Illinois Governor Must Surrender Unconditionally
Illinois Governor Small, alleged to have misused 2.5 million dollars of state funds, is ordered to surrender unconditionally within Sangamon County. State's Attorney Mortimer plans corpus proceedings if needed while Sheriff Mester awaits verdict on warrants against Small and five attorneys prepare defense and venue challenges.
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Springfield
Small
Ilinois
Sangamonty
C. Fred Mortimer
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Mortimer
Henry Mester
Sangamon
Sangayunty
Tate
Emor
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Bey Court of Appeals
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Mester
Imbay Train Wreck Leaves Many Dead and Injured
Report from Ay July 23 cites a collision between a Rangoom passenger train and a freight train causing numerous deaths and injuries. An auto found on Lake Avenue holds a book and is under inquiry, while a hospital patient recovers from Sunday injuries.
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Mdonei
Lake Avenue
Sinn Fein Cabinet Reaches Happy Conclusion
Dublin report states the Sinn Fein cabinet has reached a happy decision in Irish peace negotiations. De Valera attended a Sinn Fein meeting in Dublin with no statement issued on the negotiations, and a report of a communication to Lloyd George was denied.
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Sinn Fein
Dubyen
Eamonn de Valera
Permier Lloyd: George
Sinn
Mrs Cecile Moehle Succumbs After Three Months Illness
Mrs Cecile Moehle aged 23 died yesterday at her home 251 East Broad street after three months illness. She leaves husband Edwin Moehle ex-soldier and a 26 month old daughter Betty, and her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Freeman of 817 East River street. Funeral services begin at 2 oclock Saturday from the home with interment in Wellington cemetery.
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Cecile Moehle
East Broad Street
Edwin Moehle
Betty
Richard Freeman
East River Street
Wellington Cemetery
Akron Police Seize Large Whisky Still Amid Raid
Akron officers from the vice squad and Safety Director Selby raided the Beardsley street home of Andy France early today. They seized 100 gallons of raisin brandy 15 barrels of mash a 50 gallon still and $100 worth of prunes raisins and rye. France is charged under the Crabbe act and John Palmer, named as owner, is being held.
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Vice Squad
Selby
Andy France
Beardsley Street
France
Crabbe
John Palmer
Russia weighs condition for debt recognition
Copenhagen July 28. Politiken reports Len Ine weighing conditional recognition of Russia's public debt to secure foreign aid. If recognized, interest payments on Russia government bonds would begin in 1925, sources not cited.
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Copenhagen
Russia
Politiken
Woman Drowns Near Beach Cliff. Body Sought
Florence Kerns 27 of Lakewood drowned after being caught by an undertow at Beach Cliff. Rescue work continued to recover the body as of today.
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Cleveland
Florence Kerns
Lakewood
Beach Cliff
Train wreck involving Frank Richey reported near Elyria
Frank O Richey a Chicago passenger escaped serious injury after New Carlisle Indiana derailment. Train 28 hit a moving truck from Lima Ohio at New Carlisle crossing. engine and ten cars left track. Engineer A P Johnson and Fireman D Flye badly scalded. several others hurt. Richey later sent telegrams home promising arrival in Elyria.
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Elyria
Chicago
New Carlisle
Ind
Richey
New York Central
Lima. O
Zachary Calim
Indiana Harbor
A. P. Johnson
D. Lb. Flyee
Mrs. Stone Recalls Bravery After Purdue President’s Death
Mrs. W. E. Stone wife of Purdue University president Dr. Stone, who died in the Canadian Rockies, recovers from exposure and hunger. She tells how she waited for teachers’ arrival, was helped by a nurse in a camp, and expects transport to Banff soon. Guides and climbers search for Dr. Stone near Rock Chimney on Mount Fanon.
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Stone
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Rockies
Marshall
Creek
Baniff
Newark Mayor Faces Charges
Newark July 23 Charges signed by Charles O Bannon president of the licking county law enforcement league filed in Governor Davis office in Columbus alleging Mayor Herbert A Atherton of this city misconduct and bribery in office with four affidavits. No action until governor returns.
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Newark
Charles’ O'Bannon
Licking County Law Enforcement League
Davis
Columbias
Herbert A. Atherton
President Harding to Meet Lord Northcliffe Today
Washington July 25 President Harding will receive Lord Northcliffe British publisher this morning in the White House for talks on press and international press relations.
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Washington
Harding
Lord Northcliffe
Will O'Cheek
Throat Cut Boy Breathes Through Tube Story of Jan Benda
Immigrant boy Jan Benda three from Czecho Slovakia born, who arrived with his mother on La Lorraine, required a metal tube to breathe after diphtheria and scarlet fever damaged his larynx. Hospitalized at Cicero, Il. Doctors used a metal tube to save his life but could not prevent continued breathing difficulties and eventual throat surgery as of July.
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Jan. Benda
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
la Lorraine
Jana Banda
Cicero
Jan
Tis
Ball Scandal Heads to Jury in Twenty Four Hours
Chicago July 28 Attorneys said the baseball scandal case would go to a jury within twenty four hours in the remaining Black Sox and one Rambler involved in the 1919 World Series throwing. Defense or trial action hinged on whether to rest the case as witnesses were subpoenaed from Washington.
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Ben
Louis -Lavi
Buck
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Felsch
Carl Zork
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Washington
William
Kid) Gleason
Eddie Collins
Harry Redman
St Paul
Zork
Fires Reported in Dump and Grass Areas
Two small fires were extinguished yesterday afternoon and evening by the fire department. The dump fire near WVond land avenue was fought for twenty five minutes starting at 7:20 PM. A grass fire on Huron street was put out quickly with brooms and water. no damage reported.
