Italian Regulars Move On D'Annunzio In Fiume Siege
London reports Italian government troops closing in on D'Annunzio at Fiume. General Caviglia’s forces push D'Annunzian lines to city outskirts while sea and land units advance from three directions. D'Annunzio orders no open fire unless forced. Demonstrations break up as royal guards disperse crowds. Dalmatian volunteers fail to capture Marsala at Zara.
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London
Fiume
Gabriele D'Annunalo
Caviglia
Juans
D'Annunzio
Tts
Gabriele W
Royal Mounted Guards
D'Auguazia
Rapano
D'Avonicio
Federsoni
Sergius Koussevisky
Augusteum
Faris
Zara
Marsala
Vesge
Ancona
Adriatic
Havas
Auto Hits Unidentified Man on Washington Ave and Broad St
Mrs Weil of Washington Avenue reported her car struck a man Friday afternoon at the corner of Washington Avenue and Broad Street. The injured man left the scene, declining medical help and giving no name.
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Mirs. H
Weil
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Abandoned Stolen Auto After Joy Ride
A 1920 Studebaker touring car parked near the Candy Kitchen on Cheapside Sunday was taken by joyriders and later abandoned at Chestnut and Seconds. Owner Harry Cunningham of Elyria township reported the theft, and police seek the car’s unknown drivers while notifying neighboring cities.
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Studebaker
Candy Kitchen
Cheapside
Chestnut and
Seconds Treaty
Harry Cunningham
Elyria Township
Cunningham
Rotary Club to Treat County Orphans
The Rotary club will visit the Children's Home at Oberlin this evening for its annual Christmas treat. Members and wives will dine at the M. C. A. and a green line car will transport them at seven to the Home where a Christmas tree and Santa Claus will deliver presents. The event is a longtime Rotary tradition, aimed at bringing joy to orphans who reside there and actively participate in the celebration.
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Rotary Club
Oberlin
Cleveland Milk Price Drop Sparks Public Interest
A Cleveland dispatch reports milk prices now nine cents a pint and sixteen cents a quart, with city inquiry into a further one cent pint drop. Meanwhile Arthur Gleason of Lorain was granted a divorce from Blanche Gleason for gross neglect of duty by Judge Redington.
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Cleveland
Arthur (Leason of
Lorain
Blanche Gleason
Redington
Community Christmas Tree Enjoyed by Elyrians
A city park Friday night hosted the Young Men's Business Club Christmas event for local children. Santa handed out candy as adults watched the festive scene and Mayor Jones spoke on helping those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrians
Young Men’s Business Club
Santa Claus
Jones
Henriettta Men Fed S38 Put Whisky Still Raid
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie and deputies Sudro Cole and Lersch raided a whisky still near the green in Henrietta township. They found a large copper still, 360 gallons of mash and 26 gallons of prune wash. Owners absent. Steve Glessler and Paul Mastovich charged with operating the still, pled guilty, fined 350 dollars plus costs, and jailed Christmas Day when unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cowie
Green
Line
Menrietta Township
Sudro
Cole
Lersch
Steve Glessler
Paul Mastovich
Hughes
Death Notice for Ernestina Ulrich 77 in Elyria
Mrs. Ernestina Ulrich, 77, died at her home 113 East Fourth Street Sunday after a fall and hip fracture eight months ago. Her husband was killed at work thirteen years ago. Funeral at home Tuesday 2 PM conducted by Rev Bourguin and Rev Bischoff, interment Elyria cemetery.
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Ernestina Ulrich
East Fourth Street
Rain water seller under arrest in Lorain
Bim Nagy reports that Lorain police believe the man who sold him several fifteen gallon cans of rain water claimed to be liquor. The cans allegedly had false bottoms and delivered only a small amount of unlawful liquor, with the rest ordinary cistern water. Police estimate the loss at one thousand dollars and seek recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bim Nagy
Lorain
Nagy
Raisin Jack
Id Andre Arrest
115 Year Old Woman Survives Gas Incident in Chicago
Mrs Sarah Quinn, claimed to be 115, says she felt well after nearly being suffocated by a blown out gas stove flame in her home yesterday. A hospital revival followed, and she reportedly insisted on going home to do the dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Der
Sarah Quinn
Elyria Lumber Co Installs New Overhead Coal Yard Unloader
The Elyria Lumber and Coal Company has installed a concrete and wood overhead loading device for coal yards. The unloader began operation on Friday.
