Miners Die As 160 Ton Tank Crashes At Sharon Plant
At Petroleum Iron Works in Petroleum Pennsylvania a 160 ton air pressure tank collapsed while workers repaired it killing John Saleric 26 and two unidentified foreigners and injuring several others including Evan Davis Peter Williams and Richard Matthews. The injured were taken to Buhl Hospital.
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Sharon
John Saleric
Petro-leum Iron Works
Petroleum
Evan Davis
Peter Williams
Sous
Werhert Victor
Hubbard
Ohio
Joseph Clark
Meadville
Richard Matthews
Marterstock
North Sharon
Peter Verettia
Buhl Hospital
Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn For January 18 Start
The article lists men chosen as grand and petit jurors for the January roof court opening January 15. Named jurors include Fred A. Rubin Burt L. Crosby George A. Clark Lorain Elmer Gibson 5 Sudro BE Hagnue C G Converse Dan Campbell John Bath W J Hillier R C Chrittenden Rochester Percy Barber Amherst George Aston John Cawtey Brighton Stephan Jacobs Geo Yanatos Fred H. Weigand Lorain Homer Barrett Wellington H A Barnard Dell Johnson Sam Beal D G Erman E Dunham A E Baus Chas Tr Miller Elyria Frank Hewett Thomas Ward Kim Jon.
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W i
Fred A. Rubin
Burt L. Crosby
George A. Clark
Lorain
Elmer Gibson
Sudro
Be.hagnue
C. G. Converse
Dan Campbell
John Bath
W. J. Hillier
Hlyria
R. C
Massey Announces Mother Dies in Toledo
Mrs. Flossie Massey of 42 East River Street learns of her mother Mrs. George Pease age 54 in Toledo who died last Saturday. She is survived by her husband two sons Claude D Mehl and George Pea Toleden, her daughter and two sisters Mrs. Mary Roe and Mrs. Lida Hni Lorain. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Berlinville.
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Flossie Massey
East River Street
George Pease
Toledo
Claude Dmehl
George Pea Toleden
Massey
Mary Roe
Hurog
Lida Hni Lorain
Berlinville
Store Window Burglary on West Broad Street
A store window in front of Les Store on West Broad street was broken into last night. Two pairs of shoes were stolen, a black Oxford and a high tan pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
West Broad Street
Death toll climbs with 1922 tally higher than 1921
The city health official notes 1922 saw 224 deaths versus 167 in 1921 a rise of 57. The list memorializes elderly residents lost to illness and age with numerous names and dates from January to March. Continued on page 8.
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George French
Liftiska Fubk
Francis B. Haines
James Lee Grundy
Joé Horvath
Frederick Cline
John Gerhartinger
John Andrews
John Guronich
iTranis Sanders
Orville Work
Daniel Prentice
Henry Chen
Mil Greniers
Ada Burker
Mathew E. Davidson
Aged Mother Attacked by 72-Year-Old Man in Home
Leo Henke, 72, attacked his mother at their Beech Street home after an argument over $506. Neighbors called police within minutes. Henke fought back and was jailed. A bunk collapsed during detention, but he recovered. Mayor Jones later fined him 25 dollars plus costs after a sister pleaded for leniency.
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Leo
Henke
Atta
Ater
Beechstre
Land of Dreams
Jones
Mavror Jones
Local Booze Toters Fined for Illegal Wet Goods
Police found Mike Kordeleski at the corner of Lodi and West River street with a bottle of raisin jack he tried to dispose of. He pled guilty before Major Jones and paid a fine plus costs. This marked a second offense for illegal alcohol.
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Mike Kordeleski
Lodi
West River Street
Major Jones
Former sheriff Backus feted by county officials
Former sheriff N. D. Backus was honored by county officials in the courthouse as Judge H. G. Redington presented him with a bath robe and smoking jacket. Redington praised Backus for his efficient leadership and broad grasp of duties.
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N. D. Backus
County Commissioners Office
Court House
H. G. Redington
Judge Redington
Fisra Savings and Trust Co
Rice
Milk prices advance with one cent quart hike
Announced that the price of milk rose by one cent per quart starting January 1. Pints remain at ten cents. No change announced for other sizes.
Wellington Man Named Court Bailiff
J.C. Jackson of Wellington was appointed court bailiff by Tidge A. R. Webber and began duties this morning replacing Fred Underhill, now sheriff. Jackson, formerly in real estate, will live in Wellington, Lorain. Rail traffic halted twelve hours after Nickel Plate and Baltimore & Ohio locominers collided at a crossing in Lorain with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Jackson
Wellington
Tidge A. R. Webber
Fred Underhill
Mr. Jackson
Lorain
Baltimore & Ohio
Employers Hand $1,000,000 Business to Workmen
In obedience to the late wife’s wishes two men who had earned about £60,000 annually from the business will act as advisers at six cents a day. Dir Br. has offered to buy the employer’s working capital for $250,000.
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Acte
Dir Br
Three Plans Offered to Settle German Reparations
Premier Bonar Law submitted three settlement plans for German reparations to the allied premiers conference in Paris. The proposals include a reduced gold mark total, a four year moratorium, and an international loan as key elements. The British plan, outlined by the foreign office, also cites creation of an international reparations board including the United States.
