Enforcement Program For 1928 To Be Sound Without Fireworks
Washington dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Lowman announced the 1928 prohibition plan will be sound and businesslike, with diligent enforcement and no campaigns. He said the test year must pass before changing methods, noted state cooperation as key, and described orders for coast guard ships to Florida and more agents. Air patrols are experimental with eight planes stationed across Florida, New England, and the Mississippi Valley if successful.
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Lowman
Washington
New York
Maryland
Montana
Coast Guard
Florida
New England
Mississippi Valley
Alleged Chicken Thief Arrested Bound Over to Grand Jury
A man named Gust Wollrzka of Maplestreat was bound over to the grand jury under $1,000 bond after early morning arrest by Sheriff ER. G. Mathews on charges of breaking into and entering James A. Smiths chicken coop. Smith heard a buzzer and woke his son Cletus. they armed with shotguns pursued a man carrying two bags until shots were fired. Neighbors later identified a suspect as he passed, and Serif E. G. Mathews led to Holiszka, who had buckshot and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Gust Wollrszka
S. Maplestreat
J. George
ER. G. Mathews
James A. Smith
Chestnut Rudge
Smith
Cletus
L. A. Taylor
Cletus Smith
Serif E. G
Mathews
Holiszka
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hickman to face speedy trial in Los Angeles
Detectives will fly from Portland to Los Angeles this morning, with Hickman expected to arrive by evening to stand trial for kidnapping and murder. Federal indictment removes extradition obstacles, and Supreme Court Judge Carlos Hardy will set the date upon Hickman’s arraignment. If convicted, death is anticipated within 90 days under the statute.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Hickman
Supreme Court
Carlos Hardy
Taw
Christmas Masses at Grotto Shrine Amid Interfaith Rites
The article notes a sacred corner in the Grotto where legend says Mary rested with Jesus. Greek Armenian prelates allow Roman Catholic priests Christmas Masses from 3:00 am to dawn, with a second pontifical service at 6:00 am. Arabs and Mohammedans observe with interest the Christian birth celebration though aloof.
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Christ
Lorain Man Named Consul by Mussolini
Lorain, Dec 21 news reports Premier Benito Mussolini announced a new Italian consulate with headquarters in Lorain to oversee twenty two counties. Lorenzo Montalto of Lorain was named consul and will serve among six Ohio consulates. Montalto recently traveled to Italy to confer with Mussolini.
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Orain
Mussolini Lorain
Lorain
Benity Mussolini
Italy
Lorenzo Montalto
Ohio
Mentallo
Mussel
41st Dry Raid Proves Success in Lorain
Lorain police booze squad with deputies Harvey Crehore T G Knight and Claude Bigin conducted a noon dry raid at 601 Connecticut Ave. Two stores tied to a four year booze operation were searched forty times prior with no result. Arrested were Mrs. Roger Horvath of 602 Connecticut Ave and John Takas found with liquor. Both charged with possession and jailed.
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Lorain
Lorsinpolies
Harvey Crehore
T. G Knight
Claude Bigin
UWO
Connecticut Avenue
Roger Horvath
John Takas
Jurors implicated as petition sparks court interferences
The courtroom recounts juror influence in a complex case as Berger faces contempt threats. Key jurors Marry Byrd Robert Ellesford John Trautman and James Clark are named amid discussions of a petition about quashing indictments. Remus previously reconciled to Christmas in jail while the judge admonishes and sets further proceedings.
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Bar Association
Remus
Berger
Vernon R&. Chamler
Vonviet
Hootlee
Charles” Stagnare
Criminal Court
Ballif
Ile
William P. Hardig
Marding
Py Berger
Shoott Tingly
G. Byrd
Galoer
Robert Ellesford
John Trautman
James Clark
Carl J Basler
Tam
Shank
Basler
Local Children's Home Hosts Christmas Party
Oberlin Children’s Home held its annual Christmas party last night. Citizens of Oberlin furnished gifts for each child and arranged a holiday program.
