Elliott Page Barn Jury On Mooting Here
Charles T. Elliott of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to shooting at police in Detroit near South Middle avenue after a dispute at the shop of Merman Smith. Prosecutors say Elliott fired to scare Smith after accusing Smith of flirting with Elliott’s wife. Elliott was bound over to the grand jury on bond.
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Charles T. Elliott
East Sil Street
Cleveland
Merman Smvth
Detroit
South Middle Avenue
Runott
Grand Jury
Eillott
Smith
Willott
Elliott
Smitt
Polie
Simiich
Probing Committee Targets Mexican State Papers Makers
The senate investigating committee has focused on two men believed to be the authors of the alleged Mexican state papers published by Tearst newspapers. Evidence gathered in secret will be released after hearings resume January 4. Secret service agents are tracing the two individuals to augment existing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United Press
Secret Service
Spencer Woman Jailed For Theft
Mrs. George Weizel of Spencer pleaded guilty to stealing a box of cigars and other items from Mrs. J. H. Hales’s restaurant in Grafton. Justice G. E. Gardner jailed her for thirty days and fined $50. Deputy Steve Cowie and Warvey Crehore recovered all but six cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
George Weizel
G. E. Gardner
Grafton
J. H. Hales
Steriff Steve Cowie
Warvey Crehore
Wetzel
John D Sings Carols at Rockefeller Christmas Party
John D Rockefeller, returning to golf and motoring, voiced a hoarse note while singing carols at his annual Christmas party in Ormond Beach Florida. He handed out presents as neighbors and children gathered around a decorated tree. General Adelbert Amer, a crony of the king, won a bet yesterday as Rockefeller topped a shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond Beach
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Adelbert Amer
Rockefeller
Lengel gets no new trial in Canton murder case
The state supreme court ruled that former Canton Police Chief 8 A Lengel is not entitled to a new trial in the murder case of Don Ah Male Lett. Lengel, recently released on bond, had sought appellate relief and a records certification, but the court denied the motion. The decision follows Lengel’s conviction in Stark County Common Pleas Court and an appeal to the Mahoning County Court of Appeals.
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Columbus
Dee
A. Lengel
Canton
Don Ah. Malelett
State Supreme Court
Mahoning County Court of Appeals
Lengel
Stark Courty Common Pleas
Mahoning Court of Appeals
Renew Hope For Youth S Life
Milton Rush 16 in Houston remained on artificial respiration after a bullet wound paralyzed his lungs. Dr Parker Mayo Clinic Rochester expressed cautious hope as Milton rallied enough to sip broth five times overnight with firemen aiding respiration.
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Houston
Tex
Deer
Milton Rush
Parker
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Milton
Judges Announce Awards in Illuminating Contest
Mrs J C Bins and A H West, judges in the Chronicle Telegrams Yulieide Minmination Contest, announced their decisions Tuesday evening after visiting every home entered. First prize of 25.09 went to James C Moments, 210 Columba Street. second prize of 319,600 to James B Thomas, 122 Columbus Street. third prize of 810.98 to Dr M I Alliot, 405 Park Avenue. Honorable mentions went to Dr W H Hil, 303 Eastern Heights Boulevard. Mrs E P Clement, 118 Gracecourt. Una Clare and Martha Thomas, 833 West are. The houses were very neat. Continued on Page 2.
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J.C. Bins
A. H. West
Chronicle-Telegram
Yulieide
James C. Mo
Columba Street
James B. Thomas
Columbus Street
M. I. Alliot
Park Avenue
W. H. Hil
Astern Heights Boulevard
EP. Clement
Gracecourt
Una Clare
Martha Thomas
West
Me Mndaos
Indera
Aben Partiindare
Hickman faces possible appeals in Marion Parker case
In Los Angeles on December 28 William Edward Hickman, distraught in his cell, awaited attorneys from Kansas City and legal steps that could end in the gallows. An insanity defense or autopsy findings suggesting heart failure from fright offered two possible reprieves, though Hickman insisted on pleading guilty. The autopsy supported death by heart failure and his confession remained the basis of the case.
