Allies Demand Extradition Of German War Crims
Allied powers press list of about 896 Germans charged with war crimes, demanding surrender for trial in France Belgium Italy Poland Roumania and Serbia. Holland refuses any extradition without direct German government action and awaits court decision on the exiled prince. Ambassadors meet in The Hague discussing the crisis and possible German cooperation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Englands
France
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Roumania
Serbia
Holland
Ger
Ormer
Diederich Witham
Hague
Kaiser Tolland
Kolland
Chamber of Commerce names officers at annual meeting
Clarence Gry Edgar Mevarthy Dan Hartson Pace Fa and C W Philips among new officers. Broad Street druggist Philips elected president, J Johnson named vice president, and several others named to the board of directors. Remarks praised past work, with thanks to retiring president J Crisp and secretary Howenstein.
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Fi Wah Tanheh
John McKilles
Simon Henderson
Arthur Bounteerstle
Cringe Kreaverley
Puck Oy
Clarence Gry
Edgar Mevarthy
Dan Hartson
C W Philips
Broad Street
Chamber of Commerce
IB Johnson
Lorain County Electric Co
C IZ Blanchard
JJ Cronin
H J Edwards
Geo W Philpott
Oscar Haserodt
L H Webber
F O Wilford
J ¢ Cilsp
Prioto
Crisp
Chamber
Howenstein
Secetary
Allness Aote
Mir Crisp
TANKS MAY GET DOLLAR A DAY SERVICE BONUS
War talk centers on a one dollar daily bonus for each day of service for tanks with opposition suggesting Congress would not approve. A House committee chair and members discuss cost estimates and proposed funding via bonds and a possible five percent sales tax to cover the bonus.
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Congress
House
Indiears
Joseph Torney
Liembeis
Mofimi
Asauen
Sare
Meins
Backed Cox Boom For President Says Anti Prohibition Leaders
Reports from Pittsburgh and others say Governor James Cox of Ohio would be backed for president by anti prohibition factions. They warn that wets gaining strength could push dry Democrats like Cov and Pomerene to the April primary, with Wheeler threatening to oppose any candidate on liquor lines.
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Washington
James WooCox
Rata
Ohio
Mmerene
Cov
Pomerene
Wayne B Wheeler
Leagne
Rmer
Hig Charce
Tsburkh
Seeks Heirs to Distribute Large Estate
Eb Clayton Sheffield administrator presents a probate petition for the estate of Mrs Wertum. He reports cash on hand and asks the court to assign shares to rightful heirs, noting Mrs Merriam and her husband died without issue while siblings and grandchildren may be involved. The goal is to distribute the fortune according to law.
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Wertum
Clayton Sheffield
Merriam
Elyria Real Estate Appraisal Hearing Prompted Tax Valuation
Lorain County commissioners approved a revaluation of Elyria and Avon Lake real estate for tax purposes. A hearing was held with no objections filed and no prior notice published, leading to public confusion and protests from residents about the increased property values.
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Avon Lake
Civen
Lclyria
Gunman hunt for labor feud murderers spurs arrests
Police tracked a gunman linked to a labor feud shooting that killed Virighta wife and wounded a man. Witnesses described a car slowing, two shots fired, and the assailant fleeing. Within hours suspects including feudists and workers were arrested.
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Hunt
Charo
Chan
Inmiurit
Natorio
Gorimas
Jun
van Men” Laure
Luright
Chicago
Neo
The
Plumbers Union
Boy Scouts Observe Tenth Anniversary Observance Planned
The Boy Scouts of America mark ten years since incorporation on February 8 1910 with Good Turn Week activities. Scouts urged to attend church services cooperate locally and wear emblem pins indicating pledge to perform good turns. Local churches Rotary Kiwanis Welfare groups urged to promote the effort and notify the council at headquarters.
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Ameria
Boy Scouts of America
Seelu
Roture Kiwanis and
Boy Scnata of America
McOa
Gur
Boy Scouts
Fourth Canine On West Side Shot Today
Police shot and killed a mad dog on West River Street marking the fourth such incident in the area. Authorities urge dog owners to keep pets confined or face possible muzzling or broader dog destruction to protect the public amid the cold weather outbreak.
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West Side
Hunters Were Tonight Meeting for Lorain County Fish and Game
Lorain County Fish and Game members convened at the Chamber of Commerce this evening to discuss future welfare of the club. A fall attendance is desired as the gathering addressed considerable business of interest to members and the community.
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Lorain County Fish & Game Eivh
Chamber of Commerce
Directory Shows Sixty Per Cent Population Gain
New city directory lists a population of 24 588 up 60 percent since 1910 when census counted 14 518. The document highlights growth despite no change in official population since 1910.
Bolshevism and Democracy Identical Declares Speaker
Harry F Atwood told about two hundred Chamber of Commerce members that the American constitution is sacred and inspired. He blamed postwar chaos on departure from the constitution and urged a return to republican government, arguing democracy is autocracy and republic represents the people.
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Harry F Atwel
Chamber of
Merce
Heales Dechua
Alain
Spesker
Harry F. Atwood
Cham
Alexander Time Hamilton
James Madison
Russia
Hamilton
Oles
Two Die as Irish Riots Erupt in Limerick
Two people died in Limerick after Monday night clashes between demonstrators and an armed military patrol and constabulary. Richard Woliver was killed during the disturbance and Lena Johnegan, a young woman wounded by a shot, died yesterday.
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Associated Press
Limerick
Ireland
Richard Woliver
Lena Johnegan
Slim Assembly Faces Tax Debate and Tight Majority
The narrow majority in the state assembly struggles over a proposed constitutional amendment to tax policy. A three-fifths vote is needed in each chamber, with opposition calls for adjournment while leaders fear giving the governor leverage. The reform would allow income tax by net income and cap property tax under a uniform rule, with possible district levies by voter majorities.
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Umbat
House of Representatives
Todass
Loweyer
Railroads in Deadlock Over Wage Demands
Associated Press reports the federal railroad wage talks continued with no agreement. Director General Hines has offered several counter proposals, rejected by the employees. Union leaders discuss a united conference stance as officials press for concrete substitutes in Washington negotiations.
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Associated Prena
Thraad
Hines
Offielala
Washington
Railroad Administration
Vote on Gas Franchise Arguments and Ballot Forms
The Chronicle Telegram prints two arguments on the gas franchise issue by Attorney Ro H Rice and the gas company. Readers are urged to study both sides and vote using ballots printed below with options for current franchise, the proposed franchise, or a higher rate.
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Ro H Rice
Hare
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Gas Company Arguments On Rate Increase Challenged
A city council debate exposes the Gas Company’s stance on a proposed graduated rate. Citizens argue the present franchise is binding, call for gas conservation, and accuse the company of delaying development to force higher prices.
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Gas Company
Venetis
Theo Tompan
Elilim Eae
Ras
Elyria Loremaya Wellington
Dias
Ely Tia
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