The Fox Eludes Police In Marin Darker Case
In Los Angeles on December 19 the Fox avoided a massive manhunt after Marin Darker was kidnapped and killed. Suspects were arrested and released. one woman remained held for further questions though evidence against her was weak. A $4000 reward spurred leads, but police found blood at a suspect's home. An ambush tale described a fast, agile killer who vanished as authorities pressed for a break.
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Los Angelea
Marin Darker
Traial
Matian
Pole
Neightais
Norris slams Hearst in open letter
Nebraska Senator George Norris issues an open letter accusing William Randolph Hearst of dishonest reporting on Mexico and a forged document plot to bribe U.S. senators. Norris asserts the Hearst papers are forged and warns of an impending Senate investigation into authenticity and disclosures.
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Wasitington
George Norris
Nebraska
Wm Randolph Ijtearst
Senate
Tharst
Celley
Mexico
United States
Morris’ Ieiter
U. S
Hearst
Mewcan
Norris
Nfearat
Suit filed for 50000 injury in Lorain auto crash
George T Stream of Lorain sues Frank B Andress of 946 Reid Ave Lorain in common pleas court for 50000 alleging Andress struck their car at Elyria Ave and KH 28th Ft Lorain driving through a red light at about 30 mph injuring Stream with fractured ribs and arm scrapes.
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Lorain
George T.stream
Frank B. Andress
Reid Ave
Common Pleas Court
Stream
Andress
Elyria Ave
28Th Ft. Lorain
Sidney Fire Destroys Dreck Building In Ohio Block Threat
Fire caused by an overheated furnace swept the Dreck building in Sidney on Sunday, imperiling a full block. Officials estimated the loss at 200000 dollars as the fire department fought the blaze and brought it under control.
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Sidney
Mother Of Mrs Coolidge Relapses After Illness
NORTIEAMETON Mies Dive Ly Mrs Lemira Goodhue 78 mother of Mrs Coolidge has a relapse after a Dashinian hospital stay. Doctors say her heart remains strong though she is very ill. There is cautious optimism for recovery as her condition is monitored by her physician.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Nortieameton
Mies
Dive. Ly
Lemira Goodhue
Ualyin
Cloodhue
King of House dies after tuberculosis in Michigan colony
Benjamin Purnell known as King of the House of David religious colony in St Joseph Michigan died Sunday morning from tuberculosis after three years of illness. Dr C O Sowers announced the death which had not been publicly disclosed earlier due to the cult members belief he would rise from death. His body was left in bed over the weekend. Myria Tulk and nurse Florence Walker were present at his death. He rose to notoriety five years ago amid charges of abusing young girls under religious rites.
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Ben
Parnell
Son of Man
Benjamin
Bright
Myria Tulk
Florence Walker
Cleveland Man Shot In The Foot While Hunting Near Avon
Ward Moser of 8619 Merrid Tan avenue Cleveland was wounded in the left foot Saturday afternoon during a hunting trip near Avon. The shot was fired accidentally by hunting companion Gust Milgey of Kenmore Avenue Cleveland as they searched for game. Moser was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by Officer J J Howlett Humane Officer Lee Minkler and Otto Mischka agent attorney of the Lorain County Trumanse Society who also sought to locate owners of two roaming horses. The injury is not expected to be serious unless complications arise.
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Ward Moser
Merrid- Tan Avenue
Cleveland
Avon
Moser
Gust Milgey
Kenmore Avenue
Hlyria Memorial Hospital
Humane
J. J. Howlett
Lee Minkler
Otto Mischka
Jorain County
Trumanse Society
Lorain Men Charged in Car Theft Plot
Karl Fuller of Lorain accuses Howard J Wawkings and Clayton Mier of conspiring to steal his car from near 122nd Street and Broadway. Fuller seeks compensation for damages and loss.
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Howard J Wawkings
6Th St. Lorain
Clayton Mier
Washington Ave
Lorain
Broalwas
Lindberghs Christmas Flight Heads Toward Mexico City
Mrs Evan geline Lindbergh departed Ford airport for Mexico City to join her son Col Chas A Lindbergh for Christmas with government guest status. Weather forced an Indy stop planned but final route aimed at Merled with Ford’s Stout led crew aboard. The trip, arranged by the State Department, included Henry Ford aides and a pilot, as Mrs Lindbergh hoped to escape the cold wave.
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Datuoty
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Ford
Mexico City
Col
Chas A. Lindbergh
Af Merled
St Tous
Indianapolis
Fdsel Ford
Lindbergh
William B. Stout
Luis Lejus
Ford Motor O
Mexico
Herry Brooks
Witte Russell
Stout
Ford Motor Co
State Department
Washington
Ford Company
Gourage
Hoover Silent On Campaign Rumors and Support
Secretary of Commerce Hoover avoided comment on his Republican presidential bid while allies denounced rumors about his eligibility. They argue the Constitution requires 14 years residency and note Hoover may not have lived in the U.S. for the entire period. Party supporters and Florida politicos pledge backing as Mills and Jardine publicly favor Hoover.
