Harding Opposes Borah Conference On European Mess
President Harding rejects a Borah led world conference proposal as undesirable citing false impressions abroad and to Americans. He urges debt negotiations and careful inquiry through the state department before any international meeting.
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Washington
Europe
Borah
Starding
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tate
Borsh
Warding
Congress
American
Lotge
Senate
United States
State Department
Tts
Murder Suspect Grilled After Brutal Death Case
Reports state a 19 year old man identified as the alleged killer is being questioned by detectives after the body of Mrs Elea Brigham was found in a basement closet with severe head wounds and throat injuries. The 7 year old daughter named a house worker as involved in the crime, while authorities pursue the suspect’s claimed struggles and escape.
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Orange
Canary Jail
Suminary Vonzeance
William KK
Eleanor Louise Brigham
Prosperos
Megra
Hawaiian Athenian Aide? Comings Talks On Islands
W A Comings spoke to the Kiwanis describing Hawaiian goals and geology. He described volcanoes earthquakes and sugar production and noted mixed populations including Native Hawaiian Chinese Japanese and Americans. He claimed fertility from soil and discussed island cultivation costs and the annual sugar exports.
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Kiwanis Cindar
Lin Hea
Hawan
Orizin
Tie
Salas Levy
Onaires
Hawaii
Latimer Loomis 4A to be buried Friday
Latimer Loomis aged 4A died after a two year illness at Memorial hospital. He was a painter by trade who worked in the city and is survived by a sister Cora Belle Lewis of 213 Toird Street. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Jenkins Funeral Parlors, conducted by Rev. E B Redhead of St. Andrew's Church. Burial will be at Ridge Lawn.
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Memorial Hospital
Cora Belle Lewis
Toird Street
Oserviers
Jenkins Fureral
Trev. E. Bl, Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Ridge Jawn
Elyria Liquor Toter Fined in Police Court
Zeigman Volgar faced a police court trial for liquor possession after officers found a quart of maison jack and wine in his Hagel Street store on the 10th. Mayor Jones found him guilty, fined 459 and costs, and set a bond of 00 for future appearance while he appeals to the court of common pleas. Case of Frank and Julia Olah delayed until January 8, and L A Prindle’s reckless driving case postponed to a later date.
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Poisar
Hagel Street
Polsar
Sterus- Father
Jones
Court of Common Pleas
Frank
Julia Olah
L. A. Prindle
Hospital Here Has Had Whole Cities In Bed
Elyria Memorial Hospital reports over seventeen hundred patients admitted in the year ending with 1922. The facility, begun in 1914, has cared for many more patients than 1921, with meals for staff and patients totaling hundreds daily. Dr. C H Pelton notes the hospital’s expansion and ongoing needs as demand rises.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. H. Pelton
Bingham
Ex President Wilson Celebrates Birthday in Senate Tribute
Washington December 28 The senate paid a remarkable tribute to former President Wilson on his sixty sixth birthday praising his rapid recovery to good health and passing a resolution expressing pleasure and joy.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Lorain County Reaches Centenary in Century of Change
Lorain County marks 100 years since its 1824 formation from Huron and Medina counties with rapid growth from dense forests to an industrial center. Early boundaries shifted, a park site donated, and the first courthouse built. rail, streetcar and rural free delivery innovations followed shaping the region through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Amherst
Russia
Elyria
Yarlisle
Sheffield
Black River
Huron County
Cuyahoga County
Troy
Avomd
Ridgeville
Olmstead
Lenox
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Camden
Brighton
Pritefield
la. Grange
Wellington
Tae County
Compri
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Penfield
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Horett
Huntington
Sullivan
Rochester
Lorain
Sugahoga County
Middlebury
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Spencer An Homer
Tror
Ashland County
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Howse
Resio Am Wabiased Combo
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Mer
Form S Reid
Ashabe Osborne
Benjamin Bacon
Sherman Minott
Josiah Harris
Edmund Wes
West
Sherif Joss Trarrig
Court of Common Pleas
George Toil
Moses Elared
Henry Rown
Firede Tramlin
Wendser Wells
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Fron
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Thy “Dinkey
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Crandall
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Breeze
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Ghost House Reveals Decay After Lon g Isolation
New York reports the so called Ghost House finally yielded occupants after decades of secrecy. Miss Losinds Chriistensen is dead in the morgue and her sister Amelia is near death from hunger, with the house stuffed with jars and vases from a once prosperous life. Police were alerted by tapping from Amelia, as town gossip and lingering mystery surround the site. A separate note states Mrs. R. B. Saunders breaks her right arm in a Christmas-day fall at 608 Middle Avenue. Kansas City notes an audit of Wise and Company will cost at least 3.045 million dollars after a recent revenue ruling.
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Amelia
Rawnst
Denmark Lane
Tapa
Diot
Spo Tee Ehiideon
Chenercinor- Tiodghey
Aurhes
RB. E. Saunders
Mid File Avenue
John Lehman Pioneer of Grafton Dies
John Lehman, a pioneer of Grafton and one of Lorain county’s oldest men, died today at his home at nearly 91. He helped lead the Elyria Savings & Trust Co. and Medina County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. A thrifty farmer, he served as township trustee on several occasions. He leaves two sons Claxton of Grafton and Clifton of Cleveland, and a daughter Corrine Belden of Grafton. Funeral services likely Sunday.
