Illinois Governor charged with conspiracy in embezzlement case
Springfield July 21 Governor Small central figure in a major Illinois political crisis faces a legal ruling that could force him from office. A judicial opinion by former congressmen Graham and Gillespie argues the governor must answer to the state over county officials and may involve warrants already issued. If the court rules against him, troops could be called in to enforce the state’s authority.
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International News Service
Springfield
Small
IlLlinois
Judicial Branch
Es M. Graham
George Gillespie
Ofnnfield
Joseph W. Fifer
Ofmington
Sanga County
Circuit Court
Smith
Ermor
Cleveland tragedy as widow and daughter die in bed fire
In Cleveland on July 21 Mrs Eliza Moselman aged 70 and her daughter Tillie 37 perished in a home fire. Police believe a death pact drove their actions and two young children Helen Stankovich aged 3 and Felix aged 2 were found dead in the flames. Fire officials say the women arced mattresses and used the bed as a funeral pyre while the children were trapped in the middle.
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Cleveland
Eliza Moselman
Tillie
Helen Stankovich
Felix
Greek air bomb hits Kemal's Ankara HQ
A Greek air bomb strike hit the Kemal Atatürk headquarters in Ankara, killing several and wounding others. The blast disrupted the Angora government as Mustapha’s nationalist forces fought against Greek forces. Reports from Athens note deaths and injuries with escape attempts by the Angora leadership.
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Mustapha
Angora
Kutala
Athens
Kemal
Subscriptions pour into Chronicle-Telegram contest drive
The newspaper notes a citywide subscription drive led by Geo Gerbel with 17 new signups and Roland Moran earlier. A list shows numerous residents like Eugene Henke Geo McGinnis and Donald Musselman contributing, reaching 31 total in two days.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Roland Moran
Geo. Gerbel
Sas
Rolland Moran
Eugene Henke
Victor Markling
Robert Johns
Pete Pe
James Bradley
Geo. Henser
Wm. Washka
Donald Reed
Charles Husted
Howard Willams
Ses
Gates
Ralph Sump
Raymond Rourke
Howard Caywood
U S District Attorney Urged to Resign in San Francisco
July 21. Attorney General Daugherty instructed U S District Attorney Silva to accept the resignation of Assistant District Attorney Thomas Lennan. Charges claimed Lennan misused his office in connection with American Legion political activities.
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Washington
aAttorney
Daugherty
Silva
San Francisco
Thomas Lennan
Lennan
American Legion
Regulations On Beer For Medicinal Purposes Await Senate Action
Reports from Washington on July 21 indicate Blair faces final push on 16 beer regulations. Senate leaders poised to move immediately or delay, with unanimous consent needed to sidestep. Physicians may prescribe up to 47 3 gallons per order, about three cases, as breweries line up to start medicinal beer production in Pennsylvania.
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Senate
Immeria
Eaders
Blair
Probys
Willis Hilario
Alcohol Sold By Drugist Charged In Police Court
William Warner of Cheapside was arrested on a warrant for violating the city liquor ordinance. He allegedly sold a half pint of alcohol to a man who had the money to buy it. the bottle and money were later found on the purchaser. The bottle's contents measured 90 percent alcohol with 9 minutes per ounce benzaldehyde. a Guinea pig showed no immediate symptoms, though benzaldehyde carries risks. Trial set for Tuesday. Warner pleaded not guilty.
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William Warner
Cheapside
Stankard
Tedren
Warner's Geveral Times
Wedding quarrels ends in fatal shooting in arrest
Robert Wedding quarreled with his daughter in law Mrs Edward Wedding over feeding stock. He was told she cursed him. He went to her house and renewed the quarrel, where Edward Wedding shot his father through the head, killing him instantly. Edward in jail. Robert Wedding leaves nine children. He was separated from his wife.
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Robert
Edward
Dachtler Pioneer Mrs dies after illness at 77
Mrs Frederick Dachtler senior died last evening at 111 Bridge Street after illness from hardening of the arteries. She was 77 years old, born October 18 1842 in Bavaria and came to Sheffield in 1845. Survived by husband and six children, two sisters, six grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys church Saturday at 9 oclock, burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Bridge-street
WwWazheim
Bavaria
Germany
Sheffield
Frederick Dachtler
Dachtler
John Dachtler
Youngstown
Fred Dachtler
Lodi Street
George Dachtler
East Avenue
Charlies Dachtler
Middle Avenue
J.J. McGuire
Lester Osborn
West Pirdse Street
John Dusendens
Peter Welter
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Batteries and Ford Cars
Home talent furnished the program at the Kiwanis noonday lunch with Henry Brown speaking on Batteries and Jimmie Simpson on Ford Cars. A Rotary Kiwanis baseball game is set for Cascade Park on August 6 at 6 o clock and a Kiwanis Rotary golf match is planned.
