Remus Daughter Sits In Court As Jury Selection Begins
At Cincinnati November 18 Domola Remus daughter of George Remus attended the trial session for her father charged with the murder of his second wife Imogene. She sat in the rear then moved to the defense table as proceedings opened. A retired oil salesman Awrey is excused. Natalia Hubbell and James Clark join the panel amid jury qualification. A letter from Remus to Domola, read to reporters, revealed strained relations during his Atlanta prison term.
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Court Oom
Cincinnati
Fomola Remus
George Remus
Imogene
Itomola
Natalia Hubbell
Awret
James E. Clark
Hubbell
Remus
Romola
Walter K.bibbald
Atlanta
Bomb wrecks theater in Detroit headlined by Navy report
A mysterious explosion hit the Lansing Theatre in Detroit as police reported the second such bombing in weeks. The blast around 5 am ripped into an upstairs apartment, forcing occupants into the street in freezing weather, with shattered store windows and flying glass across the block.
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Detroit
Mich
Navy
Lansing Theatre
Cvie
Parsons
Edward Canfield Cleared For Hospital Discharge
Edward Canfield, injured when struck by a train near New York Central coal docks, was discharged from Plyra Memorial hospital in good condition. Funeral services for his brother Robert Canfield, killed in the incident, will be held Saturday at two o clock at the home of their parents in Sugar Ridge.
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Edward Canfield
New York Central
Oal Docks
Plyra Memorial Hospital
Robert Canfield
Edward
Limited
Wiliam Canfield
Sugar Ridge
R. T Ketehars
Merating
Philippines not ready for complete independence declares Garmi Thompson
In a Kiwanis dinner at the Newell hotel Col Carmi Thompson Ohio investigator told why Philippines are not ready for separation from the United States. He urged a Canada like government under a US commissioner with civil control and separation from the war department. General Leonard Wood was complimented for his work in the islands.
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Philippines
United States
Islands
Canada
Kiwanis
Newell Hotel
Col
Carmi Thompson
Coolidge
Col Thompson
George Chamberlain
Ohio
Pacific
War Department
Dawning Snows Grip Midwest Across Broad Region
Blanketed under several inches of snow the middlewest endures subfreezing temps. Chicago snowstorm continues with deadly skids and poor visibility. Three deaths linked to accidents. weather bureau offers no relief. Wisconsin Michigan woods trap hunters. some reports of hardship but no deaths. North Dakota records subzero readings as Ashland Wisconsin weather batters a missing tug. An air mail pilot from Maywood returns after 120 minutes due to driving snow.
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Middlewest
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Wisconsin and
Michigan Woods
North Dakota
Ashland
Wis
Butterfield
Cleveland
Maywood Field
Bids Sought for Ohio Viaduct Over Gut Creek Valley
Columbus Ohio November 18 G F Schlesinger director of highways and public works announced bids will be received December 9 for the largest bridge project yet by the department a viaduct over Gut Creek Valley to replace the present structure on Sid Street Cincinnati an extension of U S highway 52 the Ohio River road the reinforced concrete and encased structural steel span measures about 3300 feet long and 56 feet wide with two sidewalks for seven feet each
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Columbus
G. F. Schlesinger
Directo of High-Ways and Public Works
Department
Sid Street
Cincinnati
Report 2 Slain When Mex Rebels Attack Train
A Spanish dispatch from El Paso says 52 people were killed when a Juarez Mexico City train was attacked by 600 rebels at Palmira yesterday. Eight women and four babies were among the victims. The train's 32 military escort was wiped out and 18 passengers plus the engineer and firemen were shot.
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EL Paso
Tex
el Continental
Jaurez Mexico City
Palmira
Knife Sent To President Sparks White House Debate
Newark Ohio dispatch reports W E Fulton, a Republican, sent President Coolidge a pen knife after reading that the president planned to "just whittle" in retirement. The president thanked Fulton, who chose a knife that smokes no noise when composed.
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Newark
Coolidge
White House
Vermont
Whittle
W. E. Fulton
Fulton
Tax Reduction Bill Aims for House Passage by Christmas
Washington reports the tax reduction bill should reach the House Ways and Means Committee by next week and win House approval before Christmas. Provisions include repeal of theatre admission taxes and club dues, possible repeal of the automobile tax, and a corporate tax cut from 13.5 to 12 percent. Estate tax retained. intermediate bracket cuts debated by Mellon and administration leaders.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Senate
Treasury
Mellon
Gardner
Texas
Young Men’s Club plans spring kite contest in Lorain County
The Young Men’s Club sponsors a kite flying contest to be held early spring. Entries must be handmade by the participants with their own designs and workmanship. Prizes go to the most attractive largest smallest most unique and highest flying kite. Committee members are Ralph Standen Jack Slekkinen and A Yost.
