Senate election of Commerce Committee chair postponed to new year
Report from Washington that the selection of a chairman for the Commerce Committee was delayed until the first session of the new year after continued debate. The ballot showed no change in lines between insurgent and regular Republicans amid party splits and calls for a third party.
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K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Ington
Commerce Committee
Hington
Senate
Uoon
Senate deadlock and tax cut plan dominate Washington news
Washington reports a protracted Senate deadlock between insurgent Republicans and regulars over electing a chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee blocking business for over two weeks. Separately the House Ways and Means Committee plans to consider the soldiers bonus with Mellon tax reduction features, but Democrats and Rep Frear meet resistance to advancing action or setting a date for report.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means
Frear
Wisconsin
Young Men's Business Link plants live Christmas tree in park
The Young Men's Business Link placed a municipal Christmas tree in the city park near the fountain. Robert Cherhore and Frei Schreurer brought trees from woods fifteen miles west. The tree, smaller than previous years, was dug with roots intact and planted to hopefully live and grow for future use.
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Cink
Robert Crehore
Frei Schreurer
Yeate
Police Chief Orders Detained Strangers in Lorain
Lorain December 19 police chief Theodore Walker orders officers to pick up all strangers found on the shores who cannot give a satisfactory account. Strangers will be detained until after Christmas to prevent possible burglaries and hold ups. In an unrelated crash, C. Be Baylor and Harry Pember collided at Broad and West avenues. Baylor's car damaged, Pember's wrecked.
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Lorain
Der
Theodore Walker
Antos
C. BE. Baylor
Laks Avenue
Broad and
West Avenue
Hy & Ery
Harry Pember
Pember
Sayior
Elyria Banks See Christmas Clubs Boost Trade
Elyria banks report distributions over 120000 from Christmas clubs this year. The savings motivate thrift, support the Christ mas trade, and banks plan new or larger clubs as more residents sign up for the coming year.
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Elyria
Campaign for Lower Taxes and Simpler Government
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the Ohio State Grange push a state and nationwide drive with the slogan Lower Taxes Less Legislation. A prairie schooner visit to Bay Village headquaters, led by W H Lloyd, promotes petitions urging Congress to use the national surplus to cut federal taxes and streamline government.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State Grange
Bay Village
Ridgeville Grange
W. H. Lloyd
The
Ohio Farmer
Congress
Ohio
Washington
Wheih
Congress of the United States
Frank M Gallup Dies at Sandusky
Funeral services for Frank M Gallup age 67 of Sandusky who died in Alamosa Colorado are to be held at Taylor Funeral Home in Sandusky on Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock conducted by Rev W L Burger. Unclear memorial details.
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Frank M Gallup
Sandusky
Alamosa
Colorado
Taylor
W. L. Burger
Surlal Atunerates
Powder River film tribute at Colonial Theatre opens
The Elyria Post notes the three day showing of Powder River at the Colonial Theatre. The film honors Army Signal Corps cameramen who recorded front line action in France during World War I, with many heroes killed or wounded.
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Elyria Post
Colonial Theatre
Powder River
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Flanders
Army Signal Corps
Moving Picture Studios
America
France
Vincennes
Mexican troops and rebels claim victory in fight
Reports from Mexico City via the embassy say Pueblo is reinforced by federal troops. In Vera Cruz revolutionary forces claim a great victory after eight hours of battle near San Marcos with about 15 000 fighters, many wounded or killed in the high altitude cold.
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Areca
Manuel Tellez
Chargre d
Mesien City
Vera Cruz
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Puehig Serrat
Halisia
Refinn
San Marcos
Sis
Marcialee
Ees A A
Funeral Notice for Mrs Garford at Elyria
Mrs Garford died last evening at 12 15 in the Ox Home Civnic Hospital in Ireland. She leaves a daughter F M Phelps two sons Charles B and Homer A an of Esra a sister Mrs Baker and a brother Guy A all of Geneva O also Homer Belding of Peru Indiana and Alvin Belding of Conneaut Ohio and two grandchildren Her husband Charles E Garford preceded her five years ago She was a member of First Congregational church and of the Order of Eastern Star and spent much of her life in Elyria Funeral arrangements announced.