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Kiwanis Club
Henry Brown
Jimmie Simpson
Ford
Rotary Club
Cascade Park
Winters Named President of City Railway Company
Valentine Winters, head of the Winter National Bank and the Dayton and Western Traction Company, was today named president of the City Railway Company, succeeding E. D. Grimes.
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Dayton
Valentine Winters
Wintern National Bank
Dayton and Western, Traction” Company
City, Railway, Company
Death of 15 year old Arthur Gleason in Elyria
Arthur Gleason aged fifteen from Fuller Street Stop 6 Grafton Line died yesterday afternoon at Elyria Memorial hospital after surgery. He attended LaPorte school and was well liked by classmates. Survived by mother Mrs. George Gleason, sister Thelma, two grandmothers, one grandfather, and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 o’clock from the home of grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon, Fuller Street Stop 6 Grafton Road. Rev. W L Birmer will officiate. Interment in LaPorte Cemetery.
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Gleason
Fuller Street
Grafton
Floria
Mather
George Gleason
Thelma
Ridgeville
Arthur Coon
Grafton ‘Road
W. L. Birmer
Church of Christ
LaPorte
Bridge Work Contracts Awarded by County Commission
County commissioners awarded seven bridge contracts after keen competition. Modern Construction Co. of Fremont wins Columbia Center bridge superstructure for 7000 dollars. Ben Soper of Wellington to build Columbia Center bridge substructure for 6905.36 dollars. Croghan Construction Co. of Fremont gets LaPorte bridge superstructure for 6967 dollars. Schroeder and Lofgrein of Lorain awarded Johnson Hill bridge Amherst for 866.85 dollars.
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Columba Center Bridge
Modern Construction Co
Fremont
Columbia Center Bridge
Ben Soper
Wellington
LaPorte
Croghan Construction Co
Johnson Hill Bridge
Amherst
Schroeder & Lofgrein
Lorain
Michigan Avenue Trust Company Fails to Open in Chicago
July 21 Chicago reports the Michigan Avenue Trust Company, a bank favored by auto dealers, failed to open as state investigators probe its affairs. Chicago Clearing House officials announced the closing. Cashier C A Buster said the exact trouble is unknown and will be clearer after the examiner's report in a few days.
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Chicago
Michi-gan Avenue Trust Company
Chicago Clearing House Association
Gedd C. A. Buster
Exancner
Clevelander Charged With Embezzling In Cleveland
Cleveland police report Alexander G. Baehir assistant general manager of Szadadsag Printing and Publishing Company jailed on a charge of embezzling 12000 from the firm. Auditors estimate the loss could reach between 50000 and 50000 as books are reviewed.
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Cleveland
Alexander G. Baehir
The
Szadadsag Printing and Publishing Company
Police seek pattern On car stolen in Norwalk
City police are asked to watch for a Michigan registered Pattern On automobile reported stolen in Norwalk yesterday. The car is said to have been taken by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harris, a canvassing proposition couple traveling in a campaign.
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Norwalk
Joe Harris
Italian Chamber of Deputies Adjourns Amid Floor Clashes
In Rome on July 21 socialists and fascists clashed in the chamber of deputies. Deputy Mingrino, a Socialist, interrupted fascist speakers provoking the disturbance. Chains, ink, wells and missiles were hurled injuring a Socialist.
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Italian Chamber OF Deputies
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Mingrino
Evelyn Schallon Breaks Arm While Playing
Six year old Evelyn Schallon of 123 Oak Street sustained a broken arm after falling on the porch yesterday. An X ray was taken this morning to assess the injury.
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Little Evel Schallon
Oak Street
Sher
Evelyn
Two Trucks Collide at City Intersection
A driver named Cariza of California reportedly drove his car into a vehicle owned by Henry Johnson last evening at the corner of Second Street and West Avenue. A wheel on Johnson's car was wrecked.
