Wellington honors home G A B Hall reception
Wellington and Lorain county residents welcomed Daniel M Hall, Commander in Chief of the National Grand Army of the Republic, returning to his hometown. The event featured veteran speakers, a parade, and a patriotic program with local officials praising Hall and noting civic revival and factory growth in Ellington.
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Intervention Proposal At Oberlin Urges U N Unity For Korea
Prof. D R Moore head of Oberlin College history department urged U S intervention in Korea before the Young Men’s Christians club at the Audubon hotel. He called Korea the second oppressed nation after Ireland and accused Japan of fraudulently taking Korea and erasing Korean education, pressing for League of Nations action. Moore also discussed his trip to the area with the Junior Chamber of Commerce delegation.
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Oberlin’ College
Korea
Ireland
Oberlin College
United States
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Ios
Young Mens Taisinees
League of Nations
Moore
Clark
Akron poolroom holdup ends in fatal shooting
Associated Press report from Akron describes a dramatic holdup last night where ten men were lined against the poolroom wall and robbed of $200 in cash and jewelry. Harinio Caesino, 268, a suspect, was shot to death by Howard Callen who chased the fleeing robber with a repeating rifle after witnessing the crime.
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Associated Press
Akron
Tan
Harinio Caesino
Howard Callen
Callen
Workers seek wage increase for iron and steel laborers
Union officials announce plans to demand higher wage scales for members of the Amal Ramated Association of Iron steel and tin workers. Representatives will press manufacturers in spring negotiations. The Pennsylvania railroad sues Wixaway Construction Co in court seeking 4231.27 for demurrage and war tax on services rendered at Jalliance.
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Penonsylvania Raidroad Huc
Wixaway Construction Co
Raiilroad
Jalliance
Wounding of Erzberger Spurs German Government Crisis
The wounding of Erzberger heightens a growing crisis for Germany as the Ebert government battles uprisings after the armistice. Rioting follows with street shootings in Berlin, prompting deployment of armed troops and armored cars to patrol the capital.
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Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Mother's Love and Tears Free Lorain Boy on Parole
A mother’s plea and friends’ testimony sway Judge Redington to parole 18 year old Max Driske of Lorain after he pled guilty to grand larceny. Driske admitted pockets were picked but shown good character, prompting a reform school release with a promise to reform.
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Max Drifxe
Lorain
Rodton
Driska
Redington
Driske
Perele
Steamer Sidney O Neff Freed After Eight Days Ice Stranding
The freight steamer Sidney O Neff, bound eight days in Lake Michigan ice, was released by the steel steamer Alabama and entered the Chicago River this morning with all crew aboard. Also aboard were seven men who had started from the stranded steamer Sunday and had been missing.
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Associated Presssy
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Sidney O. Neff
Alabama
Oberlin Man Is Acquitted in Assault Case
James Hewitt of Oberlin, a colored man, was found not guilty of assault and battery by a jury. Conflicting witness statements for the State led to the acquittal. James Young and William Pfeiffer pled guilty to burglary and larceny. Judge Redington sent Young to the penitentiary and Pfeiffer to the Mansfield reformatory.
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James Hewitt
Oberlin
James Young
William Breit Fer
Redington
Young
Penitentiary
Pfeiffer
Mansfield, Reformatory
Australian premier warns Pacific war likely next
London Jan 28 Australian Premier W A Hughes told a Melbourne audience that the next war would probably start in the Pacific. He urged readiness with a strong army and warned nations lusting after this country hedge us in.
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London
W. A. Hughes
Melborne
Pacific
Carnation Day Honors McKinley Birth Anniversary
Tomorrow, January 29, Carnation Day will be observed with carnations worn in honor of former President William McKinley. McKinley was born on January 29, 1844, marking his birth anniversary.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Jacunty
Golden Bubble Broke, Bride Heartbroken in Love Fraud Tale
A wife claims Senator Huffman’s wife past and present as she seeks a $709,900 legacy tied to a marriage. She describes a rushed last Thursday ceremony, plans for a honeymoon, and an offer to appear in films as she questions Huffman’s fidelity. Sheriff MoCarson investigates his movements while the bride contemplates returning to hotel work.
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Huffman
B. Huffman
Marrie
Merrig
Wiliam B. Wuffinn
Wheeling
W. Va
Tha Hide
Cleveland
Mini
Cuyahoga Falls
Pennayleanin Round House
Huffian
Norfolk
Hat City
Let Contract for Laying of Pipe The Board of Control to receive bids on laying new Wil Works main from Penfield Jumsion to lake shore plant
The Board of Control prepares to receive estimates on excavating and laying the Wil Works main from Penfield Jumsion to the lake shore plant. A successful contractor is to be chosen, with several local firms expected to bid. Labor scarcity and high labor costs are noted as key considerations in the current market.
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Board of Control
Wil Works
Penfield
Jumsion
Lake Shore
Canon Savage Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
The Rotary Club gathered Tuesday at noon with strong attendance for a talk by C. E. Lozier of Columbia Steel Co. He described the industry’s activities and displayed samples of work. Major Conan Savage, a former Canadian officer, attended and spoke on Serbian relief efforts, providing informative details about the war impoverished people.
