French Premier Herriot Faces Allegations Amid Cabinet Turmoil
Paris January session opens with Parliament freely applauding Premier Herriot as rumors mount over alleged faults in relations with the Vatican Alsace education clashes Franco German talks and handling of communism. The day’s session was mainly formal with officer elections and routine business.
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Paris
Berriet
Herriot
Vatican
Alsace
France
Chamber of Deputies
Two dollar wheat tops Kansas City market reports
Kansas City sold a carload of choice red wheat at two dollars, the highest peace time price in years, marking the first 2 q wheat on the Kansas City market since January 1921. Chicago May wheat rose to 1.86 7-8, July at 1.58 1-8, the peak since 1930. Noon grain prices across commodities shown.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Chicago
Day Offcers Sent To Jail In New Lexington
In New Lexington on January 12 A H Fouts once a card officer was fined 100 dollars and given six months in the workhouse but the jail term was suspended after a prior impersonating an officer conviction. J E Trout marshal of Roseville was found guilty of assault during a dry raid on Mary Koontz and received six months in the workhouse plus a fine. Samuel Taylor marshal of Crooksville is serving a 30 day jail sentence for assault and battery here.
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New
Lexington
A. H. Fouts
J. E. Trout
Roseville
Mary Koontz
Samuel Taylor
Crooksville
Rescue party searches for missing member on Loney's Peak
Denver report says Herbert Sortland a inn employee and rescue party member is missing amid a fierce storm at Loney's Peak. Earlier, Walter Kiener and Agnes Vaille were involved in the rescue attempt. Vaille 37 was found dead after a fall and Kiener was rescued to a timberline house.
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Denver
Colo
Herbert Sortland
Loney’s Peak
Sortland
Walter Kiener
Agnes Vaille
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Vialle
Kiener
Vaille
Rotary President Discusses Stamps Hobby
Elyria Rotary Club President Jim Thomas, a serious stamp collector, urged members to support young philatelists and warned of costly stamp purchases. He announced next week’s luncheon address by Rev. Robert A. Ellwood of Atlantic City, with a postcard update from Rotarian Charles Lozier in Miami, Fla.
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Jim Thomas
Elyria
Atlantic City
N. J
Pathan terrorists strike again in Bombay attack
Pathan terrorists opened fire on a motor party in Bombay injuring a British officer and a woman, while Abdul Kadir Dawla a wealthy citizen was killed. The assailants halted the car and shot the occupants as British officers nearby came to aid.
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Bombay
Pathan
Abdul Kadir Dawla
Eltisen
Cleveland Fight Promoter Given Liquor Sentence
Thomas McGinty a well known boxing promoter in Cleveland was fined 5000 dollars and sentenced to 18 months in Atlanta penitentiary after pleading guilty to violating the Volstead act. His brother Joseph and eight others also pleaded guilty and were fined and imprisoned. District attorney Bernstein said the case broke up the citys most powerful liquor ring.
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Cleveland, O
Thomas McGinty
Atlanta
Jones
Joseph McGinty
McGinty
Bernsteen
Cleveland
Actions in Brief Courts Appeal and Partition Suit
CHRONIGRAM reports that Roman Meyers appeals a $109 services judgment from Justice Conaway and will seek review in higher court. Victoria Anderson sues Noreski et al seeking recognition of real estate interest in Grafton or sale with proceeds divided. Paul J. Dirksen sues Herbert Kraeft for $750 damages over a July 3, 1923 collision near Ridgelville involving a high speed driver and a wrecked Hudson.
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Roman Meyers
Justice Conaway
F. Zimmerman
Meyers
Victoria Anderson
The
Noreski, Et al
Grafton
Paul J. Dirkson
Herbert Kraeft
Ridgenville
Ohio Legislature Weighs Utilities Board Reforms and Child Labor
Lawmakers consider dissolving annual registrations and using the Massachusetts ballot, appointing attorney examiners to ease the utilities commission docket, and shifting commission employees from commerce jurisdiction. A child labor proposal, an anti-cigarette bill, and time standard changes for Ohio are discussed. Cleveland and Akron officials prep for a committee hearing on municipal control of urban bus regulations.
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Massachusetts
Lipp
Hamilton
State
State Department of Commerce
Rep
S. A. Blessing
Miami
Abele
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Walton
Senate Automotive Committee
Collister
Cleveland
Akron
Torture Victim Found Near Los Angeles In Torture Case
Frank Victor a truck driver was found tied to a tree with a heavy rope near Los Angeles. His hands and feet were badly burned and he claimed he was kidnapped and tortured. Police said he may have attempted death by his own action. a note asking his wife to be notified of his death was found in his pocket.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Victor
Victor
Local Livestock Market Report From Cleveland
Receipts show 200 cattle with a slow market. calves also 200 with steady trade and top at 15.00. Sheep and lambs total 506 with slow, weak demand and top at 18.00. Hogs reported 4500 with prices up 0.23, mixed lots around 15.00 to 21.00. other entries show various hog and pig prices and small-stem cattle figures.