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Los Angeles
Danny
William Edward Sherman
Kansas City
cAll
Dutaches
Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Robert Franislay
William Edward Hickman
Clarence Darrow
Nathan Teopold
Richard Lee
Marion Parker
Eickman
A. F Wagner
Marion
Hickman
Hieckman
Slippery Fox
Most No. 3
Suit Seeks 20000 For Injuries In Crossing Crash
Juliana Wargo of 49 Delaware avenue Lorain sues Lake Shore Electric Railway Co in common pleas court for 20000 alleging injuries from a collision at grade crossing stop 143 west of Lorain. Plaintiff was a passenger in a car struck by an electric streetcar. She claims injuries to back spine and viscera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana Wargo
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Common Pleas
Rabies Cases Reported In Suburb. Dog Vaccination Urged
Dog Warden Lee Minkler issued a warning that seven rabies cases have been found locally and that Dr. R. J. Rosselot has sent seven heads to Columbus for examination as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Minkler
Minkler
R. J. Rosselot
Columbus
Plan Meeting To Protest Bridge Plan Meeting To Protest Bridge
Taxpayers plan a protest meeting called by JT G Curtis secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting, set for Thursday night, responds to city planning commission approval of a county plan to place a bridge and approach on Broadwar.
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Lorain
Der
JT G. Curtis
Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
Boy 14 files suit for 10000 in injuries
Joseph T Ohritishi, 11, of 2714 Lexington Avenue Lorain, sues Max Glutzker of 329 Clark Street Elyria in common pleas court for 10000 alleging injuries from a car collision on the Elyria Lorain road near stop 8 in July 73. He fractured his leg and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Ohritishi
Lexington Avenue
Lorain
Max Glutzker
Clark Street
Elyria
Joseph
Elyvia-l Orain
Stope
Slutzker
Ile
Silutzker
Youth Confesses To Starting Fires in Lynn
Lynn police say 18 year old Wallace LeBlanc confessed to starting the Tracy School fire that caused 200000 in damage three weeks ago. He also admitted setting two recent lodging house fires that endangered over 100 people.
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Lynn
Mass
Wallace LeBlanc
Tracy School
Jst
LeBlanc
Bound Over On Shooting Charge
Richichi 26 of 1735 Livingston Ave was bound over to the grand jury under $1500 bond by Municipal Judge Strenick on a shooting charge after an argument over jewels belonging to Richichi sister. Serafina Carbonis 47 of 17285 Livingston Ave was involved.
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Lokaln
Bec
Vomuk Richichi
Livingston Ave
Grand Jury
Strenick
Serafina Carbonis
Richicht
Miami University Professor Julius Kuhme Dies in Ohio
Professor Julius William Kuhme, 1910 Miami University branch teacher of French and Spanish at Oxford, died at a Hamilton hospital after months of illness. A native of France and Montpelier graduate, he earned degrees from Chicago and Harvard and was known as an art lecturer.
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Miami University
Dtks. Hamilton
Julius William Kuhme
Ard
Hamilton
France
University of Montpelier
Crusading Editor Beaten by Deputy in Muncie Incident
George H. Dale, editor of the Muncie Post-Democrat, was severely beaten in an altercation with deputy Luke Rowan yesterday. Dale had published an article about the deputy and was known for his court contempt conviction tied to a campaign against vice.
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Muncie
Ind
George H. Dale
Post-Democrat
Luke Rowan
Rowan
Himsell Publieh
Dale
Hy J
Vice
Lorain Man Pleads If Death Was Intentional
Joseph Szabo, 52 of Lorain, is believed dying at St Josephs Hospital from an apparent self inflicted shooting Tuesday night. He was found in his yard by passersby drawn by sounds of distress.
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Lorain
Slicton
Joseph Szabo
St. Josephs Hospital
Szabo
Eraan
Unclear wording on man ordered to work off fine
A man pleaded guilty to a phase of stygation and was ordered to work off costs after being found without funds. The report is garbled and contains many unreadable names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Strasawski
Aa Gasowekes
Morgan Named Head of United States Steel Board
John Piarpont Morgan becomes nominal chairman of United States Steel, Verp, succeeding Elbert H. Gary who died last August. Myron Taylor named chair of the finance committee. James A. Warrell remains president and chief executive officer. Morgan holds no executive duties and will keep banking ties. the move unites finance, business, and steel under a trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Piarpont Morgan
United States Steel
Verp
Morgan
Elbert If. Gary
Myron ©. Taylor
Gary
James A. Warrell
Finance Committee
White Morgan
Chaumatt
Farrell
Uitler
Morgan, Taylor
George F. Baker
William J. Filbert
Nathan L. Miler
Perenal Hoberts, Jr
Starvard
Pullman Go
Steel Corporation
TL Broadway
Taylor
First National Bank
Beal’s dog pays visit to pound in bungled swap
William Beal of 222 W Gridge Street said his Airedale was captured by the dog warden and held at the pound for a period. Beal recounted paying 32.25 to free the dog previously and joked that the warden should refund 2.25 for the lasso this time.
