Gasoline tax bill dropped in hopper at Columbus
Police hunt for unknown bandit who killed Mrs Ruth Kendrick in Columbus near South Grant avenue as she returned home. She died at Grant Hospital after a chest shot. Taxi driver W F Mitchell and others questioned. In Cincinnati, police officer Benjamin F Law dies from wounds after a gunfight with bandits. Other city crimes and legislative notes fill the day in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ruth Kendrick
Cincinnati
Benjamin F. Law
Covington
Law
Valley City meat death shocks Medina county
No investigation begun into the death of Mrs. Lilian Genkie 52 of Valley City after tainted meat incident on New Year’s day. Seven family members remain ill. doctors debate jurisdiction and response amid a county health concern and planned funeral for Wednesday.
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Valley City
Medina, O
Joseph A. Seymour
Lilian Genkle
Genkie
Ashland Opens Battle on Gas Gift
Ashland citizens begin a campaign against Logan Gas Company to block a proposed seventy five cent monthly service charge. Petitions circulate as organizers claim over seventy five percent of the 3,300 gas consumers will sign. A hearing before the state public utilities commission is set for Thursday in Columbus.
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Ashland, O
Ashland
Logan Gas Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Stabbing and suicide shock Columbus case
In Columbus a 17 year old Garnet Liz was stabbed multiple times in the back by 25 year old Luis B. Calupe, a Filipino, who then shot himself in the head. Miss Bix’s condition was reported serious. Neighbors said Calupe had become jealous over Miss Six, whom he had pursued.
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Columbus
Garnet Liz
Luis B. Calupe
Death of Archbishop Moeller Shocks Cincinnati Diocese
The body of Archbishop Henry Moeller will lie in state at St. Peter's Cathedral until his burial next Tuesday after his death from a heart attack linked to earlier illness. Consultors meet to name an administrator. Monsignor Daniel Buckley is favored as temporary head. Funeral plans will honor his decades of service, with arrangements overseen by Frank Moeller. Born December 11, 1848, in Cincinnati, Moeller rose from humble roots to lead the five-state archdiocese.
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Cincinnati
St. Peter's Cathedral
Henry Moeller
Moeller
St. Peter's
Washington
Mer. Louis J. Nau
Ss. Mary's Seminary
Joseph S. Seibert
St. Gregory's Preparatory Seminary
J. H. Pohlscheider
St. Paul's Church
P.o'brien
St. Patrick’s Church
Geo. S. Schneider
St. Lawrence Church
J. F. Hickey
St. Matthews Church
Norwood
Frank Moeller
Norwood Heights
Archbishop Moellers
West End
Bernard
Teress Moeller
Germany
City Council Approves Sewer Plans for Middle Avenue
A resolution to draw up plans for a sanitary sewer on Middle Avenue from South Maple to Nelson streets was approved. The city will cover its share with sewer funds likely needing bonds. lights and smoke ordinance enforcement were discussed, along with a proposed 28 acre cemetery site purchase at $15,000.
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South Maple
Nelson
Middle Avenue
South Maple Street
Nelson Street
West Side
Bond Street
Hayes Street
Steve Lenway
G. A. Friday
Rush Street
Lake Avenue
Lorain County Auto Club
J. A. Rawson
Slupski
D. W. Myers
Barney
Anna Slupski
Lodi
West River Streets
Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co
Friday
Grafton Road
Mrs. Nellie Wallace Wood to Be Buried in City
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. Nellie Wallace Wood at Trinidad Colorado. Formerly of this city, she was daughter of the late William Wallace. Her husband Frank Wood, a former partner of George Philpott in the shoe business, brings her body home with two sons and expects arrival Thursday.
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George Philpott
Frank Wood
Trinidad
Col
Wood
Nellie Wallace
William Wallace
Philpott
Drunken Driver’s Fine Paid After Conviction
John Rourke 31 of 249 Bath Street paid a total fine of 59.50 dollars after his drunken driving conviction in police court. The November 29 collision at Hirroad and East Bridge streets involved Mrs. R. I. Jackson, and Rourke had been released to await trial. He claimed innocence but was found guilty and later paid the assessed amount.
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John Rourke
Bath Street
Rourke
R. I. Jackson
Hirroad
East Bridge Streets
Hensio
Hia
Secretary of Union Shot During Pennsylvania Mine Strike
Sam Pace a 31 year old secretary of a Pittston local miners union was gunned down returning from a Miners Union meeting as 12 000 Pennsylvan ia Coal Company strikers clash with law enforcement. Pace a World War veteran had been on strike in the district for over four weeks and was found dead in the snow with fourteen bullet wounds.
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Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sam Pace
Miners’ Union
Pace
Federal Agents Raid Lorain Club Arrest Two Men
Federal agents from Cleveland raided Lorain last night. They arrested William Griffin and Isaac Austin of Vine avenue on illegal liquor possession charges. Both were sent to Cleveland to await arraignment before U S Commissioner Martin J Mannihan and are expected to be bound over for the federal grand jury.
