Radical Senators Move to Block Oil Probe Appointments
Washington Feb 6 Efforts by Senate radicals to block confirmation of former Senator Atlee Pomerene and Silas H Strawn as special counsel to prosecute oil disease cases face limited opposition. La Follette leads a resistant bloc with Farmers Laborers and Republicans from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Washington plus Democrat Dill Wheeler. Pomerene backed anti strike rider on railroad bill angering La Follette and contributing to his 191…
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Washington
Senate
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
President Coolidge
Oisease
Anamad
Pomerene
Strawn
la Follette
Dill
Wheeler
Montana
Pomerane
Bess
Simeon D. Fess
Republican
Labor
Mrs O Bouchel Loses $800000 Balm Suit
Atlanta Feb 6 The jury in the De Bouchel Candler breach of promise case returned a verdict for defendant Aga G Candler Sr The trial lasted about forty five minutes with neither party present in court when the verdict was read.
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de Bouchel-Candler
Aga G. Candler
Onezima Pe- Bouchel
New Orleans
Aued Candler
Repeals Love Kills Woman and Himself in Hammond
Blood stains and footprints in snow led a police officer to a Hammond residence where Mrs. Katherine Strickler was found dead and Mr. Marcher, 19, mortally wounded. Police say Marcher killed Strickler for resisting his advances then shot himself in the snow, after roaming outside in night clothes.
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Hammond
Ind
Hig
Katherine Scrickler
Mr. Marcher
South Ridge Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Walter Grobe hosted and guests from Elyria Oberlin Vermilion Lorain and Norwalk visited families on Townline Ridge and Middle Ridge. The Needle Guild met, a new milking machine was installed, and the Ladies Aid is set to meet February 7 with Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg hosting.
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South Ridge
Walter Grobe
Grover Sanker
Elyria
Howard Dayton
Eva Bryant
Oberlin Road
C. W. Smith
Cleveland
Lewis Splegatbers
Irma and
Russell
Townline Road
Ralph Fowl
Wil Smith
Anthony Delefield
Lewis Schireade
Luna
Emil Schroeder
Fames
Frank Bechtel
Nelson
Walter Bechtel
Amherst
Mary Bechtel
J. P. Bechtel
Lewis Dramm
Needle Guild Club
Henry Delefield
Familly
Frank Clark
Chas. Berge
Oberlin
John Stanghad
John Best
Tr. Wegat
Lewis Behncke
Margaret Delefield
G. W. Spiegelberg
Moses Eppley
John Snyder
Norwalk
Spen
David McClurg
Henry Grobe
Herbert Stang
Weat Ridge
John Stang
Lewis Spiegelbarg
All Diseases of Men Women and Children Treated
Clinic offers treatment for a wide range of ailments including catarrh rheumatism nervous disorders stomach and bowel problems skin issues and general weakness. Readers are invited to consult a specialist for diagnosis and relief regardless of condition.
Old or Young Men and Health Advice Offer
An odd medical notice urges readers to seek health guidance from Dr. Albert F. Snel of Cincinnati offering chemical and microscopic examination of blood, urine, and sputum with special attention to digestion and ailments, inviting communications to 1054 Weely Avenue.
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Ava
Albert F. Snel
Weely Avenue
Cincinnati, Onis
Local girl joins Al Jolson show in Cleveland
Miss Dena Bagby eighteen daughter of Mrs Lina Bagby of Unis City has joined Jolsons Bombo in Cleveland after lengthy study. She lives at the Girls Friendly Club Prospect avenue and trained under Roy H Lewis at the Martha Lee Club schools.
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Bombo
Jeff Cleveland
Youngstown
Dena Bagby
Lina Bagby
Unis City
Miss Bagby
Prospect Avenue
Cleveland
Roy H. Lewis
Martha Lee Club
Mr. Lewis
MacDonald orders probe into Wilson Lloyd George secret pact
Premier Ramsay MacDonald ordered the foreign office to investigate a charge that Woodrow Wilson and French Premier Clemenceau signed a secret Versailles understanding. France would occupy the German Rhineland for 15 years, according to the claim.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Foreign Office
David Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau
France
Versailles
Gerimany Rhineland
Women Die By Own Action in Pact Crisis
Columbus reports two women died by suicide in related domestic crises. Mrs. Lucille Jacques Riesar, 27, and Mrs. Evelyn Rosenbaum, 18, swallowed poison during personal crises. Police say domestic trouble sparked both incidents.
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Columbus
Lucille
Jacques Riesar
Evelyn Rosenbaum
Daughter Sells Child to Bury Mother-In-Law in China
In Peking a young Chinese woman sold her five year-old daughter for 320 to bury her mother-in-law after her husband, long absent with an army division in Hupeh, could not provide for the family. The daughter-in-law had supported her family by sewing and was respected for piety and diligence.
