Frazier Vote Standoff Threatens Senate Control
Fragmentary 1925 report notes Frazier undecided on Senate organization as Republicans tally 47 seats. If he aligns with Democrats or votes against organizing, party control hangs on his choice affecting chairs patronage and legislative agenda. mentions Smith of Illinois and War contests and potential party shift.
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Washington
Cleer Smith
Illinois
Wace
Pennsriva
Senate
Frazier
Sinesota
McDermott To Be Arraigned In Murder Case
Proceedings focus on Mesmer evidence as McDermott faces arraignment for murder of a 1 year old girl in northern Ohio. Attorney Sieber and McGlintey discuss roadblocks and possible rewards while Mills notes a strong defense team is assembling for McDermott’s stand.
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Meermott
McClintock
Sieber
oWell
McGlintee
Mina
McDermott
Mills
Ohio
Warm Weather Forecast for Coming Week in Great Lakes
Weather outlook for November 8 to 13 shows several periods of precipitation. Temperatures are expected to run above normal across the Great Lakes region.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Woman Dies After Fire in Cleveland Suburb
A Cleveland suburb reported a fatal incident with a woman dying after a fire. Investigators described grim conditions and the scene showing signs of a struggle. An autopsy was planned as authorities pursued leads about the cause and those involved.
Toledo Fight Fatal In Police Investigation
A fatal fight in Toledo leads to police involvement and charges against a suspect linked to the Langley case. Officials report the incident is tied to an ongoing investigation with potential further arrests.
Truck Driver Fined for Truck Overload in Cleveland
A truck driver was fined 25.00 for overload after being arrested by Deputy Steve Cowte on the Cleveland Elstia road. The semi trailer exceeded the limit by about 4 0 pounds, with the Highway Freight of Cleveland cited in the case.
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C. Dolhar
Cleveland
J. George
Steve Cowte
Cleveland Elstia Road
Cowie
Industry and society clash at Oberlin conference
Albert Coyle argues industry should serve societal needs not profit, warning democracy could be destroyed by pure profit motive. H R Doolittle supports open shop views, while Consumer's League and other speakers discuss women in labor and profit necessity in industry. The conference runs sessions through Sunday in the Men's Building auditorium.
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Oberlin
Albert Coyle
Rhood of
Levan
Pel
Industrs
Coste
Taus
Cing
Iti
Indushe
H. R. Doolittle
American Plan Association
Conwait
Miss Gee
Consumer's League
Central
Tnd
Ue Hewson
Les Repre
Columbiae Co
Indianapolis
Max Hari Hor
Cleveland Cili Oferal Organ
Cleveland Fillen of Labor
Elizabeth Midone
Jerraime Davis
Plan of New York Central Railroad Opposed
Plan of the New York Central Railroad to acquire a cross‑state rail system faced opposition from a public committee note. The dispute involved the Big Four Michigan Central Chicago Kalamazoo and others with various stakes and labor groups including United Mine Workers.
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Washisuwius
New York Central Railroad
Centro
Big Four
Michigan Central
Chicago
Kalamazon and
Sinaw
Athens
Obisma and
Gisci
United Mine Workers
Washington C. H. Is Broke as Mayor Slashes City Departments
In Washington C H Ohio on November 6 the town faced strike by firefighters and police after residents rejected a three mill bond. Mayor George Allen declared the city broke and told water and electric firms to stop further billing. He reduced fire and police forces to one man each and moved his offices to his private law practice as American Legion veterans offered to volunteer for duty.
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Washington
O. H
Ohio
American Legion
George Allen
Committee in Chial Dane Meet Pledge Drive For Campaign Support
A regional committee meeting drew leaders and pledges for a large fundraising drive to support the campaign. Attendees included the chair Georg Lawrence Whairman and treasurer J T Robinson among others, as they pledged substantial contributions to energize the effort. Washington reports projected tax rebates under Coolidge policy could reach billions, with tens of millions returned to individuals and corporations, signaling a major treasury task ahead.
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Dr. G. Moyer
H. Calvert
M. W. Jones
T. N. Cook
J Burke
A. Safford
A. J. Curan
C. J. Crehore
W. Plochs
F Fickler
Anda
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Treasury
Theories Advance on Mans Death After Auto Ride
Two theories are advanced in the death of Bottaro who was shot while seated in an automobile. Police believe a rides offer led to the fatal shooting and investigate possible motives and arrangements surrounding the event.
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Prettaro
Rottaro
Angelo
Bottaro
Grand Jury Returns 43 Indictments in Cleveland Case
A federal grand jury in Cleveland returned 43 indictments involving about 100 defendants. Cases ranged from liquor and narcotic violations to mail fraud. Notable is the indictment of Harry De for accepting bribes under a liquor law violation conspiracy.
