear Tire and Rubber employee was found dead in snow on his yard near Ravenna after spending Saturday in Akron Christmas shopping. His wife discovered the body early Sunday morning after waiting for his return and wondering about his delay.
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Akron
Raymond J Horn
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Ravenna
Here
Horn
Red Cross to Aid Refugees in Near East Crisis
The American Red Cross will assume relief and care for 150000 Greek Christians expelled from Turkey by the Turkish nationalist government. A total of 2,000,000 dollars is set for Greeks and other Christians affected. Colonel William N. Haskell, former relief chief in Russia, will direct American relief in the Near East, with headquarters to be established in Athens.
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New York
American Red Cross
Turkeys
Devrot
Willam N. Haskell
Cork
Russia
Amenan Reef
Near East
Athens
Lorain County Schools Report on Teaching Staff and Salaries
Lorain County Superintendent LC Seale addressed the Lorain County Association of Boards of Education outlining progress and personnel changes in the county schools. He notes 226 teachers, 26 percent in first year, 47 percent in their first to third years, and emphasizes retention through better supervision and professional training. wages range from 8300 to 2500 for different school levels, with total gala salaries listed at 275,007.50.
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LC Seale
Lorain County Association of Boards of Education
Lorain County
Snall
Nermal
Former Elyria Resident Mrs Owens Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Leonard Bireney Worster received a cable from Cleethorpes England reporting the death of her aunt Mrs Owens. She had lived in Elyria for years with her husband and was deeply loved by a host of friends who mourn her passing.
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Leonard Bireney
Worster Street
Cleethorpes
England
Uury
Wi Owens
Owens Iyea
Don Lhefy Names Two Appointees To Governor’s Office
Governor-elect Donahey announces first two appointments J A Meekstroth a Columbus newspaper man will be private secretary to the governor and Price Russell from Creston Mayne county will be executive clerk in the governor’s office.
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Columbus
Dee
Donahey
J. A. Meekstroth
Price Russell
Creston
Mayne County
Boy Exchanges Old for New Sled
A boy on a cold Saturday afternoon spots old sleds outside a shop and, after inspecting several, selects a newer model. He pays the street man and carries the sled away while onlookers watch the scene unfold in winter street chatter.
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Tom
Probing Letter Forces Fogel to Leave Village
Authorities believe a woman wrote the threatening note demanding that Fogel vacate the village. The missive, signed SR OR KY, warned of consequences if he remained in Sorth Bend, with locals noting several shots fired nearby as intimidation.
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Uart
Fiocartun
William Henry Harrison
Levelyer
Fogel
Miner Left A Dead Witness Testimony In Marion
In a dramatic testimony a miner named William is described as leaving a man for dead near a grave site on June 22. The wounded man, allegedly butter riddled and with a torn toga, is believed to be William Op County, who is now under guard in Marion by government men to be kept out of sight. The throat bears knife scars, and continued coverage notes the case from the hospital to the morgue.
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Marion
Heer
Cenetery
Riting Lauder Hey
Beays
Gtate
Prohibition raid nets barrels of wine and still in Cleveland area
Saturday afternoon officer Al King and deputies raided locations on East 29th Street and 36th and Vie streets. At 2326 E 29th they found fourteen barrels of wine and an empty wire barrel. At 36th end Vie, a twelve gallon still was found. two gallons of mash and liquor were seized. John Wlasnik and C A Beneczur and wife Julia were arrested. Wlasnik pleaded not guilty to liquor possession and posted bond. Beneczur pleaded guilty to operating a still with sentence deferred to Defender 23. Mrs Beneczur pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set.
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al, King
Cleveland
Nke Far
Steve Cowie
Art Rickards Mace
South Lorain
John Wlasnik
E. 29Th Street
Benezar
36Th End Vie Street
Julia
George
Erte
Wiasnik
Benczur
Favorite
Grar
Relance
Mack Harteng
Frather
Hartens
Peter Staud er Oy Succumbs Sudden ly
Petey Rtouder 43. died at his home on the Shire road Saturday night. Heart trouble caused his sudden death. He was a 90sie man and had wed there ato Man vars. Survived by two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services at St Marys church Wednesday morning at 6 oclock. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Petey Rtouder
Shire Road
Carli
Wo Brothers
Smiers
Punetal Serviers
St Mar.’s Church
Celocl
Marx
Elyrians Enjoying Ideal Christmas In Warm City Spirit
Elyria welcomes a calm Christmas with full employment and solid wages. Merchants report early shopping, ample merchandise, and strong business as residents express confidence and good cheer. The city projects a bright spring market with new offices ready for occupants.