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Lorain County
Ralph Standen
Jack Slekkinen
A. Yost
Borah Predicts Open Movement For Coolidge
Senator William E Borah of Idaho arrived in Cleveland to address the National Grange and said President Coolidge has obscured his own position with the line I do not choose to run The Idaho senator predicted an open movement for Coolidge and said the Republican convention politics will date from Philadelphia not Rapid City He declined to elaborate further on his view of the presidents address.
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Cleveland
Noy
Coolidge
Union League Club
Philadelphia
William FE. Borah
Idaho
Borah
National Grange
Rapid City
Damage Suit Trial Begins in Oberlin Area Crash
Trial opened in Judge A R Webber's court on a 310657 damage suit brought by H A Wahl of Findlay against Carl Dukes of Oberlin arising from a February 8 1926 collision west of Oberlin that wrecked Wahl's car. Dukes contends the wreck was not his fault.
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A. R. Webber
H. A. Wahl
Carl Dukes
Findlay
Oberlin
Wahl
Dukes
Ford executive quits amid executive resignations at Ford
New York dispatch reports Ford Motor Co senior executive Hobart Corview resigns as the Dow Jones notes another resignation within weeks. This marks the third high level departure at Ford in a short span.
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Ford Co
New York
Navy
Dow Jones Financial News Agency
Detroit
Hobart
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Coolidges To Attend Charity Army Football Game Tomorrow
President and Mrs. Coolidge plan to attend the Quaintico Marines All Army football game in Washington tomorrow. It will be their first game of the year with Mrs. Coolidge having attended last year’s Al Service game alone. Gene Tunney, former Marine and heavyweight champion, will serve as linesman. The game is for charity and the Presidents Cup, regularly offered by Mr. Coolidge, will be at stake.
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Washington, D. C
tPresident
Burglar Busted by Homeowner in Early Morning Break-In
Don Stroup of 826 West Avenue woke to a kitchen noise at six. He struck the intruder after a flashlight shone in his face, leaving the burglar on the floor before escaping. A skeleton key was found hanging by the back door used to enter the house.
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Don Stroup
West Avenue
Stroup
Frank H. Smith
Athens High School Band Performs at State House
In Columbus on November 18 the Athens high school band of 50 musicians drew state house workers to a morning concert in front of the capitol. Led by assistant director Harlan Carpenter the group wore red and black uniforms and played popular tunes and the school song, drawing a decisive positive response.
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Columbus
State House
Athens
Capitol
Harlan Carpenter
Find 150000 Worth Of Art And Tapestries
Police recovered 150000 dollars worth of fragile artworks including silver, gold, bronze, and jade pieces and tapestries from an unoccupied room. Detectives had watched the site for three days, suspecting it housed an art thieves gang, and broke in to seize the valuables from an old trunk.
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New York
Continued Cold Predicted For Ohio
Columbus Ohio reports continued cold with snow clinging around and little chance of melt. A two day spell of rain sleet and snow yielded 1.21 inches of precipitation, a record for the date, as forecastors warned temperatures could fall to 24 degrees tonight with no relief in sight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Sheriff sued for fourty thousand damages in Ohio county
David and Wade Crabaugh retained attorneys to sue Lea H. Davidson, Preble County sheriff, for forty thousand dollars. They allege the sheriff attempted to dispossess them from a 240 acre farm via foreclosure and used tear gas bombs to repossess the property. The brothers fled to Richmond, Indiana, while directing actions from there.
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Dayton
David
Wade Crabaugh
Data
Lea H. Davidson
Sherif
Preble County
Craubaughs
Davidson
Darfon
Richmond
Ind
Fant
Elyria Chest Drive Reaches $63,030 Total
Elyria’s Community Chest drive reports another day of pledges and cash totaling $14,084, bringing the running total to $63,030 with the campaign set to run through Tuesday night. Leaders include Ladies division captains and notable donors from H. M. Redington to Colson Co. and I. T. S. Co. among others.
