Mexican Rebel Advances And U S Naval Losses Reported
Mexican rebels capture Celaya a key railroad town splitting Obregon forces from Mexico City and the Monterey garrison joins de la Huerta. The U S cruiser Tacoma sank near Blanquilla Reef with Captain Sparrow and two radio operators lost. Tampico blockade postponed and a new arms delivery for Obregon arranged.
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Celaya
Guanajuato
Vera Cruz
de la Huerta
Obregon
Mexico City
Monterey
de la Hureta
Tampien
Wood
State Department
Richmond
Tampico
Omaha
United States
Tacoma
Herbert G. Sparrow
Mexico
Sparrow
Gulf
IESE Hometown Youth Talk Promises Insightful Evening
IESE students invite boys and young men to a seven o clock talk by Chinese member T Mei at the YMCA Young Men's Christian Association hall. The event highlights Y work, with Arthur Bagh preparing to depart for the Orient and a Hi Y budget awareness campaign led by the association. Rugh may speak in person later if his ski tour ends in time.
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Rugh
Lei
Ohio farm costs rise while product prices slump
In Columbus on January 23 statisticians report farm costs up about 50 percent since 1913 while product prices are as low as eleven years ago, forcing many farms to cut operations. Other items note aeronautic prize funds boosting cash awards, indictments in Tiffin over a million whiskey ring, and world court remarks by Charles Levermore at a Ohio pastors convention.
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VEDO
Klal Mer
Adolph Uuger
Tiffin
Kral Cvavi Leia
Wumbus
World Court
Charles H. Levermore
World Court 3
League of Nations
Ohio
Washington
Liquor Treaty With Britain Expanded Search Rights
The United States and Great Britain signed a short treaty allowing U S customs police to stop and search suspected British vessels within about twelve miles from U S shores to curb rum running. Britain gains the right for its Atlantic ships to bring liquor into American ports under seal. Sir Auckland Geddes likely signs off as ambassador. Sir Esme Howard to succeed.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
State Department
State Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
France
Italy
Spain
Belgium
Japan
Netherlands
England
Esme Howard
Frank Olah Dies After Seven Year Illness at 38
Frank Olah died at his home on 537 Irondale street after a seven year illness. He leaves a wife and son Andrew, five sisters, two brothers, and a mother in Europe. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home. funeral arrangements pending.
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Frank Olah
Irondale Street
Andrew
Europe
Mr. Olah
Sudro Funeral
Resignation and political shifts ripple in early 1920s Britain
J H Thomas resigns as secretary in the National Union of Railway Men to become secretary of state for the colonies in the new MacDonald cabinet. Reports suggest other labor officials may resign amid cabinet changes and railway strike tensions.
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London
J. H. Thomas
National Union of Railway Men
MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Mother dies rescuing child in fatal Pottsville fire
A Pottsville fire at Middleport destroys a home leaving Mrs. Andrew Harville and her four children dead. The infant died near the doorway while the mother ran back inside to save him. Survivors include the husband and a visiting child. In Lima, David Van Pelt, 18, died after an oil forge toppled and engulfted him in flames. Albert Thornberry suffered serious burns helping.
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Pottsville
Middleport
Andrew Harville
Lima
Jen
David van Pelt
Olay
Lima Locomotive Works
Albert Thornberry
van Pelt
Coolidge asks relief for farmers with five immediate proposals
President Coolidge sent to Congress five temporary relief proposals for northwest farmers facing hard economic times. The plan includes refunding past due debts, federal wheat-farming aid, bank capital restoration, private financing for reorganization, and extending wartime loan authority. He warns legislation alone can’t solve the problem without debtor-creditor funding arrangements.
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Washington
Northwest
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Coolidge
School board approves land sale and trade near Roosevelt grounds
The board of education reported the sale of land on Western Heights for 1375 dollars by the Americanization Association and approved a trade. The district also accepted a adjoining parcel at the same price to square the Roosevelt grounds, both transactions approved.
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Board of Education
Western Heights
Americanization Association
Roosevelt Grounds
Suit Filed Over Weat River Road Culvert Damage
Sues County Q O Rankin files suit against county commissioners seeking 150 dollars for damages to his car after striking an iron railing at a culvert on the Weat River road. He claims weeds and grass obstructed the culvert view and he hit Sept 18.
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QO E. Rankin
Weat River
School board accepts depository bid from To Rain County Savings
The board of education last night accepted the bid of To Rain County Savings & Trust Co. as depository for the daily balance fund. The bank agreed to pay 245 percent interest and to give a proper bond securing the account.
