Court Dismisses Mother's Petition to Secure Child
The Lorain County court rejected Helen Smith’s bid to reclaim custody of her daughter Darlene. Miss Lilly, who has cared for the child since infancy, testified the probate court approved the adoption to give the child stability. The ruling ends the petition seeking to enjoin Lilly from continuing custody in the probate jurisdiction.
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Helens Nib
Darlene Mazny
Proich
Pally
Judie Smith
Miss Lully
Miss Luly
Jar Smith
Lorain
Sancmone
Miss Lily
Chicacs
Ope
Asa
Miss Lilly
Smith
Chicamo
Lil
James Ld
Tak
Pai
Kiwanis To Observe Twelfth Anniversary
J. F. Burke will address the Elewacis Club tomorrow at noon. Luncheon will mark Kiwanis International twelfth anniversary with Y. M. C. A. participation.
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Kiwanis
J. F. Burke
Elewacis Club
Nfernational
Ohio chief seeks stricter penalties for drunk driving
Mansfield police chief Bh. Be. McClure says driving under the influence should become a felony in Ohio. The police chiefs association will meet with Columbus Chief Harry French to draft bills for tougher fines and longer jail terms, arguing current penalties fail to curb drunken driving.
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Columbus
Dan
Ohio
Ohio Police Chiefs Association
BE. McClure
Mansfiel
Harry , French
McClure
Judge Agler to Preside at Rudner Trial in Canton
Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall of Ohio Supreme Court ruled Judge Kirchbaum would not function when Ben Rudner faces trial February 7 for the murder of Don Mellert. Justice Marshall appointed Judge A. W. Agiler of Stark County to guard the case to prevent possible prejudice or error.
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Agler
Rudner
Canton
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Krrchbaum
Ben Rudner
Don Mellert
Marshall
A. W. Agfiler
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Justice Marshall
Raids net 13 liquor possessors in Elyria bone dry drive
Early morning raids by O E Rankin and sheriffs deputies with police aid resulted in 13 alleged liquor possessors arrested and about 11700 gallons of booze poured out. All pleaded guilty to possession in police court and were fined 100 dollars plus costs. Names listed include River street, West River street, and West Irendale street residents.
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Utet
Johnd Hurd
Lave Ne
Lyle P
Teerh Street
Lyle Prindle
O. E. Rankin
Sheriffs Office
Southam, Wailen
Johnson
Elyria
Rankin
Harry Hinksen
George River Street
Youngman
West River
Jos Kertes
Frank Alhert Lpandy
Berret Terebe
West Raka
Ll West Street
Gasper Hellos
West River Street
Ardy Kokali
Steve Crompoy
Third Street
George _Yukas
Ziexmen Polgar
Suit Filed for 4150 in Auto Collision Injuries
Carl Zuelch of Cleveland files a personal injury suit against Cooper Corporation for 4060 in damages and 150 vehicle loss after a truck collided with his automobile on State Route near Birmingham on August 29, 1926.
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Carl Zuelch
Parkview Avejnue
Cleveland
Cooper Corporation
Compan Findiar
Birmingham
Newspapers Prove Best Ad Medium Says Hardy
Rays Morton Hardy urged salespeople that newspapers are the most effective advertising medium for merchandise. In a capacity audience he preached teamwork with customers and merchants, saying cooperation boosts profits and that merchants should help each other, not undercut rivals. He urged salespeople to aid customers in decision making.
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Hardy
Rays Morton Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Kellogg Denies US Commit to Arbitration in Mexican Dispute
Secretary of State Kellogg said the United States has not committed to settling the Mexican controversy by arbitration. He explained a prior statement was misinterpreted and that he did not endorse the Robinson resolution or the broader arbitration principle. He only affirmed the administration’s willingness for the Senate to express its opinion now.
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Washington
Kellogg
Kelloge
Senate
Norris Taha Resumed At Austin Court
In Austin Texas January 1 the Norris trial resumed after a postponement caused by Rev J Frank Norris illness. Fort Worth police chief Lee testified as first witness about the shooting of D C Chipps a wealthy lumberman at the First Baptist Church. Prosecutor and defense clashed over witness treatment and Norris conversation with Chipps prior to the killing.
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Minis Hutt
Marvin Simpson
Les
Norris
Simpson
H. C. Meacham
Fort Worth
Lee
Meac
Chipps
Jessie M. Brown
H. BE. Meek
Fanning
Wok Baetel
Empress Charlotte Dies in Brussels After Short Illness
Empress Charlotte widow of Mazmillan and former emperor of Mexico died in Brussels at seven this morning from pneumonia. King Albert and Queen Elisabeth attended the château after her death. Her fortune of about 3 million dollars goes to six heirs including King Albert, Princess Josephine, and Princess Hermine.
