Changes in Coolidge cabinet and foreign posts expected
The text reports on President Coolidge preparing a new cabinet and shifts in European diplomacy. It notes likely retirements of Mellon and Hoover, possible moves for Weeks Davis New and Work, and expected changes at embassies in London Berlin and Paris as Hughes leaves and Kellogg takes over. Senator Borah and Russian policy are mentioned, with hints of a softer stance after March 4.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Herrick
Europe
State Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
London
Alanson B Houghton
Germany
Houghton
Berin
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Paris Post
White House
Hughes
Russia
World Court
Senate
Borah
Idaho
The
United
Bank Robbery Strikes Community State Bank in Kansas City
About 35 to 50 customers and staff were held up by four bandits at the Community State Bank in Kansas City. The robbers escaped with $25,000 this morning.
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Kansas City
Community State Bank
Fire Grips Nearby Town as Firefighters Struggle
Reports from Cory Pennsylvania describe a blaze in nearby Clymer New York in Chautauqua County that has grown beyond local fire apparatus capabilities. Roads were nearly impassable hindering aid as destruction threatened the village of several hundred residents.
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Cory
Clymer
Chautauquacounty
N. Y
14 Yearold Convicted of First Degree Murder
William Cavalier, aged 14, was found guilty of first degree murder for the killing of his grandmother Mrs. Catherine Cavalier, 64, and was placed in the Schuylkill county jail detention department as he faced the grim outlook ahead.
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Pottsville
William Cavalier
Catherine Cavalier
Schuylkill County
Supreme Court Invalidates Part of Michigan Motor Law
The United States supreme court on January 12 19xx upheld lower court rulings striking down portions of a Michigan motor vehicle law. The decision concerns public highway regulation and a seating and privilege tax challenged as unconstitutional. The ruling preserves other provisions of the act.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Michigan
Spring Coming Rattlesnake Found by Driver in Ohio
Charles Wilson a GM Research Corp truck driver near Dayton reports killing a five foot rattlesnake while driving south of Dayton. He kept the rattles and described 16 segments on the rattle as a memento of the first stake story of the year.
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Dayton
Charles Wilson
General Motors Research Corporation
Wilson
Pfundt Cigar Store Closes After Bankruptcy
Rudolph Pfundt, longtime cigar and tobacco dealer, filed for bankruptcy this morning and closed his shop on West Broad Street. The business, over fifty years old, began with A E Lord and Fred Sudro, later passing to William Dachtler and finally to Pfundt after Dachtler’s death. The move came after disrupted operations from a new bank building and the store’s role as a social hub for Civil War veterans and local patrons ended.
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Rudolph Pfundt
Lorain Health Board End of Year Report Public Tonight
Lorain January 12. The Lorain Board of Health will make its annual report public tonight. The Lorain Board of Education also plans to hold its annual meeting this evening.
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Lorain
Lorain Board of Health
Lorain Board of Education
Kansas Governor and Son Charged With Bribe Arrest
Gov. Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell were arrested in Topeka after warrants accusing the governor of accepting a bribe of 1250 dollars through an agent for pardons. They posted bond, attended the inaugural ceremonies, and face arraignment January 23.
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Kansas
Peka
Kas
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell
Fred W. Pullman
State
Davis
Ben Paulen
Auto crashes into Lodi Street store injures a boy and family
A car skidded and struck the Cas cade Confectionery at 303 Lodi Street about 11 a.m. Sunday. Howard Merrill six sustained facial cuts while his mother Mrs. H. C. Merrill and siblings Joyce three and Gladys five escaped injury. Driver A. E. Fisher said the skid occurred while turning from West Avenue. A bicycle nearby was smashed. no store occupants were hurt.
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Cascade Confectionery
Lodi Street
Howard Merrill
Joyce
Gladys
H. C. Merrill
Mendelcourt
Ralph Bramwell
Neutercourt
A. E. Fisher
Broadway
Lorain
West Avenue
Migs
Phyllis Dyeckett
Fisher
John D. Cole Civil War veteran dies at 81
John D. Cole 81 died Sunday at 1100 in Lorain County at his daughter Mary Garret s home 824 Woodland Ave He leaves one daughter two sons six grandchildren and four great grandchildren He was a Church of Christ Mason Odd Fellows and G A R member Funeral will be Tuesday at 1 00 pm at 824 Woodland Ave with Rev W L Burner officiating burial in Fields Cemetery
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John D. Cole
Mary Garrett
Woodland Ave
Garret
J. T
Cleveland
W. D
Lakewood
Cole
Church of Christ
King Solomon's Lodge of Masons
The
Odd Fellows
Lorain County
Woodland Avenue
W L. Burner
Fields Cemetery
Bertha M Ransom Dies At Sister's Home In Elyria
Bertha M Ransom died Saturday afternoon at 2 00 at her sister Mrs Frank Hartman 411 Ninth St Elyria. She leaves her mother one sister Mrs Hartman and one brother E M Ransom of Oberlin. Lived in Elyria ten years been ill six months with six weeks in bed. Funeral 1 30 from sister's home Rev William Muir Auld officiating burial in Oberlin cemetery.
