Local Mortgage Meeting and Election of Officers
A Perry county meeting discussed a mortgage matter and a sale valued at $150,000 with 1 elected officers and a slate including A. H. Babcock Ralph Murdoch J. F. Jones Louis Fe tells T. B. Assett Jno. C nt George M. story treasurer. The gathering also noted health concerns and election plans amid winter conditions at a hotel.
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A. H. Baba
Ralph Mur- Sushing
J. Fones
Louis FE. Tells
Jno
George M. Story
Pittee
H. Babcock
Jones
Murbach
Tght
Faces Food Shortage United States Tells
Washington dispatches report German food needs total about 150 million dollars to buy 2 million tons of grains and cereals in coming months. France occupies the Ruhr, worsening Germany’s credit crisis as the mark sinks and foreign markets tighten. German buyers face paying cash or going without, with credit nearly vanished.
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Department of Commerce
Europe
Ruhr
Germany
France
Three more irregulars executed by Free State forces
Dublin on January 26 reports three additional irregulars executed by Free State forces. The men named Cunningham Conroy and Keller were executed at Birr after capture at Connamore.
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Dublin
Cunningham
Conroy
Keller
Birr
Connamore
Mrs Sophia De Raven De Haven Dies At 54
Mrs Sophia De Haven wife of L De Haven died early this morning at home on Oberlin Road aged fifty four after three years of ill health. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 PM at St Pauls church with burial at North Ridgeville.
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Sophia DeHaven
L. de Haven
Oberlin Road
St. Paul's Church
North Ridgeville
Policeman's Slayer Dies In Electric Chair
Columbus, Jan. 26. Ludie Clifford Shelton, 32, colored, was executed in the electric chair at the penitentiary at 12:08 this morning after being convicted of murdering Patrolman William H. Dieters at Cincinnati on August 28, 1918. Rev. Father Kelly, Catholic chaplain, accompanied Shelton to the chair. One application of electricity caused his death.
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Columbus
Ludie Clifford Shelton
Penitentiary
Wiliam H. Dieters
Cincinnati
Father Kelly
Shelton
Machine Lift by De Bothezat Built for Government
A government project at Mee Cookfield Dayton C. features a machine that lifts using three horizontal rotors. De Bothezat built the device at a cost of $200,000 to demonstrate lifting power in the air within minutes.
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de Bothezat
Mee Cookfield
Dayton
Lorain Park Sale Feasibility Over Back Pay
Jan 26 Lorain authorities face court action to collect 40 000 in back salaries for Lorain firemen and policemen unpaid since last October Attorney Aiken representing the workers says he may seek sheriff sale of a public park if city officials fail to act He notes adverse publicity but asserts the workers deserve timely payment.
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Lorain
Aiken
Safety Department
William F. Grail
Ohio prosecutors push four year terms in Ohio
In Columbus on January 26 the annual session of the Ohio association of prosecuting attorneys advocated speedy trials as crime prevention and urged the legislature to extend county prosecutor terms to four years. The present two year term was criticized. The association also voted to join the Ohio State Bar association. Officers chosen: President Edward W. Stanton, Cuyahoga. vice president Charles Bell, Hamilton. secretary John R. Ring, Franklin. treasurer Arthur W. Doyle, Summit.
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Columbus
Peess
Ohio Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Ohio State Bar Association
Edward W. Stanton
Cuyahoga County
Charles Bell
Hamilton County
John R. Ring
Franklin County
Arthur W. Doyle
Sumtit County
Federal Homes Owners At Lorain Seek Tax Relief
A letter from Central Federal Home Building Co to Washington asks relief for Lorain property owners on the Federal Home allotment. They say buyers were promised tax reductions on their home payments but are being charged the full amount.
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Lorain
Jan
Washington
Central Federal Home Building, Co
Lorain to issue 40000 bonds for police and firemen back pay
Lorain city council plans to pass an ordinance at a west meeting authorizing 40000 in bonds to pay police and firemen back pay. The move aims to prevent further legal action over money owed and to collect the due amounts.
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Lorain
Poyy ‘Ice
Postal Savings Deposits Slashed To $3,000 Limit
Washington January 26 A House Post Office Committee report recommends reducing the maximum postal savings deposits from 5900 to 3000. Secretary Mellon urged the change to curb heavy investments in postal earnings funds and to push money into business ventures.
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Washington
House Post Office
Mellon
Gun Totin Footpad Identified In Middletown Robberies
In Middletown Ohio on January 26 Edward Lige identified Kelly Hagger as the man who robbed him and was escorting to the county jail on a concealed weapon charge. Within half an hour Talmadge Pergrem and Dan Morrison also identified Hagger as the robber. Hagger is held on $1509 additional bond on robbery charges filed by all three men.
