Greeks Seek New War With Turkey Leader Hurt
Greek Republicans led by army and navy officers plan a renewed war to regain Thrace. They outline a triumvirate government and a capital levy to fund the conflict while Venizelos calls for a plebiscite. In Smyrna, Mustapha Kemal Pasha survives an assassination attempt. his wife is wounded.
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Athens
Turkey
Thrace
Spain
Pangalos
Condylos
Hadijikyriace
Smyrna
Kemal
The
Daily Express
Angora
Exploded Water Heater Tears Through Cincinnati Home
Charles Stopkey, 49, and his two children escaped serious injury after a homemade water heater exploded early today at 2542 Trade Ave North Fairmont. The blast tore the cellar ceiling and roof, wrecking the one story house while Stopkey suffered severe burns.
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Cincinnati
Fan
Charles Stopkey
Trade Ave
North
Fairmont
Stopkey
Triple Joint VFW Meet with Francis Dek to Install Posts
Veterans from Lorain Oberlin and nearby posts gather for a 7:30 pm joint meeting at City Hall. Francis Dek State Commander will speak as local post charter is opened and new officers are installed, including Major Frank Murbash as Commander and EL Moyer as Adjutant.
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Township Trust
Lorain
Oberlin
Francis
Dek
Cleveland
Ajor Frank Murbash
EL Moyer
Two Bandits Kill Man At Toledo Hitbagage Robbery
In Toledo two armed men killed Arim Billiott, 42, co owner of a page at Holland. They rifled a cash drawer in his garage and fled. Billiott was found with a fatal gunshot wound in the temple. Authorities suspect one bandit shot him as door opened and the other as he drew a gun. In Columbus attorney D Lilly, former Anti Saloon League leader, is found guilty of misappropriating client funds by six Franklin County Common Pleas Judges.
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Ledo
Ohio
Arim Billiott
Holland
Here
Iett
Lumbus
D. Lilly
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Franklin
Common Pleas
Lillyeld
Aviator Missing After Brief Free-Balloon Flight
Wilbur Wright Field officers seek Major Norman Peek and Lieutenant C. C. Kuntz who departed in a free balloon at 9 30 Monday morning from Dayton for a short flight and have not returned.
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Dayton, Jan
Wilbur Wright
Norman Peek
C. C. Kuntz
J Crehore Heads City School Board 3 Teachers Resign
The old board disbanded after the new board met at the clerk’s office. F M Stevens called the meeting to order and the last minutes were read, showing a cash balance of 65302.31 in the general fund to meet current expenses until February distribution. The retiring officers noted costs due to parents and absences, while the new board elected C J Crehore president and reorganized committees.
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Edamet
Ice
Masonice
F. M. Stevens
Ld Board
Movther Cies
Stevena
Specialist on Soil to Give County Talks
The Lorain County Farm Bureau schedules soil and fertilizing talks across the county. Earl Jones, soil and crop specialist from Ohio State University, will attend to test soil samples brought in by attendees.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Turner Block
Town Hall
Amherst
Columbia
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
City Fireman Hurt In Fire On West Side
The McCullen residence at 308 Spruce Street suffered heavy damage from a basement blaze discovered by the family at midnight. Fireman Dan Schnarr severed his foot while cutting through a partition. The cause remains undetermined and the Martell Packing Co. sprinklers discharged at 4 am with no fire.
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West Side
R. T. McCullen
Spruce Street
Dan Schnarr
Bates
Martell Packing Co
Fake solicitor Bennett arrested on larceny charge
William P. Bennett, alleged fake solicitor, was arrested after photographer Chas Scheide accused him of stealing a Macon Smith portrait, tinting it, and seeking orders to reuse images. A Peninsular Ohio grand larceny warrant followed. police say Bennett carried tinted photos and may have operated locally.
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William P. Bennett
Chas. Scheide
Macon Smith
Bennett
Mr. Smith
Smith
Scheide
Cleveland
Stankard
Peninsular
Ohio
Peninsula
Salvation Army Staff 1 Capt to Speak Wednesday
Tomorrow evening Star Captain Croft will be at Salvation Army headquarters for a talk. Staff Captain Croft and Jonal Young People's Sec will discuss activities and opinions. Washington reports say President Coolidge has no comment on the Bok peace plan. Wilson remains politically active on Jackson Day 1924.
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Salvation Army
Jonal Young People’s Sec
Washington, Jan
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Jan. S
Wood Tow Wilson
Wealthy Canton Manufacturer Arrested in Ruth Hunter Case
Louis B. Griffith, 23, president of a Canton machine works, was arrested on a suspicious person charge in connection with the murder of Ruth Hunter, 19, whose body was found on a rural road. Police seek alibi details as coroner delays issuing a cause of death report.
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Canton
Louis B. Griffith
Pretty Ruth Hunter
Griffith
Liited Machine and Manufacturing Co
Miss Hunter
Columbus
Walter 8. Ruff
S. A. Lengel
la Fay
Lengel
Charles Hunter
Central Headquarters
Foreign News Nuggets From Across Europe Dated Jan 8
American Ambassador Kellogg rents the London residence of the Marquess of Crewe. Mussolini urges Italian firms to hire ex soldiers abroad. Part of Petrograd submerged by floodwaters. Queen Wilhelmina refuses to accept Dutch cabinet resignation. Swedish Aero Club reports hydroplane altitude record. Madrid suspends Magazine Actualidad Financiera for criticizing merchant marine policy. King George of Greece and other royals expected to visit Italy. Former German Crown Prince reportedly living incognito in Tyrol. Trotsky ill, relinquishes duties in Bolshevik War leadership. Vatican informed France accepts amnesty for Germans expelled from the Ruhr.
