Four in Lorain roundup tied to South Lorain raid
In Lorain D February 12 four men were arrested in a police roundup they believe are part of a gang that has robbed residents of South Lorain. Names given include Pete Ner, Nick Horvich, Mike Ryan and Pete Yougkosk. A man robbed at a Palm Street location identified two suspects. Suspects Daed by officers after an argument over money near a soft drink shop. One couple earlier linked to a separate shooting case were released. evidence deemed insufficient to hold them.
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Lorain, D
South Lorain
Mike Tucko
Palm
28Th Street
Assurt
Petener
Nick Horvich
Mike Ryan
Pete Yougkosk
Acag
Poreki
East 34Th St
Armere
John Ter
Robery
Porcki
Ars
Tagna
Alex Tesko
Ate
Fulton Road
Consolidation Plans for Small Rail Lines Move Forward
Washington February 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission may soon draft a tentative plan to consolidate certain smaller railroad lines into larger systems. Professor R Z Ripley Harvard economist drafted the proposal. Plans for other operating territories will follow and action may wait until mergers are coordinated.
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Ashington
Interstate Coun| Ce Commission
R. Z. Ripley
Harvard
Legislature Fixes April 10 Adjournment Date
Columbus Feb 13 The legislature leaders tentatively fixed Thursday April 10 as the date for final adjournment of the state legislature. They expect minor appropriations to be disposed of by March 1 and discuss a possible two to three week recess beginning March 1 to allow reorganization and finance committees to finish work on the government reorganization bill.
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International News Service
Columbus
Jfor
Senate
House
Hungarian Banker Arrested in Soft Drink Emporium
LYRIA February 12 a Hungarian money lender and soft drink parlor proprietor John Csedrik was arrested in a West River street shop after a disturbance. Police say he sold hard ciders and disposed of Hungarian bitters while a crowd gathered at the bank scene.
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Lyria
John Csedrik
Itarian
West River Street
Fred Kline
Csedrik
Standard
Gibson
Crehar
Lorain to Get Large Auto Plant Despite No Site Yet
A Lorain report states a new automobile factory costing about 150000 will be built with brick walls reinforced concrete doors and steel beams. The Carroll Automobile Company led by president Charles F Carroll will own it. An engineer and site will be chosen within 60 days.
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Lorain
Carroll Automobile Company
Charles F. Carrol
Worthington Evans Named War Secretary in Britain
London Feb 13 Sir Worthington Evans M P former minister of pensions was named secretary of state for war succeeding Clinton Spencer Churchill who has taken colonial secretary duties. Churchill accepts post after Milner resignation and Lord Lee becomes first lord of the admiralty succeeding Long.
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London
Worthington Evans
M. P
Pensions
Clinton Spencer Churchill
Churchill
Lord Milner
Lord Lee
The
Admiralty
Walter Hume Long
Congress to curb further foreign loan extensions
Senator Reed of Missouri said he will urge the judiciary committee to act Monday to prevent any further loans to foreign governments. The move follows Secretary Houston’s appearance before the foreign relations committee and precedes anticipated congressional action next week.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Reed
Missouri
Judiciary Committee of the
Senate
Houston
Foreign Relations Committee
British Leaders Work To Ease War Debt Burden
London reports Sir Auckland Geddes in Chequers with Prime Minister Lloyd George in a secret weekend session. They discuss key issues between Britain and the United States, including war debt relief and France’s call to cancel wartime financial obligations, with lingering hopes for a solution.
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Earle C. Reeves
N.S
London
Lloyd George
Chequeres
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Great Britain
United States of America
Sir Auckland
Chequers
New York
Great Britaan
Refute Report On French Negro Troops In Occupied Germany
Secretary of State Colby dismissed a report that France sought to use black troops in occupied German lands. Senator Spencer of Missouri released Colby’s letter addressing protests over allowing French troops to remain in the German occupied territory, clarifying U.S. position.
