Plant Owner and Stenographer Arrested in Forgery Case
Meyer Lubin proprietor of the Cleveland embroidery and button company and his stenographer Dorothy Draginsky 22 will face ker court on forgery charges alleging $40000 secured. They were arrested yesterday with Draginsky released on bond while Lubin could not post the required 20900. Lubin allegedly took the blame stating most money was cut by him to cover liquor schemes in Cleveland. He claims he advanced funds to associates who later vanished. Draginsky allegedly wrote discounted forced orders at dictation.
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Meyer Lubin
Cleveland Embroidery and Button Company
Dorothy Draginsky
Poker Court
Miss Draginsky
Lubin
Meney
Miss Drazinsky
Nine Day Mourning For Pope Bene dict XV
Rome reports reflect the nine days of funeral rites for Pope Benedict XV begun with a solemn Mass in St. Peter's. Cardinal-Priest Giuseppe Pinta is predicted as a leading candidate with Italian pontifical politics leaning toward reconciliation with Rome. Betting on the conclave has begun among Italians and French Riviera gamblers alike.
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Benedict XV
Bawan
Sv. Peters
Eigen
Julian
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Card Uai Almaiez Y Sautoa
Minnistry of Marine
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Thera
Bewaid MV
Giuseppe Printo
G&rchutonopa
Naples
Louis Nazara
Arcuu
Quebec
Franco Riviera
Farm hand Lester Holt sought after disappearance
Police search for Lester Holt a farm hand employed by Geo Hahn north of Oberlin after she vanished Sunday. Articles from the Hahn family were found abandoned at Oberlin along with Holt’s horse and buggy and two revolvers. A Green Line streetcar was boarded by a man matching Holt’s description in Cleveland.
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Geo. Hahn
Oberlin
Hahn
Holt
West Third Street
Cleveland
Grand Jury Tours County Jail and Home
The grand jury inspected the county jail before visiting the county home, the first such visit under current law. Superintendent Bans and his wife hosted a dinner for the jurors before their return.
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Bans
Ford seals Maeda Shoals nitrate plant lease deal
The Ford company contract for leasing the Maeda Shoals nitrate plants and water power project moves to Detroit by mail after War Secretary Weeks says Ford and party will sign and return before week end. A separate grand jury subpoena targets Col Thomas W Miller over Bosch Magneto Company asset seizures and sales during the war.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Maeda Shoals
Als
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Ford
Detroit
War Weeks
Weeks
War Department
Congress
Thomas W Miller
Federal Grand Jury
Boston
Mitchell Palémer
Bosch Magneto Company
Brech Magneto
American Borch Magneto Company
Palmer
Marin Thern
Allentown
Auto Bandits Break Jewelry Store Window in Jackson
Three automobile bandits smashed the plate glass window of W. W. Bugg's jewelry store in Jackson Michigan and fled with jewelry valued at several thousand dollars including twelve diamond rings three bar pins twenty watches and twelve bracelets. George Herbert suffered a severe chin cut while coasting on Cascade hill and will be off work for a few days.
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Jackson, Mich
W. W. Bugg
George Herbert
Farmont Avenue
Cascade Bill
Warner Brewings sue over bar fixtures in replevin case
The Warner Brewings filed replevin against Alex Aranger of Lerain to recover bar fixtures they say are withheld. They seek 200 in damages.
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Warner Brewings
Lagan
Alex Aranger
Lerain
County to Decide Land Appraisal Tax Rise Feb 8 Hearings
County commissioners hold a public hearing on February 8 to decide if county real estate should be reappraised and tax levels adjusted. Auditor reports most property properly valued but notes land was last appraised in 1917 and urges no immediate action.
Senate Rejects Amendment to Foreign Debt Funding Measure
Washington January 24 the Senate voted down by a decisive vote an amendment offered by Senator Walah to the foreign debt funding bill. The proposal would have required all US foreign debt agreements with other governments to come before the Senate for approval before any payment arrangements could be made.