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Rotary Club
C. E. Lozier
Columbia Steel Co
Jozier
Conan Savage
Flu Cases At Cleveland Raise Epidemic fears
Cleveland health officials report 650 influenza cases in the last ten days, up from 445 in the same period last year, signaling a possible serious outbreak. Today 70 new cases were logged and yesterday 122. Officials warn the city may face a more severe epidemic than the previous year.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Wilson Urges Europe Help in Death of Mrs Nesbitt
Washington January 29 President urged Secretary to aid Europe and stressed it is unthinkable that the United States withhold aid from stricken nations facing failure. Mary Ann Nesbitt of Gratton died at her Grattos home. services set for Friday afternoon.
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Trea
Washington
Mary Austricken
Guala
Robert Meethe
Gratton
Mayor Danis of Cleveland for Governor
Cleveland, January 4. Mayor Harry L. Davis announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Governor. He cited duty to combat profiteering, restore local self government, balanced taxation, and economical public expenditure, pledging to seek broader highway improvements and prudent funds use without criticizing any state administration.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Qyvernight
Cuyahoga
Mayer Davis
Siate
Willeh
Ghigo
Higha Savings Bank to Begin New Building Test Hole
In pursuance of its proposed building plan the Higha Savings Banking Co has started a soil test. A drill hole is being sunk in the alley between the bank and Andwar hotel to fifteen feet deeper beyond a fifteen foot basement depth. Officials hope to avoid quicksand as work proceeds and the results will be given to the contractor for erection estimates.
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Higha Savings & Banking Co
Bank
Andwar
Wilbur Hall Missing Two Months Found In River
Cleveland authorities identified a body recovered from the Cuyahoga River as Wilbur M. Hall, 49, an architect who had been missing for two months. The exact cause of death remains unclear, leaving the mystery unresolved.
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Wilbur Hall
Associated Prena
Cleveland
Wilbur M. Hall
Cuyahoga River
NE Owners Wage and Coal Strike Presentation Findings
Report covers wage and living cost statistics presented to miners during a coal strike hearing. Arguments compare company profits and living costs, showing 184 daily pay figures and later periods with profits surpassing twenty-one million dollars. The session adjourned pending further testimony.
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Junik
Onoarsters
Robunson
Sinvistiers
van H. Tetiner
Steaisticwan
Eniu
Ube
Wwe
Moonshine Seized In West River Street Bust
Police confiscated a ten gallon still and a barrel of moonshine whiskey from a residence on West River Street. Officers also found raisin jack, a barrel of intoxicant, and quarts of liquor. The liquid was tested by fire. it burned with strong alcohol odor. A government agent handled the case and was sent to his superior in Cleveland.
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Atex
West River Street
Almsat
Initl Selassi
Raverminent Ageent
Superior
Cleveland
Hungary plots war in spring to get Fiume
Berne Jan 28 A wartime forecast alleges a Hungarian government aims to provoke war in spring to seize Fiume and press Dalmatian gains. The piece accuses a drive to bolster a strong officer corps and seeks alliance with pro Serb elements. It notes executions and censorship as tensions rise among Hungarians and Bolshevist memory.
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Hungary
Fiume
Berne
Switzerland
Juposlav
Franc Joseph
Whieh
Iast
Serbia
Anatole France
Mar‘cel Cachin
Jean Looguet
Bela Kun
Karl Hunzar
Republican Central Committee Reports Strong G O P Feast
Ford Woomis reports high demand for tickets at McKinley day banquet at the Slks Ball. Incivratione arg fo a fine abe tendanca noted. Those who have already done should return their tickets promptly for refunds or exchange.
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Ford Woomis
Republican Central Committee
Cabinet Shifts Boost Democratic Hopes in 8?oom Election
Washington Jan 7 Democratic backers hailed President Wilsons new cabinet moves. David Houston shifts from agriculture to treasury, with FE VT Meredith of Des Moines chosen to replace him, signaling an attempt to broaden cabinet appeal among farmers. Meredith, a defeated Democratic gubernatorial candidate and farm journalist, is seen as a bridge to midwestern voters while the party weighs further appointments including a successor to Lane. Wilson’s choices upset pundits, but supporters believe the reforms may rebuild Democratic strength for the coming year.
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Wiisut
Imog
Holtigl Reumen
David Houste
Meredith
Interform
Houston
Wilson
Dows
Eee Houston
Prom
Hiss
Paoilije
Treasury Department
Senate
Leffingwell
New York
McAdoo
Leffingweill
Th Democratic Party
Democrats
House
Ceale
Funeral Services for Martha Gewet on Thursday
Private funeral services will be conducted from the late Revel on Thursday at one o clock. Survived by Mrs Virginia Saum, Mrs Fielen and Mrs Alice Dewey. Terre this ety and two... slate 57.
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Mra
Fielen
Alice Dewey Terre
Twene
Slaighton Budd
New Torre Wiliam Saum
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