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Cleveland
Elmos
Tate Vesterde
John Foenen
Atlanta
Harry
Linnd
Columbus Plant Ravaged by Fire
A blaze damaged the Teachout Sash plant in Columbus resulting in substantial losses. Fire crews battled the flames at the facility near Gl. Com and the Door area as responders worked to contain the inferno and assess damage.
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Columbus
Rd Gl
Exes. Co
Fred
France Italy Relations Strained Over Garibaldi Case
Paris reports say relations between France and Italy have cooled after Col Ricciolfi Garibaldi, detained in Paris, allegedly admitted funding anti fascist plots and providing Italian police with information on anti fascists. Italian press links him to former Interior Minister Federzoni and anti Spain plots.
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Paris
Ricciolfi Garibachi
Havin l Hirenue
Italy
Col Garibaldi
Federzoni
France
Robbery Probe at Lorain Post Office
Federal grand jury in Cleveland investigated the March 1924 Lorain post office robbery. No indictments against suspects Harry Holmes and James Burton were returned. Miles Eva district attorney said the probe would continue with about thirty witnesses, including Postmaster Jameson, called.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Harry Holmes
James Burton
Miles
Gr Posmaster Jameson
Official Vote Count Shows 20 484 Cast in County
The Board of Elections completed the official vote count last Tuesday reporting 20 484 votes in the county a drop of over 8 000 from two years ago Elyria 4 985 Lorain 7 148 The Lorain tally exceeds the prior count for the same proposal with figures for clerk of courts county auditor and other offices included
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
Cotton
Arers
Marsh
St . Mathews
Underhill
Klin
Tity
Mitchell
Baird
Perry
Lorainbridge
Justice Supreme Court
Ford
Saba
Athias
First Baptist Church Buys Residence in Stark
The First Baptist Church of Stark has purchased a large stone dwelling on Best Avenue near Second Street and Middle Avenue. The church plans to use the property for youth activities and church rooms, no new building planned at present.
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O'Donnell
Baptist Church
Best Avenue
Stark Lavelle
Cleveland
Pres
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Oil scandal trial narrows to supreme court fight
The trial of Harry F. Sinclair and Albert B. Fall over the Teapot Dome case continued as Sinclair seeks the Supreme Court review. Prosecution and defense prepare for further courts as Fall and Woheny face additional charges with trial set for November 1.
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Oulfegerdd
Albert B. Fal
Supreme Court
Edward J. Woheny
Fan-American Petroleum Co
Car Crash Kills Hudson Near Gargh Basin Ohio
Frank Hudson a Big Four railroad conductor from Cleveland was killed instantly when he lost control of his car near Gargh Basin in Galion Ohio. His wife was injured as they struck a bridge railing. Police found Hudson’s papers showing Wellington Ohio residence.
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Galion
Frank Fludson
Aly
Bridge
Hudson
Wellington
Cleveland
Lew Dibble
Progress in Drive for Red Cross at Luncheon
Red Cross fund drive progresses at a luncheon held at the Atwell hotel. Over $1250 raised so far, with team members awaiting today to intensify solicitations for the remainder of the period. Ely, Gates, Roosevelt and Heights Settlement House schools plus teachers contribute. local businesses show strong backing.
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Red Cross
Atwell
Ely
Gates
Roosevelt
Ant Iiten
Heights Settlement House
Drne
Red Crows
A. Z. Verne Bulward
Joe “al Crandall
Lec If Kerden
Larvey J. EB. Niedert
da ‘ Te McCicHag
George Won
Harding
Pant W Woos
Richmond
M. M
Sons
American Ship Goes Aground Off Shanghai
The American steamer President Harrison of the Dollar Steamship Line ran aground today on Bonham rocks off Shanghai. A Central News dispatch from Shanghai reports twelve feet of water in her hold, though the total damage extent was not specified.
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London
President Harrison
Dollar Steamship Line
Bonham Rocks
Shanghai
Central News
Hall mills murder trial tests on stand
Testimony in the Hall Mills murder case included Anna Berman describing a coat exchange on the night of Sept 14 and Henry Stevens admitting use of pistols in prior years. Henry L Dickman, a former state trooper, testified about investigations and alleged bribery to disappear.
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Somerville
N.o
Hall- Mills
Anna Berman
Frances Stevens Hall
Wheeler Hall
Etes
Italian City Swept by Flood Wrecks Homes
Floods in an Italian city leave hundreds homeless as torrents flood streets, reaching second story windows in some areas. Rescue workers operate as damage totals rise and residents seek shelter.
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Bars
Italy
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