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Bertha M Ransom
Frank Hartman
Ninth St
Hartman
E. M. Ransom
Oberlin
Elyria
William Muir Auld
Oberlin Cemetery
Eight Year Old Caywood Dies of Appendicitis
Robert E Caywood eight son of Mr and Mrs F E Caywood stop 7 Lake Ave died Saturday afternoon at Elyria Memorial hospital from appendicitis He survived by his parents four sisters and four brothers and was a Grace Lutheran Sunday school member Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 from the late home Rev Muhly officiating burial at Ridge Lawn cemetery Dublin Jan 13 New York bankers to assist Irish free state with hundred million dollar loan at percent interest
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Robert BE. Caywood
F. E. Caywood
Lake Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Rev. Muhly
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Dublin
New York
Irish Free State
Lorain County's First 1925 Murder In Restaurant Shootout
Jose Perez 30, Mexican, died at St. Joseph's hospital after being shot and falling through a skylight into a restaurant at 1818 East 28th street during a quarrel with Benito Padilla. Police broadcast lookout for Padilla, who fled with a 38 caliber revolver and $70. Coroner ruled homicide after post mortem. investigation ongoing with prosecutors seeking indictment.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Jose Perez
East 28Th Street
Benito Padilla
RoerttHon Bureau
Perez
St. Joseph's Hospital
Coronier Myles E. Perry
T. A. Peebles
Adrian
Royce
Padillas
Padilla
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Elyria
Cleveland
Padillo
Juan Fransto
Walker
Don Baird
Efurt
Juan Mendez
Emile Lozano
Estanislas Carriedo
Leviathan Losses Charged by Shipping Board Official
Washington Jan 12. Ship loges report losses in the steamship Leviathan under Emergency Fleet Corporation charges brought before a House investigating committee by Shipping Board Commissioner E C Plummy.
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Crarge Ship Loges
Washington
Leviathan
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Shipping Board
E. C. Plummy
Bootlegger Pleads Guilty as Source Names Bailey
Amherst resident David Brennen admitted transporting liquor and was fined 1000 dollars plus costs after Judge A R Webber hearings. George Bailey paid most of Brennen’s fine and was later arrested on a charge of furnishing liquor, pleading not guilty and posting a $1000 bond. The case is set for next Saturday.
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David Brennen
Amherst
Underhill
A. R Webber
George Bailey
Brennan
Brennen
Bailey
D.A. Baird
Webber
Senate bills push home rule on city motor transport
Legislation in Columbus introduced by Senator Collister from Cuyahoga seeks home rule to regulate commercial motor transport on fixed city routes. The package includes twenty senate bills by various sponsors addressing primaries endorsements preprimary, medical restrictions on marriage, fireworks sales ban, primary dates, and chauffeur licensing.
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Columbus
Senate
Collister
Cuyahoga County
Marshall
Greene County
United States
Supreme Court
Ramey
Lucas
Bender
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Massachusetts
Lorain Booze Squad Reports 713 Arrests in 1924
Lorain January 12 The annual report of the Lorain booze squad shows 713 arrests and 264 convictions in 1924. Fines from city and state laws totaled 71363 dollars, with January the busiest month. Twenty seven fines of 1000 dollars were assessed, mainly for transporting liquor.
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Lorain
Relief Bill Aims $300000 for Lorain Aid
Lorain lawmakers will seek $300000 in relief funds in both chambers tomorrow. Senator William R. Comings and Representative Elmer F. Cotton plan to push the measure, asserting the need for immediate aid.
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Lorain
State Senate
House
Willian R. Comings
Elmer F. Cotton
Donahey urges cost controls and utility reform
Ohio Governor Donahey proposed state budget restraint and broad reforms for public utilities. He seeks 1000000 yearly to fund trained staff to gather data for the Utilities Commission, opposes new direct taxes, favors local control over tax increases, and calls for franchise tax legislation. He urges changes to the Freeman Colster Act and broader occupational disease coverage plus election reform to curb fraud.
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I. N
Columbus
Donahey
State Utilities Commission
Therby
Public Utilities Commission
Logan
Ohio
Commission
State Industrial Commission
Eiectinn
Detective Owen O Wiard Addresses Open Forum on Crime
Detective Owen O Wiard of Ward's Detective Agency spoke to the season's largest audience at an open forum Sunday. Judge D. J. Nye introduced him, and the talk centered on increasing crime and ways to prevent it, urging every good citizen to join an organization for crime prevention and advocating 365 day law enforcement. He recounted cases including arrest and conviction of Overseer John Voliva of Zion City for ballot box corruption, and urged citizens to support strict enforcement of laws.
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Owen O Wiard
Ward
Open Forum
D. J. Nye
Chicago
Repeaker
Buffalo
John Voliva
Zion City
Court Opens January Term With Busy Docket
The January term began in Court Room No. 1 with Judges A R Webber and W B Thompson reviewing the docket as about fifty attorneys attended. The grand jury meets tomorrow along with petit jurors. Downstairs the county treasurer was collecting tax money. The clerical staff expect heavy work through the 26th of the month.
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Court House
Ins Court Room No
A R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Grand Jury
Grand
Petit jJurora
Clevie
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William R Comings
Elmer F Cotton
Myles E. Perry
South Lorain
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Iransto
M Sokal
Trugutt
Caldwell
George Gootch
Horace Jordan
Anegress
Philadelphia
Frick Kelly
William Orbank
Clarence Portover
Pfundt Cigar
Bertha M. Ransom
Robert E. Caywood
28Th Street
Maria Pavlova
Czar
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Reb Diederich
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