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Senate
Walah
Mass
United States
U.S
Lorain Taxi Sued Over Driver Collision
Mike Ratza sues W. Basore Lorain Transfer for 17 765 72 damages claiming May 30 1926 taxi collision injured him at 28th Street and Elyria Avenue Lorain. He alleges Basore taxi struck him while attempting to pass and his left eye and rib were injured plus medical and damage costs.
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Basore
Lorain
Hatza
28Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Txi
Batra
Lancaster First to Get Unified Service
Columbus January 24 The first Ohio town to receive unified telephone service under the recent merger of Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone Companies is Lancaster. The state utilities commission and the Ohio Bell Company announced the elimination of the dual system of telephoning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Matser
Ohio Bell
Ohio State Telephone Companies
Ohio Bell Company
Hogs Promote Jump at Cleveland Market
Hogs jump at the Cleveland stock yards this morning with steady bidding yielding about 10.96 dollars per hundredweight for hogs, a price level not seen for several months. Buyers report strong demand supporting the advance.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Stockards
Japan Refuses Siberia Troop Withdrawal
Washington January 24 Japan maintains troops in Siberia despite world powers’ talks. Officials hint a tentative evacuation date may arise but doubt remains. The United States seeks a clear position on Siberia amid Allied efforts to resolve the Russian issue.
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Washington
Japan
Siberia
Bt. Hughes
United States
Far East
U.S
Victims of Auto Mishap Improving
Six people injured in a collision on Hast Bridge Street Sunday night, five from Lakewood and one from Toledo, were reported improving today. The crash occurred when a car driven by F. H. Turnbull of Rocky River skidded on the curb and swerved into another car driven by R. H. King of this city, police report said.
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Hast Bidge Street
Lakewood
Lotla
F. H. Turnbull
Rocky River
R. H. King
Yellow Tine Sued For 75000 In Personal Injury
Mathias Mawby sues Lake Shore Electric 338, claiming a crossing accident on August 11, 1919, left Mawby with a broken ankle, thirteen broken ribs, back and spine injuries, and extensive bruising after a fast train failed to signal. He says his farm is bisected by the company tracks and blames the motorman for carelessness.
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Lake Shore Electric
Mathias Mawby
Impadt
Eight armed men rob Dublin bank for $5001
Eight armed bandits held up the Hibernian bank on Thomas street and escaped with $5001. In Dayton, the First National Bank was reportedly robbed again, with a witness describing two men and a theft involving money from stockings. Authorities pursue the culprits to recover the funds.
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Thomas Street
The
Hibernian Bank
Dayton
First National’ Bank
Myrtle Graham
Dodgers Buy Crane From Cincinnati for 7500
Brooklyn Dodgers obtained pitcher Crane from Cincinnati for 7500 dollars. The deal moved Crane to Brooklyn ahead of the season with terms not disclosed.
Hines Defends Government Rail Control In 1919 Transfer
In Washington on January 24 D Hines told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that government control of railroads before 1919 improved equipment morale and efficiency. He argued the railroads were in better shape when returned to private ownership than when the government operated them.
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Washington
Hines
Torengesse
Detora
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Fighter dies from injuries after floored in bout
Joe Melanson a 24 year old boxer died at Boston city hospital from injuries sustained during a match with Jon St Hillaire at the Carlyle A C He was knocked down in the third round with a blow to the chin and his skull fractured He never regained consciousness St Hillaire aged 19 remains under detention
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Boston
Mass
Joe Melanson
City Hospital
Jon St Hillaire
Carlyle A. C
Melanson
St. Hillaire
Fireman Backus Suspended Over Drink Incident
Fireman J. D. Backus of No 1 Station was suspended today by Fire Chief Bates after a trip to Western Heights where he drank raisin jack and injured his hand. He was brought to the fire station by a passing truck and will face a hearing before Safety Director Beck soon.