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Washington
France
United States
Colby
Spencer
Missouri
Rioting at Cindy Woman's Club Meeting Targets Oswald Villard Speech
Cincinnati February 12 rioters fought to enter the women’s city club where Oswald Villard editor of The Nation spoke on the league of nations. Several people were severely injured during the clash as officers attempted to control the disturbance. A Lorain resident, Larry Antel, bought the first issue of the Lorain Chronicle Telegram’s Sunday edition, waiting at the office early Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Oswald G. Villard
X. Y
the Nation
League of Nations
Larry
Antel
Lorain
East
Erie Street
Lorain-co. Chroniicle-Telegram
Murder trial grips Matewan court in Felts case
In Williamson West Virginia on February 12, a crowded Mingo miners trial heard a teenage telephone operator Elyie Chambers testify that she overheard Sid Hatfield threaten to kill rivals before they left Matewan. The state uses her testimony as a pillar against her father Reese Chambers, her brother, her cousin, and 15 others charged with murdering detective Albert Felts.
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S. D. Meyer
I, N
Williamson
W. Va
Mingo
Albert Felts
Elyie Chambers
Sid Hatfield
Matewan
Hatfield
Reese Chambers
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Doubtful Kaiser interview rejected by papers
An alleged interview with the former German Kaiser printed under the name Petermeyer was offered to the London Express for 30 pounds sterling, but deemed doubtful in authenticity. Peter Meyer also pitched it to the London Times and American press groups, which refused to buy, citing disbelief in its veracity.
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London
Kaiser
Petermeyer
London Express
London Times
Bavaria Declares No Disarmament Under Pressure
Bavarian Premier Von Kahr proclaimed that Bavaria will not disarm the eTowehnedwehr or Bavarian Security police despite allied pressure and Berlin accepting the demands. The crisis was described as rapidly approaching with further details continued on page 8.
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Mudsich
Bavaria
Etowehnedwehr
Berlin
von Kahr
Crisia
Harding cabinet still unsettled as talks continue
St Augustine Florida March 13 President elect Harding said in Florida conferences with senators and other leaders that his cabinet selections are not settled yet. He noted tentative candidates and that ideas on positions often clash with the candidates own preferences delaying decisions. He added that neither Dawes nor Governor Lowden has been eliminated from consideration.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
ST. Augustine
Pia
Harding
Florida
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Treasury
Lawes
Frank O Lowden
Illinow
Gov
Lowden
Venerable Prelate Farrelly Dies in Tennessee
Bishop John P. Farrelly 64 of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese died in Knoxville from pneumonia and heart complications after a brief illness. Funeral services are planned at St John’s Cathedral Thursday with body to be instate at the cathedral Tuesday and Wednesday. Farrelly, ordained in 1830, was born March 15, 1856, in Memphis and studied at Georgetown, Notre Dame de la Paix, and Rome.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John P. Farrelly
Cleveland Diocese
Catholic Church
Cleveland
St. Johns Cathedral
W. A. Scullen
John Patrick Farrelly
Memphis
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
College of Notre Dame de la Paix
Hamar
Belgium
American College
Rome
Instite
Rail labor board to rule on Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic dispute
Chicago reports indicate the United States railroad labor board will adjudicate existing disputes this week. The Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic railway faces protests by employees over announced reductions, signaling potential chaos or peace in railroad labor relations.
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Luther A. Huston
I. N
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Atlanta, Birmingham-Atlantic Railway
Germans to Draft Counter Proposal
Berlin Feb 12 A German committee of 15 industrial leaders and financiers began drawing up counter proposals to the indemnity conference. The group will examine the Paris terms and draft objections and alternative measures. They expect to seek a 30 year payment term and to align proposals with the Versailles treaty.
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Frank &. Mason
Berlin
London
Paris
Germany
Jurist Trial Develops Sensational Action in Cleveland Case
The second trial of William H McGannay, Cleveland national court chief justice, advances with the defense seeking to suppress May Neeley testimony. County prosecutor Edward C. Stanton and staff study law texts to counter the defense motion as the trial grows more sensational than the prior proceedings.
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W. J. Hoske
Cleveland
William H.mcgannay
Cleveland Natioal Court
Harold C. Eagry
John W. Joyce
Edward C. Stanton
Ohio
W. H. Boyd
May B. Neeley
Believe Arrest In Lorain Gun Fight Is Near at Hand
Lorain police expect the Ione bandit who wounded Sergt. William J. Murphy and Daniel Moldervan to be arrested within hours. Officers searched southern Lorain homes while identifying the suspect as a member of a prominent local family. Moldovan lies in critical condition with shotgun wounds. hospital staff fear death is near.
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Lorain
Lone Bandit
Ione
William J. Murphy
Daniel Moldervan
29Th Street
South Lorain
Central Station
Theodore Walker
Daniel Moidervan
Joseph's Hospital
Moldoreth
Bardit
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