Mrs Paul Eberle Freed In Murder Case
Coroner's jury absolves Mrs Catherine Miller Eberle formerly of Elyria in the killing of her husband stock broker at Oskaloosa Iowa January 3. Prosecutor Roscoe Woodard vows to press charges despite the verdict noting premeditation and armed intent during the auto ride. Four shots fired three hit the victim as the auto wrecked.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Husband
Paul Eberle
Catherine Miller
Elyria
Oskaloosa
Towa
Eberle
Roscoe Woodard
Mahaska County
Ship subsidy bill floundering in Senate despite efforts
Washington January 12 The administration ship subsidy bill flounders in the senate with republican leaders seeking new tactics to push it for definite action. Even Senator Watson Indiana a noted optimist doubts passage this session and departs from President Harding and Albert Lesker chairman of the shipping board on prospects.
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Washington
Senate
Helmsmen
Watson
Indiana
Harding
Albert Lesker
Shipping Board
Another State Man Given Big Jog
Washington January 12 The uncertainty in financial circles ended as President Harding sent to the Senate the nomination of Daniel R Crissinger of Marion Ohio present comptroller of the currency to head the government s banking system Crissinger will assume duties once confirmed by the Senate To succeed Crissinger as comptroller Harding nominated James F McNary of New Mexico prominent banker Milo D Campbell of Coldwater Michigan was chosen as the dirt farmer member of the federal reserve board.
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Washington
P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Senate
Daniel R. Crissinger
Marion
Ohio
Crissinger
James F. McNary
New Mexico
Southwest
Milo D. Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
Columbus Klan Disbanded in Georgia
Columbus Georgia January 12 The Columbus chapter of the Ku Klux Klan has been disbanded by order of M Q Denning of Savannah The charter was revoked for alleged alliance with the Alaga club a political group Mrs George Faulhaber reports recurring milk bottle thefts from her north Columbus home Washington January 12 Federal plans to place expert accountants with the big five packers to enforce the packer control act prompted a rush of lawyers to Washington January 12 An army strength of 125000 men and 12000 officers is provided for in the 1923 24 army appropriation bill before the house.
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Columbus
Georgiaa
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klans
M. QO
Denning
Savannah
Kleaxle
Georgia
Alaga Club
George Faulhaber
Fourth Street
Washington
Chicago
Washington, Jan
Lithuanian Troops Seize Neutral Zone at Memel
Memel in the Baltic region remains under siege as Lithuanian forces seize the neutral zone. A Soviet republic is proclaimed by the invaders while French troops gather to defend neutrality. Allied warships monitor from offshore as civilians cross the border and occupy villages amid international disputes over Memel’s status.
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Copenhagen
Memel
Baltic
Inter Aidied Commission
Memai Tegon
Germany
Lithuania
Woman Suffers Leg Fracture After Streetcar Ride
Cleveland January 12 Miss Bessie Black ran for a Clifton Boulevard street car but tripped on the step and later reached the public square unable to walk. She was taken to a hospital where doctors found her leg fractured.
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Cleveland
Bessie Black
Clifton Boulevard
Old injuries cause death of G J Grebel
George J Grebel aged 67 of 812 West Avenue died last night at Memorial hospital after healing a ruptured opening from an on engine incident. Former Lake Shore conductor turned New York Central yard clerk he was well known along the railroad and a member of St Josephs society and the K of. Survived by wife and children Sister Lucile Mrs Dengate Herman Arthur Grebel and Mrs A H Ochs also brothers and sisters Funeral at St Marys Church Monday at 9. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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George J. Grebel
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Grebel
Lake Shore Railroad
Elyria
New York Central
St. Joseph's Society
K. of
Lucile
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Wm. Dengate
Herman
Arthur
A. H. Ochs
Fremont
St. Mary‘s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Frontier Battle Report Between Hungarian and Romanian Troops
A three hour clash on the Hungarian Romanian frontier was reported from Bucharest. The number of casualties is unknown. Hostilities have flared since the St Germain treaty that transferred sections of former Hungary to Romania.
