Movement for Third Party Watched Near in Washington
Washington observers discuss a possible liberal third party founded on tolerance and reform ideas led by Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute. Proponents cite dissension in major parties and past third party efforts, while skeptics warn history’s failures may repeat. Taft shows continued improvement after a restful night at home.
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Washington
Samuel Harden Church
Carnegie Institute
Church
Eaders
Alfred E
James M. Beck
Penns
United States
Roosevelt
Bull Moose
la Follette
Tien Parti
Democratic Party
United Front
Bruce of Marrand
Hat Dar
Elaverr
Olerance
Herrick Memorial Fund Surpasses Goal in Paris Drive
The $40,500 fund to build a Myron T. Herrick memorial hall in the American Legion building in Paris is oversubscribed. John F. H. Dexter, president of the Society for Savings, said contributions continue arriving. Samuel Mather and Andrew S., co chairs, have not decided how to use the excess. Col Fraveis E. of the American Legion building organization sails to Europe to confer with Cleveland committee.
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Cleveland, C
Fed
Myron T. Herrick
American Legion
Paris
John FH. Dexter
Society For Savings
Sammuel Mather
Andrews
Col Fraveis E
American Legion Building
Europe
Cleveland Committee
Fatal Accident Near Avon Claims Ernest Wilcox
Avon Ohio February 13 Ernest Wilcox 49 was killed when struck by a car driven by Jonas Forthofer as he walked on Detroit Road near his home. Forthofer said approaching headlights blinded him. sheriff and coroner ruled accidental death. Wilcox leaves a widow and a stepson a Avon High School freshman. body taken to Pease Undertaking Parlors in Dover Center.
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AVON
Ernest Wilcox
Jonas Foribofer
Wilcox
Avon High School
Detroit
Forthofer
Sherif
Clarence E. Adams
Myles E. Perry
Pease Undertakings
Dover Center
President Hoover Lands Six Foot Sailfish On Fishing Trip
President Hoover led a fishing party to the War Golf stream waters near Long Island and landed a six-foot sailfish while Justice Stone and Dr. Boone also fished. Boone caught two 59 pound amberjacks. The trip marked the Hoovers 31st wedding anniversary observed quietly.
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Long Key
Hoover
Driver swerves to avoid children on East Avenue
A motorist steered his car over a curb to avert striking youngsters who were coasting onto East Avenue at Sixth and Seventh streets yesterday afternoon. Police were alerted, but the children had already left by the time an officer arrived.
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East Avenue
Sixth and
Seventh Street
Fatal Fire at City Home Kills Inmates in Brockton
A blaze at Brockton Mass City Home killed at least three elderly inmates and seriously injured many others. Police and fire crews combed the ruins as victims were treated in hospitals across Brockton and nearby towns. The three story wooden building housed about 60 men and 20 women. The fire started shortly after 1 a.m. with a northwest wind hampering escape. The loss is estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Brockton
Mass
Wadar
Lincoln Courageous Talk At YMCA Club Meeting
Rev. A. E. Corfman spoke at the Young Men's Christian Association on Park Avenue about Lincoln's courage. He cited Lincoln's wars and self-improvement, and shared memories of his log cabin upbringing on the Sandusky River as relayed by grandparents. The program committee announced a special program for next Monday night.
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Lincoln
Rev. & Ae Corfman
Park Avenue
Young Men's Club
Lincon
Rev- Corfman
Y Indus Club To Discuss By Laws
The newly formed Y Indus Club for Elyria young men will vet suggested rules and by laws at its weekly TY M C A meeting. New members will be introduced and a discussion period will be led by H W Korner Y M C A boys work secretary.
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Y-Indus Club
Elyria
TY. M.C. A
H. W. Korner
Three Autos Tagged For Parking Violations Monday
Parking violations remained routine as three motorists received red tags. One citation cited no lights, another cited overtime parking, and the third cited double parking.
Government moves rapidly to prosecute alcohol cases in Chicago
The government moved swiftly to indict 31 firms and 457 individuals on charges of flooding the market with millions of gallons of recovered alcohol. Three AUSAs will try the cases, preparing for one large trial in Chicago as arrests follow.
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Chicago
United States
Head of St Vincent's College Near Death
Arch Abbot Stehle of St Vincent's College near Pittsburgh Pa is near death in St Francis Hospital. He suffered a nervous breakdown in Cleveland on January 23 and has been confined since. Complications from diseases have worsened his condition.
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ST. Vincent's College
Pittsburgh
Arch Abbott
Areiius Stehle
St. Vincent’s College
Tat Robe
St. Francis Hospital
Abbot Stehle
Cleveland
Edison Marks Birthday With Brief Lab Work In Fort Myers
Thomas A. Edison celebrated his Sard birthday with only a half day off from his scientific labors. He gave a brief interview to newspapermen and made a tabloid dedication visit, but the day was largely similar to his usual routine. Close associates say he is not as strong as last year yet still capable of a productive day.