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Garford
East Brides Street
Civnic Hopial Inreland
F. M. Phelps
Charles B
Homer A. An
Esra
Ry Belding
Les WV. Baker
Guy A
Geneva
Oho
Homer Belding
Pe- Til
Indiana
Alvin Belding
Conneaut, O
Charles E. Garford
First Congregational Church
Order of Eastern Star
Elyria
County Farmer Meet to Be Held Soon
The Lorain County Farmers' Institute Association announced the annual meeting will take place at North Ridgeville on February 6 and 7. Dr. Mary E. Anderson of Cleveland will speak, with Senator J. F. Burke delivering the afternoon address on opening day and local speakers on the second day.
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Ridgeville
Mary E. Anderson
J. F. Burke
Lorain County Farmers’ Institute Association
North Ridgeville
Cleveland
Bank Robbers Captured at Marietta Reported
Marietta police found a Packard touring car with two large grips containing a woman's furs and clothing plus consignments of liberty bonds. A man named Frank Higgins is tied to the case, while George McGahan known as Red McGahan is jailed in Columbus with $1,269 in cash and an $800 diamond stud. Authorities indict him for involvement in the Grove City bank robbery of December 2, 1809.
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Bates
Marietta
Frank Higgins
George McGann
Ohio
Belpre
Uniontown
Lima
Wheeling
West Va
Columbus
George
Gahan
Tral
Common Pleas
Grove Cite Bank
Here
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Grers
Amoma
Handis
Cahan
Bara Hee
Antorigrs
Mask” MecGahan
Ehot
Provence
Tobber
McGahan
Ohin
Mans Field Reformators
Charles Kopp Heads Barbers Union Vote
The local barbers union has elected Charles H. Kopp as president George Schwabel as president L J Rose as secretary and treasurer G B Cizickland as another officer.
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Charles Kopp
Barbers’ Union
Charles H. Kopp
George Schwabel
L. J. Rose
G, B. Cizickland
Ford backs Coolidge as Ford cites business outlook
Detroit magnate Henry Ford, long seen as a possible presidential candidate, reportedly declares support for President Calvin Coolidge. A New York Evening Journal story from Detroit quotes Ford saying he is for Coolidge and notes the business outlook for 1924. White House confirms a telegram of thanks to Ford, but the text remains private.
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New York
New York Evening Journal Today
Merryle Stanley Ruckeyser
Detroit
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Dearborn
Ford
United States
Washington
White House
Ohio Johnson campaign chief delays Ohio decision
Cleveland December reports that Frank Hitenbrook, national Johnson campaign head, has not chosen a presidential candidate for Ohio and would not confirm polls placing campaign operations in Cleveland rather than Chicago. The newsling notes uncertainty and secrecy surrounding the Ohio effort.
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Ohio
Johnson Jis
Cleveland
Frank H. Hitenrook
Hiram Johnson
Matacca
Johnsoen
Chicago
Theta
Theft Reported of Vehicle in Lorain
Elmer Rather of 214 Sixth Street reported the theft of a automobile. Police sent descriptions to surrounding towns. In Washington on December 19 the Senate opened a push to liberalize the Volstead Act led by Senator Walter J. Edge with Republicans backing the move.
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Lorain
Elmer Rather
Sixth Street
Dia Automobile
Washington
Senate
Walter 3
Edge
Repebennes
Hitchcock suit moves through Holland toward decision
Fragmentary wires indicate a political suit involving Mr. Hitchcock may yield a verdict or announcement later this afternoon.
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Vas
Hitchcock Tod
Aisne
Xmas Trees Arrive Here Amid Higher Prices
A good supply of Christmas trees is displayed by merchants though prices are higher than in previous years. The rise is blamed on pests infesting trees from certain regions, affecting availability and cost.
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