Kenton Farmer Shot During Trial Delay in Hardin County
Nov 16 Chas II a 35 year old farmer shot in his auto five miles west of Kenton during a Hardin County murder trial. He survived his left arm injury after driving to a farm yard for help and being rushed to McKitrick hospital. Sheriff Berrien and deputies hunt for suspects amid a hunting party intoxication theory. The Schindewolf case, Hardin county's first murder in 20 years, was postponed to November 22.
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Chas. II
Farmer
Phillips
Ada
Chine
McKitrick
George Berrien
Hardin County
Ane
Schindewolf
Berlien
Trial proceeds in triple murder case near Ottawa
The case against Levy Tenwalde for the murder of Olivia Tenwalde Lawrence Tenwalde and Mrs Tenwalde continued at 9 30 with testimony from William who tied in the events to the friendless institution. Witnesses describe family pressure on Olivia and her infant and a suspect motive tied to a rival suitor Shank allegedly killed Lawrence before turning on Olivia and Mrs Tenwalde.
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Tenwalde
William
Alvin Tenwalde
Clark
Olivia Tenwalde
Lawrence Tenwalde
Shank
Mrs. Tenewalde
Lawrence
Double Killing in Hagerstown Believed Linked to Affair
In Hagerstown on November 16 23 a man and his wife were found dead in a hotel room with a gunshot. Police believe the motive is a love affair between the wife and a Richmond man.
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Ind
Hagerstown
Ars
Flusher
Richmond
Four in Dav Stata ae case linked to murder arrest warrants
The article details arrests and investigations in a murder case involving Ruscell. Guy Bryant and his wife are reported under warrants and in the first defense stage, with the slain person connected to a previous incident. The narrative mentions a material witness and other individuals connected to the case. Witness Cecile Bryant, 22, is noted among relatives. The report references locations on Road and Center, with references to incidents earlier in October.
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Ber- Dayton
T Hey
King
Bryant
Threeaughter Cecile
Urs
Woman Held After Body Found in River Killing Case
Coroner inquest ties Mrs. Bryant to a romance with Hosea Sonday. Sonday was found dead in the Little Miami river near Lebanon on October 28 with skull fractured and restraints on his ankles. Police suspect Bryant killed Sonday after discovery and aided disposal of the body. witnesses testified of threats and letters between Bryant and Sonday.
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Sonday
Little Miami River
Lebanon
Bryant
Brrant
Sondar
Hosea Sonday
Columbus
Eucxene Sond
Bucyrus
Ruth Mrtre
Caxton
Bhrrant
Slayers in War IIE Claim Victims. Murders Rumored
A fragmentary report from wartime lines mentions slayers in War IIE who died today after refusing to reveal Stephenville's name. Rumors also point to further killings involving Ernest Domica.
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Stephenville
Ernest Domica
Retail meat prices vary as yards report declines
A garbled market note cites price changes at Lakewood yards with retail and wholesale figures. It mentions meat dealers facing cents per pound shifts and ongoing adjustments, reflecting a broader trend in retail meat costs during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas Tatehs
Lakewood
Amargia
Officer shoots car thief suspect in Rockefeller Park
Cleveland police report Patrolman Er A James shot and killed a suspect who tried to flee a staged theft at Rockefeller Park after failing to halt. The incident follows a prior warning as James says he surprised two individuals attempting to steal a parked automobile.
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Cleveland
Er- A. James
Rockefeller Park
James
East St. Louis woman wed fourteenth time
East St. Louis resident Mrs. Cora Walker Yates La Forge, age 43, married her fourteenth husband, laborer Mr. La Forge, three days after divorcing her thirteenth husband Alexander Yates. Her multiple marriages span names Truxter to Lilley, with two grown daughters and a widowed status. A stolen flivver during the ceremony marked the unusual day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
Cota la Forge
Cora Walker Yates
Traxler
Joyce
Barnes
Butcher
Crow
Whitney
Porter
Swanson
Lilley
la Forge
John Truxter
Truxter
Cora LaForge
Ilinois
Garden of Love
Henry la Forge
Murder plot leads to capture in north woods farm
Myrtle Sanders, 15, found missing and later critically injured in the cabin of Leonard Portano, a lumberjack, as part of a killer's alleged plan to seize and kidnap the girl. The case involves Miss Sanders' family, suspect Portano, and local law officers including Sheriff J. A. Wason and Oscar Timmy, with a posse tracking the suspect.
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Remioii
Myrtle Sanders
North Woods
Cai
Leonard Poriano
Itl
Portano
John Sanders
Merile
Oscar Timmy
J. A. Wason
Smoot Opposes 54 Year Bonds for Soldier Bonus
Washington November 16. The suggestion of William McAdoo former secretary of the treasury to issue 54 year bonds to finance a soldier's bonus meets strong opposition from Senator Reed Smoot Republican of Utah, who chairs the Senate Finance Committee. Smoot says he favors decreasing our bonds not increasing them.
