Klan figure appeals to President over alleged abuses
A dramatic White House confrontation unfolds as Edward Young Clarke former Klan head accuses the current leadership of governing by a cheap political machine. He urges President Coolidge to stamp out hooded terrorism and threatens to force disbandment through public pressure and new documents.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
White House
Coolidge
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Giant
United States
Clarke
Klan
Hiram W. Evang
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Edgar Fuller
Fuller
Evans
Burglary Case Involving Farm Stealing Chicken House
Judge W B presides over a case involving Hugh Knapp and an unnamed co-defendant from the field reformatory charged with burglary. They allegedly stole from a farm, specifically a chicken house on Pard Farm at La, with age and sentencing considerations noted.
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W. B
Hugh Knappers
Pard
Rubbear Company finances and price cuts noted
A report cites the Rubbear Company's November financials and price reductions. O'Neil, the vice general manager, discusses business figures including large amounts and a recent slump. The record references forgiveness and a public scene tied to medical issues.
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Ares
Am O'Neil
Alume
Ac Yneil
Elevator Shaft Fall Threatens Life Of Worker At Stove Plant
A 25 foot fall down an elevator shaft at the M. Hertenstein Company stove makers in Columbus Der 27 may prove fatal for William Wisker 55 a worker.
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Columbus
Der
M. Hertenstein Company
William Wisker
Slays Man Who Turns Love to Another Fremont
Mrs An na Dusenczyk mother of four is held after she shot her sweetheart Mike Nazurke who she feared would marry another. He was returning from work when she opened fire on the street. The prisoner says she acted after learning he planned another marriage and that their engagement had ended.
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Chicago
Tnday
Chicago State Hospital
Dunning
Elijah Carraker
Carraker
Lowell Carraker
Michael Ledwith
John Bennett
Charles A. Carpenter
Metapoitan Aka
Saunders Fran
Frances
James Hinton
Dunning Asylum
Ank Nown
Fremont
Anna Dusenczyk
Mike Nazurke
Nazurke
Two Die In Ridgeville Drunken Auto Fatalities
The Ridgeville crash on Root road killed Tony Jenelis 38 of Columbia after a drunk drive by Frank and George Stump. Jenelis died when the car veered into a ditch after striking a girl named Florence Fortune. the Stump brothers were jailed on $500 and $200 bonds and pleaded not guilty. The incident follows another fatal Ridgeville crash within 36 hours involving Walter Mitchell and Charles Pruett nearby.
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Root Road
Ridgeville
Tony Jenelis
Columbia
Jenelis
George
Frank Stump
Underhill
Florence Fortune
Ralph Fortune
Jenesis
Perry
Stump Brothers
Ridgeville Township
Walter Mitchell
Oberlin
Charles Pruett
Cleve
Ship Yard Protest Over Taxes Reported
The American filed two suits in common pleas against the State Commission. A. Welty county auditor notes a county property valuation of 13k. The hiding Co. faces a $2.6 million tax claim and a request to repeal a wartime tax. A deed along the Clana tracks is found south of here.
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Amsrican
Common Pleas
Commission of
H. Welty
Letiows
Nile
Attempt on Prince Regent in Tokyo Triggers Cabinet Resignation
A security attempt on Prince Regent Hirohito occurred at Akasaka palace as a man named Daisuke Naniwa fired and wounded the Grand Chamberlain. Police blocked a crowd as two accomplices fled. The incident spurred the cabinet to resign and sparked debate linking it to endorsing universal suffrage.
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Tokio
Assase i
Ra Aitet
Daiseke Naniwa
Negent
Akasaka
Pearing
Prince Regents
Goto
Tofae
Japan
Evacuation of Ruhr Rumored to Begin January Eleventh
Bulletin reports Frankfurt sources claiming bulk French and Belgian troops will evacuate the Ruhr region starting January 11, amid notes from Paris on the missing Dixmude dirigible and a fire at Imperial University of Japan in Fukuoka.
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Frankfort
Germany
Frankfurter-Zeitung
Authenti
Ruhr
Paris
Nagasaki
Japan
Imperial University of Japan At
Fukuoka Leeng
Four Carloads of Dead Burned in Mexican War
Reports from Vera Cruz detail four railway cars of federal dead burned near Santa Lucrecia after a battle between revolutionaries and federals. dispatches describe bank looting by federals for funds and movements of general Romulo Figueroa toward Toluca and Sultepec with reinforcements.
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Huertista
Pilcay
Guerrero
Romulo Figueroa
Puente de Ixtla
Coatlan
Figueroa
Pilcaya
Toluca
Sultepec
Brooklyn Heights Village Officials face recovery findings
Ohio report to State Auditor lists two Brooklyn Heights officials as violating dual office prohibition. George Walters and G W Vocke drew salaries as street inspector and police justice respectively while holding other posts. illicit fees totaling 901.10 cited. Village Marshall C J Dior and adviser W Hosen also flagged for improper charges.
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Columbus
Brooklyn Heights
Cuyanoga County
Tracy
Rupert
George Walters
G. W. Vocke
Marshall
Funeral services for murdered officer held in Lorain
Lorain December 27 funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church for Patrolman Fred Webber. Father Reichlin officiated as a large crowd attended. Present were police officers, Mayor Grall, Mayor-elect Hoffman, Judge J. F Strenick, clerk Tohn Welton and Police Chief BE. J. Stankard of Elyria. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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Lorain
Fred. Webber
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Reichlin
Grall
Hoffman
J._F Strenick
Tohn Welton
BE. J. Stankard
Elyria
Calvary Cemetery
Rotary Club hears address on autocracy and world relations
At a noon meeting Alfred F. Covie, secretary of the American Cooperative Association, spoke on Making a World. He argued that the present economy is autocratically controlled and urged relating to or fleeing autocracy as a key choice for the future.
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Rotary Club
Alfred F. Covie
American Co-operative Association
Vacation Ends January in Sandusky District Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about Schoot vacation ending in January. It mentions Sandusky, Liev, Graefes, and residents in a corrupted line. No clear event, date, or names beyond scattered fragments.
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D. G Coffey
Tory Nge
John Eld
IL Tire
Ays
Gead
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Fissi River
Seurauin
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Elmer Broderick
Miami County
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Donahey
Sfield
William Lemke
North Dakota
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Mabaus Farmes
Minnesota
Columbia Station
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Alaska
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Cleveland
Nate
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Williard
William Pelt
John Payne
Shelby
Lester V. Nasdale
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Payne
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USTAL
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