Fall and Sinclair Stand Trial for Conspiracy to Defraud
Justice Dailey orders Albert B. Fall and Harry F. Sinclair to stand trial on charges of conspiring to defraud the government of oil lands. Both pleaded not guilty. Trial set for February 2. Government alleges improper lease of Teapot Dome and tracing of Liberty Bonds to Falls account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Fair-Sinclair
Jennings Dailey
D. C. Supreme Court
Bailey
Fall
Sinclair
Teapot Pome Reserve
Wyoming
Fall-Doheny
Etsecretary of the Interior
Liberty
el Paso
Teapot Dome
Kennedy
Circuit Court
Kenyon
U. S. Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
H. M Blackmer
James E. O'Neill
France
Peaches Reconsiders Return to Browning Amid Custody Plea
New York December reports Francis Dale says Frances Heenan known as Peaches wants to return to her father Edward W Browning amid a separation suit. Dale describes Browning as unhappiest man awaiting Christmas while Mary Spas pursues $500,000 claims. He forecasts Browning will defend himself in next month’s trial and a possible reconciliation with Peaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peaches
Francis Dale
Edward W Browning
Cinderella Man
Frances Heenan
Dale
Prince of Adopters
Cinderella
Browiiing
Mary Spas
Tate
Browning
Woman Struck by Auto Injures Arm in Broad Street Incident
Miss Gladys Warner of 122 Columbus Street sustained a fracture to her right arm yesterday afternoon after being struck by a car driven by George Heuser of R. F. D. 2 South Amherst. Heuser stopped his vehicle and transported Warner to the hospital for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Warner
Columbus Street
George Heuser
South
Amherst
Broad Street
Houser
Miss Warner
Cars Leave Rails in Pennsylvania Express Crash
Gearz M. Allen of Detroit was seriously hurt when a broken rail caused a Pullman coach and two express cars on an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad express to derail near Rockaway, eight miles from Tiffin. Seventeen other passengers were badly shaken. embankment cushioned impact. Allen believed to have a broken back. cars did not overturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Gearz M. Allen
Detroit
Mich
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rockaway
Here
Allen
Mercy Hospital
Believ J
Y M C A to Add Recreation Room for Young Men
The Elyria Y M C A plans a fully equipped recreation room for men aged 18 to 25 by January 1. It will include pool and ping pong tables, dart boards, j inks, magazines, and other gear in the odd boys department on the south side. Jack Siekkinen and the senior department will run the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. O. McClean
Odd Boys
McClellan
McCtellar
Jack Siekkinen
Injury at play injures Willard Redmond at Elyria
Willard Redmond, 12, of R. F. K. 3, was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital after a tree limb fell on his right leg while he played. He sustained lacerations and was treated yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Redmond
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Redmond Wahils
Will Resist Effort To Enforce Sunday Closing Law In Ohio
Two national officers of the blue laws association announced they will travel to Ohio to oppose efforts to revive or enforce Sunday closing and other blue laws. Dr Joseph F Thewper of Washington and Linn A Gale of New York, president and secretary treasurer, will visit Columheus Pec to deter further enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbeus
Pec
Advocaiia
Lyria
Ohio
Joseph 4. Thewper
Washington
Linn A. E. Gale
New York
Mikado in Critical Battle for Life
Tokio dispatch reports Emperor Yoshihito weakened by bronchial pneumonia at Hayama villa. Heart action faltered with occasional pulse skips, temperature 38.6, pulse 126, respiration 33. High officials were summoned as the Mikado fights for life. The Prince Regent left the bedside after the bulletin at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yoshihio
Hayama
Son Surrenders After Killing Father in Grand City
Joseph Arcidicono twenty one killed his father in their Staten Island home after the elder allegedly threatened to slash his wife's throat. He fired six shots four hit and then boarded a trolley to Staten Fat and surrendered at police headquarters saying I have just killed my father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Arcidicono
Grand City
Staten
Arccidicono
Aix
Staten Fat
Primary Defense League Proposes Changes In Laws
The Ohio Primary Defense League in Cleveland proposes changes to election laws. The plan includes moving the September primary to the first Tuesday after Labor Day, allowing blanket or single tickets, and requiring state office candidates to meet vote thresholds. A drafting committee was formed including Donnelly, Marshall, Corle, Van der Pyl, and Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primary Defense League
Cleveland
Ohio Primary Defense League
Ohio
Comnty
T J. Donnelly
George Marshall
Columbus
Albert F. Corle O
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
JF Burke
Elyria
Trial of Suit for Five Thousand Dollars Opens
The personal injury case of Martha Halasz vs Dan Verez of Lorain opened before Judge W B Thompson. Halasz seeks 5000 for medical bills and injuries after alleging Verez struck, knocked her down, and kicked her in September 1925. A witness panel is being called as the jury resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Halasz
Dan Verez
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Verez
Prominent Capital Youths Hurt in Connecticut Ave Crash
Three youths from prominent Washington families were injured in an early morning automobile collision on Connecticut avenue. John G. Bryn son of the Norwegian minister suffered severe head and body injuries. David M Barkley son of Senator elect Barkley of Kentucky had bruises and abrasions. Thomas H Seibert son of a physician sustained a fractured skull. Bryn was driving and the car crashed into another at a street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Connecticut Avenue
John G. Bryn
David M. Barkley
Barkley
Kentucky
Thomas H Seibert
Bryn
YMCA To Hold Annual Christmas Party For Boys Division