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Peking
Peklog
Hupeh
Man Quotes Bible As Defense In Slaying
Norwalk jury hears Frank Springstead Fitchville farmer aged 63 defend slaying of J. F. Priggs also 63 at the farmer’s home. Springstead pleads self defense. Prosecutor Allan G. Algier says the killing followed a trivial quarrel. Springstead cites Bible verses as justification for the shooting.
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Norwalk
Frank Springstead
Fitchville
J. F. Priggs
Springstead
Allan G. Algier
Findlay Lawyer Defies Nomination for Ohio Supreme Court
The Findlay attorney, a longtime figure in Republican politics and a veteran of state and federal courts, has openly opposed Harien v. Burket in the nomination process for Ohio Supreme Court judge.
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Findlay
Fey
Harien
Suit Case Found on Train Prompts Missing Man Probe
Lorain February 6 police investigate a suit case found on a B and O freight car by a train conductor. Inside letters addressed to Charles Stoan at Akron and Louisville raise questions about whether Stoan fell from the train or his fate.
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B. & O. Frenght
Charles Stoan
Akron
Louisville
Scrap note hints at Ed the ai gesture case in United Prag history
Fragmentary record mentions Ed the ai gesture and a reference to Dohany and a wife guarding a "ciber" pass. No clear action date or location but suggests a historical note about a notable gesture and personal security detail. Further readable text needed for precise details.
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United Prag
O'Donnell Buys Smallwood Home In Broad Street Area
Bernard M. O'Donnell, noted real estate dealer and owner of properties on Broad Street and Fourth Street, has acquired the Smallwood residence at Fourth and Middle avenues for about 16000. He contemplates occupying it with his brother in law and sister, Frank A. Humphry and wife, and may sell or rent the present Fourth Street residence. He predicts a real estate boom in early spring as inquiries rise.
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Bernard M. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Piqua Police Enforce Work or Jail Policy for Loafers
Police chief Frank Geble declares “Go to work or jail” to loafers in downtown Piqua Ohio. The first three arraigned for loitering in municipal court received ten days in jail from Judge Hiatt.
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Piqua
Frank Geble
Hiatt
Boy Injures Knee With Needle During Play
Paul Warner aged 5 of 816 West 26th Street ran a sewing needle into his knee while playing at home yesterday. He was taken to St Josephs Hospital where surgeons removed the needle.
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Paul Warner
W. 26Th Street
Sct. Joseph’s Hospital
Fire Threatens Beloit Block In Icy Feb Night
In Janesville Wisconsin the Beloit dry goods firm F J Bailey and Sons two story building burned last night as firemen battled to save adjacent structures. A strong north wind fanned the flames and added danger to the blaze.
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F. J. Bailey & Sons Dry Goods Company
Gunman Bizell Fatally Shot in Cleveland Incident
A man identified as Sim Bizell of Waycross Georgia was killed in Cleveland after attempting to shoot Patrolman Emil Michovsky. Bizell's gun misfired twice before Michovsky returned fire, ending the attack.
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Sim Bizell
Waycross
Emil Michovsky
Mickovsky
Bizell
Lost Madison County man found after twenty years
John L. Wilson, son of the late Bahatee T. B. Wilson of London, has been located after twenty years missing. Now a Nome, Alaska resident who spends winters on the Pacific coast, he plans to visit London soon.
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Madison County
John L. Wilson
T. B. Wilson
Nome
Alaska
Pacific
Tree Kills Man in Newark While Logging Near Farm
William T Raughman aged 50 was instantly killed when a tree he was cutting fell on him at his farm north of Newark. He leaves a widow and four children.
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William Traughman
Hig Farm
Indiana gubernatorial field grows with Ed Jackson entry
Indianapolis Feb 6 Republican candidates for governor nomination expand as Ed Jackson secretary of state joins earlier contenders Major Lew Shank Indianapolis Mayor Ora Davis Terre Haute E C Toner Anderson and César D Bush Salem announce their runs for the post.
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Ed Jackson
Lew Shank
Ora Davis
Terre Ha
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Anderson
César D. Bush
I Salem
Flight Crash Kills Two Flyers Near Cairazo
A midair collision over Milar at 3500 feet last night killed two aviators near Cairazo. The radio intercept reports both pilots died in the crash conditions.
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Feb
Milar
Cairazo
Fire destroys multiple businesses in Corburn Va
A blaze last night in Corburn Virginia wiped out a business district about fifty miles west of Bluefield. Corburn suffered an estimated loss of 280000 dollars as retail properties and contents burned. A dozen families were left homeless by the fire.
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Corburn
Wilson Funeral Draws Rush of Nation to Capitol
A vast throng gathered as President Wilson’s funeral procession moved from the White House to the cathedral in Massachusetts Avenue. Soldiers and marines aided police in maintaining order while Bishop Freeman led a solemn service inside the chapel, ending with the Recessional and the lowering of the casket. Honorary pallbearers included notable figures from politics and industry as the nation paid its last respects.
