Prisoners Indicted Bonded For Trial At City Court
Grand jury indictments heard by Judge A F Webber this morning resulted in all defendants placed under bond awaiting trial. Names include Bertie Major second degree murders bond 2 Joe Calderaro third liquor offense bond 1000 Juan Torres robbery bond 2000 Steve Doeghe no bond Clarence Wheeler non support bond 500 Evans Spar statutory charge bond 2000 Milton Anderson non support bond 2500 Albert Jaban shooting to wound Mabel Lee cutting to wound bond 1000 Louis Gotro assault and battery bond 500 Yendel Krycovich grand larceny bond 1006 Phillip Krumpack violation liquor laws bond 1000 Jon Sojack auto stealing bond 10000 Russell Sanda Arthur White auto stealing bond 2000 anch Alex Zanta assault and battery bond 510 Clarence Wheeler non support. Trials start Monday with Joe Zanta first.
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A. FR. Webber
Bertie Major
Joe Calderaro
Juan Torres
Steve Doeghe
Clarence Wheeler
Evans Spar
Milton Anderson
Albert Jaban
Mabel Lee
Louis Gotro
Yendel Krycovich
Phillip Krumpack
Jon Sojack
Russell Sanda
Arthur White
Alex Zanta
Cabe
Joe Zanta
House Ratifies Italian Debt Settlement
Washington January 15 The Italian debt settlement to discharge about 2 billion dollars over 62 years at under one percent interest moved to the senate under strong opposition. Ratification failed in the house 257 to 133 with mainly party line votes as Democrats and insurgent Republicans opposed it. Democrats argued it deviates from British terms and would require U S taxpayers to cover roughly 80.8 million annually compared with Liberty bond rates.
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Washington
Italy
Senate
Jinea
Langley Heads to Atlanta Prison for Two Year Term
John W. Langley former U S congressman from Kentucky will begin a two year sentence for conspiracy against the prohibition law tonight at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Accompanied by his nephew he boarded a train in Cincinnati after meeting U S Marshal Roy Williams in Lexington Kentucky. Langley asserts he is innocent and a victim of corrupt testimony.
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Cincinnati
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Grill
Atlanta
Grand Central Depot
Federal Penitentiary
Roy B. Williams
U. S
Lexington
Langley
Mercury Jump This Week Amid Sudden Cold Snap
In Athens the thermometer swung wildly with a 20 degree drop in four hours, falling to 8 below zero before rebounding to 16 above. Amenville forecaster F W Gibson noted only a 2 degree variance over 24 hours as temperatures fluctuated. Norwalk police sought a board coupe stolen yesterday.
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Athens
Amenville
F. W. Gibson
Norwalk
Pinchot Reports on Enforcement in Pennsylvania
Gov. Pinchot urged federal help to tighten Pennsylvania dry laws after a report showed industrial alcohol diverted to bootleggers. He cited a Philadelphia firm securing a permit to withdraw 20000 gallons monthly but using 19400 for illicit gin and whiskey, with only 600 for industry. Frederick Baird praised in Pittsburgh for suppressing alcohol theft. Pinchot seeks state session powers to supervise withdrawals.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Gifford Pinchhot
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Frederick Baird
Pittsburgh
Finchot
toOdd
Harrisburg
Three Men Injured In Avon Lake Plant Fall
Three workers at the Cleveland Wluminating Co. plant in Avon Lake were seriously hurt when a scaffold broke sending them about forty feet to the ground. A salamander stove on the platform fell with them. two men were burned by hot coals. Emil Dene suffered fractures of both legs while Mike Leyden and Andrew Wurstner, both of Cleveland, were severely burned and bruised. All were taken to St Joseph's hospital.
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Lorain
Jan
Cleveland Wluminating Co
Avon Lake
Emil Dene
Lakewool
Mike Leyden
Andrew Wurstner
Cleveland
St. Joseph's Hospital
Missing Boy Reported To Police In La Grange
Police seek George Mushinski 16 reported runaway from his home in La Grange R D 1. Described as 5 8, 155 pounds, wearing a black suit and overcoat with light cap and brown shoes. He left a note saying he would look for work. Detective inquiry continues.
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George Mushinski
R. D
la Grange
John Washinski
Second Street
Auld to Speak at Lorain County P T A Meeting
Reverend William Muti Auld of First Congregational Church Elyria will address the afternoon session of the Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers Association quarterly meeting in Amherst on Tuesday afternoon January 19. Professor C J Burtt Oberlin College Education Department speaks at the evening session. Additional talks include B C Seale and Rev W A Tabbert in the afternoon and Mrs Fdna Taylor Grafton English at the afternoon session, with Mrs Carl W Martin Elyria addressing the evening session.