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Paris
A. Bonar Lay
England
Germany
London
United States
Bonar Law
Foreign Office
Interior Secretary Fall Resigns Cabinet Post March Fourth
Washington January 2 Secretary of the Interior Albert B Fall has submitted his resignation effective March 4 next and it has been accepted by President Harding. The move marks the first cabinet change since Harding formed his administration. Fall cited a desire to devote time to personal affairs.
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Fall
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Albert B. Pall
Bert
Hauiding
White House
Sme
Harding
7 Nation
United Sto Preny Court
Teowas Rey Fall
Revolt in Mosul as Turks Demand Annexation
Angora reports Turks in Mosul revolt threatening to join Turkey. Britain, holding the territory under mandate, faces pressure as Arabs push for independence while Turkey seeks return of Mosul. Meanwhile unrest and clashes occur in Turin with casualties among guards and fascists.
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Amsara
Tofiar
Mosul
Near East
Angora
Mesentamia
Turkey
Kingdom of
Arak
Moasul
Trak
Mesopotamia
City Council Set to Discuss Electric Rates and Franchise
The city council plans a regular meeting Wednesday evening to reexamine the electric rate ordinance and consider passage. The street railroad committee will confer with Supt. Coen about a new Yellow Line franchise tomorrow afternoon.
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Street Railroad
Supt. Coen
Yellow Line
Oberlin Bogze Party Ended With Raid
Mayor Henry Smith Officer Brickley and J. D. Yosant interrupted an all night New Year dance at 6 30 am visit to Mrs Bessie Evans 45 Pleasant Street She poured wine into a sink while Brick Jey seized raisin jack as evidence The bottle was seized and Mrs Evans paid a 140 fine plus costs
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Oberlin
Jan
Henry Smith
Brickley
J. D. Yosant
Sirs
Bessie Evans
S. Pleasant Street
Teacher Dies in Auto Crash In Columbus
Miss Frances Allen a Ashtabula schoolteacher died a few hours after a two car collision in Columbus. Miss Anna Osterland Allen guest of Miss Allen was injured, Fred Moor driver and Lester Edwards remained unhurt. Edwards car carried ten occupants and wreckage disrupted traffic near McMillen Avenue.
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Columbus
Frances Allen
Anna Ostah
Ashtabula
Fred
Lester Edwards
Miss Allen
Fred L. Allen
Qhin State University
Osterland
McMillen
Edwards
Bank Call Issued on Condition of State and National Banks
The Washington comptroller issued a call for reports on the condition of state and private banks as of December 29. In Lorain the bank clearances totaled 18.39 million dollars for the period, about 50 thousand less than the previous year according to the Lorain Clearing House association report.
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Washington
Columbus
Scot
Lorain
Jan
Lorain Clearing House Association
Dixie Flyer wreck near Macon injures many
Fifteen aboard the Dixie Flyer traveling from Jacksonville to Chicago were injured when the train derailed six miles from Macon Georgia. Nine coaches left the rails with six tumbling down a twelve foot embankment. The most seriously hurt inclines Mrs Kitchens of Waycross. Officials attributed the cause to a broken rail and the damaged cars saved further harm.
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Macon
Jacksonville
Chicago
Wag
Kitchens
Waycross
Georgia. Central
Georgia
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Harley Higgins Dies Suddenly at 28 Rites Set Wednesday
Harley M. Higgins 28 of Griswold Road died Sunday after a brief illness and convulsion. He was superintendent at Elyria Belting and Machinery Co. He is survived by his wife three children Roberta Vincent and his parents Mr and Mrs Higgins and five brothers. Funeral services will be held at his parents home 298 Wooster Street Wednesday at 1 o'clock conducted by Rev William Flammer. Burial at Tiidzelawn.
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Harley M. Higgins
Griswold Road
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Ren
Roberta
Vincent
Higgins
Wooster Street
William Flammer
Tiidzelawn
Garbled Note on Accident Involving Girl in Front Seat
Fragmentary report describes a collision and a fall involving a young girl in a front seat. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply an automobile incident with injuries.
Local Schools Reopen After Holiday Pause
Schools reopen this morning after a week vacation and the new addition to the technical high school will be ready in a few days. Classes in the old Washington building will be transferred as the semester resumes with renewed vigor.
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Technical High
Washington
Millionaire's Son Freed of Murder
Ward Company heir is freed after a Westchester murder case involving Clarence Peters. Defense argued insufficient evidence to sustain the charge as district attorney admitted doubt about conviction. Continuous testimony and a new district attorney weighed in on the case.
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Th. Mill
E Ward Company
Seeger
Ward
Clarence Peters
West Chester County
Peters
Isaac N. Mills
Arthur Reland
Fire damages rear paper building with no loss
A blaze burned a paper pile at the rear of a building near 119 East Avenue. The fire occurred yesterday and caused property damage but no injuries or loss of life were reported. Fire crews contained the flames and prevented further damage.
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William Fox
East Avenue
Terday
Tragic New Year Murder In Newark
William Lowe, a 35 year old Black man from Pittsburgh, shot and killed 45 year old white woman Mrs Messie Connell at her 3812 Hudson Avenue apartments. He then slashed his own throat, nearly decapitating himself, and collapsed near the victim as her daughter Marie Connell alerted authorities.
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Newark
William Lowe
Pittsburghk
Messie Connell
Hudson Avenue
Marie Connell
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Frank I. Plain
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A. Bonar Law
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Italy
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Turin
City Council
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Cincinnati
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