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London
Bucharest
Bryn Mawr School for Girls Damaged by Fire
Bryn Mawr Pa Jan 12 Fire damaged the Shipley school for girls early today as flames hit the service portion. Students exited in an orderly fashion, thinking it a fire drill, while firefighters tackled the blaze.
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Bryn Mawr School
Bryn Mawr
Shipley School For
Burns Kill Matron in Newark Gas Explosion
Mrs Conorge Faryman aged 35 died at City hospital Newark from burns suffered in a natural gas explosion on Tuesday morning She leaves her children and her husband who lives in Columbus
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Newark
Conorge Faryman
Co 1Lumbus
Reindeer Seen Beside Elyria Youngstown Train
Lake Erie and Pittsburgh spur crews reported a large reindeer near the Egypt water stop, 23 miles south of Cleveland. The animal jumped a fence and approached the engine within eight car lengths before slipping away. Crew members, armed in anticipation, plan a lasso demonstration if the reindeer reappears.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
George Claussius
Spruce Street
Egypt
Cleveland
Claussius
France expands Ruhr seizure and German reaction in 1923
The article notes French extend occupation of the Ruhr encircling Essen while German authorities respond with protests and warnings. Germany may press for new talks on Versailles terms as Britain questions war debt payments and American forces prepare to withdraw from the Rhine amid martial law in Memel.
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Ruhr
Essen
Wilhelm Cuno
Germany
Britain
Rult
France
Italy
Paris
Rhine
Covlenz
Memel
Recreation Council Meeting Plans Year’s Work Tonight
The Community Recreation Association will hold a meeting at the Council Chamber this evening to discuss important business for the coming year. All those interested are asked to be present.
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Council Chamber
State Briefs Snapshot of Black and White News
Plans for the reorganization of Standard Parts Co now under a receiver will be discussed by stockholders at a meeting in Cleveland on January 15. Marion union urges workers to refrain from joining the Ku Klux Klan. Nathan Levy aged 94 once ran a famous case and is said to be the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, with sons Charles Levy and Joseph Levy surviving. Mrs Hedway Lindenberg, newly arrived from Germany, is reported missing at her home. A street car hit a passenger bus in Toledo injuring a passenger and causing minor injuries to others. Howard M Sims appointed chief examiner of the Chicago district effective February 1. Benjamin G Lamme honored by Ohio State University with the Joseph Sullivan medal. The Park Plan Land Co reports $30,000 in incorporations today.
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Cleveland
Standard Parts Company
Cincinnati
Nathan Levy
United States
Charles Levy
Birmingham
Ala
Joseph Levy
San Francisco
Coogan to Sign with Metro for Major Contract
Los Angeles January 12 Jackie Coogan child actor was to receive 500000 dollars signing with Metro and a cash bonus of 500000 with sixty percent of profits from four pictures His father would direct him and choose the stories to be filmed following Buster Keaton who already signed with the company
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jackie Coogan
Metro
Buster Keaton
Jackie
Mary Baker Doubtful If He Will Wed McCormick
Miss Mary London Baker of Chicago denies reports she will marry Senhor Volek Stephen Brazil’s minister to England. She calls the claim untrue and says she hardly knows the man, adding she cannot say if she will marry Allister McCormick.
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Mary Baker
McCormick
London
Mary London Baker
Chicago
Allister McCormick
Senhor Volek Stephen
England
Miss Baker
International
McCm' Muck
al] Lister
Vevies declines Pan American conference invitation
Washington report notes Vevies will not attend the Pan American conference in Santiago next March where Secretary Hughes would attend due to strained Mexico City Washington relations. Also William D. Upshaw transfers to the prohibition bureau what he terms valuable evidence of dry law violations near the capitol.
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Washington
Vevies
Santiago
Charles Hughes
Mexico City
William LD. Upshaw Democrat
Georgia
Prohibition Bureau
Hooded mob murders tied to Mer Rouge mayor confession
Courthouse testimony in Bastrop links four more Klan members to violent raids in Morehouse parish. Mayor Robert L. Dade testifies he aided a hooded band that abducted men Watt Daniel and Thomas R. Richards, later tortured and slain them, with Kelley Harp and Dr. B. M. McKain named among the conspirators.