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Elgria
Elyria
John Trey
Pas
St. Mary's Church
A. R. Webber
M.C. A
Judge Webber
Idea Chest
Clayton Chapman
Tacoma
Washington
Guy B Findley
Baird's
Broad Street
H. H. Belifler
F. A. Smythe
F. L. Woodruff
H. M. Redington
Id. H. Slurst
Karl Plocher
EH. Barbour
Miss Burner
B. F. Allen
Peter Kolinski
King Fauver
H. W. Ingersoll, Jr
Jack Siekkinen
Jack Warden
John Rankin
David P. Lyman
J. B. Johnson
J. Stankard
R. S. Silsbee
Louis Hadaway
R. C. Masten
J. EB. Thatcher
Joseph Kiss
Samuel Deutsch
W. B. Timms
Colson Co
Steel and Tubes, Inc
General Phonograph
I. T. S. iCo
Martel Packing Co
Assistant Manager Karl Piocher Leads Busy Community Chest
Karl W. Piocher serves as assistant manager for two years, handling extensive detail work and dedicating nearly a full month each year to the Community Chest campaign while refusing any compensation.
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Community Chest
Karl W. Piocher
Mr. Piocher
No Hard Times Declared by Mrs Kolinski at Chest Booth
Mrs Peter Kolinski a Community Chest worker said no beggars visited the Broad Street booth this year the first time in twelve years. She explained soliciting has grown more efficient reducing gifts from about $3000 in earlier years to $94 so far this year as regular channels replace informal appeals.
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Peter Kolinski
Red Cross
American Legion
One Killed In Blast On Ship
A mysterious explosion aboard the steamship Jacob Luck enbach at Fairfield, Baltimore killed one man and injured five others. Fifteen crew were aboard. those uninjured worked away from the blast site as flames swept over a fuel tank.
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Baltimore
Jacob Luckenbach
Fairfield
Sinclair's Aide Withdraws Motion in Conspiracy Case
Washington November 1 Mason Day aide to oil magnate Harry F Sinclair withdrew his motion to reduce bail from twenty five thousand dollars. He remained charged in the Sinclair conspiracy case with jury tampering and mistrial related allegations. The bail had been set at twenty five thousand dollars yesterday he asked to lower it to a lower amount.
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Washington
Mason Day
Harry F Sinclaty
Abandoned Wellington Norwalk Bus Service Approved
Nov 18 in Columbus Ohio the Public Utilities Commission granted a request by W B Newcomer Ashland to operate a hander bat service from Ashland to Norwalk via Wellington. Present local firms from Ashland to Norwalk will be affected as the new route begins.
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Wellington-Norwalk
Columbus
Wellington
Nortale
W. B. Newcomer
Ashland
Pobiie _ Utilities Commission
Sife
Norwalk
Flood fears grip Vermont as storms lash region
United Press reports widespread damage from storms across the nation. Tornadoes disrupted Washington and surrounding areas, killing a woman in New Jersey and injuring several. Vermont faces renewed danger from high waters after flood ruins recent weeks. Michigan governor Green and companions faced a snowbound return while officials and residents brace for continuing severe weather.
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United Press
United States
Eithim
Washington
National Capital
Maryland
Virginia
Midwest
Air Mall
Chicago
Cleveland
Middle States
Rocky Mountains
Vermont
Green
Michigan
Upper
William Hale Thompson
Ironmountain
Elizabeth
N. J
Tornado Strikes Alexandria Area Causes Major Damage
A powerful tornado from the Potomac swept through southeastern and northeastern Washington and Alexandria causing extensive damage and injuries. Over 200 people were hurt, one death reported from lightning, and property losses exceed 1 million dollars. Homes flooded, many residents seek shelter with friends as police and troops guard wreckage amid cold weather.
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Washington
Alexandria
Potomac
Naval Air Station
Hyatteville
Maryland
Friends
Tish Cross Wes
Jane Garter
Meltin Collins
Providence Hospital
William Truesdale
Storm near White House hits Washington area
A tornado struck about two miles from the White House causing damage in a corridor roughly two miles wide. Police reports noted heavy strikes overnight with part of Washington D.C. area affected as crews assess the wreckage and restore power.
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White House
Washington
Washiseton
Praeidant
Philadelphia
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Avon
Garmi Thompson
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EH Tingley
National Foremen’s Association
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Woremen’s Club
BE. H. ‘Tingley
National Association of Foremen
Tingley
Lawrence Webber
Jack Flynn
Hee
Garmi Thomson
Alte Contestain OF
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Father Frey
Karl W. Plocher
Mrs. Kolinski
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