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Cleveland
Yorkers Co
Stags
Ead Otis
Revolt Breaks Out Anew in China
Manila reports U.S. destroyers Tracy Edwards Smith and Thompson move toward Shanghai as a new revolution begins at noon. A telegram from Peking says troops under Chi Hsieh Yuan burn military barracks at Nanklog after being disbanded by Ly Yung Hetang.
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Manila
United States
Tracy, Edwards, Smith
Counterfeiting Ring Busted in Cleveland Raid
Police raided a West 46th Street home and arrested Charles Warburton and William Kebee in a major counterfeiting case. Counterfeit coins valued at two dollars and stolen merchandise worth thousands including cigarettes and other goods were seized. The pair were handed to federal authorities and described as part of a wider loot network. One suspect had been released from Atlanta federal prison on Thanksgiving after a narcotics sentence.
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Cleveland
W. 46Th Street
Charles Warburton
William Kebee
Atlanta
US Hesitates on Allied Sanctions and Dawes Plan
Senate discussions question whether the United States would join punitive measures against Germany if it defaults on payments. The U S opposes drastic sanctions like the Ruhr occupation and doubts the Dawes plan as a universal remedy. Senator Borah remains skeptical of Dawes as a definitive solution.
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Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Senate
Germany
United States
Ruhr
State Department
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Carlisle district eyes action on five old school buildings
The Carlisle special district board meets at Eaton Center town hall amid plans to improve the five old schools in use. Voters may face a special levy if county action fails. A $75,000 new school proposal was rejected in November and Miller's Quarry improvements are touted as next steps. Also, two county meetings set for Thursday address Lorain County Athletic Association affairs and editorials at Elyria Savings and Trust.
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Eaton Center
Carlisle
Belden
Eaton
County Health Board
W. A. McIntosh
Miller’s Quarry
Lorain County Athletic Association
Offee
Turper
Elyria Savings and Tram Co. Bank
Lorain Coenty
Philip Adams Hill Dies. Harvard Alum and Lawyer
Philip Adams Hill of New York City died January 7 at his parents’ Dedham Massachusetts home. He graduated from Harvard College 1916 and Harvard Law 1918, played tennis, and joined Currier & Young Boston then Rounds Hatch Debevoise New York. Survived by widow Margaret Sharp and his parents. funeral in Dedham. Burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Philip Adams Hill
New York City
William F. Hill
Dedham
Massachusetts
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Pi Eta Society
Freshman Glee Club
Boston Legal Aid Society
Currier & Young
Boston
Rounds, Hatch, Dillingham and Debevoise
Cedar Street
Harvard Club and Bar Association
Margaret Mahala Sharp
William Graves Sharp
United States
France
Class
Frances Lee Whittemore
George Hartwell
Chester B. McLaughlin
Hastings S. Morse
George C. Sharp
Harold Shaw
Donald Whittemore
Francis Willett
Westwood Cemetery
Lorain County road program requests 1925 26 funding
The 1925 26 program lists road resurfacing and maintenance costs across Wellington, Telegraph, Lorain, Lake, and Elyria areas totaling 1 198 600. If approved, Lorain County would gain about 100 miles of state improved roads but no bridge aid for East Bridge street.
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Telegraph Road
Elyria
hKipton
Wakeman
Wellington
Sullivan
Laxe
Lorain
Amherst
Elvrra-Milan
Lake Road
Eyiria- Gratton
Zour
Wellington-Medina
Lorain County
East Bridge Street
Theobald
T. S. Brindall
Ashland
Funeral for Babe Richard Towle in local services
Funeral services were held for six month old Richard Towle son of Mr and Mrs Claude Towle at 2:00 this afternoon with Rev Edwin Kirby officiating. The baby died Sunday evening and the body rests in the mausoleum awaiting spring burial in Massachusetts where the parents came from a few months ago.