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Bishop Freeman
West
Abeluliah
Mra
Wil Son
Mr. Bridge
Eleven Die From Canned Beans Poisoning in Oregon
In Albany Oregon authorities report eleven deaths tied to canned beans containing a deadly toxin. Paul Gerbig and his three year old daughter Margaret died today after hours of intense pain since Sunday morning.
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Oragon
Paul Gerbig
Margaret
Powers sought for jail robbery link in Little Rock case
Ray Powers held in Terre Haute jail is suspected of involvement in the Connell Sullivan jail delivery at Little Rock Arkansas. He will be tried locally rather than sent back to Little Rock, authorities say.
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Ind
Ray Powers
Little Rock
Ark
Powers
Seven Hundred Miners Strike in Murphysboro
More than seven hundred miners from Murphysboro Bush and Hurst walked out today after Western Coal and Mining Company discharged weighman Doc Burkhart of Bush mine number two. Miners accuse him of short weighing.
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Itt
Bush and
Hurst
Western Coal and Mining Company
Doc” Burkhart
Bush Mine
Hoover approves meet of coal operators and miners
APPROVE MEET WASHINGTON Feb 6 The government approves the conference of bituminous coal operators and miners at Jacksonville Florida on February 11 after a White House talk with President Coolidge Smallpox closes schools New Lexington Feb 6 Health officials close public schools and ban public gatherings in Rendville Perry county because of a smallpox epidemic Logan Feb 6 The state tax commission plans to place the Connecting Gas Co property on the duplicate at 65 percent of its actual value likely prompting similar actions for other utilities
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Commerce Hoover
Coolidger
White House
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Rendville
Perry County
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State Tax Commission
Connecting Gas Co
Last Night's Fights Highlight Boxing Results
In New York Fiord Johnson of Iowa knocked out Jack Douglas of New York in the first round while Ted Jamieson of England won a ten round decision over Silent Puryear of New York. In Boston Lou Bogash of Bridgeport outpointed Frank Moody of England in ten rounds and Archie Walker of New York defeated Ted Merchant of England in eight rounds.
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Fiord Johnson
Iowa
Jack Douglas
Ted Jamieson
England
Silent Puryear
Boston
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Moody
Archie Walker
Ted Merchant
Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid remedy advertised
An early 20th century ad touts Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid no grease or cutting remedy. It promises quick relief from hemorrhoids and urges readers to ask a druggist for the product.
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Dr. Leonhardt
W. Phillips
Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Irregulars
New York stocks opened firm with fractional gains led by oils and rails while sugars and steels advanced. Late reports note market strength despite storms and a session close in memory of Woodrow Wilson. Major names tied to oil and steel sectors rose, with Bond markets steady and Liberty bonds opening firm.
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Pullman
Studebaker
Cosden
Tidewater
Pattle Oi
Deocars Oil of
California
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Woodrow Wilson
New York Central
Raul- Way
Insane Woman Walks From Hospital Window Ledge
In Columbus on February 6 Isabelle Tenny of St Paris Champaign county a 20 year old committed patient at Columbus State Hospital walked from a fourth floor window ledge while a nurse pleaded with her to stay. The body will be sent to the family home today for burial.
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Columbus State Hospital
Isabelle Tenny
St. Paris
Champaign County
Lions of Lorain Triumph Over Halle in Cleveland
The Lorain Lions defeated Halle Bros 21 to 14 at Eagles Hall Cleveland to notch the fourth Cleveland Scalp of the season. They led 10 to 5 at halftime and kept a clear edge after Halle rallied to 14 to 13, finishing strong and playing clean throughout.
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Eagles Hall
Cleveland
Lorain Lions
Lorain
Multiple Ohio and Indiana Local News Items From Feb 6
Reports from Marion to Columbus and beyond detail a range of local matters. An Indiana highway reroute inspection, Ohio county commissioners electing officers, farm and dairy convention notes, a statewide dailies convention, typhoid measures in Tiltonville schools, mischief and bootlegging probes in Amesville, strict fines for public drunkenness in Logan, coal mine injuries in Glouster, and a double insanity commitment in Harrison County.
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Associated Ohio Dailies
wHl
Donahey
Parmint Advertisement Claims Quick Relief as Poultice
Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint double strength add a little sugar and water to make a half pint. The minute you take it it acts like a soothing healing poultice and brings relief at once. Children like it too.
Lorain High Beats Vermilion 44 to 15 in Local Tilt
Lorain High School routed Vermilion 44 to 15 yesterday afternoon as substitutes saw most of the action. The Lions Club also defeated Helle Bros. 21 to 14 in Cleveland, marking eight victories in nine starts for the Lions.
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Lorain
Vermilion High
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Big Health Profit
A reader reports spending $900 over four years on stomach treatments with no relief. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy a $1.25 bottle supposedly delivered $500 in benefits by clearing intestinal mucus and inflammation. The claim says one dose proves value and refunds are available at all druggists.
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Mayr
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