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Wellington man E C Branson dies after illness
E C Branson of Wellington former county treasurer and longtime Republican leader died at home on Dickson Street after a several weeks illness. He was in his 64th year and leaves wife and four children, with services set at his home Wednesday afternoon at two, officiated by the Masonic lodge of which he was a member.
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C. Branson
Wellington
Lorain County
Dickson Street
Reive
Allen
John
Frank
Carl
Midland
Mich
Fred War- Ten
Lodi
I O'Elack
Masonic Lodge
Moose Lodge Xmas Program Draws 400 Plus Attendees
The Moose lodge hosted about four hundred children and many mothers for a festive Christmas gathering. Mayor Jones and Police Chief Stankard spoke on the day’s meaning and charity. A decorated tree, Santa Claus, gifts of toys fruit and candy, and music by local groups made the event the lodge’s most successful celebration to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Kroghman
Santa Claus
Mayor Jones
Police
EB. J. Stankard
Elyria Eagles Brighten Tots at Gates and Children's Homes
The Elyria Eagles lodge gave boxes of candy to the children at Gates Home and the Children's Home in Berlin on Christmas day. The surprise visit delighted the boys and girls and pleased the home authorities with the unexpected kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Children of Gates
Berlin
Oberlin Man Dies in Telegraph Road Crash
Hilton Humphries 50 of Russia Township dies after a high speed crash on Telegraph Road. Henry Gibbs of the city suffers a fractured jaw and severe bruises, thrown from the car thirty feet from the wreck. Humphries had worked on a new bank building. funeral services held for Hilton Humphrey in Oberlin.
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Hilton Humphries
Henry Gibbs
Elyria
Has
Russia Township
Telegraph Road
Elyria Auto
Giles
Humphries
Memorial Hospital
Gibbs
Bank
Oberlin
Allen & Haylor
Hilton Humphrey
Thomas Humphrey
Wrest
Gimonicle Telegram Rantor Injured in Gas Explosion
Charles Palmer, janitor at the Chronicle Telegram office, was severely burned about the face and hands when a gas leak and flame surprise exploded while he tried to light four small furnaces. He received medical attention and was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Chronicle-Telegram
Two Detroit Men Arrested In Joy Ride Auto Whiskey Found
Fats Lester and Jimmy Lenning from Detroit spent a holiday in the city lockup after a Friday afternoon autos crash on the high level bridge west of Hastings. A partially filled Cana dia Club whisky bottle was found under a seat. Lenning charged with driving while intoxicated and Lester booked on intoxication. Lenning fined 25 dollars plus costs and Lester 8 dollars and costs.
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Fats Lester
Jimmy Lenning
Detroit
Hasting
Lenning
Lester Ais
Lensing
Cos
Lester
Deni
Grafton car jumps track injures passengers
About sixty passengers on the south bound Grafton line car were shaken when the car jumped the curve at Past avenue. The front wheels left the track and the car crossed East avenue, breaking telegraph poles and windows. Col Jackson and Robert Collier suffered minor injuries. others were bruised but none seriously hurt.
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Grafton Line
Past Avenue
East Avenue
Town
Coh. Jackson
Robert Collier
Ane War
Community Fund Helps Those In Need Through Kiwanis Aid
The executive committees of the community fund raised for the benefit of unemployed and loan applicants have reviewed cases carefully before action. Through Kiwanis efforts, one man with tuberculosis has been assisted to seek relocation to Colorado for treatment.
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Kiwanis Club
Colorado
Toledo Man Sentenced to One Hour in Jail for Contempt
Frank Guilde of Toledo received a one hour jail term as punishment for contempt of court in a case started by his former wife Pearl Guilde. Deputy Steve Cowie escorted him to Toledo for the hearing before Judge Thompson. It is the first such sentence from a total bench and viewed as unusual.
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Frank Guilde
Toledo
Pearl Guilde
Steve Cowie
Thompson
Elyria White Plague Victim Seriously Ill
Chief of Police Stankard received a telegram from Chicago reporting that Samuel Andrews of Elyria is in an unconscious condition in a hospital there. Andrews is a tuberculosis victim en route to Colorado when struck down. the sender did not reveal the hospital name, so officials cannot obtain more details.