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Mazmillan
Brussels
Charlotte
Mexico
Ber
Albert
Elisabeth
Chateau Boachcunt
Austria
King Albert
Belgium
Josephien
Charles
Hohenzollern
Totte
Maxonlian of Presea
Mesteo
Tuas Moralke
Carlott
Mexico City Faces Suspicion Over Clergy Census
An official census of clergymen sparked fears that the government plans to reduce Catholic priests. Reports placed Archbishop Jiminez leading a rebel force in Jalisco, while Archbishop Diaz was said to be in Guatemala awaiting passage home. The episcopate denied these claims and sought US intercession to aid Diaz. Rebels in Jalisco reportedly prepared for a clash at San Jose de Gracia as federal forces tightened.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jiminez
Jalisco
War Department
Diaz
Spoesman
Guatemala
Chule
Cardinal O'Connel
Triston
United States
San Jose de Gracia
Sinclair Ordered To Appear For Contempt Plea
WashingtonJane VR Harry F Sinclair, a magnate, is summoned to appear early next week to plead to an indictment charging contempt for refusing to answer questions asked by the Senate Committee on Public Lands and Surveys. District Attorney Peyton Gordon announced. The Supreme Court has ruled on the authority to subpoena witnesses in the Daugherty case.
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Washington
Jane
Harry F. Sinclair
Senate Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
Peyton Gordon
Supreme Court
Daugherty
Senate
Public Sentiment Rises Over Beach Orgies Tale in Painesville
Lake County grand jury expected to indict nine men for allegedly staging beach orgies at Willoughby and nearby towns. Public anger follows reports of young women being lured by older men to cabins along the lake shore. Sheriff Rasmussen says warrants exist for five more men on charges of contributing to delinquency of minors and related offenses. they are at large.
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Painesville
Lake Coun
Willoughby
Kitland
Sherif Ed Rasmuss
YMCAMMAR TO ADDRESS CHEST WORKER DINNER
John W. Pontius, secretary of the Y M C A in Columbus, will speak at a Community Chest dinner and gathering for Elymia workers Tuesday evening January 25 at 6 o clock in the Congregational church. All Community Chest workers and interested Elymia residents are urged to attend to support next year’s drive.
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John W. Pontius
Y. M Co. A
Columbus
Congregational Church
Ttex Community Chest
Elymia
Thempaign
Riot in Shanghai Mills Leaves Three Chinese Dead
Three Chinese were killed and several injured in a riot at a Japanese owned cotton mill in Shanghai today. The violence disrupted the streetcar strike ongoing in Shanghai. The central news dispatch notes no further details on the deaths.
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London
Shanghai
Central News
Reed predicts Woods Senate confirmation after IC rejection
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania told President Coolidge that Cyrus E Woods of Pennsylvania will be confirmed by the Senate as interstate commerce commissioner despite the Interstate Commerce Commission’s rejection. Reed says he counts votes and expects a Senate vote by Friday.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennnsylvania
Senate
Reel OR
Pennsylvania
Coolidge Tomy
Reed
Woods
Coroner Probes Death Of Lorain Man James Beattie
County Coroner Miles E Perry investigates the death of 61 year old James Beattie of Lorain who died after a fall in a Lorain restaurant cellar. An autopsy showed skull fractures and a hammer found in the cellar prompts new inquiries by investigators. Three suspects are in custody with later releases. police doubt murder, awaiting full probe results.
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Miles E. Perry
James Beattie
Lorain
Beattie
Colorado Avenue
Perry
Iwo
Veterans Bureau to seek loan legislation on compensation certificates
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines said with President Coolidge's approval that the Veterans Bureau will push promptly for legislation to allow loans on adjusted compensation certificates. The loans would be funded from the reinsurance fund totaling 215000 pounds, with 17000 loans already made by banks nationwide.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Bureau
Cones
Veteran Bureau
Elyria Conductor Victim of Violent Car Attack
Conductor Emmet Marsh of the Cleveland and Southwestern line and two crew members faced violence after a Bayonne car stopped at Eagle avenue and Eight ninth street. An automobile crew of four assaulted Marsh and Krugman with a switch iron and revolvers, sending Marsh to hospital before police tracked the suspects.
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Emmet Marsh
Cleveland & Southwestern 18 Co
Frank
Jana
Marsh
William Brugman
R. V. Donogan
Bayonne
Eagle Avenue
S. F
E. 9Th Street
Krugman
Riha
Mars
Chefits Hospital
Cleveland
Challenge to seat made by Senator Reed
Washington January 19. Frank L. Smith of Illinois sought admittance to the senate after weeks of hesitancy and debate. Senator Deneen urged swearing him in under precedents allowing seating despite contested election results. A large crowd filled the galleries as Smith arrived and was greeted by former colleagues.
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Washington
Illinois
Senate
Len Sorell
Smith
Deneen
St Inole
Des- Sgnate
Sskau
Frank L. Smith
United States
Tilmoit
Shields
House
Dawes
Navy seaplane wrecked by blast at San Pedro
Jan 12 bursting in flames at Dead Man's Island Tos Ace geles harbor caused two sailors to suffer serious burns. A. Shaffer of North Island San Diego and Gov Hagerty of L S Maryland were injured and rushed to naval hospital in critical condition.
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Man's Island
Tos Acegeles Harbor
Taday
A. (. Shaffer
North Island Naval Base
San Diego
Gov. Hagerty
L. S Maryland
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