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Dr. Auld
William Muti Auld
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Lorain County Council of Parent-Teachers Association
Amherst
J. Burtt
Education Department
Oberlin College
B. C. Seale
W. A. Tabbert
First Immanuel Church of
Fdna Taylor
Department of English
Grafton
Carl W. Martin
North Fast
Parent-Teachers' Association
Court orders Farm Bureau dues payment amid intraorganization rift
In Lorain on January 16 Judge E P Middleton ordered about 600 Farm Bureau members to pay roughly $12,006 in dues. Meanwhile 750 anti bureau members met and voted not to pay unless the injunction is dissolved. Trustees seek to borrow $40,000 for improvements and mortgage payoff.
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Lorain Y. M. C. A
Burkes Arrive Safely in France
Cablegram from Jlavre France reports the arrival at that port of Mr and Mrs J F Burke and their son John Franklin of this city all safe according to the message.
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Burkes
France
Jlavre
J. F. Burke
John Frankin
Woman to Tell of Travel Forum in Desert Tales
Mrs. Edna Brush Perkins of Cleveland will speak at the Open Forum tomorrow at First Methodist Church on travel in the Mohave and Sahara deserts. She will share personal reminiscences starting at three o'clock, emphasizing vivid presentation and audience engagement rather than an illustrated lecture.
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Edna Brush Perking
Cleveland
Mohave
Sahara
Perkins
Roger G. Perkins
The
Western Reserve Medical College
Brush
Charles Francis Brush
Women’s City Club
Jewish Center Forum
Lorain County School Board Names Officers at First Meeting
Lorain County School Board organized with President G. F. Bur sley of Rochester and Vice President M. C. Seale named clerk. The board set the first Wednesday at 2 PM for monthly meetings and directed Seale to arrange the countywide annual board meeting and invite M. I. Welty to speak on the new school finance law.
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G. F. Bursley
Rochester
Lorain
Seale
Bandits Hang Man Up By His Feet In Brooklyn Robbery
Two bandits enraged by Joseph Goldner's refusal to reveal $2,000 location suspended him by the feet from a rafter at the Parkway Bedding Company in Brooklyn. The manager dangled head down as they fled with $8 taken from his pocket.
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New York
Joseph Goldner
Parkway Bedding Company
Brooklyn
First Ohio robin sighted by two Urbana girls in January
Martha and Marvel Fox report the first robin of 1926 for Ohio, seen despite cold, snow, and wind near Urbana. The sisters describe the bird near the old apple tree as if summer, noting it as proof of spring despite wintry weather. Meanwhile George Marrog injured at Elyria Iron and Steel from a falling block, hospitalized with a broken leg.
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Urbana
Marvella
Martha Fox
Ohio
Dr. Cone
George Marrog
Woodford Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Elyria Iron and Steel Compas
A A A Manager To Speak At Lorain Auto Club Meeting
Ernest N. Smith general manager of the American Automobile Association in Washington will be the principal speaker at Lorain County Automobile Club’s annual meeting in St Pauls church auditorium Third Street on Monday evening January 15. W S Thurstin Jr president of the Ohio State Automobile Association and Charles C Jones secretary of the State Association are on the program. The banquet is at 6 30 pm with admission by membership card.
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Ernest N. Smith
American Automobile Association
Washington
Lorain County Automobile Club
St. Paul's Church
Third St
W. S. Thurstin, Jr
Ohio State Automobile Association
Charles C. Jones
State Association
Henry Miller
Modern office building will replace Burnet House landmark
Cincinnati reports Union Central Life Insurance Company has optioned the Burnet House at Third and Vine to add to the Union Central building. The initial plan calls for a six to eight story structure costing about 2.25 million dollars, with foundations designed to support a nineteen story tower eventually costing around 7 million dollars.
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Cincinnati
Jon
Third and Vine Streets
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Union Central
Faith healer fined in Wellington arrest
Frank Dorsey of the State Health Department arrested Ben Sorgen on a medicine without license charge. Sorgen and his Mansfield-born brother ran a Wellington branch promoting magnetic or faith healing. They issued 67 cards in one day and sometimes served about 100 patients daily. Sorgen pleaded guilty. fined 50 dollars plus costs. Mayor Gott noted customers made no complaint about results. The office was to be closed.
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Wellington
Frank Dorsey
State Health Department
Ben Sorgen
Sorgen
Mansfield
Gott Sorgen
Gott
Motorist Hits Pole After Streetcar Try on Ladi Street
Police said Harold Fist, 17, of 251 Princeton Avenue attempted to drive around two street cars on Ladi Street near Nichols Court when he struck a telephone pole yesterday. The car sustained rear fender and side damage.
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Harold Fist
Princeton Avenue
Ladi Street
Nichols Court
Druse Rebellion Near End Reported in Syria Front
Reports from the Syrian frontier say the Druse rebellion is gradually collapsing near Jerusalem. Continuous rain hampers Drusen operations as supplies dwindle and morale weakens. Many Druse tribesmen are abandoning French rule.