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Elyria Band plans a refined Frida night concert
The Elyria Band under Director TM Arthur Giles will present a new program with standard and classical selections not previously heard in this city. Highlights include Cadman pieces, a Tuba Solo Pomposo, and Sousa and Stock selections. The event aims to attract large attendance and feature encores from popular numbers.
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Arthur
EL Giles
America
Cadman
Stieberitz
Bigge
Land
Mrs. Warren
G_ Harding
Sousa
Antony and Cleopatra
Arbor
Antony
Greenwald
Neighbor quarrel tied to Marion murder arrest
Mike Capriglione an Italian from Marion was arrested charged with the murder of James Ross. Capriglione had previously accused Ross of destroying fruit trees on his property. Capriglione claims innocence.
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Marion, Talr
Mike Caprignone
James Ross
Roeg
Caprignone
Capriglione
Flowers Appreciated From M J Buswell Gladioli
The Chronicle Telegram acknowledges two bouquets of gladioli from M J Buswell Walnut Street. The flowers are described as bright and varied in color and are gratefully appreciated with a value of $16.
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M. J. Buswell
Walnut
Auto Crash Leaves Two Women Injured at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Kiser remained in critical condition at Memorial hospital after a collision between a California Fruit Store truck and a Worthington vehicle. The six year old son of Mrs Worthington, initially only slightly hurt, was readmitted for treatment after a relapse. Police probing the accident is expected to begin soon and the Worthington vehicle was not a Worthington taxi.
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F. G. Worthington
Kiser
Memorial Hospital
Worthington
California Fruit
Vacation trip contest standings narrowed by close gap leaders
The Chronicle-Telegram contest shows George Geibel holding a slim four subscriber lead over Rollin Moran as total votes rise to 184. A crowded field lists many names including George Gelbel Rollin Moran George Weller John Cooper and others with various counts and positions in the ongoing standings.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Jockering
George Geibel
Rollin Moran
George Gelbel
Ae Bap
Seth Ee
John Cooper
Robert Biles
Awe Beale 'Lee
Hollis Whitmore
Eugene’ Henke
Ralph Yost
Andy
Glen Troupe
Ste Ee
Richard Martin
Ronald Musselman
Arthur
Young Wallace
Nichols
Raymond Rourke
George Heuser
John. Dombrovski
Wm. Washka
Sig
John Yaschan
Robert Johns
Roy Smith
James Bradley
Gordon’ Brown
Howard Williams
Howard Carwood
Arthur’ Fishburn
Emil: Strack
Loyd Lump
Ulssis Sis
Wilford
Donald Reed
Elyria and Highway Firms Win County Paving Jobs
The Highway Construction Company and the Elyria Construction Company, both of this city, won bids for state highway paving. Elyria will pave 1.15 miles of brick road in the county and Highway Company 0.265 miles near Oberlin.
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Oberlin Divorce Suit Against Herman Hadwell
Mary Hadwell sues Herman Hadwell in Oberlin court charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She alleges he kept late hours and consorted with other women with Saliva as co respondent. he denies the charges and accuses her of provocation. The couple, both colored, married December 12 1898 in Oberlin and have two children.
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Mary Hadmell
Herman
Hadwell
Redington
Odar
Oberling
William Means dies at Yellow Springs summer home
Xenia July 2 William Means ex major of Cincinnati and once mentioned for governor on the democratic ticket died today at his summer home in Yellow Springs. He is survived by three daughters Mrs W A Julian of Cincinnati whose husband was a candidate for U S Senator last fall Mrs Pattie McElroy of New York City and Miss Pearl Means.
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Xenia
William Means
Reynolds and Radcliffe settlement postponed to August
The court adjourned the case of G. H. Reynolds and Otto Radcliffe to August 1 while noting settlement reached. Another case involving Frea H. Toad and Herbert Brediey was settled out of court. details unclear due to damaged text.
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G. H. Reynolds
Otto Radcliffe
Beacre Justice Geogre
Frea H. Toad
Herbert Brediey
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Fox Furnace Co. sale talks stir industry amid neutral reports
Close to a deal rumor says Amelia Radiator Co. may buy Fox Furnace Co. firm claims no sale and that restructuring aims to expand production. Mr Wick denies outsiders own stock. Mr Suppes remains in charge while Wick contemplates retirement.
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Ri Ator Co
E Furnace Co
Mr.Wick
Fox Furnace Co
Aprice Wick
Am Radiator. Co
Wick
Max. Suppes
Mrr
Suppes
Former Lorain AIL Timberman Released on Bail
Ja Ccce Timberman arrived in Elyria with Sheriff Backus and Detective Lenahan after a Detroit arrest. He faced two liquor bribe charges with $2,000 bail each and was released on $6,000 total. Governor Redington presided as bond was signed by James Albaldi and Antoinette Lewalski.
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Ccce Timberman
Hoon
James Albaldi
Antoinette Lewalski
Timberman
Detroit
Grallon
Lorain
Afghanistan Credentials Accepted By United States
Washington July 28 The United States has not formally recognized Afghanistan yet officials say that receiving Mohamed Wali Khan as Afghanistan’s minister is considered by many to amount to recognition. Khan presented credentials as minister to the United States.
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Washington
Aithouren
United States
Afghanistan
Hughes
Mohamed Wali. Khan
M. Khan
Camp Sherman Considered as Federal Prison Vocational Institute
Attorney General Daugherty announced a plan to convert Camp Sherman Ohio into a vocational training institute for federal prisoners serving their first term. The program aims to rehabilitate inmates into productive citizens able to earn a livelihood after release.
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Washington
Daugherty
Camp
Sherman
Ohio
Fire devastates mining town near Terre Haute
A blaze swept through Steppendsville north of Terre Haute. The white tile mining town was ablaze as first reports reached reporters.
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Ind
Steppendsville
Terre -Haute
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