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Children's Home
Oberlin Children's Home
Ober Io
Iso
Arterards
Chicken Dinner Planned for 34 Prisoners at County Jail
Christmas meal set for thirty four inmates at the county jail and in their homes. The feast will mirror the Thanksgiving menu with toast, fried chicken, dressing, mashed potatoes, celery gravy, cole slaw, bread and coffee. Supper will offer tea, cake and jelly.
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Elva
Ead
Charity Spurned By Mrs Hickman
Eva J Hickman in Kansas City declines charity offers to fulfill her wish to visit her son Edward Hickman the confessed kidnapper of Marian Parker in Los Angeles She says she cannot accept help and many lawyers offered to defend him but were refused with a blunt refusal.
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Kansas City
Eva J Hickman
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Algo
Little Change In Temperature Forecast For Christmas
Weather station reports a largely snowless Christmas across most states east of the Mississippi with only light snow in the plains, the Lake region and northern New England. Forecasters say no material temperature change is expected tonight through Sunday, though some flurries may occur in select areas.
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Washington
Weathler Durcan
Plains States
Man Attacks Self With Chicken Bone in Massachusetts Town
A troubled individual in Taunton, Massachusetts attempted to end his life using a chicken bone, officials report. Jail inmate Jones is noted in connection with the incident as the authorities consider potential self harm.
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Jones
Great Stone Face Renewed in Pranconia Notch
Reverend Guy Roberts of Lisbon and five huskies anchored the aging Old Man of the Mountains sculpture in New Hampshire. The 49 feet high face required mud dressing and a sliding forehead secured by 50 pound hooks and buckles to withstand centuries of storms and avalanches.
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Pranconia Notch
Nsw
Timtay
Hawthorne
Guy Roberts
Lisbon
Roberts
Profile Lake
Reprimand by Teacher Tied to Girl's Suicide in Lewiston
A high school reprimand for passing a note allegedly triggered the death by suicide of William Zenkervich in Lewiston Maine. The girl drowned herself in a canal leaving a note denying the label of sneak and claiming her mother would face the press.
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Lewiston
Willian Zenkervich
Nill Canal
Ted Ned Leon
Pere Vora No Danhe
Sean
Young African Lion Sells Off Oakland Pet At Auction
In Oakland a pet cub presented by an African explorer suffers rickets. The park board, lacking funds for the cubs care, orders a public sale. Mrs. Nancy Lee Nannetti opposes the sale and declines to purchase a sick animal.
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Oakland
Cal
Bian
A. Snow
Nancy Lee Nannetti
City Park Board
Cuib
Statue Gets Name After Two Centuries
London reports that a tablet has been fixed for Charles I’s statue at Charing Cross after 50 years of lack of inscriptions. The statue, cast in 1692, sat in a shopkeeper’s garden until Restoration when Charles I ordered its erection near Trafalgar Square, where it stands today.
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London
Charles
Charing Cross
Whitehall
Royal Martyr Society
Office of Works
Molborn
Charles T
Fragmentary Archival Note on Trapsicoune and Cresalids
A distorted OCR fragment mentions Ganen’s trapsicoune and Cresalids of scopy or wave, noting they have been presented to the spars. The text is unclear and lacks clear events, dates, or destinations.
Pekras Donates Twenty Turkeys To Police
Elyria theater owner John Pekras who has long played Santa for the police department gave twenty large turkeys to the force and mayor Grant Schrach. The birds were delivered to City Hall in a large barrel as residents praised Pekras for his civic gesture and community spirit.
