Elyria mayor appoints advisory panel amid party split
Harry Hinkson, Elyria mayor elect, forms a 13 member advisory board with two Democrats and eleven Republicans. The lineup includes James Hewitt L D Hamlin Dr A R Agate John Parsch H G Nedington Charles Tucker R B Lersch James Seward A E Taylor F G Wharton Phillip Koehle Dr G HE French Carl Baron. The move sparks debate over party balance and independence.
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Harry Hinkson
Elyria
James Hewitt
L. D. Hamlin
A R. Agate
John Parsch
H. G Nedington
Charles Tucker
R. B. Lersch
James Seward
A. E Taylor
F.G. Wharton
Phillip Koehle
G. HE. French
Carl Baron
Crown Prince Wilhelm Seeks Silence on Politics
Wilhelm His mind full, the crown prince told International News Service he wished to avoid politics and not to speak at length. He arrived home in a motorcar with aides and a police official, greeted by smiling daughters, then retired to his castle room amid flowers from friends and neighbors.
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Internationals
Silesia
Helm
Nal
Adjutant Muelder
Wilhelm
Chest Dane Workers Will Dine Tonight
Community Chest Campaign leaders and committee members will dine at the Country Club at 6 30 PM hosted by campaign chairman J F Burke. After dinner they will discuss campaign plans as the drive begins Monday evening and runs through Thanksgiving day.
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Community Chest Campaign
Country Club
J. F. Burke
Moyt
Principle and Not Party Principle in Ohio
Charles L. Knight, former congressman and publisher, urged the Republican Party in Ohio to adopt a substantive platform rather than chase political fortunes. He criticized the party as a mere financial bank of generic platforms and warned against cultivating sectional hates and prejudices to win elections. Knight urged electing no more politicians who rely on empty generalities.
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Cleveland
Republican
Ohio
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Beacon-Journal
Springfield Sun
International News Service Today
Knight
Policy of watchful neutrality on bonus fight in Washington
Washington November 14 President Coolidge abstains from taking sides as the Mellon treasury and the American Legion clash over the soldiers bonus tax cuts. The issue hinges on reduced taxes or a bonus with tax politics shaping campaigns for reelection next year. Congress faces pressure from both sides and the Legion accuses Mellon of misinformation about the nation’s finances. Continued on page 7.
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Washington
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Melvin
American Legion
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Legion
Senate
Harding
Mary Hurt in St. Car Crash in Los Angeles
Nov 14 two Pacific Electric Street cars crashed in Los Angeles injuring many. Both cars were at capacity and twelve hurt were taken to hospital. Nene was fatally hurt. Several others reached destinations without medical aid.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Electric
Nene
Huntsman John Becker Keeps 60 Year Streak Alive
In Lorain on November 14 John Becker, 78, has not missed a hunting season in over six decades. He gears up his gun for tomorrow’s dawn hunt, recalling when hunters used a horse and wagon to haul game home. Hunting keeps me young, he says.
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Lorain
John Becker
Prize Slogan Sought For Community Chest Drive
The Chest announces a ten dollar prize for the best slogan to accompany this year’s pledge card. Slogans may be submitted by anyone, with multiple entries allowed. Three judges will select the winning line harmonizing with the pledge quote, and the best will be published next Tuesday.
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Community Chest
France moves to seize Hamburg port in punitive action
Paris signals plan to occupy Hamburg Germanys largest seaport as France weighs punitive measures in response to Germany allowing the crown prince to return and defying allied military control. Italy opposes the seizure and Britain is believed unwilling to cooperate if action proceeds.
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Rome
Ruhr
Germany
Hamburg
Great Britain
One Dead One Hurt In Philadelphia Duel
In Philadelphia a revolver duel in a garage left William McDevitt 40, night superintendent of Checker Taxi, dead and Max Newman 27 wounded. Newman fled to a hospital in a taxi and held a crowd at bay before riot guns arrived. He claimed self defense at a police station.
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Philadelphia
William McDevitt
Checker
Max Newman
Newman
Tak ing Murder Testimony In Ottawa Court Case
Testimony began in Ottawa today in the murder case of Charles Shank a 40 year old farm hand charged with killing Mrs William Tenwalde Olivia Tenwalde and Lawrence Tenwalde. Shank claims rival affection prompted the killings. Police elected pension board members naming E J Stankard Fred C Meyers Curtiss Hamlin F W Zarnke and L A Sweet.
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Ottawa
Charles Shank
Wiliam Tenwalde
Corhemon Pleas Court
Shank
Olivia Tenwalde
Lawrence Tenwalde
E. J. Stankard
Fred C. Meyers
Curtiss Hamlin
F. W. Zarnke
L. A. Sweet
Divorce suit over abuse and custody in city case
Gertrude Davison files for divorce from Ernest Davison alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty since their 1913 marriage. She seeks alimony, child custody, and an injunction. Olive Flaherty also seeks divorce from Patrick Flaherty on grounds of neglect and cruelty.
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Gertrude Davison
Ernest Davison
Olive Flaherty
Lorain
Patrick Flaherty
Mrs Stokes Wins Separation suit in New York
Helen Elwood Stokes, 73 year old millionaire W E D Stokes, wins separation in supreme court as custody, alimony, and dower disputes head to a bitter fight. Attorneys clash over public opinion and publicity while Stokes efforts to divorce stall. The separation is granted by default on prima facie grounds, with custody and financial issues to be pursued in later proceedings.
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New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
Supreme Court
Isadore Gainsburg
Wasser-vogel
Mrs. Stokes
Untermyer
Gainsburg
Why Do You Appeal to Me An Editorial
An Elyria editorial urges strong residents to support the Community Chest, citing Helen Keller and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children as examples of the transformative power of aid. It recounts a rescued crippled girl who, after eleven months of hospital care, walks upright with crutches, illustrating the impact of charity and social services on the weak.
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Elyria
Helen Keller
Miss Macey
Gates Hospital
Social Service Department
Pollianna
America
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