Hague blocks trial of Wilhelm as extradition rejected
The Hague refuses Allied demands for extradition of former German Emperor Wilhelm II. Paris notes show the Dutch government decided not to surrender him for trial, and Wilhelm lives in exile at Amerongen castle, with monarchists seeking a martyr to fuel agitation.
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Associated Press
The
Hague
Uteh
Iperor William
Germany
Paris
Iria
Eme
Emer
Lega
Erlands
Ger
Garmin Emper
Forrherkaiser
Amerongen
Count Bentinck
Holland
Hupprecha
Bavaria
Enduring Back in 1318 Pan Germans and ex Kaiser debate
A fragmentary report recalls Pan German and conservative views on Germany’s postwar future with the ex Kaiser’s fate and the Hohenzollern dynasty. It notes George Gothein’s remarks on seeking accountability for war and the War prolongation commission led by Rothein as a probe into German actions.
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Lin
Kalser
George Gothein
Rothein
Law Assembly
Protest Parade Planned in Berlin for Kaiser's Aid Extradition
Berlin January 23 A public demonstration planned for Sunday at Circus Lusch to protest extradition from Holland. Count Von Bernstorff, cousin of the former German ambassador to the United States, will preside.
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Berlin
Ain
Lusch
Holland
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Holland Appeals to Neutrals to Bar Exclusion Trial
Berlin reports Holland issued a circular note urging neutrals to protest compulsory or traditional expropriation of asylum rights. The Hague note argues such measures violate internationally recognized asylum rights and would undermine neutral states.
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Holland
Berlin
Tudey
The
Hague
Railway Chronicle Telegion Plant Moves Delays End
The Chronicle telegraph office relocates to the first floor delaying deliveries briefly. Line shafts were adapted to fit new machinery and several repairs completed. A large purchase of updated equipment will make the office better prepared to serve the public once installed.
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Chronicle Telegion
Cevcral
Chronele Teléstam
City Officials Praised In State TE Examination Report
The TE examination report compliments city officials including Auditor Guthman for neat and accurate records. It commends the mayoral office and police for proper handling of annual court records and city finances. Several departments are noted for prompt reporting and generally favorable evaluations, with only minor issues cited.
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Cal
Guthman
Mayors Office
Senate
Clale
Bryan Wilson breach wider in New York fight
Washington Jan 23 Wilson Jennings Bryan's demand that Ha mer yy Curopanys resign a Chairman or erase giving aid to Edwards New Jersey Democratic governors caused another furore in Democratic headquarters as Bryan promotes his leadership bid. Cummings and Tumully altered Edwards inauguration coverage praising the new governor and urging prohibition stiff enforcement amid party tensions.
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Washington
Wilson Jennings Bryan
Hamer Yy Curopanys
Ueoncritic Nacional
Dalward
Edwards
New Jersey
New
Cummings
Joseph Tumnulty
Edwarids
Lerton
Monduay
Bug
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Idwirms
Yamypant
Wet Sud
Congr
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Richmort
Chatman Cummings
Democrats
Bdwirdy
Nebrigta Tarmanes
Bivan Rossy
Broker Found Guilty Grand Larceny Today
George Graham Rice a stock broker was found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree for stealing 721 from Ros Hartman of Mansfeld. He testified his real name was Jacob Herzog and said he built a 35 million dollar brokerage business before the alleged loss. He faces up to ten years and will be sentenced next Thursday.
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Associated Presa
New York
George Graham Rice
Ros
Hartman
Mansfeld
Rice
Nemo
Jacob Herzog
Pasonally
Earthquake Shakes Mexico City Area Early Morning
A strong earthquake was felt in Mexico City and Veracruz yesterday morning between three and five. There were no deaths or serious injuries reported, though some witnesses described building tremors and minor damage. Authorities advised caution and inspections are underway.
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Ity Associated Press
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Chicago Faces Severe Flu Crisis Amid Rising Infections
City health officials report a sharp spike in influenza cases with 396 new infections and multiple deaths in the past week. Commissioner Robertson notes a 50 percent drop in 24 hours but warns the death toll is rising as flu spreads across Chicago and surrounding areas.
Electric Co Incorporated for This City
Columbus January 28 The Electric Company of Elyria was incorporated at Columbus today for 100000 by A J Krans and O J J Springler.
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Assocate
Columbus
Kelectrice 11 Bys Company of
Elyria
A J Krans
O J J Springler
Elect Officers of Chamber of Commerce at February Session
Nominating committee lists candidates for chamber of commerce officers and directors for the coming year. Voting is set for February 3 from 10:35 a.m. to 7:490 p.m. Candidates include president Wo Phillips Too Stroup HT Winckles vice president J 13 Johnson Schparsch Ro director Alex Altfeld 1 Biarcuart Dr J oF Pettertowe and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Terinat U
Wo Phillips
Stroup
HT Winckles
Johnson Schparsch Ro
Whelan
Alex Altfleid
Biarcuart
Pettertowe
Crovin
Break Smith One Per Cent Law Proposed in Legislature
Columbus January 23 The proposal to modify the Smith One Per Cent law to aid financially distressed citizens and school districts sits with a conference committee after the House refused to concur with a Senate amendment. Members expect no House reversal and action hinges on the committee meeting next Tuesday.
