President Coolidge Returns Home From Havana Aboard Memphis
President and Mrs Coolidge left Havana early today aboard the cruiser Memphis with Cuban president Machado and Mrs Machado aboard the dock as salute gunfire greeted the sailing. The Memphis proceeded to Key West to board a special train for Washington while the Texas followed Hav ana harbor.
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Memphis
United Press
Coolidge
Havana
Kor West
Machado
Cuba
Macharda
Coolridge
Ortiz
City votes to issue 299000 in bonds for disposal plant
The council approved an emergency ordinance empowering the city auditor to issue 299000 in bonds to fund the new senate disposal plant. Bond authority already issued totals 700090 with 200900 remaining, approved by voters in 1920. The move faced some dissent over timing and disclosure but was explained as needed to secure contracts and favorable interest.
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New Senate
Myron Jones
Senate
Jones
H. M. Redington
Hewitt
Open Diplomacy To Rule At Havana Open Diplomacy To Rule At Havana
Havana bulletin reports the sixth Pan American conference approved open diplomacy in its rules. The decision, 16 to 3, follows motion by Honorio Paer mydon Argentine ambassador to the Loredtes and was seconded by Charles Evans Hughes.
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Havana
Honorio Paermydon
Loredtes
Charles Evans Hughes
Oberlin Junior Kil led by Train in Berlin Tragedy
Jota McGill Jr. of Avalon Pennsylvania a junior at Oberlin College was killed by a New York Central passenger train west of Oberlin Berlin January 17. Coroner Perry ruled accidental death though some details remain disputed. McGill an honors student had been with friends late the night before and had studied at the college library before leaving for his room.
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Berlin
Jota McGil, Jr
Avalon
Oberlin College
New York Central
Ther
Perry
New York Cenatray
WeCall
Obertin
College Library
Townsend Lodge
Halph
Conner] Hall
Joan Denger
Tnion
Ting McGrailh
Kipton
Ramsey
Jandelhard
Reiiti
Aleade
McGill
Rieish School
Cere
Senate Finance Committee Delays Tax Cut Action
Washington January 17 The senate finance committee voted to delay further action on a 299 billion tax reduction bill until after March 1 to inspect treasury receipts. The strict party roll favored delay with Republicans backing and Democrats urging immediate action. The delay follows Treasury Secretary Mellon’s warning that the large house bill reduction could threaten the treasury system unless March 16 returns show a much larger surplus than expected.
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Washington
Senain Finance Committee
Treasury
Mellon
Wilder pleads to two check fraud charges in Maine case
Fred Wilder alias H E Smith alias Dr W H A Smail of Machias Maine faced two grand jury counts for fraudulently issuing checks to Cleveland banks for 10 50 pounds and 5 dollars. He pleaded not guilty and was fined 850 plus costs by Judge A F Webber after arraignment.
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Wilder
Fred Wilder
H. E. Smith
WH. A Smail
Machias
Cleveland
A F. Webber
Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny in Calf Theft Case
Virgil Bruenning of Floria pleads guilty before Judge A T Webber to petit larceny in the calf theft scheme tied to Harry and Roy Hebe, with two calves from H F G Eschtruth. Sentence deferred.
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Virgil Bruenning
Floria
Harry
Roy Hebebrand
Elyria
Rate agreement approved between Logan Gas and Loran Gres Company
Formal acceptance of the rate ordinance was communicated by Aron Raimond Cro president of the Logan Gas Company. The action clears a path for a gas franchise decision as the city moves to replace the expired franchise with Eas Company.
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Aron Raimond Cro
Logan Gas Company
Sas
Ordinepie
Cics
Eas
AurUsia
Rauell
Lozan Gas Company
Caurel
Rotarians Hear Canadian Pastor at Weekly Luncheon
The Rotary Club of St Thomas heard Rev T T Fowler from Canada deliver remarks on US Canada ties and future development in the Northwest. He praised US stance on liquor control and noted growing interdependence, with plans for a Cleveland Mussolini talk and a Tri City meeting in Lorain. William Harding donated a Rotary brass bell for toast use.
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United States
Canada
T.T. Fowler
St. Thomas
Ontario
Rotary Club
Newell
Mr. Fowler
W. L. Fowler
Church of Christ
West
Canadian Northwest
Fowler
Kaqwor
Lawrence Webber
Club
Cleveland
Mussolini
Camtol Theater
Newell Webber
Tri-city
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
William Harding
Rotary
City Solicitor Seeks Pension Exemption For Police And Fire
The city solicitor urged state lawmakers to exempt police and firemen from state workers compensation if a pension fund exists. Officials discussed funding from the contingent fund and questioned the Industrial Commission’s authority to grant compensation in such cases. The mayor and council members emphasized a moral obligation to protect officers in duty, while indicating potential legislative change.
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Cire
Police
HJ Stankard
Jase Giehe Jeult
Soldior
Redington
Don Myers
Aries
Coun el Cnetting
Sian 4 Hard
Ham
Inq
George Stevens
Roy Moulton
Te Ur
James A. Tlewitt
Cits
Eita
Mazor
Ety
Sto
Move to Align City Statutes With State DWI Penalties
Council debated adopting a city ordinance to comply with state DWI law. Solicitor Redington cautioned on imprisonment and jury rights. Mayor Hewitt noted the disparity between local fines and state penalties. Residents urged state conformity to ensure consistent punishment and avoid legal conflicts.
