Avon Lake Waterworks Project Advances in County Deal
Two and a half acres on Lake Road at Avon Lake were purchased by the county commissioners as a site for a new waterworks and filtration plant. The land was bought for $2,500 from Doria EF Low. The award to a firm for construction is expected shortly with a completion target of December 1, 1927.
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Avon Lake
County Missioners
Pew Waterworks
Lake Road
Do O
Doria
Damaged Award Granted in 1924 Wellington Case
A damaged report notes a 1924 accident on the C C highway near Wellington. Edna Franks is mentioned, with a June award by Judge W B Thorpson. The case details are incomplete but indicate a legal ruling.
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Edna Franks
American diplomats meet U S pilots in Washington luncheon
In Washington a group of American diplomats hosted by Secretary Kellogg welcomed Major Herbert Darxue and a corps of four pilots from the American air mission. The luncheon at the Pan American Union marked the start of an aerial tour to twenty one Latin American nations.
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Washington
Washgton
Hy Air
Panmerican Union
State Kellag
Ynor
Herbert Darxue
Ira C. Baker
Arthur McNariel
Juff S. Fairchild
Mernacd Thompson
Community Chest Drive Opens With Dinner Tonight
A community dinner kicks off the Community Chest drive with plans for a noon event. The program features the high school band and performances by local talent as volunteers gather funds for local welfare.
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Community Chest Drive
Bus Over Hill In Cincinnati Accident
About a dozen people were injured when a Cincinnati to Portsmore bus rolled down an embankment at Newtown near Cincinnati today. The driver, Proud Michun Williams, suffered a broken arm and was said to be in critical condition.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Portsmmoter
Newtown
Mchiun Wiliams
Vare Reports Campaign Spending Totals
In a statement from Washington the Republican candidate James P. Vare reveals his campaign expenditures. He reports spending 7 668 dollars and 29 cents for a total of 4 552 dollars and 65 cents in the bid for reelection to the Senate.
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Vare
Washington
Pennsyilvania
Lane
Diplomatic Break Off Between Uruguay and Cuba
Report states Uruguay and Cuba sever relations after Cuba’s bid for membership triggers a dispute. The Cuban minister returned. Uruguay recalled its ambassador and closed the Cuban legation in Montevideo.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Uncle Joe Cannon Laid To Rest Beside His Wife
Danville reports a brief service for Uncle Joe Cannon at St James Methodist Church with Reverend Ewing presiding. Vice President Dawes and Governor Small attend as Danville closes schools for the funeral. six former commanders of the American Legion post carry the casket to Springfield cemetery.
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Joe’’ Cannon
Danville, I
Jane’ Cannon
Oday
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Rerm
Thomas N. Ewing
Ralph Hindman
Athem
Cannon
Springfield
Dawes
Coolidge
Sen.Small
Danville
Five Hunters Fatally Stoy in This State
Five hunters are reported fatally fatally Stoy in this state with injuries described from a hazardous hunting practice. The article lists names including Brown of Towne and Toledo residents and notes increased meat or game prices in the region.
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Ireland
Qohis
Towne
Toledo
Carles
Tore destroys Targ dairy storage barn in Hamilton
A dairy storage barn in Hamilton is reported destroyed by a fire or blast. The prompt text mentions Abrams and Inez in New York with uncertain date details and origin, but the fragment confirms the event at the barn and its destruction.
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Tore
Targ
Changes plea fined by judge in Lorain case
Jack Armstrong of Lorain was fined £500 and costs after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty on the charge of selling strong liquor. The plea change occurred this morning before Judge A R Webber in a case tied to governorship related operations.
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Webber
Jack Armstrong
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Aungil merger reports sidewalks in bad condition
Councilman Wingard told a recent meeting that sidewalks on Fast est of Lake were in poor shape. He urged a review by the committee and noted costs but details were unclear in the report.
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Aungil
Wingard
Lake A
British miners to accept government's peace proposals
In London on November 16 a News dispatch reports miners in Scotland Northumberland Durham Lancashire and South Wales favored the peace proposals ending the long coast strike. Ballot counts from these districts indicate acceptance is virtually assured.
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London
Scotland
Northumberland
Oashire
Lancashire
South Wales
Too Many Scholars and a Cold World War Era Note
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a wartime era discussion mentioning scholars, a cold environment, and references to fuel administration during World War II. The readable fragments name no clear individuals or events beyond the wartime context.
