Dry Federation Appeals to Voters to Back Prohibition
Mrs. Nellie M. Hill, chairwoman of the Dry Federation, issues a final plea to county voters urging support for dry candidates. She stresses personal contact is impossible and urges turnout tomorrow, reminding that only ballots in the box count and urging women to back prohibition and lawful candidates to advance the cause.
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Nellie M. Hill
Dry Federaon
Jose
Reyd
Conance
Lome
Hquer i
FWLY WEDS OF DOGANTO FOREGO TOUR
In Holland at the former Kaiser’s castle the Hohenzollerns meet for a quiet wedding scene. Wilhelm and his bride Princess Termine euss avoid crowds and say they are happy and want privacy. Reporters linger, hoping for a statement from the couple or their families.
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Doganto
Nern
Corn
Holland
Nan Kaiser
W . Hohenzollern
Termineeuss
OTN
Mrs Frances Hall to Probe Husband Murder Case
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall seeks to prove her innocence in the murder of Rev W. Hall and Mrs James Mills. She has hired Felix De Martini as private detective and orders daily investigations at the Hall home.
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New Brunswick
Nlt
Frances Stevens Hall
Rd W. Hall
St. John the
L. Miz
Timothy Pfieffer
Felix de Martini
Hall
Ared
Burned To Death In Upset Auto Near London Ohio
William Smith died in a fiery crash on the National Highway about 4 1 2 miles north of London Ohio when his car skidded after he braked to avoid a collision. The vehicle burst into flames trapping Smith as the tank exploded. his body was severely burned. Locals reported the accident occurred around 7 39 oclock in the morning near Somerford with upper officials notified.
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London
Ohio
Willam Smith
Smith
Somerford
Udsci
Sraith
Reenga Sarims
Re Beh
Underiak
How to Vote Instructions From a Historic Election
The article explains voting by marking with a cross in the circle for each candidate. It warns that crosses outside circles or in wrong places may invalidate votes and notes that some candidates can be cancelled by crosses placed before names in other columns.
Boy Murderer CalmlY Awaits Execution Day
Seventeen year old Steve McQueen the youngest Kentucky inmate ever condemned awaits his execution at Boyle County Jail Danville as lawyers urge Governor Morrow for a reprieve citing his youth. He was convicted of slaying Tsacs Cole who had threatened to indict him for moonshining.
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Sreve McQueen
Kentucky
Boyle County
Danville
Morrow
Tsacs Cole
Elyria City Faces 1.3 Mill Tax Levy and Wage Cut Debate
A fragmented 1922 Elyria council and employee letter discuss a 1.3 mill tax levy and a wage cut to retire bonds and cover rising living costs. It argues for fair wages, higher standards, and city services while noting strong departments and low crime as reasons to maintain current salaries.
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Elyria
Water Department
Oy Hats
Po- Nee
Vno Thement
Prohibition
Hve
U.S
Massacre Repetition Reported in Constantinople Crisis
Reports from Athens cite nine deaths in Constantinople amid anti Christian rioting. Wounded include a British policeman. one Turkish soldier and four Turks reported killed. Allies demand adherence to Mudania terms and oppose Turkish troop entry until Lausanne peace talks resolve the status of Constantinople.
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Constantinople
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Mudania
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Sinople
Yeggs Get 1300 In Columbus Office Job
In Columbus an office robbery netted $1300 for a gang of thieves. Police report the burglars escaped with cash and checks after forcing open a safe at a local furniture store on 40 North Street. Investigators describe the sequence with details of the entry and an explosion sound during the break in.
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Yeggs
Columbus
North Street
Sample Ballot Opposes Ohio Beer Amendment
Ballot marked to vote against the proposed amendment to the Ohio constitution legalizing the manufacture and sale of beer in the state.
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Ohio
Ohio Prohibition Measure On Alcohol Content And Home Use
Resolved by the People of Ohio that beverages with two and three quarters or less percent alcohol by weight are lawful for home consumption. Beverages over one half percent alcohol by volume may not be sold for drinking on the premises. Personal possession at home for use by family or guests is not unlawful if not for sale. No warrantless searches are authorized to enforce laws remaining against intoxicating liquors.
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State of
Ohio
Hold Rites Today for Robert Sambale
Funeral service at Gambing church honors Robert Sambale with high mass and a Father Mooney sermon. Interment planned at St Marys cemetery as city officials attend to pay respects. Moscow dispatch notes Zinoviev on resistance to fascist moves and the continued advance of communism.
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Gambing
Father Mooney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary's
Globe Trotter Heads World Wide Y W C A Campaign
Mrs Arthur Curtiss James of New York to chair a nation wide drive for funding the foreign program of the Y W C A. The famed traveler has crossed the ocean twenty times and just completed nine world cruises with her husband aboard their yacht, witnessing the Y W C A work in various lands.
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Arthur Curtiss James
New York
Newark church attacked during Temperance meeting
A repeat attack at a church in Newark interrupted a Temperance Union gathering. A rock shattered a window, another injured a man, and a third caused minor damage as about 250 attendees stood in alarm. Sheriff and local officials were alerted as the disturbance unfolded.
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Newark
Colorado Bay
Jeshuo
Mine disaster at Reilly coal mine pockets 115 to 150 entombed
At Spangler Pennsylvania 25 miles north of Johnstown a gas explosion trapped 115 to 150 miners. Air is cut off and debris blocks the shaft five hundred feet back. Only three escaped by noon as rescue teams dig with gas masks amid heavy hazards.
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Manbex One
Reilly Coal Company
Spangler
Here
Thomas Logius
Joseph Fritz
Expl
Spangler Hospital
Kous
Osion
Reilly
Sas
Orlock
Ohio heats as 1822 election looms in political hub
Cleveland reports focus on Ohio during the election contest with Governor race between Carmi A Thompson Republican and Vic Donahey Democrat. Vivid campaigning across the state features Atlee Pomerene seeking a third Senate term against Simeon D. Fess. Presidential influence from Harding noted as Republicans bank on personal appeal to carry the slate.
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Ohio
Harding
Carmi A. Thompson
Govand
Tuscara
Vic Dona
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Simeon TD. Fess
House Committee of Education
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Thompson
Donahey
Seabiges Held Sunday at Norwalk for Wh Shider
Reports say Seabiges was held Sunday in Norwalk on a disorderly conduct charge related to an incident at the Poireit peet roan. Mayer Tones and Ramey are mentioned in connection with the case. Police seek clues as to the culprits tied to recent thefts on Sixth Street.
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Seabiges
Norwalk
Shider
Mayer
Tax Levy and Salary Cut in Elyria Editorial
An Elyria editorial argues a 13 mill tax levy could fund current salaries and a $55,000 deficiency bond with the city’s treasury in a good state. It warns retrenchment may be needed in other areas to balance 1923 and 1924 budgets and advises citizens to vote for the levy and against broad salary cuts.
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Elyria
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