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Elyria
Council
Waser
Hewitt
George Stark
Justice of Peace Court
Anna Remiupds
California Airmen Aim to Break Endurance Record
Captains Charles A Kingsford-Smith and Lieutenant George Pond took off from Mills Field San Francisco at 11:28 am in a Fokker Visnecoma to attempt a new world endurance flight record for California today.
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Mills Field
San Fran
Cisco
Calif
Sheriff raids Brighton township dwelling house
Deputies led by Sheriff G Mathews conducted a raid on a Brighton township house this morning. One person arrested faced a potential liquor charge, with details of the conditions at the residence still uncertain to the sheriff. A conference with the prosecutor was planned before any charges were filed.
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Brighton
Laguor
Brigdon Township
Sherff
G. Mathews
Indict Couple For Murder Of Child In Kansas
Indictments charging Wiltal murder were returned today against Robert H. Pitts and his housekeeper Marie Frazier in the death of Pitts daughter Mars Magdalene on December 2. Pitts, jailed at Somerset, admitted responsibility for another death but did not exonerate Frazier. The state charges a torture pact and connection to the child's death was indicated.
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Greenup
Wiltal
Robert H. Pitts
Marie Frazier
Jin
Pitts
Mars Magdalen
Somerset
Framer
Othe Orchaid
Todas Jau
Fire destroys storage warehouse at Corning
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a storage warehouse of the Sunday Creek Coal Co. at Corning Perrs County early today. One ambulance, one hearse and one automobile were also destroyed. Loss estimated at several thousand dollars.
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Lenington G
Sunday Creek Coal
Corning
Perrs
Capital Firebug Set Dozens of Blazes Across Washington
Washington authorities battled a coordinated wave of fires from midnight to dawn as a suspected arsonist, John J. Frer, 29, a former Walter Reed patient, admitted involvement in three fires. Firefighters from across the city and ten nearby companies fought major blazes, with gas explosions hindering efforts and many firefighters hospitalized. Police pursued the suspect, aided by citizen Timothy Dail, who reported the license plate leading to Frer’s arrest.
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Washington
Midnigue
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia Cies
John J. Frer
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Heme
Fischer
Fallisburg
Timothy Dalr
Capital
Shell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Treasury
Tenth
Feed and Coal Company
Onl
Ume
Fourteenth and
Belmout Ets
Reed committee urges vacancy for Illinois senator
The Reed primary investigating committee reports to the senate that Smith is not entitled to a seat. It recommends declaring the Illinois Republican Senators ilt vacant and denounces Smith for large sums spent in the 1926 primary campaign. Democrat Senator James Reed of Missouri chairs.
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UNGTO
Frank
United States Senate
Reed Primary Investigating Committee
Senate
Illinois
Smith
Wse
James Reed
Cold Wave Missed Ohio Forecasts Fail To Hit Mark
Keatherman’s forecast for Ohio promised a colt wate this week as 16 predictions went awry. The short range forecast for today and Wednesday called for fair weather while temperatures failed to reach the bottom and hovered around 7 degrees higher than Sunday. Cool winds Monday night and early Tuesday brought a light chill to residents acclimated to milder days.
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Keatherman
Ohio
Kat
Owosso Fight Over Adolph Hotelling Mob Threat
In Owosso Michigan neighbors and relatives recall Adolph Hotelling as a violent denouncer of a rival criminal case. A mob gathered at the Genesee county jail after the Dorothy Schneider case spurred fears of lynching. National guardsmen and police kept order while Hotelling was moved to avoid mob violence as tensions rose in Flint.
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Owosso
Mich
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Adolph Tietelling
Islarer
Dorothy Schneiner
Michigan
Ruby Hotelling
Flint
Lake
Hotelling
J. W. Frye
Nfe
Hetelling
Jas
Genesee County
Dorothy Mare
Adolph
Thi County
Dorothy
National
Tvachers
Dorothy Schneider
Hickman
Lan Xg
Ionia Reformatory
Marines Kill Edel Leader in Nicaragua Skirmish
In Nicaragua near San Albín, U.S. Marines clashed with rebels from the General Aureustino Sandana group. The rebel general Mendes was killed, another fighter injured, and rebel equipment captured. Major General Terie oversees the Marine presence during a week long inspection tour.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Todas
Mendes
Geronimo Range
San Albine
Ameal
Marie
Nica
Asua
Terie
United States Marine Corps
Leverne Tod
Lorain Council OKs Bridge Plans on Broadway
Lorain council approved county plans to build the Lorain County Memorial bridge over Broadway with approaches to Reid avenue and a south ramp to Broadway. The action followed the original plan though details remained unsettled.
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Lorain
Jag
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Broadway
Reid Avenue
Excerpts From Statement Of Slayer In Flint Case
Excerpts from the statement of Adolph Hotelling 49, a carpenter, arrested in connection with the death of Dorothy Schneider. The interview covers his movements near Mt. Morris and questions about luring the girl, her requests to ride, and what he said about taking her toward his home.
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Flint, Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Carpenter
Deorothy Schneider
Caesar J. Soivents
Flint Pough
Mt. Morris
Mt Morris
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