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Hoover
New York
United States
Agriculture Jardine
Jie
Treasury Mills
William M. Marshall
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Congress
Florida
Two Kilted In Fights In Akron Oho
Two men were dead and a third jailed after a free-for-all fight Saturday night in Akron Ohio. A fourth man was hunted by police as investigators said intoxication and an argument over a diamond pocket knife sparked the violence. Names and ages appear incomplete in the garbled report.
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Akron. O
Dimnant
Albert Wrickson
Minerva
Stat Nomads
Jatin Russell
Roanoke
Virzinta
Frank W. Jones
Veten
Ts Fu
Elyrian John Bemis Death in Elyria Firearm Accident
John Ralph Bemis, 27, known as Ralph, of 660 Tio Street Was, was killed Saturday night when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged at his side. Coroner Milas Perry believes accidental discharge despite reports of possible self harm after he joked about shooting himself earlier. Bemis served in the navy and merchant marine, to receive a military funeral in Oberlin by the American Legion Post. He is survived by his wife Ruth, his mother, four sisters in Florida, and one brother in Cleveland. Funeral services were held at the Studio Funeral Home with Rev. C F Wiseman presiding.
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John Ralph Bentis
Ralph
Tio Street
Wstiomé
Gem
Lorain County
Milas Perry
Bemis
Navy
Merchant Marine
Oberlin
American Legion Post
Elytvia
Colson Co
Second Congregational Church
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Bemma
Ruth
A. E Williams
George Woodcock
Theodore Laundon
Gordon Myers
Floria
Ile
Harry
Cleveland
Tax collection delayed in Lorain County due to late books
Lorain County announces a postponed tax deadline to January 20 1928 because book preparation lagged after last year's revaluation. Large districts such as Elyria and Lorain must wait for complete ledgers while smaller districts begin collections. Localities with ready books have started collections on a limited scale. County Treasurer Arthur Waters confirms the hold up and commissioners extend the due date.
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Elyria
Lorain
Arthur Waters
Ivria
Elyria Township
Sheffield Township
Chinese Raid The Russian Consulate
Unclear text reports a raid involving Chinese police on the Russian Consulate. The readable fragments reference raid actions and conflicting phrases, with no coherent details on date, location beyond consulate, or parties involved. The source is fragmented and omits verifiable facts.
Cornerstone laid for new addition at First United Presbyterian Church
Lay corner stone for the church's new addition, with Ker If J Rose D D as speaker. He spoke on The First Church, citing Pentecost unity and the early church's missionary growth. He stressed harmony, prayer, and the Holy Spirit’s role in soul winning and culture, noting women's key role in spreading the gospel.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Ker
J Rose
Dr. Rose
Muliandes
Jesus Christ
Jayms Church
Death mystery of Elizabeth Sparrow solved by brother
Thomas Sparraw arrived from the East and insisted his sister Elizabeth Sparrow, 40, of New York, died by her own hand. He recalled a prior suicide attempt and said he learned of her death last Thursday. Sheriff Mathews and coroner plans to travel to Lorain to verify the case.
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Elizabeth Sparrow
New York City
Lorain
Thomas Sparraw
G. Mathews
Sparraw
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
New York
Mathews
Pildar
Sparrow
Congress Today Senate candidates tackle sacred power issues
In a crowded session lawmakers discuss investigations into sacred power compliance and financial reforms. The agenda highlights downsizing programs and monitoring transfers while naming specific agencies and figures involved in ongoing oversight.
Cold Spell to Break Tonight Across Ohio
A cold wave griped Ohio for three days and is forecast to ease tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will rise this evening with possible spotty highs. Officials in Columbus cited the U S Weather Bureau with notes of a easing trend.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Columbus
Shitermey
Zete
Great Lakes
Usewgo
Grim fight to save six men from sunken sub
Navy crews battled heavy seas at Provincetown Harbor to rescue six sailors trapped in the torpedo room of the sunken submarine 8 4. Despite pumping attempts and buoys, water leakage and dense CO2 risk halted progress as time dwindled toward a 3 37 p m deadline. Strong winds and icy conditions hampered the lift operations, with pontoons and tugs struggling to reach the wreck.
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Washington
Provincetown
Mass
United States Navy
Provincetown Harbor
Brooklyn
Inka
Newton- Lol
Sagamore
Cape Code Canal
Massachusetts Bay
Falcon
Boston
R. I. Brumly
Iuka
Firee
Tuka
Chewink
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