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Washington
Wiliam & McAdoo
Treasnrs
Reed Smoot
Viah
Senate Finances Committee
Amherst mayoral contest alleges illegal voting acts
Mayor J. J. Smythe of Amherst files a petition with Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox challenging Walter C. Nord’s win by nine votes on an independent ticket. The claims include double votes in Precinct A and C, non residents voting, presence of unofficial ballots, and improper tallying. A hearing is set for November 21 to cite Nord and consider relief allowed by law.
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J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Walter C. Nord
Smythe
H.C. Wilcox
Rudolph Sabiers
H. T. Hall
H. L. Hall
Harriet Peck
Nell Yeller
Wilcox
Yanks Probe BFE Probe With Lanes in Washington
Washington headlines erupt as the senatorial inquiry into the United States veterans bureau continues. James A. McFarland of the Disabled American Veterans denounces the investigation from the witness stand, claiming waste and scandal while demanding answers from the ex-commissioners. Colonial Charles Forbes resumes testimony amid graft and incompetence accusations related to government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Veterans Bureau
Ger
John F. O'Raan
Deveinu
Charles Ft Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Red Cross Subscriptions Reach Substantial Total
Red Cross headquarters reported subscriptions totaling 150 dollars. Church of Christ club led by Maddock reported silk in subscriptions. Rotary Club led by Hancock registered 19 dollars. Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion reported 41 dollars. Western Leigh canvass across vaiim 2150 dollars. Committees will be heard from as canvass continues.
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Red Cross
Church of Christ
Maddock
Rotary Club
Hancock
Ana Laty
American Legion
Leigh
Elyria
PAM Strike Hearing Details and Participants
The PAM strike hearing occurred with key figures including Hicaco and the Varted States noting disparities between the two sides. Testimony was given in the final stages as Boone and Markham argued for the strikers and for the carrier respectively. The board will review the matter.
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Atryuzi G.n
Boone
Tvzin
Johnson Taps Hat for 1924 GOP Nomination
Senator Hiram Johnson announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination and said he will contest for delegates in every state with a presidential primary. The move drew quick reactions in Washington with expectations of multiple aspirants emerging in the coming weeks.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Coolidge
Congress
California
United States Senate
Harding
A. D. Lasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
President Coolidge
White House
Lodge
Senator Johnson
Lorain Liquor Vendor Arrested by Prohibition Office
Joe Roll of 2640 Vine Avenue Lorain was arrested this morning by Prohibition Officer Frank Klady at his business. Two quarts of liquor were found in his possession. Roll pleaded not guilty and was held on a $564 bond awaiting a jury trial for violation of the law.
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Joe Roll
Vine Avenue
Lorain
Cey Frank Klady
Klady
Judes We OB Thompson
Gwitr
Wa Hound
Two Hunters Wounded in Dayton Incident
In Dayton on November 16 Ralph Freeze, 15, was shot in the shoulder by John Marshall. The other hunter was also wounded. both are expected to recover from their injuries.
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Dayton
Ralph Freeze
Ead John Marshall
Soth
Lorain city injunction and bus service update
The Lorain case remains in force with an injunction led by Judea Wo Tt Thommen. Buses are running as usual while the matter is summarized to Attorney Wesler Grills who is asked to accelerate the hearing date.
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Lorain
Civ
Ant Wilam
Judea Wo Tt
Thommen
Wesler Grills
Wellington Grime: Baby Girl Murdered by Couple in custody
A 55 year old farmer Lewis Cowles and 42 year old widow Alice Hall jailed in Wellington on first degree murder charges for killing a three day old baby girl named Doris. Cowles confessed to burying the infant after chloroform poisoning and striking the child, the woman later admitted her role. Autopsy confirmed the baby weighed six pounds with head injuries. The pair pleaded guilty and await grand jury action.
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Lewis Cowles
Alice Hall
Wellington Township
Humane Society
Pitts Road
Sheriff’s Office
Lawrence Webber
Dan Symons
Cowles
Wellington
Underhill
Doris
Taylor
Justice St. George
Lorain Mayor Candidate Claims Election Cost Per Vote
Harry Stapleton an independent candidate for Lorain mayor announced his election expense report showing expenditures of 346 dollars for a total 28 votes. He calculates a cost of 32 dollars per vote.
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Lorain
Harry Stapleton
Stapleton
Cleveland Trust sees steady but slowed 1924 outlook
The Cleveland Trust Company reports mid month analysis showing business activity easing but not collapsing. Industrial production modestly improving, but railroad traffic and retail trade lag. metal trade strong, crops high, prices rising, and overall conditions not decisive for 1924.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Trust Company
Bus'neas
New York
Washington
Ges
Ouwyti
Bni
Red Cross Appeals Highlight Ada Ward Message
Ada Ward writes during a thin week urging support for the Red Cross. She recalls French battlefield courage and urges that the organization remain a steadfast reserve in wartime.
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Perry
Hamlin
Howlett
Corey
Ada Ward
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