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John UC. Lehman
Lorain County
Grafton
Lehman
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Medina County Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Claxton
Clifton
Cleveland
Corinne Belden
Gratton
Sunda
Federal court orders closures in whiskey traffic crackdown
Temporary injunctions close two restaurants and a hotel in Ansonia and Prospe avenue area as part of a federal crackdown on illicit liquor. Judge Th CC Westen granted the action, aiming to curb suspected alcohol operations and extend to other venues if needed.
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Cleveland
Tec
Savage Bern
Cludge
Westen
Charlies
Ansonia
Burne
Lorain Junior Lass Hikes Here In Vacation Program
Lorain on December 28 reports junior Y M C A members will hike from Lorain to Elyria Friday morning as part of a vacation week event directed by F O Rudolph. They will spend the day at the Elyria Y and return to Lorain in the evening to dine at the Temple theatre hosted by Ray Gould. A Berlin despatch says Europe may form a thirty year peace pact once Franco German fronts are settled, with a Morning Post note.
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Y. M
Mike
Elyria
F. O. Rudoelph
Ray Gould
Temple Theatre
London
Alliea
Paris
Berlin
Morning Post
Orme Mayor Denies Guilt In Murder Case
Baltimore dispatch reports Orme Mayor Dr. Alm McKain denies involvement in a murder case linked to Ku Klux Klan activity. He claims he was not in the vicinity of the alleged attack and disputes governor Parker’s charges, noting his past law enforcement work and plans after the case.
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Med
Lowisiana
Alm McKoin
Mer House
Seane
Brougst
Central
Parker
Daniels
Richards
Mer Rouge
Morehouse County
Trady Institute
John Hopking University
Sues Lorain Bank to Draw $7,002 Deposit
Tarn Purrei of Loran Iowa sues Lorain Bank to draw $7,002 deposit claiming an opened note and endorsement allowed drawing balance. Plaintiff seeks $7,000 allegedly belonging to him. Also reports two auto collisions on Fast Bridge Street involving G S Kramer and C L Hall causing minor damage but no injuries.
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Vincent Puri
Racea
Francesa Furnes
Diageo
Fast Bridge Street Bridge
GS Kramer
East Cleveland
Kramer
Detroit
Hall
M. 1
Obitts
Broad Street
Snow Grips County As Rain Turns To Snow Delays Traffic
A heavy storm moves through the region turning rain to snow and bringing widespread traffic delays. Streetcar lines from Oberlin to Wellington and Norwalk to Cleveland are tied up by ice on trolley wires. Snow, wind, and fallen limbs disrupt city streets while trains and lighting services face delays. Weather warnings extend from Provincetown to Block Island as a severe northeast gale approaches the Atlantic coast.
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Green Line
Oberlin
Wellington
Norwalk
Kerve
Cleveland
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Grafton
Middle Avenue
Washington
Weather Bureau
Provincetown
Mlassachusetts
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R. I
North Atlantic
Cape Cod
Dee
Secret peace talks begin between Free State and Irish republicans
Dublin reports secret peace negotiations opened today between the Free State and Irish republicans. Talks reportedly occur in a town near Dublin with leaders from civil administration and the army departing the city. De Valera has no role, and an officer said his influence could be nullified if an accord is reached before Sunday.
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Dublin
Free State
Kamonia Devalera
Devalera
Deva- Jera
Post office appropriation bill reported to House
Provisions totaling 584 814 191 are for the operation of the post office department in the fiscal year starting July 1 1925 as reported to the House by the appropriations committee. Twenty aliens smuggled into the United States were arrested near Erie Pennsylvania by immigration officials. A sleet storm fed a fire that destroyed the Erie theatre and damaged three nearby buildings causing about 200 000 dollars in losses.
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Washington
Tee
House
Appropriations
Key Weat
Fie
United States
Immissots Insneriep
William Oster Woo
Tin Pia
Landel
Erie
Aris Theatre
Children Separated In Wellington Divorce Case
In Wellington a divorce was granted to Pearl Jacobs from Charles Jacobs for cross neglect of duty. Pearl received custody of a minor daughter while the son remains with his father. The court approved the parties distribution of their property as agreed.
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Wellington
HH. G. Redington
Pearl Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
County Receives 15510 From Auto Owners
Auditor Monroe Welty received a state check for 615.95 as November’s apportioned sale of automobile license tags. The funds are allocated to multiple towns including Lorain county and Avon, Elyria, Oberlin, Rochester, and South Amherst for maintenance and road repair. The money supports only that purpose.
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Monroe Welty
Avon
Lake
Elyria
LaGrange
Oberlin
Rochester
South Amber
Me -Aimia
Lorain Intermediates Travel to Face Elyria Y M C A
The Lorain Intermediate basketball team, undefeated in four games, will play Elyria Intermediate on Friday as a preliminary to the Elyria YMCA game. Lorain defeated the Templar Club last Saturday and aims to continue its strong season.
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Templar Club
Elyria
Elyria Y. M.C. A
man killed as telephone pole topples in maple heights
In Cleveland suburb Maple Heights a man was killed this afternoon when a uprooted telephone pole fell onto a stationary engine he was servicing. Police reports identify the deceased and note that the fall was caused by a heavy gale.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
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