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California
Henry Johnson
Second Street
Avenue
Johnson
Girl Injured After Auto Collision on Cleveland Street
Esther Maringer of Ridgeville severely injured late last night when two cars collided on Cleveland Street in front of Claude Spicer’s shop near Faiph A. Cuthbertson of Lorain. A Paige car carrying two ladies from Cleveland collided with a Ford. Miss Maringer suffered a broken nose, head cuts, and bruises. others escaped serious injury. Police report the Paige car may have been at fault and potential damages may be adjusted this morning.
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Esther Maringer
Ridgeville
Cleveland Street
Claude Spicer
Baerim
Hackus
Paige
Anding Stars at Ball-Game Highlight Local Anecdote
Frank Anding, office manager at Willys-Oreeland, emerges as a ball player in a vivid scene. He calmly retrieves a ball during a moment of play and hands it to Mrs. Harkle road who instructs Babe to autograph it, making the ball a prized keepsake.
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Willys-Oreeland
Develome
Gramist
Anding
Kidnapped Man Admits Bold Frameup in Pittsburgh Area
Sharon, Pa in July report says Thomas M Randolph claimed a staged kidnapping plot to extort $50,000. He drove home with police close behind after a night of frantic letters. investigators say some letters were from Randolph and others faked by unknowns. Federal postal inspectors will pursue charges of using the mails to defraud.
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Thomas MI. Randolph
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Andolph
Thomas
M_ Randolph
Prindle St
National Bond & Investment Co. sues over alleged Ford truck heist
Replevin proceedings began today against John Golowinski by the National Bond and Investment Company to recover a Ford truck and accessories it claims he is unlawfully holding.
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National Bond & Investment Co
John Golowinski
Clarence Herrick Defends Against Brown Pollinger Suit
Clarence Herrick asserts in court that Jesse Pollinger and his wife owe him $1,850 secured by a mortgage and asks that E. O. Brown’s $1,897.19 promissory note claim be set aside as subordinate to his mortgage in the suit Brown v Pollinger.
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Clarence” Herrick
Brown
Jesse Pollinger
Pollinger
Aje
Bank of England Lowers Discount Rate to 6.12 Percent
England cuts discount rate as Bank of England lowers the minimum rate from six percent to 6.12 percent. The six percent rate had been in effect since June 23.
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England
London
Bank of England Today
Restraint of Trade Suits Contemplated by Government
Washington July 21 Attorney General announced investigations into the activities of trade associations in restraint of trade will result in new government suits in a short time. He refused to state which industries were involved.
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Washington
Daughedy
Basis For Truce In Emerald Isle Pre Has Not Been Found
London July 21 Envoys leave London after peace talks fail to yield a basis for formal Irish peace conditions. De Valera plans return to Dublin for consultations with colleagues before reporting to Premier Lloyd George on further discussions.
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Londo
London
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Lloyd-Gear
de Va
Ireland
Bloyd Afm
Elyria Fans Attend Cleveland Indians Exhibition
A large Elyria delegation of 1 200 attended a Cleveland base ball game in Dunnfield at a cost of about 2400 dollars. Robertsons band played well boosting Indian spirits as the locals presented loving cups and two giant baseballs held by performers. The Indians defeated the Yanks 7 to 1, while locals celebrated boosters and gift presentations to the Cleveland players.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Dunnfield
Elyrians
Aes Robertsons
Yanks
Clevelanders
Rockefeller Said To Live To One Hundred
John D. Rockefeller, who just marked his eighty second birthday, is predicted by his longtime physician Dr. H F Biggar to live to be 100. The doctor, 83, looks forward to a golf match with Rockefeller once they reach the century mark, according to a Glen Beard field report datelined July 21.
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Glen Beard
John D. Rockefeller
H. F. Biggar
Biggar
Communique Notes Post White House Meeting
Brief garbled snippet references a premier and government remarks after a meeting. It hints at Ireland and a continued page, with unclear names and specifics about the communiqué's content.
Five More Tow End Balance August
The fragmentary OCR reads like a brief ledger note with incomplete names and dates, mentioning August and balance. No clear person, place, or organization is established.
Akron man sues brokers over worthless rubles
An Ashland Ohio man William Devecks writes to stock brokers in Akron asking about purchasing Russian rubles. He claims to have bought 70 rubles at $325 per thousand but says the rubles are worthless and seeks a refund as a formal suit is filed today.
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Raex
William. T_ Devecks
Ashland
Ohio
Otty-2
Soussian
Lars Ina
Aguinag
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