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Lorain
Henry Dykeman
Prohibition
Cleveland
William Griffin
Isaac Austin
Vine Avenue
U. S
Martin J. Mannihan
Lorain City Council Reduces Budget For Six Months
Lorain city council approved a 415000 appropriation for the first six months of the year, compared with 479000 for the same period last year. Officials cite strict departmental economies and anticipate a potential deficit in the emergency fund.
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Lorain
City Council Grants Six Months Budget total 279560
The City Council approved six months of city operations for 1922 totaling 279560 with little other business. Two clerks receive a 5 monthly raise, while several nurse and inspector salary increases are denied. A 1260 swimming pool appropriation for Cascade park was rejected.
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Jey Tof Vie
J. A. Rawson
May Parton
Combined Service and Safety Department
Doris Leser
Health Department
Rawson
Park Commission
Cascade Park
Chief Warns Drivers To Get 1925 Tags Soon
Police Chief E. J. Stankard warns auto owners there will be no grace after January 20 for 1925 license tags. Motoring in Elyria will require tags by midnight January 20 with no street permits otherwise. At Lorain County Auto Club, Secretary Miller notes lag in tag sales, with 2,000 passenger licenses issued and 6,600 yet to be issued.
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E. J. Stankard
Folka
Reunion Planned for Berea Culp and LaGrange Ryan Kin
Herman Culp of Berea and his sister Mrs. Mary Ryan of LaGrange plan a family reunion with a sister and another brother joining. The kin were separated forty two years ago after being placed into different homes following adoption. A tale of their meeting began when gypsy fortune tellers in Signet South Dakota hinted of a northern Ohio link. Pearl and Earl Culp were twins who went to South Dakota, Mary to LaGrange, and Herman to a Berea family. They now aim to converge for a forthcoming gathering.
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Berea
Mary Ryan
la Grange
Signet
S. D
Pearl
Hart Culp
Ohio
Cleveland
Mr. Culp
Ryan
LaGrange
Earl
South Dakota
Mary
Herman
Successor for H F Stone
President Coolidge narrowed the field to five candidates to replace Attorney General Harlan Fiske Stone as the Senate weighs Stone’s Supreme Court nomination. The leading figure appears to be Charles Beecher Warren of Detroit a former ambassador and prominent lawyer.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Harlan Fiske Stone
Senate
Stone
Supreme Bench
Charles Beecher Warren
Detroit
Japan
Mexico
Cleveland
Rites Scheduled Thursday for Adam Beard 72
Adam Beard 72 of Pittsfield died at 8 35 this morning at his home 15 Artemas court after four months illness He was a retired farmer and is survived by his wife Millie six children six grandchildren three brothers and two sisters Funeral services set for Thursday at Sudro Funeral Home at 12 00 and Pittsfield Methodist church at 1 30 with Rev A C Corfman officiating Burial will be in Sullivan cemetery.
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Adam Beard
Artemas Court
Pittsfield
Millie Beard
C. E
Ora Fackler
Jeromeville
Henry Kruger
Leon M
Elyria
Dewey
Wellington
Henry
LaGrange
Treasury bill proposal targets education of dry congressmen
Captain W H Slayton of the association against the prohibition amendment urged a treasury bill provision to educate dry lawmakers about the law they enforce. He cited flagrantVolstead Act violations by Senators and Congressmen. Officials hope allied ministers in Paris can clarify the atmosphere to start debt funding negotiations soon after their meeting.
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Washington
Treasury
W. H. Slayton
Association Against the’ Prohibition Amendment
France
Paris
Anti Narcotic Campaign Planned for Elyria Visit
Charles Gilmore a song writer and lecturer visits Elyria for an anti narcotics educational campaign running Wednesday January Tth through January 11th. He speaks in schools on the 8th and 9th the YMCA on the 10th and occupies the Presbyterian pulpit January Lith morning and mass meeting evening. He will lecture on Anti Narcotics focusing on cigarettes and aims for a large turnout.
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Charles Gilmore
Elyria
Y.M. Co. A
Gilmore
Rotarians Quizzed On Club Standards
Elyria Rotary members faced a 15 question test on Rotary ideals and organization during today’s meeting led by president Jim Thomas. The districtwide stunt is repeated at the first meeting of the year. The club approved the three month schedule of speakers and programs organized by committee chairmen.
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City Board of Education
Ernest Crisp
Chas. J. Crehore
Thomas E. Cook
S. S. Rockwood
J. R. Wilmot
Evelyn Barrett Nora-Gou
Cleveland
C. H. Holcomb
W. C. Moore
Ruth Vandorn
Mable Gallup
Ethel Schneider
Circleville
Margaret Manning
Franklin School
Miss Manning
Oberlin
Chicago University
Supt
R. C. Maston
Cincinnati
Elyria
Cotton lands on many committees
State representative Elmer Cotton fared well as Speaker Harry D. Silver announced committee chairmanships. Cotton was named chairman of the waterways committee and served on military affairs schools state buildings and parks and public works committees.
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Elmer Cotton
Harry D. Silver
Mr. Cotton
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