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Elyria
Uliria
A Final Word to the Councilmen Audictorial
The council faces a proposed ordinance adding a one dollar charge on all bills for current Used in Elyria. The authors argue the burden falls unfairly on small consumers and urges reconsideration before enactment. They note potential veto or referendum and call for investigation into overhead and expense allocations.
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Elioria
Elyria
Memorial Hospital Mortgage Plage For 5178
A memorial hospital mortgage dispute appears in a brief financial notice. The fragment notes a mortgage loan of 5178 and references debts and an implied payment action, but lacks clear names or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Auto Crash Injures Ten Orphans in Washington County
A car collided with a group of ten orphans returning from a religious service near Waldren’s home. Four were hospitalized for injuries, three or four run over, and others scattered. The driver claimed a defect in his car led to the crash. a woman attendant was lightly hurt.
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Washington County
Waldrens
Churel
Worne
Overturned lifeboats found as Reliance wreck mystery unfolds
A wireless from the tug Gray confirms all 23 aboard the Reliance are safe after the wreck in Lake Superior amid a gale near Sault Ste. Marie. Rescue attempts saved Captain Williams and others, with 4 missing not mentioned and details scarce.
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Sault Ste. Marte
Mich
Reliance
Lake Superior
Gray
Williams
Saclt Ste Marie, Mich
Lizard Islands
Wednesday's Vale
Holiday Cheer Lands Six In Elyria Jail
In Elyria six individuals were fined for disorderly conduct and related offenses after a holiday incident at Lee Hovis' restaurant. Multiple names appear in the corrections and fines, including $19 and costs for one case and $75 and costs for others. Also mentioned is the Community Savings and Loan Association of Elyria with $50,000 and W. W. Richmond connected to a corporate item.
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Elyria
Jones
Community Savings and Loan Association
W. W. Richmond
Xmas Trade On Saturday Years Best
Saturday was a big day for the Eljtia merchants and they report very satisfactory trade. Advertisements in the Chronicle Telegram helped push sales. Stores crowded with Christmas goods, many using basements, full tablet displays, and strong cash sales up to the average. Beginning today many stores stay open at night through Thursday and Saturday.
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Eljtia
Chronicle“Telegram
John E. Miller 63 county pioneer dies after long life
John E. Miller 63 of 405 Louisiana avenue, native of Black River township, died Saturday at Memorial hospital. A retired farmer, he lived in the county all his life. Survived by sons George of Lorain, Arthur and Edward, and daughter Mrs Margaret Johnson of Elsna. Wife died in September. Services Tuesday at Sudro parlors at 2 pm. Burial at Elmwood cemetery, Lorain.
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John E. Miller
Louisiana Avenue
Furnace Street
Memorial Hospital
Black River Township
George
Lorain
Arthur
Edward
Margaret Johnson
Elsna
Sudro
Elmwood Cemetery
Shoot store owner’s son and secure $411 in burglary
Two burglars entered Frank Carfagna’s store in Steubenville at dawn, shot Felix Carfagna in the groin, and escaped with $411. A crowd of about 160 workers from Labelle Iron Works was held at bay as the bandits rifled a safe and fired into the rear of the shop.
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Steubenville
Frank Carfagina
Felix Carfagna
Carfagna
Labelle Iron Works
Bankers and Walker Sue For Damages Over Notes
The Bankers-Commercial Sremr yt Co. filed suit against Eid. Fiickengear seeking judgment for 129.36 on two notes. A second suit names W o H. Walker against Lotte Clark to recover 116.27 on notes.
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Bankers-Commercial Sremryt Co
Eid. Fiickengear
Sted W O H. Walker
Lotte
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