Grall Builds Lead in Lorain Mayor Recount
Lorain Ohio voters await final canvass after the election board reexamine disputed ballots. Grall expands his lead over ex mayor William F Grall by twelve votes, ending thirteen ahead as officials continue the official tally amid the disputed ballots.
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Grall
Lorain
Board of Elections
Wiliam Minster
Willam F.grall
Liv Yates
Miller
Election Board
Eugene Shes
Carlisle
B. Walters
Muller S. Smith
Aller
Grail
Wheeler Seeks Dismissal of Indictment in Oil Land Case
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana asks the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to dismiss the conspiracy indictment over oil and gas land permits. He argues the Montana charges already acquitted are the same act, seeking trial freedom on grounds of double jeopardy.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Burton KR. Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Heeler
Gordon Campbell
I Ale
Campbell
Wheeler
Angerer
Thoms Sir
Monta Arthur
Nieding Wins Township Trustee Race in Cisra Township
In Tuesday elections Arthur Nieding defeated Schaible for township trustee. Schaible was long viewed as the likely winner but finished fourth as Nieding 2,337 votes to Schaible 2,256 and W. Tl aaa 2,812 in a surprising local result.
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Schaible
ASTP
CG Schable
Cisra
Br Arthur Nieding
W. TL
Ccambe
Arthur Niedins
Five Violators in Fine-Five Court Review
In police court this morning five violators appeared. Four paid guilty fines and costs. one was bound over to Juvenile Court. Joe Bodner faced a threats to kill charge against Alec Tukosa of Mechanic Street, fined 10 dollars and costs. Roscoe Pierce and Luther Ethene, both colored, were fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct claims. Edward Gaines, stabbed at a Saturday event, remained at large as police seek his attacker. Morris E Becker paid one dollar and costs for traffic violations. Alex Butner bound over to Juvenile Court on a burglary charge involving jewelry from John Wash and Frank Oshi of Mechanic Street.
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Joe Bodner
Alec Tukosa
Mechanic Street
Harry,Hankson
Luther Ethene
Roscoe Pierce
Dence
Hall
Edward Gaines
Gaines
Morris E Becker
Alex Butner
John Wash
Frank Oshi
Prohibition raids target Cleveland liquor operations
In Cleveland on November 5, authorities arrested a 60 year old woman and her 25 year old daughter for selling liquor to children from a candy store. Detectives Tre mont school and railroad constabulary were charged with conspiracy to violate Volstead acts. Police seized 5000 Guggenheim labels and over 150 gallons of alcohol from a major production and distribution operation.
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Cleveland
Tremont School
Joza ‘Michie
Louis Pabciak
EP. Flinn
New. York
Central
Walt
Federal Grand Jury
Dan‘Kunkle
United States
Martin JL Monahan
Ohio
Tomers
Prohibitionists Debate Hypocrisy From a National Poll
A Baltimore symposium of college presidents physicians labor leaders judges and statesmen challenged prohibition advocates accusing them of hypocrisy for drinking despite anti liquor stances. The record cites prominent figures including Henry Ford Leland Elbert Gary and Gpton Sinclair noting their abstinence since the Volstead act and listing several senators and corporate leaders as examples under dispute.
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Baltimore
Qdges
Rec
Mercustomard
Weven
Henrys AL “Leland
Detroit
Elbert
Gary-of- the -United States Stéelt T Corporation
R* Gray
PacificsRail
Youth holds auto thief Richards on alleged Chicago trip
Francis Richards 17 of Philadelphia confessed after initial denial that the Star Coach he drove to Chicago was stolen from the Drive-it-yourself system at Wintondale near Johnston Pennsylvania. He was arrested on Cleveland Road by Sheriff Underhill and Officer Southam after a Rocky River tip. he claimed a wife in Indiana Pennsylvania and said he sold a tire for 18 dollars to continue his journey. He was held by Elyria police awaiting word from Jonestown authorities.