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John Pekras
Elyria
Santa Claus
Vty Potive
Sears
Death Record for Mrs. Thomiata Cote at Daughter's Home
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Thomiata Cote at her daughter's home. Mentions survivors including Mrs. Millen, Mrs. Nneehtges and two sons James Comix and John Commer. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Thomiata
Mes
Dacob Kiechtavs
Nneehtges
Janes
John Commer
Chatteen Paneral
Walhadr Gorden Dies in Beaver County Home
Walhadr Gorden aged eighty frailty and illness died at home in Beaver County near Wesbola. He had long shared residence with the Vilsons and Hyman fraternity members. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Walhadr Gorden
Wesbola Gordan
Beaver Voy
Viilerst
Instat
Cast Bumser Dies at 73 on Lake Road Vermilion
Cast Bumser, aged seventy three, died last evening at his home on Lake road near Vermilion after nine thirty. Survived by his wife and three sons Henry and Lawson in Vermilion and Ralph of Cleveland, plus daughters Mrs Vo Wobtlever Amherst, Mrs Albert Lover Elyria, Mrs Alice Goran Lernin, Mrs Edith Lewis Lernin, Mrs Fanniey ersa Sandusky, Mrs Mar Krug Mount Clemens Mich, and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
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Bumser
Lark
Lake Road
Vermilion
Henry
Lawson
Ralph
Cleveland
Vo Wobtlever
Amherst
Albert Lover
Elyria
Alice Goran
Edith Lewis
Lernin
Mount Clemaus
Mich
Oberlin Christmas Spirit Brightens College Town
Oberlin salutes Christmas with campus electric star and tree gifts from Ohio Electric Power Company while students stay in town. Many faculty and residents plan Christmas visits to Wellington and Cleveland, with numerous families listed as spending the holidays at Oberlin addresses.
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Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
JL. B. Lancashire
Allen Hospital
King Street
Cowdry
Lois Peabody
Cleveland
O. E. Peabody
North Paessant Street
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Frank Huegins
Buffalo
N. Y
J. V. Hill
West College Street
Ralph Miller
New York City
S. E. Miller
East College Street
Lois Kelley
Ravenna
George Kelley
North Pleasant Street
Notts Peabody
Claveland
Charles Jones
Grace C. Jones
Detroit
Bosworth
South Professor Street
Dick Bosworth
Obe
Sandusky
Milwaukee
C. W. Savage
Rochester
Horace Shaw
Caxton
Frank Shaw
Elm Street
Rudekomana
Markets Report From Cleveland Food Prices And Supplies
Market notes from Cleveland on December 4 show varied egg and poultry prices, potato quotes across states, and regional supply signals. Beef and dairy items appear steady, while lighter weights and smaller lots command attention in midwestern markets.
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Cleveland
Dee
York State
New
Medina
Yaitut Moe Tae
Leeberg Springers
Lea
New York
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
DS Rosie Oyers
Colorado
CLEVYEBAND Beef and grain markets mixed in daily report
A dense market summary lists cattle prices and market tone alongside Chicago and Toledo grain quotes. It records hogs calves sheep and lambs at varied levels, with butter eggs and poultry prices, plus Minneapolis and Canada fight note. Dominick Bradley defeats Nankin after 152 rounds in a Canada fight.
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Canada
Dominick Bradley
Nankin
Bradley
Untitled Fragments Point To Troubling Threats and Noise
Fragmented text describes threats linked to a local area and mentions a modern device or system. The piece references Cael and a doctor, with confusing dialogue about a Gabbi and a coded message. It reads like garbled OCR from a single page with scattered names and places, lacking clear events or dates.
Arrest Bandit Couple Nabbed in City Raid
CINCINNATI police arrested a couple, Thelen Jones and his wife from Norwood, after a raid last night. Jones confessed the pair robbed three coaches here and other holdups while the wife blamed the husband for the crimes and cited a $20 weekly allowance as motive.
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Cincinn VE
M Thelen Jones
Bel
Norwood
Ietter
Man Condemned to Die as Appeals in Ohio Court
In Covington Cincinnati a man named for the murder of Police Officer O Wilson, a Black Cincinnati resident, was sentenced to execution at the state penitentiary on January 9. He filed an appeal in the Supreme Court seeking a stay, which the court refused, but set a hearing for January 5. The man, convicted of killing Wilson on May 24 during an attempted arrest on a complaint accusing him of firearms offenses.
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Bie
Auvil Columbi
Coveison
Cincinna
O Wilson
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Coverson
King Wilson
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Charles H. Histon
Elton
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Revere
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Webbel
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Jon T. Anderson
Avon Lake
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Hivria
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Paul Phillips
Blaine Street
Wan
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Eva Hickman
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Las Ance Fler
Josephine Brown
Frances Doran
al Smith
Cheom-Ney
Papalanoen
Pekras
Walltvae Gion
Cleveland Produce
Shine Bay
Hulk
Chicago
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Toledo
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
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Elyr Hagles
F. M. Sponselle
Obio
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