Dirigible Dixmude Missing After 136 Hours Afloat
Reports from Paris say the giant airship Dixmude with about 50 men aboard has been uncontacted since Sunday night over the Mediterranean near the Gulf of Gabes. French fleet units stand by and flares mark Medinin as search efforts continue amid fuel shortages and damaged engines.
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Paris
Mediterranean
North Africa
Gulf of Gabes
Medini
Medinin
Gulf of
Gabes
Dixmude
Marine Ministry
Unclear OCR Firemen Call Report Impinges on Street Scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fire call with mentions of a location on Austin 528 and a man named Doc son near a house with smoke. The readable parts suggest a fire incident with bystanders and football context nearby, but many words are garbled.
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3. H. Austin
Wes
Christmas Joy at Memorial Hospital Inmates
The Memorial hospital and Gates home shine with a Christmas tree display and extensive decorations. Presents donated by clubs across the state will be distributed to children tomorrow morning. A Santa Claus will hand out gifts at the nurse’s home as Supt. Perron calls it the nicest Christmas yet.
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Memorial Hospital
Gates Home
Santa Claus
Supt. Perton
Lost Diamond Recovered Soon After Night Search
B M O'Donnell credited with a lucky find after a $600 diamond vanished from his cravat at a restaurant. A thorough search of the premises turned up nothing until a bright spot on the street near his machine revealed the gem. He suspects it slipped from the running board as he turned a corner.
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B. M. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Middle Are
Two Arrested After Four Machines Collide
Two auto accidents occurred at night as intoxication was suspected. W A Gessner faced $16 fine for colliding with C W James at 349 Warren Avenue as both vehicles sustained damage. Peter Toth aged 18 of 362 West River drives collided with J Robert Brown at 1518 Seventh Street causing damage. Toth faces a trial next Thursday.
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W. A. Gessner
C. W. James
Warren Avenue
Gessner
Peter Toth
West River
J. Robert Brown
Lorant
Toth
Death of Ohio court attache R Gilbert Warner aged 80
Columbus December 24 death reported of R Gilbert Warner aged 80 believed oldest court attache in Ohio He served for many years as bailiff in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus
R. Gillbert Warner
Ohio
Warner
Ailiff
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Rules Against Moving Fruit Dubs
Joseph Osiak of South Amherst challenged a ruling under the Crabbe Act in the Common Pleas Court. Judge Thompson held that possessing or transporting fruit juices with alcohol content even for personal use is unlawful and upheld a $1,000 fine plus costs after two barrels of juice were found with 12.5 to 14 percent alcohol. The case returns to the mayor’s court for sentence execution.
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Joey
Crabbe
Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Osiak
South Amherst
State of Ohio
Osiak
Jadze Thompson
Comeron
Court of Appeals
F. F. Schwartz
Board of Education
Carlisle Township
Department of Industrial Relations
Attorney General's Office
H. R. Witter
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of
Court of Appeals of the Third District
P Kearns
Department
Kearns
Washburn
Third District
Ted
Supreme Court
CHSOS
Worker killed by two trains near Radnor
William Osborn a 43 year old Hocking Valley Railway section hand was killed at Radnor when he stepped from one train into the path of another. He left a widow and five children.
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Marion, CO
Mathewr Osborn
Hocking Valley Railway
Hand
Radnor
Wishing All A Merry Christmas From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram thanks merchants and subscribers for their confidence and patronage during the year and wishes them a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. There will be no paper issued tomorrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bootleg Rosters Prompt Joint Demand for Publicity
Washington officials report a list of about 1400 bootleggers named in a raid event circulated during holiday enforcement. The list vanished amid conflicting claims between city police and the International Revenue Bureau. President Coolidge was urged to intervene in the dispute.
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Washington
Nets and
Arts
Publcity
Cvent
Treity
International Reienue Bureau
Coolidge
Ib Mater
Ohio Governor Grants Christmas Pardon and Local Sentencing
Columbus reports Governor Donahey issues a Christmas pardon for Helen Holendorist and Helen Norman of Akron after guilty pleas in common pleas court. In Cuyahoga County, a reformatory plea relates to a scheme involving Taylor and Son Company land. Cincinnati records William Irons of Lebanon, Ohio, dying from a motor accident last night.
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Columbus
Der
Gavsernor Donahey
He'en Holendorist
Herien Norman
Haw
Akron
Common
Powel
Dr Weisis
Taylor and Son Company, Land
Cincinnati
Wiliam Irons
Lebanon
Ohio
Franco Russian agreement on French control of Russia
Berlin reports a Franco Russian accord for French control of Ru ramemes until Russia pays its debts. The pact, made at a conference in a Jugoslav minister's home, goes to Moscow for approval and creates a French committee to protect assets on Russian soil. Lorain woman fined $100 for booze charge after trial.
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Russia
Berlin
Im Far
Moscow
Guota
Snow Falls Across East Albany With Light Accumulation
Snow blankets East Albany with an estimated two to three inches from a Christmas Eve storm. Residents report light accumulation and preparations for travel disruption in the area.
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Albany
York
Death gifts and burial for Helen Hamilton in Camden
Camden New Jersey December 24 Helen Hamilton a terminally ill girl who asked death as her Christmas gift will be buried Wednesday. Her mother requested her child's body be with family at Christmas. The case drew national attention as Helen endured eight years of suffering before dying.
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Camden
N. J
Helen Hamilton
Union
Helen Hamiltton
Helen
Lorain Tragedy Narrows In Arrest Of Suspect
Patrolman Fred P Webber was killed during an attempted arrest of Walter Thomas 18 after he resisted and opened fire The suspect was jailed in Elyria as authorities considered murder and potential lynching rumors The case prompted a police crackdown and a mayoral pledge to clean up the district.
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Lorain
Fred P. Webber
Walter Thomas
Webber
A. J. Mackerty
Nickle Plate
Thomas
Mackerty
Elyria
Walker
Perry
Atent
George Hoffman
President Coolidge Extends Clemency to Federal Prisoners
Dec 24 report states President Coolidge granted clemency to 12 federal inmates. Two received full pardons while ten had their sentences left unchanged. This raises the total under his mercy list to include the prior releases ten days earlier, with doors set to swing open tomorrow.
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Washington
Coolidis Dan
Whits House
Tomor Tor
Soca
Mt’s Holdar
Divorce Action Against Jane Barbak Alleges Cruelty
Lora Barbak seeks a divorce from Jane Barbak on grounds of extreme cruelty She accuses him of drinking weekly and using vulgar, abusive language She requests alimony and custody of the three children
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Jula Barbak
Lora
Jane Barbak
Sesauling Ter
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