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Jerusalem
Donarey to Study Baxter Measure in Ohio
Columbus January 6 Governor Donahey will study the Baxter emergency act before deciding to sign, veto, or permit it to become law. The bill, passed by the legislature to aid financially distressed municipalities, schools and local units, becomes effective once filed if signed or allowed to stand without signature. Speaker Taft opposes reconvening lawmakers if veto occurs.
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Columbus
Donatey
Ohio
Ahl
Senate
House
Dondhey
Robert A. Taft
Cinem- Taft
Donahey
Secretary of States Office
Fire hose run over by street car during blaze on Cleveland Street
Firemen working a midnight blaze at the corner of Cleveland Street and Beverly Court had a hose torn loose from its coupling after a westbound street car failed to stop in time. Motorman H. Humphrey reportedly saw the danger too late. A prior incident near North Street ended when a train cut a laid hose. Firemen also responded this morning to a car fire at Rev M. W. Redhead’s garage, where a flooded carburetor caused ignition wire damage.
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Cleveland Street
Beverly Court
Wvleveland
Railway Co Is Defendant In Suit
Suit filed in court today by Fred W. Adams and Son of Lorain against The Lorain Street Railway Co alleges negligence in operating a streetcar. A truck belonged to the plaintiffs was struck at the corner of Broadway and Th street Lorain on July 0. Damages demanded amount to 1420.60.
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Fred W. Adams & Son
Lorain
Lorain Street Railway Co
Broadway and
Th Street
Man and wife in frenzy slash woman thirty times
New York reports Joseph and Rose Musca restrained in King's County Hospital awaiting psychopathic examination after they allegedly attacked Mia Parello, who had come to the home with friends. Parello sustained thirty stitches to arms legs and abdomen as police entered the improvised altar scene.
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New York
Joseph
Rose Musca
Aun
King's Count Hospital
Mia
Rose Parello
Miners Die in Jamison Mine Disaster in West Virginia
In Farmington, West Virginia, 19 miners perished in a Jamison coal mine explosion while 21 escaped. Investigators prepare to probe next week as rescuers pump out hazardous gases and miners recall a perilous entombment and their narrow escape aided by air doors and teamwork.
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Farmington
W. Va
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
R M. Lambie
West Virginia Department of Mines
Ming
Johny Thomas
Lot'nle Hee
Thomas Am Bee
Johnn McNiel
Trea
Poldougua Gases
McNeil
Hin
Reacus
Robert Lilly
Mount Hope
NeNell
Lea Fetty
Negro Dies in Electric Chair at Michigan State Prison
Edward Stewart, 25, a Negro, was executed in the electric chair at Michigan state prison for the February murder of Ralph Cunningham, a feed store proprietor, in Indianapolis. The execution occurred early today.
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Michigan
City
Ind
Edward Stewart
Ralph Cunningham
Indianapolis
Blaze Drives 30 Families To Street
New York January 16. Two fires drove about thirty families from their homes this morning causing estimated damage of 65 060. Six firemen were cut by glass while battling the blaze opposite Fire Chief John Kenlin whose window vantage allowed him to supervise the effort. A second fire in a Bronx tenement forced families to flee via fire escapes after a passerby raised the alarm.
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New York
John Kenlin
Kenlin
Bronx
Tax Reduction Bill Nears Printing Amid Senate Clash
Washington news reports the tax bill nearing printer readiness after a $346 million reduction, with a $325 million measure favored by Democrats and Republicans voicing opposition. The plan includes repeal of capital stock taxes and a 1.5 percent rise in corporate tax, while estate and inheritance tax changes spark fierce debate ahead of a Senate vote. A burglary report interrupts proceedings as a Kansas City resident reports a noise and police discover a rear door ajar.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
New Slash in Prohibition Graft Cuts Washington Staff
Washington January 16 a new slash in the federal prohibition graft will cut the enforcement force in Washington to 250 and almost complete the nine month dry drive begun by Gen. L A Andrew. Prohibition Director J E Jones says the move shifts enforcement burden to field officers while the top staff directs policy. Many relieved workers are reassigned to other government duties or private business.
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Washington
Ane Drews
United States
Prohibition
J. E. Jones
Andrews
Cardinal Mercier Sinking In Slow Slope Match
A fragment reports Cardinal Mercier sinking in a slow match in Brussels as aging King Matce watches during the dying moments. The brief notes several interruptions and the scene around the event.
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Brussels
Mercier
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Mme. Berenger
M. Berenger
Emile Daeschner
Rightmire
China State University
U. Board of Trustees
Farm Bureau
Thavel Gat Forum
Lorain County School Board
Robin
A. A
Ernestn Smith
DRISE
Donarey
Baxter
Negro
Blaze
Simont
Utah
Smoot
Normis
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
H. R. Kaufman
Parkview Court
Polles
Slash
Cardinal Mercier
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