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Airdale
William Beal
W. Gridge Street
Beals
Beal
Cambridge notices and weather summary from local column
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Cambridge events including Col Lyon ante son, a weathered sedan scene, and mentions of Norwity Wild wear af here odes Thee ane famobile tiene Grey ture. Several garbled phrases hint at a Cambridge gathering on 6 and mentions of the Hatary sty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Cambridge
Evan
Governor to hear clemency pleas for Ruth Snyder and Gray
Albany December 28 Governor Alfred E. Smith said he would hear pleas for executive clemency for Mrs Ruth Snyder at noon January 5 in Albany. Attorneys for Snyder had been notified confirming the hearing though she and Gray are scheduled for execution the week of January for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Anred E. Smiula
Ruth Snyder
Snyder
Dawn missing plane raises faint hope of survivors
The Dawn disaster near New Foundland sparked renewed search doubt, as a message from Hearts Content hinted at a possible location. Authorities weighed a long, uninhabited coast flight and the chance rescue parties searched the wrong area.
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New York
Francis W. Grayson
New Foundland
Cape Cod
Harbor Grate
Los Angeles
Hearts Content
Messag
Urges Probe Of Safety Devices For Submarines
Washington December 28 Trep Updike Republican Indiana member of the House naval affairs committee urged a special congressional committee to investigate submarine safety devices to prevent a repeat of the S-4 disaster. He criticized the navy department for neglecting safety steps and was surprised by Secretary Wilbur's answers. He joined Democrat Nep McClintic in advocating moving the submarine base from New London Connecticut to Charleston South Carolina or Key West Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Updike
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy Department
Wilbur
Nep. McClintic
Dem
Chaos
New London
Gov’t Announces Tax Refund Totals and Fire Losses
The government released figures showing about 240000 tax refunds totaling around 194000 tied to years including the 127th fiscal year ending June 30. Congress had appropriated funds for these refunds. In Payton Ohio a fire destroyed the home of A B Hitton in Oakwood, injuring none as flames and explosions caused extensive damage to the residence and its famous hair products.
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Bulleau
Washingto
House Herenditure Committee
Congress
Payton
O. Ree
A. B Hitton
Oakwood
Momiherd
Remus Seeks Sanity Test At Probate Hearing
George Remus once wealthy gum-runner appears before Judge William H. Lueder seeking freedom after a jury acquitted him by insanity. Three alienists for his side testified to sanity while three others for the state prepared findings as Remus faces possible commitment to the state hospital for the criminally insane.
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Cinginnate O
George Remus
William H. Lueders
Imogene
Remus
Charles H. Eleton
Lueder
H. Hopee
Elyria Set For Political Shift In New Year
The incoming Elyria administration will flip from Democrat to Republican leadership with James A. Hewitt as service director and George Richwine as council president. New officials include John N. Hidt, Hy I M. Redington, Ralph Reinhardt, and councilmen from wards one through four. Mayor-elect Hewitt plans a first council meeting after New Year’s Day to deliver his message. Mayor Harry Hinkson closes a four year term leaving a balanced city treasury near $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
George Richwine
John N.hidt
Hy I M. Redington
C. Schilleman
Ralph Reinhardt
Myron W.jones
Anna M. Kennedy
G. C. Stolzenburg
Scott Gillmore
Roy Moulton
George Stevens
George Stark
Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
Airman Injured As Plane Crashes At Hicksville Field
Major Frederick Lt. Martie, an Army round the world flyer, sustains lacerations and injuries after his aircraft struck a dam at Hicksville while returning from Bolline Field Washington. Also aboard was We. Rog Tres, a facsenes Wajor. Mart in mend tie mont Ar ot het fehl ey heaves that go Tasted My boo ed letting We aliepiel ine field neerhe and did ne woe j harm uth boo bate a all.
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Barn
Mitchel Field
Frederick
Martie
Hicksville
Bolline Field
Washington
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John Romano
Oberlin Road
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Joe
Romano
John D. Sings Carols
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Emporia Teachers’ College
Emporia
Kas
Guatemala City
Engel
Mellett
Washingod
Charles Lindbergh
Spirit of
Fort Brown
Evangeline Lindbergh
America
Unite States Territory
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Valbuena Fluy
Evangeline Lodge
Lindbergh
United States
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John Pierpont Morgan
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