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Francis
Richards
Philadelphia
Oy Poice
Chicago
Wintondale
Johnston
Flo
Cleveland Road
Underhull
Corbett Southam
Rocky River
H Richards
Indiana
F. D
Cleveland
Elyria
Jonastown
Worthington Company sues Burke Golf for patent infringement
In Columbus on November 5 the Worthington Bali Company filed a federal suit against Burke Golf Company alleging patent infringement and seeking injunctions and damages. The Worthington firm, based in Eur ia, accuses Burke of continuing unauthorized use of the claimed invention.
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Columbus
Worthington, Bali
EU Ria
Burke Golf Company
Newern
Worthington Company
Burke Company
Publicity feature of income tax law to stay in Senate
A Washington report notes that the publicity clause of the income tax law remains supported in the Senate despite attacks from business interests and Treasury Secretary Mellon. Leaders expect any repeal attempt to fail, with the issue likely delayed until November.
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International °Ewan Service
Washington
Neepcal
NicHon
Senate
House
Dagri Proclaims Syrian Republic Leader Near Damascus
Nov 5 dispatch from Cairo reports Dagri, leader of Syrian rebels, declares himself president of the Syrian republic. Some four thousand rebels push within twenty miles of Damascus as General Gamelin sends troops and blasts a bridge to block access to the city.
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Paris
Dagri
Sirian
S Rnag
The
Liberte
Cairo
Damascus
Gamelin
Burning Light Causes Hold Up at Tabor Ice Cream
Clyde Parker, manager of the Tabor Ice Cream Company at E Broad and E Rier Streets, found two men forcing the safe with a gun. They fled toward Park Place, engine started shortly after. Parker described the suspects as 20 to 22 years old, about five feet ten inches, 160 pounds, one with a top coat and cap, the other in a heavy overcoat. No entry point could be located.
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Clyde Parker
Tabor,Ice Cream Company
E. Broad and
E. Rier Sts
Parker
Park Place
Parser
Sam Smith 72 of Birmingham Dies After Operation
Sam Smith of Birmingham aged 72 died at 3 a.m. after an operation at a local hospital. A bachelor farm laborer born in Loganstle Wisconsin he is survived by a sister Abs Charles Seeley of Mallet Creek. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. from the late residence.
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Sam Smith
Birmingham
Smith
Loganst.le
Wis
Abs
Charles Seeley
Mallet Creek
Dir Toingham
Court seeks injunction to bar banishment from society
Arnold and Emmit Coleman filed suits against Jessie H. McCreary of Columbus asking a court to prohibit actions to expel them from the Ku Klux Klan and suspend Vassilon. Charges allege Imperial Secretary Rice G. Comer and husband J.4 Comer diverted funds and granted exclusive robe concessions.
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Canton
Arnold
Emmit “Coleman
Jessie H. McCréaryzof
Columbus
Imperial
Women of the Kut Klux
Klan
Ohio Heask
Vassilon
Rice GH Comer
J. 4
Comer
Imperial Counsel
Little Rock
Ark
Nita
Pha
Charges, countercharges dog Stark County child home
Stark and Columbiana counties move to probe the dismissal of E. E. Webb, superintendent of the Fairmount Children's Home near Alliance. Webb faces charges of indecency and incompetence while he counters that trustees meddled and disciplined staff. James R. Miller takes charge during the probe. Premier Mackenzie King to stay OTTAWA.
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Canton. O
C. B. McClintock
E. E. Webb
Board of Trustees
Fairmount Children’s Home
Alliance
Webb
Stark
Columbiana
William S. Shaw
Dorahes
Herun
James R. Miller
Pen Iing
Biv Clintock
Election Totals and Ward Reports From Local Meeting
A scanned page lists election tallies by ward with lettered codes and totals for each ward. It notes a resident of Council Borough and references continued coverage on page 13 with figures and names obscured by OCR.
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Counal
Gil
Rage
Two Ohio brokers appeal after federal stock misrepresentation verdict
William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison, former heads of the defunct R L Dollings Co, were convicted again in the Federal District Court of misusing mails in stock sales. Judge Smith Hickenlooper imposed seven years and $4000 fine on Benham and six years on Harrison without fine, with appeals prepared to the U S circuit court and bond renewals granted.