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Polica Stankard
Chicago
Samuel Andrews
Andrews
Colorado
Suit Filed for Ten Thousand Damages in Rails Crash
Arthur Gleason sues the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus railway for 10000 damages after a greenling car truck struck his automobile injuring him on August 28. His wife Mrs Gleason sues for 29000 for the death of her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gleason
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Railway
Young Gleason
George Gleason
Gleason
Robbery at City Railway barns yields $2400 loss
Dayton police reported no clues to the identity of the robber who entered City Railway Company barns on West Third Street early Sunday. He locked the cashier and watchman in a closet and escaped with about $2400 from the safe and cash drawer.
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Dayton
City Railway Company
West Third Street
Lorain Mayor Targeted by Minister in City Row
Dec 27 in Lorain, Rev. Grant, of the M E church, urged Mayor Crall to oust Safety Director Timberman and Mika Peer, president of the civil service commission, or resign. He claimed he could prove inefficiency and warned police may resign, deepening the city controversy.
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Rev. Grant
Lemon
Timberman
Civil Service
Peer
Lorain
Crall
Grant
M. E. Church
Mika Peer
Civil Service Commission
Murder Victim Monk Eastman Found Dead in New York
Belief that Monk Eastman a longtime East Side gang leader was slain in a feud set detectives on a hunt for his associates. Wil liam Downey the man’s real name and WW II service are noted. A witness J A Ayers described seeing shots near Fourth Avenue and 14th Street.
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New York
Monk' Eastman
Lower East Side
Eastman
William Downey
Smith
Fourth Avenue
14Th Street
J. A. Ayers
Defense to call two McGannon brothers in murder trial
Cleveland reports that two doctor brothers of Judge Witliaan H. McGannon will testify for the defense to dispute Miss Mary E. Neelys pivotal testimony that she witnessed the fatal shot at the Hamilton avenue and East Ninth street corner. The defense seeks to cast doubt on Neelys sighting while presenting alibi witnesses who place the judge several blocks away at 12 30 a m. Prosecutors hint at possible perjury indictments as grand jury review looms with nine witnesses already heard.
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Cleveland
Witliaan H. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Mary E. Neely
J. F. McGannon
Aliss Neely
Hamilton Avenue
East Ninth Street
Oregon Avenue
East Ninth Streets
A. C. McGannon
Kagy
Margaret Doyle
New County Grand
Basking
Edward C. Stanton
Stanton
McGannon
Oregon
Ninth Street
Miss Neely
George R. Smith
William Wilson
Cold Wave Warnings Issued Across Several States
The weather bureau ordered cold wave warnings for Ohio valley Tennessee and the east gulf states. Much colder weather was forecast to spread to nearly all regions within 24 hours except the northeast with snow likely tonight across the great lakes upper Ohio Valley and north Atlantic states continuing tomorrow. Elsewhere east of the Mississippi was expected to be generally fair.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Mississippi
Three Robberies Within Sight Of New York Prison
New York December 27 1920 crime sheet reports three robberies near the Tombs and the criminal courts building known as the bridge of sighs. Deputy court clerk William S Tafford says two men robbed his watch and $13 Friday night. Probation Officer James Russell says two men on probation were robbed of $40 and $28 respectively after leaving the shelter of the criminal courts building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Russell
Criminal Courts
Four Homes Burglarized With Little Loot Reported
Sometime Saturday night into Sunday morning several city homes were entered by prowlers. Ralph Hearre’s residence on West Avenue reported items missing an overcoat a K VP pin a casserole a coat and a suk waist. Carl Baron on Princeton Avenue noted entry but fled empty handed. William Woodford on Fairfield Lane said couch and stereo overturned. Charles Cherry on Cornell Avenue had the rear door broken but nothing taken.
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William Woodford
Fatrant Laverne
Ame
Charles Cherry
Cornell Ayente
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Royal Mounted
Rome
Lietle
Spayr
Signor Odenigo
Quarnero
Bevera
Las
Baross
Luzark
Jugo Slavia
Hiume
Matil Dear Brothers
Kis Ocan
Mirs
Ernestia Ulrich
ARRES
E. C. Branson
Sioner
Atoskode
Lad Kilten
Arthur Bateman
Hennadh Rayle
Grafton
Sixteenth Street
Jal
Toguit
Cincinnati
Joseph Halneback
George Weninger
Burnet House
New York Prison
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