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Middletown
Edward Lige
Kelly Hagger
Hagger
Talmadge Pergrem
Dan Morrison
Lato
Theft of Two Overcoats at High School
M. R. Nash reported a theft at the high school yesterday afternoon. Two overcoats were taken, one belonging to Nash’s son. Police have descriptions and will pursue the suspect.
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M. R. Nash
Teacher Found Dead in Cincinnati Home
Loretta Murphy, 22, a domestic science teacher in the Qable schools, was found dead in her bathroom from basal fame. In Washington, Henry Ford plans a continuation of nitrate plant development at Muscle Shoals, Alabama, cited by Bernard Baruch in a Farm Bureau letter as vital to future American agriculture and wartime safety.
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Cincinnati
Loretta Murphy
Qable
Bas Fames
Washington
Muscle Shoal
Ala
Henry Ford
America
Bernard Baruch
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio University President Urges Youthful Leaders at Columbus Club
Dr. E B Bryan president of Ohio University Athens challenged Columbus young business men's club to elect men who will far overshadow events. His address stressed leadership and vision for the future.
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Columbus
E B. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Young Business Men's Club
Pinch Marsha Held in Stolen Auto Case in Steubenville
Steubenville reports arrest of Marsha Pinch on charges of possessing a stolen Buick. State and city enforcement tensions noted as Nye, a Jefferson County officer, alleges a frameup while an insurance adjuster, Albert Super, files the charges. Nye claims he bought the car from a Dennison, Ohio man and will name his source. He is to be taken to Wheeling to face charges.
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Steubenville
Janu
Dean Nye
Richmond
Ohio
Jefferson County
Semelance
Hls
Nye
Bers
Russell L. Law
Wheeling
Dennison
Nie
Chares
Albert Super
Cleveland Automobile
Telegraphers sue to halt railroad vote in Philadelphia
Joseph Nucklas, chairman of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, filed in federal court for an injunction to stop the Pennsylvania Railroad from proceeding with an election of railroad telegraphers representatives. The suit confirms the union supports the action, though non union workers are said to be eligible under the new plan.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Nucklas
Telegraphers
Cleveland drivers imprisoned in traffic court in 1923 surge
In Cleveland on January 26 twenty eight of 188 motorists appeared before Judge Samuel H. Stibert and drew workhouse sentences for speeding and other traffic law violations. The total prisoners marked the largest number thus far in 1923.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Stibert
Atte
GUN TOTERS Continued from Page One Plea not guilty
The prosecutor reported pending criminal trials for Wednesday February 7. Pleas entered by Plea not guilty for all defendants including Dechant Lorain grand larceny Paskin Lora grand larceny Stezner Lorain first degree murder Minnich Lorain assault and carrying concealed weapons McDonald Elyria uttering check Martinez Gonzales Cleveland grand larceny French Elyria rape McCulloch Lorain carrying concealed weapons. Bond amounts ranged from 500 to 2000 with several defendants not bonded.
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Irying Dechant
Lorain
Paskin
Lora
Carl Stezner
Joe Minnich
Harry McDonald
Elyria
Frank Martinez
Manuel Gonzales
Cleveland
Grand Larcany
Charles French
Morris McCulloch
Former Mayor Charged With Morphine Sale
ZANESVILLE Jan 26 Dr. David J Evans former mayor of this city was fined 500 and costs in municipal court on his pleas of guilty to furnishing a quantity of morphine to George Graber a state narcotic inspector Evans a Republican was defeated for re election as mayor at the last municipal election
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Zanesvhlle
David J. Evans
George Graber
Imapeetor
Evans
Uderat
Zanonville
City cuts wages for Cleveland truck drivers to save costs
On January 26 Cleveland reduced wages for one hundred city truck drivers from 5.59 to 5.00 dollars daily as part of a campaign to cut city expenditures by 300000 over last year. In Columbus the wool market outlook was set by Mark J. Smith at 4 million pounds from Ohio produced wool for the coop buyers. In Albany the state tax commission granted motorists an extension to March 1 to use 1922 license plates in New York. Washington featured Miss Alice Robertson proposing gospel and reform as a remedy to the divorce issue.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Mark J. Smith
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Albany
N.Y
State Tax Commission
New York State
Black Hand Threats Reported Near Yorkville
A Yorkville man, A. D. Serafine, received a letter demanding 3006 and a death threat, prompting protection around his pool room and residence near Steubenville. No violence occurred yet, and authorities were notified after the warning. Serafine previously faced a bomb threat and a branding incident years ago for resisting money demands.
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Steubenville
Jan.eee County
Cerie ‘al
A. D. Serafise
Yorkville
Serafne
Seraine
Mroney
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Hotey
U.S
Erin
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Lorain Park
Pinch
Marsha
Cleveland Auto
Standard Hardware Co
West Second Street
Ormer
Alice Robertson
Congress
Oklahoma
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Harding
White House
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National League
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