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Columbus
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William G. Benham
Dwight
Harrison
R L. Dollings Company
Ohio
Benham
Cincinnati
Besham
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Hickenlooper
R. R. Nevin
Dayton
Smith W. Benett
Slander suit against Chicago Tribune discussed in federal court
Kansas City Nov. 5 A motion to quash the $700 slander suit against the Chicago Tribune brought by Charles Fripple of Kansas City was argued in federal court. The suit concerns a Tribune article printed October 1923 alleging Lisa Lee as the father of a motion picture star.
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Kansas City
Chicaco Tribune
Charles Fripple
Atla Mness
Apple
the Tribune
Statine
Pane
Lisa Lee
Negro to die for assault in Asheville court
Alvin Maugel a 17 year old Negro was found guilty of assault on a white woman and sentenced to die in the electric chair on January 13. Two National Guardsmen stood in the courtroom as the jury returned its verdict. Another Negro, Viennes Preston Neel, was later placed on trial for an alleged assault on a white woman.
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Asheville
N.C
Alvin Maugel
Dielim
National
Viennes
Preston Neel
Waite
Remarkable Fifty Stitch Operation Saves Man's Wind Pipe
Ernest Wright, 35, badly injured in a confrontation, received fifty stitches to repair a severed wind pipe at an emergency hospital. Doctors inserted a rubber tube to maintain respiration and used ether during surgery, with Wright expected to recover.
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Washington
Ernest Wright
Negro
Mar
Ernest
Truest
Community Chest drive boosts funds with Legion support
A community meeting backed by Boy Scouts and the Legion raised hopes for reaching a $97 000 goal. George Stevens chaired the Community Chest Council as plans for a larger budget and stronger workforce were outlined. The group praised Smythe for five years as chair and named E S Ameh to present continued plans.
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BOY Scouts
Legion’s National Home
Batanz
George
Stevens
Community Chest Council
SE Prey
Sas Smythe
Hetthe
Flas Smythe
Caest” Council
E. ES ‘Ameh
Hoover Committee on Civil Aviation Ends Six Month Survey
The Hoover Committee on Civil Aviation announced a six month survey of global aviation noting the United States lags behind other nations in commercial aeronautics. Four major recommendations urged a commercial aeronautics law a national program government cooperation with military and industry and increased private capital through insurance and investment supports.
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Hoover Committee
Washington
America
Hoover Committee of Civil Aviation
J. Welter Drake
Commerce
Ente
Aircraft Commission
Fourwinajor
Jfor
Otuals
Arurwy
Navy
Triagle Love Affair Beamed In Murder Case
Police scrutiny centers on Joseph Cowen in Hillside New Jersey where Wil liam J Clark was killed with a sledge hammer. Cowen admits love for Clark’s wife Priscilla A Clark and plans to elope to Florida but denies involvement, while authorities review his alibi and potential motive.
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Hillside
N. J
Joseph Cowen
William Joseph Clark
Cowen
Clark
Priscilla A. Clark
Jai
Clar
John A. Galatian
Florida
Meagecuise
Irs
Millionaire near death in Atlanta Coca Cola magnate
Asa G Cencie Ate Tanta Coca Cola magnate and philanthropist lies in very grave condition at his home in Druid Hills Atlanta. Physicians attend him constantly as his condition worsens with serious complications noted at Ledak hospital. An emergency update reports his health remains critical and unstable.
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Atlanta
Asa G Cencie
Tanta Coca Cola
Druid
Ledak Mult
Prohibition Drive Outlined At Chicago Conference
Wayne B Wheeler, general counsel of the Saloon League, outlined plans at a four day Chicago session. He urged civil service for prohibition agents, higher penalties for violations, and deportation of aliens convicted of liquor offenses. He noted broad bipartisan support and debated measures to be considered by lawmakers.
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Saloon League
Seth
Chicago
Wayne B. Wheeler
Aly. Wheeler
Civel
Gale Winds Haunt Cleveland Area Amid Destructive Storm
A gale battered towns in Cleveland, Nevada, with winds up to 60 mph. Windows blown in, fences toppled, and damage reported though no injuries. In West Virginia, police pursued a Black man who attacked Mrs Ida Bl. PeVaut after an assault at her home, with the suspect still at large.
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Cleveland
Pairmont
W.va
Ida- BL
PeVaut
Nese
Montana
Palice
Aleas
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