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J. D. Backus
No. 1
Bates Backus
Western Heights
Beck
Yankees Begin Spring Camp Roster for Hot Springs
Members of the New York Yankees Wieking staff and others are ordered to report at Hot Springs February 17 for the boing out process. The club assembles in New Orleans March 1 with Babe Ruth and players such as Mays Shawkey Hoye Bush Jones Cather Devormer and Infelders Frank Baler and Everett Beott among those listed.
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New York Yankees Wieking
a@ay
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New Orleans
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Shawkey
Hoye
Bush
Jones
Cather Devormer
Infeldera
Frank Baler
Everett Beott
Masgilion Steel Plant Increases Production
Marmillon Jan 24 Actual rial operations at two large steel plants of the Central Steel Company were raised today with the resumption of open hearth furnaces and hot mills after a long shutdown. Open hearth work increased significantly with most furnaces now in operation after months idle.
Lorain Plant Taxes Result in Default Judgment
Walter Ludwig treasurer of Lorain County wins default judgment against Cromwell Steel Co. to force collection of unpaid taxes on a Lorain plant. No representative appeared for Cromwell Steel Co. as the treasurer is entitled to begin proceedings to sell the property and collect the amount due.
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Walter Ludwig
Lorain County
Cromwell Steel Co
Steel Co
U S Officials Skeptical of Genoa Conference
President Harding and his advisors have told European statesmen in Washington that the United States does not favor the Genoa economic conference planned for March. The Italian government has issued invitations, and Europeans predict the conference may be postponed or called off.
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Harding
United States
Genoa
Genoa Conference May Be Postponed
European delegates at the armament conference predicted the Genoa economic conference scheduled for March will likely be postponed. The meeting aims to discuss measures for Europe’s economic rehabilitation and financial recovery.
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Genoa
Europe
Suit to Settle Deed Over Property in Trial
Nerman C. New Man sues Elizabeth Newmng i before Judge Redington seeking to set aside a deed and authorize sale of property to pay debts. A prior case went to the supreme court and was remanded for trial by the lower court.
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Nerman C. New Man
Elizabeth Newmng
Ion
Redington
Supreme Court
Want Ads Guide for Quick Real Prop and Goods Deals
Practical brochure note urging readers to use want ads for buying and selling furniture cars pianos books lawn mowers houses phonographs and machinery. Advises reading the want ad page regularly to track realty prices and big propositions.
E Z Rim Co Buys Plant Moves to Grefton
The E Z Rim Co quits purchase of the Schwartz Van Wormer shop at Ridgeville after paying $1,000 down. This week it bought the Pregstess Co plant at Grefton for $14,000 and will relocate there for better shipping facilities. The move will provide Graftaz with a manufacturing plant.
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Schwartz- van Wormer
Ridgeville
Rim Co
Pregstess Co
Grefton
Graftaz
Greek King May Abdicate to Crown Prince George
London dispatch reports King Constantine of Greece may abdicate in favor of his eldest son Prince George. Allies told Athens that normal relations hinge on Constantine’s departure, while the Greek minister denying British pressure prompts.
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London
Constantine
Greece
Prince George
Athens
Daily Express
O J Pamm Gardner Sues In Foreclosure Case
The plaintiff files suit for a default judgment against Ila Caronta of Well Refon for 833903. A mortgage securing the claim has been ordered foreclosed.
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J. Pamm Gardner
Miss Rose Moriarty Speaks On Industrial Commission
Miss Rose Moriarty addressed a Strand theater audience describing the Industrial Commission's operations and aims. She urged employers and employees to exert their best during the current business crisis and to uphold the wartime ideals guiding the nation.
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Rose Moriarty
Strand
Banizaten
Mary Garden Says Men Are Cats Not Women
New York gossip notes Mary Garden quips that men are cats, not women, amid chatter about Muratore leaving the Chies a grand opera company. She skirts conjecture with humor, reflecting on temperament and public opinion surrounding opera figures.
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New York
Cata’ Auf Mery
Muratere
Muratore
Chiesto Grand Opera Company
Mary
Wome
TER
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