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Columbus
Senate
New Americans at Hungarian Church Reach Audience
The second in a series of Americanization meetings by the Social Settlement Association drew a large audience at the Hungarian church school. English and Hungarian residents heard songs from the church orchestra and heard talks by Pastor Rey and a Cleveland guest on American life, with local leaders praising the effort and discussing future sessions.
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High Shool
Rey al Fos
Duces
Huovares
Clavelind
Agrerigan Sm
Ilsy
George
Mos Hayes
Criminal Jury Trials Set to Open Monday Morning
Criminal trials will begin at the courthouse on Monday with several defendants in the docket. The first case to be heard is not yet determined as speakers have not confirmed which plea changes will occur, but many have entered not guilty pleas that could shorten the term.
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Mordin Man
Vermilion to Face Amaerst Hi Tonight
Amaerst Hi hosts Vermilion in a basketball matchup noted for uncertain form and a shaky season. The article hints at past struggles and tough road conditions, with players showing potential despite obstacles.
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Amaerst HI
Vermilion
County Yanks May Get Free Scholarships
Local men veterans sailors and orphans in Lorain County may apply for Home Study free scholarships offered by the Educational Service for demobilized personnel. Funds remain available to support many applicants though distribution depends on local committee review and state awards.
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oSheloen
Ehaurmis
J. Loris County Educational Sersview Committee
Sailor Marine
Orphaneo Cgi
Wal
Shelton
Tate
Rome
United
MGA
Tromceta
Hindman Hight
Jorain Vourty
College Technical Ind A
Tearsea
Courttrea
Colunbus
Naval Decorations Board Chair Opposes Broad Awards
Rear Admiral A W Knight, chairman of the Naval Decorations Board, testified with Secretary Daniels before Senate investigation committees. They disagreed on granting high decorations to officers who lost ships to enemy action unless they had the enemy action.
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Washington
A Wo Knight
Naval Decorations Board
Insua
Daniels
Senate Investigation Committees
Knight
Chicago Teachers Secure Temporary 63 Percent Raise
Chicago teachers voting a 63 percent wage increase will receive a blanket sum of four to five hundred dollars as temporary relief. George Arnold, chairman of the board, said the raise is temporary and teachers will continue fighting to secure pay parity with common labor. Minimums set include 1200 for elementary teachers and 2509 for others, while promotions and responsibilities are noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Arnold
Foer
Jessie Jo Walther
Heer Sianes
County Clerk Upgrades Noted In Administrative Review
The county clerk implements numerous improvements across offices and facilities. Officials confirm ongoing renovations, new procedures, and asset updates aimed at streamlining operations and ensuring better public access.
Passengers of Disabled Ships Rescued at Hoboken Dock
The Northern Pacific rescued passengers from a distressed vessel yesterday morning and is docked at Hoboken around nine o clock. The Powhatan is in tow of the steamer Lady Laurier and proceeding toward Halifax.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Hoboken
Powhatan
Lady Laurier
Halifaa
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Banquet Summary T: Elyria Chamber of Commerce Banquet February
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting and banquet in February. Maury Wade of Union is expected as the guest, with limited plates for the event and election of officers and directors to follow.
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Rey, Cerse
Ihe Ex Mings
Agery
Inna Elechoen of
Atheers
Veweida Lureettend Ince
Girl Confesses in Father Killing at Rural Academy
An 18 year old Ruth Jefferson confessed to shooting her father, Charles Jefferson, 48, an employee at a rural academy, claiming he threatened her mother and had made threats before. He lay in critical condition with a bullet wound near the heart.
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Annirohs Wa
Ruth Jefferson
Charles Jefferson
Reed
Academs
Jeter
Lorain Woman Hatches Plan After Abandoning Husband and Three Children
Jan 21 reports say Mrs Steve Cynar 24 of West 16th Street left her husband and three children with the intent to see more of the world. She and Mrs Tanitia Terka of West 13th Street were found in Cleveland while seeking passage to Hungary. Terka carried 4900 and a razor. Cynar’s motive and the family rift led police to separate the couples and seek reconciliation.
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Steve Cynar
West
Cmpany
Tanitia Terka
13Th Street
Cleveland
Pesigo
Hungary
Terka
Forette
Edward
Ftth
Cleanar
Cynar
Rea
Terke
Uneir
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