Daugherty Vindication Seen In Elyria Chest Drive
Daugherty vindicated as Elyria chest drive runs January 19 to 29. Local council pledges support, with Stevens as chair of committees and Georgens named to lead. Budget and campaign committees set to review institutional requests and draft allocations for 1922. Community Fund actions to be filed at the Office Telegram for public inspection.
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Daugherty
OD Elyria
Elyria
Stevens
Lee
Mr. Georgens
Charges Filed Over Brook Base Theft Scheme
Federal agents arrested Brook base workers in New York as part of a Justice Department probe. A Brooklyn federal grand jury heard that hundreds of millions in war assets were misappropriated by clerks and others at the base. The case, presented to Judge Garvin, centers on elaborate theft tied to wartime procurement and related cronies.
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York
Dew
Fe Brookbase
Department of Justice
Brooklyn
Woot Coods
Wien
ALN COUNTY MUTA GLUB FEAST TONIGHT
ALN COUNTY MUTA GLUB FEAST TONIGHT in Lorain County Anutamobile hall. Annual meeting of directors and officers of the work in the past year. Caley and Antamobite Cliath to speak. attendance and remarks expected.
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ALN County
Muta Glub
le Lorain
Anutamobile
Ed Caley
Antamobite Cliath
Herrin riot murder trial unfolds with grisly testimony
In Marion on December 20 jurors hear Patrick O’Rourke recount his knife wound and seven bullets at the cemetery road. William Cairns testifies that Peter Hiller and Otis Clark participated in the massacre, describing a brutal scene as defense questions focus on guard actions and the flag of truce.
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Marion
Howard Hoffman
Herriatine
Patrick Joseph O'Rourke
Hhe
Herrin
William Cairna
Cairns
Williamson County
Peter Hiller
Hiller
Shoemaker
Tam
Wwe
Sheri Thastex
Otis Clark
Powerhouse
McDowell
Clark
MeDrowell
Trobert Omieet
Unity of Pennsylvania
Southern Iners Coal Company
Cress
Defena
Stend Ali
France Opposed to Ruhr Invasion Says U S Opinion
London dispatch reports Ambassador George Harvey told the French public opinion in America is against invading the Ruhr. He reiterated he does not know why he was summoned to Washington and spoke on the issue today.
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London
Bee
George Harvey
Donahey Offers HD Opponent Cabinet Post in Ohio
Governor elect Donahey announced plans to name Thomas J. Duffy as state director of industrial relations, with a salary of 44 000 a year. Duffy, 45, former East Liverpool resident, chairs the state industrial committee and has been a Democratic primary rival of Donahey. Donahey also offered Wilbur E. Baker the post of state superintendent of the budget, at 4 000 a year, though Baker has not stated if he will accept.
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Columbus
Donahey
Thomas J. Duffy
East Liverpool
Duffy
Donauny
Traverser
Fleet
Wilbur E. Baker
Braker
Iuffy
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
East Liverpoo
Trarman
State Liability Board of Awards
Cox
New State Industrial Commission
Baker
Seneca County
State Auditor’s Department
State Bureau of Accounting
Thirteen Lorain men indicted in Prohibition case
Lorain December 20 thirteen Lorain men were indicted by the federal grand jury in United States district court Cleveland today. They are charged with violations of the Prohibition laws and are to be arraigned Friday morning.
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Lorain
Dec
Paderal Grand Duty
United States
Itatriet Court
Cleveland
Phillip Stophel obituary and senate clash report
The death of Mhuliah Stophel, 27, of Alvitia near Elyria, occurred this morning after an illness. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Jentins funeral parlors, Second Street. Burial at Blanwood Cemetery. In Washington, a slashing attack by Senator Ladd of North Dakota on Senator Norris over Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals plants sparked widening farm bloc tensions on Alabama property. A robin redbreast appeared at George Ridgway's home on Fit Street. a robin has been seen around the park daily this week.
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Mhuliah Stophel
Alvitia
Gis
Washington
Deene
Ladd
North Dakota
Norris
Neuraska
Tienrs Ford
Aia
Senate
Alabama
George Ridgway
Fit Street
Seem
Mr. Ridewiny
Tobin
Postoffice shortage and retirements spark probe
A chaotic report details a missing sum and alleged defalcations at the local post office. W. Seward resigns as postmaster, to be replaced by J. W. McHenry, amid claims the missing money was found during inspectors’ audit. Irregularities at stamp windows trace back two years, with a former janitor fined for cents stolen. Seward calls the affair politically motivated.
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DP. W. Seward
J. W. McHenry
Seward
Atus
Lew
Therge Massay
Optimism fades as Germany faces sober Christmas mood
December 20 Berlin reports a shift from wartime optimism to realism as Morgan’s statements dampen hopes of an immediate loan in Berlin. Americans fear higher prices as the dollar rises, worsening German prospects for the holiday season. The German government warns against displays of excess to avoid burdening citizens, while Franco-American tensions loom and Ambassador Houghton’s warnings grow louder as Germany seeks loan support.