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Edison
Fort Myers, Frs
Thomas A. Edison
Ita
Menlo Park
Edison Talks War, Prohibition, and Rubber Dreams
Fort Myers, Fla. Feb 11 Edison, 83, says war may endure, but science can help. He backs the London Arms Conference, opposes altering the Volstead Act for wine or beer, and urges focus on engineers over politicians. He discusses a new rubber source and plans to build a rubber unit at Henry Ford’s Savannah facility in 2-3 years.
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Fort Myers
Fla
CPI
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Savannah
Edison
Stimson Calls for Submarine Abolition in Name of Humanity
London report details Secretary Henry L. Stimson urging total abolition of submarines as a naval weapon at St James Palace. He argues humane use of submarines should end, citing World War history and dangers of relying on subs beyond defensive needs. Britain’s Albert Alexander supports strict limits and revival of 1922 Washington treaty clauses to ban inhumane use and reduce risks.
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London
Henry L. Stimson
St. James Palace
Stimson
America
Great Britain
Albert ¥. Alexander
Admiralty
Alexander
Commissioners Call For Bids On Painting
County commissioners invite informal bids for painting the treasurer's office and a small courthouse office, due Monday after noon at 1 o clock. Bids are also sought for painting the county jail and the swing span of the Erie Avenue bridge at Lorain, with bids due early March.
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Court House
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Judge Reprimands Court Room Crowd During Ohio Case
Scores of men crowded into Common Pleas Court Room One to hear day three of testimony in the State of Ohio versus Florence Smith alias Florence Grenliep and Ross Endsley. Judge A RK Webber admonished the disruptors saying the court is not a place for amusement.
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Common Pleas Court Room
State of Ohio
Florence Smith
Florence Grenliep
Ross Endsley
A. RK. Webber
Court of Justice
Link Cleveland Men With Giant Bootleg Group
Federal indictments from two Chicago grand juries name three Clevelanders Lewis Auerbach Biaggio Gambino and Carmetto Gambino and three Cleveland corporations Skinpure Company Peerless Barber Supply Company All-Star Laboratory as part of a nationwide bootlegging ring. Auerbach heads Skinpure. bomb explosion occurred there three months ago. he previously led the Auerbach Million Dollar Hair Tonic Company. In 1922 Lewis and Abraham Auerbach were sentenced to two years and fined 10000 each.
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Cleveland, O
Chicago
Cleveland
Lewis Auvervack
Biaggio Gambino
Carmetto Gambino
Auerbach
Lewis Auerbach
Abraham
Atlanta
Darton
Prologue for Big New York Hotel Raid Targets Manag er
New York February 11 illegal liquor raids led by Maurice Campbell targeted the Hotel Manager at a major New York hostelrie in the theater district. Twenty five agents arrested thirteen men connected with alleged liquor sales to guests. warrants issued for twelve more including a head waiter and restaurant captain. Authorities aim to padlock the hotel, a 2600 room landmark valued around ten million dollars.
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New York
Broadway
Maurice Campbell
Manaager
Bell Bars
Bell Bors
Campbell
Day Offensives Centered in Illinois Today
Federal actions target alleged prohibition violators in Illinois with two major offenses. One aims at a nationwide alcohol diversion rig, the other at Big Food Products Corporations accused of supplying large shipments of roast and corn sugar to illicit distillers. The drive follows wholesale indictments yesterday in multiple cities and signals a national campaign against the liquor trade.
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Chicago
Fed
Ilinois
Springfield
Philadelphia
Vessel Catches Fire After Docking at New York Pier
The North German Lloyd liner Muenchen burned and sank at her pier within three hours after docking from Bremen. Smoke appeared in the holds as passengers were being disembarked while explosions followed and a notable list formed. Three firemen were injured and police reported several sailors thrown overboard and missing.
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New York
Bremen
Rotarians Hear Musical Program at Hotel Newell
Rotarians at Hotel Newell luncheon heard a varied music program led by soprano Mrs. Robert Hand with contralto Mrs. Vestal and altos Mrs. Brodbeck and Mrs. Terr. The group performed trio numbers, duets, and solos. Frank Wilford presented a gavel purchased from the Lincoln Memorial carved from an oak tree connected to the president born near the martyrdom site. Rev. W. C Fowler offered thanks.
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Hotel Newell
Robert Hand
Robert Vestal
QO. E. Brodbeck
E. Terr
Pianie
Want Ads Offer Spare Rooms for Rent
Classified notice promotes extra income from renting spare rooms in a finished home on Second Street. Encourages offering comfortable, accessible rooms to those seeking a place to live, highlighting speed and affordability of the Want Ads.
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Buffalo
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Stout D. & C. Lines
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