Council weighs protection for crossings and traffic view
The council discussed safeguarding at dangerous crossings including Maqtorists Ay B and C Grossing. Obe Squire noted drivers have clear views north and south but unresolved risk prompted referring the matter to the Streets and Railroads Committee for action. The city was asked to provide monitorial measures.
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Protection & O
Squire
Nigit
Plan for settling claims for property seized during war
A House debate over proposals to settle claims for property taken during World War I. Secretary under a plan seeks 21600,000,000 for American property, with 90 million from reparations. contention about tax impact and creditor nation status. Participants include Rep. Garner, Rep. Winston, and others.
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Ngton
United
Winston
Amer
Couiree
St. Jese-Menny
Former day director and state senator acquitted in wine graft case
A former day director and state senator were acquitted in an alleged wine graft case in Chicago. The trial involved conspiracy charges and multiple defendants with disputed circumstances and limited local details available.
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DAY
Ohio Crime Report Links Leisure Prosperity and Divorce to Crime
Ohio officials release a 191? annual clemency report tracing crime to leisure and divorce in well to do circles, citing 34 percent of prisoners as colored and noting low conviction rates for the wealthy. The document links murders to divorces and reports homicide sentences and executions since 1912.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
Dan Williams
Italy Defeats UC inunjured Aviation Cup Race tale
Italian team wins a naval aviation race with a new plane design reaching about 246 mph, outpacing American aircraft and prompting calls for renewed U S preparedness debates. Johnson of California cites American aviation lag behind Europe amid Mussolini related political reports from London and Milan.
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Wader Itriutory
War and Navy Departments
Johnson
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Cal
Billy Stitchell
American America
Riead
Advo
Mitchell
Congr S
Reed
Marone
Natal
Jury verdict favors Arthur Wilson in road incident case
A jury awarded damages to Arthur Wilson after a road incident. The ruling settling the civil matter endorses Wilson’s claims against the defendant and concludes the trial.
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Arthur Wilson
Y M C A Philippine Islands appoints new general secretary
Stephen MM. Prouko becomes general secretary of the Haili Y. M. C. A. in the Philippine Islands. He rises from humble Russian origins and was displaced by revolutionists during wartime.
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Wittip Pape
Woostaining
Stephen MM. Prouko
Youngetown
O. Y. Mlc
Haili Y. M. C. A
Philippine Islands
Islands
Russia
Hearings Set in Loron Liquor Cases
Seven individuals tied to Loron liquor operations faced federal raids Friday night and were set for hearings on Thursday. One defendant released on bond today, others remain jailed for bond failures as the group awaits trial.
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Wim. R
Loralo
United
Gus Gatles
Mr. and Fare
Lavin
Fatal Mine Explosion Probed in Moundsville West Virginia
An investigation began into a mine explosion at a local concern in Moundsville WV. Officials report five dead and two injured with rescuers finishing work and recovering a body named Thomas Robinson. Early signs point to a spark igniting the mine detonation.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Indas Br R. H. Lambie
State
I Street
Thomas Robinson
Taday
Roumanian King Ferdinand Reported With Stomach Ailment
Vienna dispatches report King Ferdinand of Roumania is ill with a stomach trouble. A bulletin from the king’s French physician and a Bucharest message cite acute condition, but rumors persist that cancer may be involved. a royal arrival in Bucharest has fueled speculation.
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Ferdinand of
Roumani
Profe Jensaude
Bucharest
Buchary
As Mons
Ferdinand
Prosecution Seeks Motion Pictures In Hall Mills Trial
In Somerville New Jersey on November 16 1923 Alexander Simpson the prosecutor in the Hall Mills murder trial asked to project screen pictures of DeRussey the slain rector so jurors could gauge the crime scene. The defense objected while a court explained the machine was stationary and sterootatic in style. Mrs Marie M Lee sister of Mrs Mills testified that Mrs Mills loved Dr Hall and had planned to run away with him and possibly divorce her husband.
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N. J
Alexander Simpson
Hall-Mills
DeRussey
Edward W Ler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Fel McCarter
McCarter
Marie M. Lee
Millis
Pr. Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
New Brunswick
Dr. Hall
Legislation Moves Toward Sewage Plant Construction
The city service director told the council that legislation for a sewage disposal plant should begin immediately. He noted an engineer cannot be hired until funds are authorized, and said questions of sites and legislation will be discussed at the next council meeting.
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