Forty strike flay foreman at Sandusky
Forty men at the Bay View Foundry Company plant in Sandusky Ohio walked out this morning over the refusal to discharge a foreman, described by strikers as a firing to be avoided. Police responded to a tint call and arrested Al McFarland, a striker, on assault charges filed by Bain who was badly battered.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Jan.s
Bay View Foundry Company
Bain
al McFarland
Greek Christmas celebration ends in shooting death
At a StecrenMville Greek Christmas party one man was shot in the head and died. Another guest, Mele Banda, is held by police after an argument sparked the shooting. Laka’s wife later attacked Banda with a butcher knife causing severe wounds. The incident marked the first such brawl in 1x years.
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Stecrenmville
Rada Laka
Mele Bunda
Laka
Banda
Night school opens tonight at the high school
The second term of evening school starts tonight on Sixth Street with courses in Mechanical Drawing Woodwork Mathematics and Cooking. Classes begin at seven oclock and run until January 1st. Separate sessions for foreigners and colored people are organized to provide reading writing history and civics instruction.
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Sixth Street
Woodoo
Tursgaye
Ajiti
Lst
Elina
Nearly 4 000 machine tags issued in Lorain County
Secretary Henry Miller reports the Lorain County Automobile Club has issued 3 000 touring car licenses 800 truck licenses 50 trailer licenses and 20 motorcycle licenses with passenger car tags en route from Columbus. Three days remain for automobilists to obtain 1924 licenses before driving.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Henry Miller
Columbus
Express
Imminent Chicago Labor Warfare After Slayings
Chicago police pad security with sixty more officers at Central and Des Plaines stations as rival union factions threaten violence at a West Side hall meeting. John Gilmore is dead after a shooting that also wounded John Dean with five bullets. Patrick Barrell was shot in Haymarket Square earlier in the day.
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Jen
Collins
Central
Des Plaines
West Side
John Gilmore
John Dean
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union
Bricklayers’ Hall
Franch Buchanan
Illinois
Dunne
Gilmore
Patrick Barrell
The
Mon
Haymarket Square
Florida Flyer Derails Near Goodwater Injuring Several
A Central of Georgia Florida Flyer from Chicago to Miami derailed ten miles north of Syracuse near Goodwater Alabama. Three Pullman cars left the tracks and a special agent attributed the crash to a faulty rail while the train was traveling at high speed. seven people were injured in the incident.
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Sylacquaga
Ala
Here
Florida Flyer
Chicago
Miami
Central of Georgia
Birmingham
Goodwater
Alabama
Mrs Viela on Center Street Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Mrs Viela on Center Street will occur Thursday at 10 AM from Sudro funeral home and at 2 PM from Seventeenth Street M. E. Church Middle Avenue. Conducted by Rev Burton and Rev Noel. She leaves a husband four daughters and two sons. Burial at Riderawn. Jan. UV. (Note: OCR fragmentary names and places.)
Farm Bloc backs tax relief rivals Mellon plan
Washington Jan 8 Farm Blocks in Congress unite with opposition to Mellon tax reduction in part arguing for relief to farmers and workers. Capper says plan may trim some surtaxes but not as much for millionaires as Mellon proposes. Proposals include repeal of a guaranty clause curb on tax exempt securities higher inheritance taxes and promotion of cooperative marketing and Great Lakes waterway development.
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Washington
Congress
Mellon
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Senator Capper
Capper
Senate Farm Bloc
Cummins-Hsch
Norris
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Waterway
Dewnward
Baldwin Tory Regime Near an End
London reports the new parliament opens with expectations of the Baldwin government’s fall. Notables include Lady Torrington among eight women MPs, while H. H. Asquith is ill. The day centers on Speaker re election and early party clashes, with limited chance for major legislation.
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London
Great Britain
Baldwin
Serpo
Lady Torrington
Baron Torrington
Commons
H. H. Asquith
James Whitley
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
King George
Death of Mrs Elisabeth Wagner at Memorial Hospital
Elisabeth Wagner 52 lifelong city resident died last night at Memorial hospital. She was survived by her husband Joby Wagner and three brothers. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9 am at St Marys church with burial at St Marys cemetery. Her body was moved to Sudro funeral home for services.
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Elisabeth Wagner
Memorial Hospital
Joby Wagner
Sudro Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Re Elect County Auto Club Heads
The Lorain County Automobile Club met at its headquarters in the Eisha Savings & Trust building last evening. H. C. Harris was elected president, H. M. Andress the president, and Henry Miller secretary and treasurer.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Eisha Savings & Trust Building
H. C. Harris
H. M. Andress
Henry Miller
Council Acts On Salary Cuts And Street Franchises
The new council debated a street railway franchise for the yellow line and a plan to pave Lodi Street this year. Discussion covered turning cars, using North Street land, and possible avenues to obtain rights of way from New York Central.
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Sudro
Lodi Street
Rawson
North Strest
New York Central
Lodstreet
J. A. Hewitt
Haag
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