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Mer Rouge
Dr. B. M. McKain
Kelley Harp
J. K. Skipworth
Ed Ioan
Lake
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Robert L. Dade
Cade
Watt Daniel
Thomas R. Richards
Dade
Kelly Harp
Cone
Byeven
Dr. McKain
Skipwith
Klan Regent Probing Targeted Prosecution Sparks Warning
In Bastrop Louisiana January 12 a Klan leader warned Attorney General Adolph Coco and staff that ongoing probes into Morehouse parish hooded mob murders could trigger rioting and bloodshed. Captain J. K. Skipworth urged focus on murders, offered to disclose Klans actions in Morehouse if a conference was arranged, while aides cautioned over family affairs and perjury risks.
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Bastrop
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
Adolph V. Coco
J. K. Skipworth
Cyclops
Ken Klux Klan
Skipworth
Mer Rouge
George Seth Guion
Howard B. Warren
Specal
Guion
Gmon
Skiprsworth
Electric Line Would Stop Service in Ohio
The Columbus Newark and Zanes Electric Railway seeks permission to abandon its six mile line between Newark and Granville due to lack of patronage from auto competition. The line, the state's first electric car route, was financed in 1888 by Illinois governor Altgeld. Last year the company reported a loss of 358000. In Washington, Treasury Secretary Mellon expects a tentative payment arrangement with Britain on the 5 000 000 900 debt to the U S but no definite proposal has been received yet.
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Newark
Columbus
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
T. S
Auto creates crash into Garford plant fire
The Garford Engineering Co plant was hit after a large William Kay truck caught fire. Sam Horvitz’s car clipped the fire truck near East avenue and Broad street, causing damage but no injuries. Firefighters arrived with the right of way and extinguished the blaze, but wiring and air were burned and other damage occurred.
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Garford Engineering Co
William Kay
East Avenue
Broad Street
Sam Horvitz
Horvitz
Garford
Busses Barred From Using Court At Corner of Second and Middle
Mayor Jones ordered Cleveland taxi drivers to stop using Court street for trips. Buses were habitually traveling down Middle avenue to Broad street with loads or unladen to pick up passengers. Each auto must follow a fixed route, and Court street is forbidden.
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Mayor Jones
Cleveland
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Broad Street
Tussle Over Gun Ends in Husband Release After Wife Dies
In Cleveland on January 12 Miss Anna Hanna was fatally shot during a struggle with her husband over a pistol. She died soon after in a hospital. The husband was questioned and released.
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Cleveland
Anna Hanna
New York Named Director Dress Industry to Lead Trade
The Associated Dress Industries appoints David N. Moressohn of New York as director to oversee the nation’s largest dress manufacturers. The appointment introduces a commission government with Moressohn earning an annual salary of fifty thousand dollars.
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New York
America
David N. Moressohn
Associated Dress Industries
United States
Knights of the Needie
Will Hays
Augustus Thomas
K. M. Landis Lords
Mosessohn
Tiig
Elyria Soccer Club to Hold General Meeting
A general meeting of the Elyria Soccer football team will be held at Machinist's hall East Broad St Saturday evening at 7 30 All interested in soccer are asked to be present Washington January 12 President Harding was asked to take measures preferably the United States Navy to protect the helpless peoples of the Atlantic coast against the invasion of pirates otherwise known as rum runners
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Soctcers
Elyria
Machinist's
East Broad St
Washington
Jan
Harding
United States Navy
Atlante Coast
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Elyrian
Mrs. and Eberle
Dan R. Crissinger
Columbus Klan
G. J Giebel
Burns
Cincinnat Y
Hedway Lindenberg
William Lindenberg
Toledo
W.E. Washis
Janez
Howard M. Sims
Fred Brown
First National Bank
Detroit
Benjamin G. Lamme
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
East
Sburgh
Ohio State University
Joseph Sullivan
Park Plan Land Co
G. A. Resek
H. K. Nichols
Jacate Coogan Ab
Bulletins
Neelis
Daniel
Andrews
KLAN
NTU Home
Chaghes
Boston
Mass
Joseph C. Pelletier
Daniel H. Coakley
Allen
Superior Criminal Court
Kansas City
Erain
Diltz and Morgan
William C. Diltz
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