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Berlin
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Germany
Morgan
Antarcon
Near East conference to continue Turkish delegation notes
Lausanne dispatch reports Lord Curzon stating the Near East conference will continue as Turks adopt a conciliatory stance on the red flag settlement. Earlier reports suggested possible breakup. Ismet Inonu says American colleges in Smyrna may reopen under the Angora regime as Turkish delegates meet in Lausanne.
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Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Red Pla
Ismet Sasha
Smyrna
Tu Y
Guards in Louisiana Probe Mernopeter Disappearance
Campagna to operate guards under Captain W. O. Cooper arrived today and went into camp. The guards were stationed this afternoon overseeing the dredging of two jaks near the area, where authorities believe the bodies of Waty Dani and Thomas Nidh gyde have been hidden since the day of their disappearance by a gang of masked men.
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Mernopeter
Campane
Diutain W
Waty Dani
Thomas Nidhgyde
Postoffice Bandits Pursued After Robbery
Police tracked thieves after a post office robbery as a chase spanned several miles. Chief Homan said officers believed some bandits were hit during the pursuit and a manhunt continued.
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Valgay
Biew
Chef Police Homan
Taxpayers Slow, December Dues Pushed to January
County treasurer notes many residents have funds and some delay payments to January. He says the tax collection period is extended and the public appears ready to meet obligations, while others pause to avoid penalties.
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Ludwie
Former French Premier Clemenceau Returns in Sultry Mood
Havre December 20 former French premier Georges Clemenceau returned to France aboard the Paris in a sultry mood. Journalists crowded the gangway as he denied a Paris Petit Parisien interview quoting him favoring President Harding and the Washington treaties. Deputies Mandel and Tardieu urged a private conference to protest Ruhr occupation views. Some reports say Clemenceau later dismissed the interview as pure imagination.
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Havre
France
Georges Clemenceau
Paria
Petit Parisien
Harding
Clemenceau
Andre Tardieu
Tigers
Georges Mandel
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Ruhr
Mandel
Tardieu
Tiger
Paris
America
Cecil Sorel
D Phate
Win
Mile Sorel
Lorain Police File for Back Salaries in Municipal Court
This morning six cases were filed in municipal court by Lorain policemen seeking back salaries. Each man asked for aggregates totaling six dollars. Additional cases are expected to follow, according to reports.
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Lorain
Municipal Cour
Lowad
Impeachment News Near End In Daugherty Case
Washington reports the end of the Daugherty impeachment hearings near, with Rep Roy Woodruff indicating possible exoneration for Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Woodruff may withdraw charges after reviewing DOJ records opened for his inspection, amid amid allegations of delay in war fraud prosecutions.
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Washington
Congress
Harry M. Daugherty
House
Roy Woodruff
Tapuvlican
Michigan
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Woodruff
Department of Justice
C P and St Louis Rail asks to stop operations
Washington December cation filed today with the state commerce commission by Chicago Peoria and St Louis Railroad seeking authority to abandon its entire line totaling 2577 miles The company says since returning from federal control it has operated at a heavy loss and now owes about 120000 in taxes which it cannot pay The road is currently in receivership heads
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Washington
Tn State Commerce Commission
Chicago, Peoria and
St. Louis
Tinos
College Professors Ousted for Making Beer
Four professors at North Carolina state college were dismissed by President W. C. goeharsed amid claims of brewing beer in dorm rooms. The incident occurred on campus in Raleigh, triggering a formal action and investigation by college authorities.
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Raleigh
Carolina State College
W. C. Go
Elyrla water tested says not correct
Health officer Dr. George E. Kouch disputes council claims that city water is tested twice weekly. He notes chemist E G Curtiss conducts daily tests and that water is analyzed daily with careful monitoring and public access guarded at all times. Senate extends sixty day preference for WWI veterans on homestead entries for Allied service members.
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George E. Kouch
Ade
E. G. Curtiss
Washington
Der
Senate
Arbuckle gets chance to return to films from Hays
Will Hays head of the motion picture industry says Roscoe Arbuckle may have a chance to work again after the new year. Arbuckle was barred for about a year following the Virginia Rappe death case but is not fully reinstated. Hays notes no pre ban pictures will be released this season. He believes Arbuckle’s conduct merits a chance to make good and urges industry cooperation and confidence as the new year begins.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Will H. Hays
Roscos “Baite
Arbuckle
Hays
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Hays Tuling
San Francisco Trady
Rosene Arbuckles
Ag Lam
Dayton Safe Blown By Bandits In Early Morning Robbery
Police report a Home Furniture Company office safe blown open by two men in Dayton's business district. Bandits escaped with a large amount of cash. officials withheld exact figures. The crime was discovered by clerks arriving for work, and the safe remained badly wrecked.
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James Hewett
Charles Crehore
Old Ladies' Home
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