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Babe
Richard Towle
Claude Towle
East
Erie Avenue
Edwin Kirby
Massachusetts
I Am Noted for Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
An Los Angeles reader extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its relief from fatigue back pain and heart distress. She recalls using it since age fourteen and after three months during pregnancy and delivery she recovered and felt well with only occasional medicine needed afterward.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Los Angele
Calao
Lorain Reports 125 Accident Deaths in Past Year
Dr. Adair, Lorain health officer, releases annual figures: 125 accident fatalities with 62 from a tornado, 28 traffic, 15 auto, 9 street car, 4 railroad, 1 wagon. Drownings total 8, electrocutions 3, gunshots 5. Total deaths 504 and births 1178.
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Lorain
Planes to Crash Into Wall for Fire Study at Dayton Field
Four airplanes will be driven to a solid concrete wall at Wilbur Wright Field to capture crash footage. The experiment aims to learn causes of fires after crashes and improve pilot safety. Planes carry full gas loads and lack wings to prevent air travel. Conducted to derive definite conclusions from live crashes.
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Dayton
Wilbur-Wright Field
Air Service
Indictment Sought in Slayer Case in Lorain
City officialswill ask County Prosecutor Baird to indict Benito Padilla for the murder of Jose Perez Sunday morning. Funds are unavailable locally, so an indictment would shift the case to county action with funds for a search. Special Officer Trez o has tracked Padilla to Cleveland, seen twice in B and O yards, suspected of fleeing the city.
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Lorain
Baird
Benito Padilla
Jose Perez
Trezo
Padilla
Cleveland
Berlin Train Wreck Kills 22 in Fog Shrouded Collision
At Herne station near Cologne a Berlin Cologne express crashed into a second train in thick fog. Twenty two people died sixteen were severely injured and forty four sustained minor injuries as four cars of the passenger train were demolished while the express train escaped major damage.
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Berlin
Cologne
Herne
Colgne
Auditor Urges Strict Economy in Lorain Budget
In a Lorain conference Service Director Miller Safety Director Royce and City Auditor Standen warned the city must run as economically as possible this year. Funds are $50,000 under last year and economy is urged in every department.
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Lorain
Miller
Royce
Standen
Lorain Library Proposed Change To School System
Lorain officials consider converting the private library association into a school system run entity. State Librarian Hirschberg will visit January 23 to address city and school officials and the library board about the new plan.
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Lorain
Library Association
Hirschberg
Inviting More to Join Right School
The ilyria night school enters its mid winter term with strong attendance. Principal Wilfred Bowdler says room remains for more adult students in shop mathematics and application is open. He invites public visits to observe the program at the school. A coast ing accident caused a fractured left arm to Allen Camp of 408 West Avenue after sled collision at Cascade Park hill. he was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Ilyria
Wilfred Bowdler
Bowdler
Allen
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
Thousands of thin people can gain weight with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. A woman added 15 pounds in five weeks and many report improved health. If no 5 pound gain in 30 days, money back. 60 tablets cost 0 cents.
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McCoy
Phillips, Crandell
McCoy's
Dr M A Abbe Office Hours Highlight
The entry lists Dr M A Abbe hours as 6 to 11 a m and 1 to 6 p m with evening appointments at 308 Elyria Savings & Trust Blog. Contact numbers include Office 2194 and Residence 41384 for appointments.
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Elyria Savings & Trust
Relief Bill Postponed for Lorain Tornado Relief
The Lorain relief bill of 300000 dollars for municipally lost property was to be presented today but has been held for technical corrections. Officials say it may be introduced this afternoon or tomorrow in the house and senate.
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Lorain
Janu
House
Senate
Pardon bribery probe widens with ouster suit filed
In Topeka on January 13 Attorney Gefers C. B. Griffith filed an ouster action against Carl J. Peterson state bank commissioner. The move is the latest phase in pardon bribery investigations which led to the arrest yesterday of former Governor Jonathan M. Davis and his posse.
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Topeka, Kas
Gefers
C. B. Griffith
Carl J. Peterson
Jonathen M. Davia
Pos
Res Eel
Swagger Stick Dance at Elks On Wednesday Night
The Martha Lee Club of Cleveland hosts a Wednesday and Saturday dance series at Elks Mall with New York swagger sticks for 200 lucky attendees. Joe Smith's Martha Love Club Orchestra, famed for radio concerts, performs a public concert at Day's Music Store at 4 pm, and Smith showcases a 660 saxophone made for him. Fremont police seek two men after a holdup, requesting public vigilance.
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Elks Mall
Martha Lee Club
Cleveland
New York
Joe Smith
Martha Love Club Orchestra
Ohio
Music Store
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Rotary
YEGG
Roit, Mich
China
U. S
Shanghai
Serge
Wellngton Road
M. A. Abbe
Elks
Smith
Silyria
Middle West
Fremont
J.J. Mosher
Park Ave
Dexter
Farm Implement Co
U.S
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