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Board of Education
Torain County Savings & Trust Co
Woman Named Series for Crawford G I
Mrs Ira F Freese widow of Crawford county sheriff was appointed to complete her husbands term She becomes Ohio's first woman sheriff Her husband died last Saturday when his car was struck by a passenger train at a crossing in Bucyrus Ohio
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Ohio
Bucyrus
Ira F. Freese
Crawford County
Crehan Makes Three Arrests By Patrolman Crehan
Patrolman Pat Crehan made three arrests in one day. One suspect, Ed Sherman, 1715 W 18th Cleveland, hid stolen garage items from Dr. Ross. The other pair, Spiridon Doukas and Peter Petsis of Philadelphia, were found with whiskey and street car tickets and jailed for transporting liquor.
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Pat Crehan
Ed. Sherman
W. 18Th Street
Cleveland
Dr. Ross
Crehan
Stankard
Spiridon Doukas
Peter Petsis
N. 62Nd St
Philadelphia
Boy Coaster Is Murdered
Wilbert Visoky an 18 year old, shot on Park road Linndale while en route to a coasting party. He died after midnight in a Cleveland hospital. Two unidentified assailants sought by authorities as three companions are questioned for clues.
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Cleveland
Wilbert Visoky
Visoky
Park Road
Linndale
Stanton
Polish immigrant steel worker dies of pneumonia
Nick Moros, 43, a steel worker who came from Poland nine years ago, died Tuesday at Memorial hospital from pneumonia. He lived in an Elyria Iron and Steel Co house on Fifteenth Street with a wife and two children in Poland and no other relatives in America. The body was taken to the Welsh Funeral Home for burial preparations. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Nick Moros
Memorial Hospital
Elyria Iron and Steel Company
Fifteenth Street
Poland
America
Resignation of Elyria Superintendent Accepted
Supt F M Shelton's resignation was accepted by the Elyria board with protections for schools until a successor is chosen. He cited a Springfield Ohio offer as the reason and thanked the staff for loyal support. The board will begin a search, with several candidates discussed. Meanwhile arrangements to protect the district are to be made. A Springfield bid was described as a major professional step for Shelton.
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F. M. Shelton
Board of Education
Shelton
Springfield
Ohio
Elyria Board of Education
Elyria
Flit
Springfield Board
Ernest Crisp
Mr. Shelton
Frank A. Smith
Crehore
A. R. Agate
Fnally
Joseph
Rinning
Crisp
Smith
Lorain County Grand Jury Indicts for Murder and Liquor Violations
The Lorain county grand jury reported to Judge Webber after five days in session. They examined 160 witnesses, returned 47 indictments including three for first degree murder, one for second degree murder, and one for manslaughter, plus eleven liquor law indictments. Alice Hall and Louis Cowles of Wellington were indicted for first degree murder in the death of their infant child on October 23. Hall posted bail but is to be rearrested. Cowles remains jailed.
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Lorain County
Webber
Alice Hall
Louis Cowles
Wellington
Charles Wright
John
Laicy
Nickle Plate
Lorain
Larry
Wright
Bendelia Cruz
Jesus Guaman
He. National Tube Co
Earl Burton
Perry Goart
Elyria
Frank Knevich
George Barton
George
Mary Echko
Rudolph Kubazak
Stanley Jeziorski
Joseph Bors
John Simko
George Vass
Antone Kuyawski
William Smith
Ernest Davison
Scotty Mains
Howard Norman
Overland- Knight
Julius Stevens
Thomas
Smith
H. Burge
Kenneth Knowles
Adrian Buswell
Donahey Defends Budget Stand Amid Tax Debate
Ohio Governor Donahey rejected calls for a special session to pass new taxation measures. He cited federal spending and local debts, urging restraint unless a taxing district’s voters authorize it. The report details Mouser’s letter and the governor’s response along with multiple indictments in Lorain and nearby cities.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Donahey
Grant E. Mouser, Jr
Marion
Ohio
United States
Mousers
Mouser
Tronacher
House
Senate
Robbers Steal $1200 From Ohio Bank
Two bandits held up an Ohio bank in Basil Fairfield County this afternoon taking $1200 from an assistant cashier and a customer. They escaped in a automobile and police report notes a prior license of William Fields for a different car may be connected.
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Columbus
Basil
Fairfield County
Columbus Pohice
William Fields
Lorain Considers Closing Fire Stations and Cuts
Lorain officials study council legislation after Mayor Hoffman's retrenchment plan. It proposes closing five fire stations and eliminating the ladder track at No. 3, saving ten men. Police reductions undecided. eighteen officers mentioned. concerns about rising crime.
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Lorain
Hoffman
No. 3
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