The Y M C A plans its annual Christmas party for the boys division tomorrow evening from 4 30 to 6 30. Games will be played and candy given to members, according to Jack Sierkinen, boys division secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toom
Jack Siekkinen
Bors
Ely Court School Hit by Fire in Greenwich
Fire gutted Ely Court School in Greenwich Conn causing losses estimated above ten dollars. The hundred girl students were away for Christmas vacation and teachers and students lost all belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Ely Court
Believe Special Congress Session Will Be Forced
Washington dispatch reports Congress saluting a coming special session after March 4 as a likely outcome. With eight weeks left in the current term and only three appropriations passed, lawmakers brace for renewed clashes as Republicans fear and Democrats hope a fierce fight may force President Coolidge to reconvene the new Congress immediately. The seventieth Congress allegedly leans anti administration, with insurgents and independents gaining ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Saventieth Congress
Praying Women Celebrate WCTU Heritage and Growth
World wide WCTU members mark the 54th anniversary of a sidewalk prayer campaign in Hillsboro Ohio that helped end saloon liquor and spurred national prohibition. The organization now spans 53 countries with near a million members and promotes religious temperance education since 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillgham
Ohio
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
America
National Congress
W. Blair
New Hampshire
Lil Jinn ML ON. Stevens
Hillsboro
Explosion Kills Woman and Baby in Baldwin Fire
A gas main leak caused a mysterious explosion opposite Baldwin Long Island railroad station killing a woman Mrs Angeline Acadi and her son Joseph. Twenty nine others injured nine seriously as fire damaged several buildings and caused about 100000 dollars in losses. The husband remained in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
N.Y
Long Island
Angeline Acadi
Joseph
Plan Probe of Shooting by Dry Agents
Detroit Dec 23 Plans for congressional investigation of the national prohibition enforcement are being organized by Representative Clarence McLeod Michigan following the death of William Niedermier who was shot by prohibition agents while duck hunting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. McLeod
Michigan
Detroit
Clarence 3. McLeod
Williem Niedermier
Steubenville Woman Named National Committee Woman
Wilma Sinclair Levan of Steubenville won the Republican Ohio state central committee nomination as national committee woman, after several ballots with rivals from Springfield Cleveland and Columbus. The committee voted to keep state headquarters open next year and levy $500 from each of 72 districts to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
Republican ‘State Central Committee
Natonal
Ohio
John Gorfion Batterly
Lagan
John McKee
Springfield
C. T. Miller
Cleveland
Misa Rose Moriarty
Thad Brown
Coolidge
Central Committee
Damage suits dismissed in Lorain auto crash case
Damage suits totaling 31500 filed by Max William and Sedie Klein against Sam Lory of Lorain for injuries from a February 14 1925 collision on East 70th Street were dismissed today by Judge W B Thompson. Plaintiffs sought 26000 5000 and 1500 with defendant bearing costs. Also 126 foreigners naturalised at citizenship ceremony at Hawthorne school in Lorain led by Misa Mabel Mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
William
Sedie Klein
Sam Lory
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
East 70Th Street
Lorala
Eadie Klein
William Klein
Max Klein Twan
Misa Mabel Mare
Elyria
Hawthorne School
McDermott names Steve Raschot in Canton murder trial
Pat McDermott testified that Steve Kascholk told him of a job to bump off editor Don Mellett. He said he warned Mellett by telephone and repeated his account under cross examination, detailing past arrests and moves while refusing to incriminate Kascholk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Gladys Bamford Rubel
Pernell
Mary Ranger
Myr
Tle Tulk
Benjamin
Steve
Mellett
Canton
Pat McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Steve Kasecholk
McDermott
Nanty Glo, Pa
Cleveland
Boston
Steve Raschot
Maasilion
Jers
Canart
Thompson
McClintock
R. T. Strang
Home Office
Steve Kascholk
Pilot earns Caterpillar Club for parachute rescue
Warren D. Williams of the air mail service earned the Caterpillar Club after bailing out four miles south of Bowling Green in fog with no fuel. He landed near his wrecked plane with only slight scratches. The mail was scattered but recovered by postal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Warren D. Willams
Air Mail Service
Here
Williams
Cleveland
Mall
Lamp Explodes Wounding Boy in Elyria Home
Ten year old Nick Ponoran of 213 Chestnut Street suffered burns to multiple parts of his body when an off lamp he knocked from a table exploded. Police and firemen saved the house and transported him to Elyria Memorial Hospital where wounds were dressed. Fire officials urged caution with candles and holiday decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Ponoran
Chestnut Street
Ponoran
Young Panoran
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Flan Construction For State Highway In Monroe County
Plans for four miles of the Ohio River highway between Clarington and Pax were prepared by K L Rotherman assistant engineer for Monroe county. It is the only unimproved stretch of Monroe county along the Pittsburgh Cincinnati route. The highway department ordered the plans ready for work early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarington
Clariatom
K. L. Rotherman
State Highway Department
Monroe County
Mon- Tos County
Pittburgh
Counties Complete State Road Plan in Ohio 0
Counties in Ohio largely complied with the Green law creating county highway systems. All but two counties, Misa and Union, have established county roads and seek state aid. Total bond figures and averages are reported for the county highway activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oale
Misa
Jand Union
Spon
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Kascholk
Girl
Y.M.C. A
Roy
Ben
Lorain Man
Sollision
ELY Court School
W. C. T. U. Movement
New York City
P. Post
National Committee
Flan Construction
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