Tax cuts and veteran bonus debate grips Congress
Washington peers debate a combined plan to cut income taxes while advancing a veterans adjusted compensation bill. Proponents argue initial cash outlays can be minimized and offset by Britain's debt payments, with key leaders projecting action before the two week congressional session.
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Harding
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Great Britain
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Coolidge
White House
Supreme Court ruling on California land ownership act clarified
The article notes the U S Supreme Court ruling upholding a California act that bars aliens from owning land through California land corporations and discusses its impact on real property ownership and related constitutional questions. It mentions related cases of disbarment, transport violations, and a railroad strike injunction in 1922 with defendants appealing losses.
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Lorain Stores Close for Friday Football Game
Lorain announces downtown shops will close Friday afternoon for the Lorain Fisia football game. Officials expect a record crowd and strong local turnout during the event.
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Lorain
Campaign expense reports filed for recent city elections
Candidates disclosed campaign spending with Mayor Jones at 147.75 dollars and Harry Hinkson at 344 dollars. Other figures include city solicitor 27.52, city treasurer 13.50, city auditor 12, councilman 12, council president 15, mayoral candidate 9.75, and education board contender 10. The Republican and Democratic central committees spent 1261 and 495.49 dollars respectively. George Hoffman 255 and William Gall 349.
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Harry Hinkson
Hinkson
D. W. Myers
F. L. Shaw
Republican Central Committee
Lorain
Democratic Central Committee
George Hoffman
William Gall
Baldwin Replies to Lloyd George Attack
London November 19 Premier Stanley Baldwin opened his campaign with a sharp retort to former Premier Lloyd George. Baldwin said George’s Northampton speech Saturday showed a return to old habits and warned that he lost the last election because the people distrust him. He asserted such rhetoric would not regain popular trust as he leads the Tories against the Liberals.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Lloyd George
Northampton
Liberals
Arrest Hunters On Girl Charge Readying Ohio Attack
Le roy Bolshizer and Carl Schreibner both 21 of Lockland are jailed in Hamilton county with a third suspect sought after an alleged rab bits attack on a 14 year old girl in Reading Ohio last Friday. Deputies say the men armed with shotguns forced the wife into the house and dragged the girl toward a wood near the residence during the incident.
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Cincinnati
Leroy Bolshizer
Carl Schreibner
Lockland
Hamilton County
Reading
Ohio
Arrest Gun Toter Lorain
Nov 19 James Pasley of 1854 E 28th street was arrested on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Authorities learned he threatened a woman and her husband asked police to pursue him. Pasley tried to flee from the National Toys Co gate, discarded the gun, and surrendered after an officer fired a warning shot.
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Lorain
James Pasley
E. 28Th Street
Pasley
National Tuhs Co
Oil Vandal Strikes Nectarine Fields Near Clintonville
In Clintonville Pennsylvania on November 13 vandals from the Nectarine oil fields led by Noodhounis damaged leases by pulling plugs from barrels and spilling oil. This marks the second strike in two weeks, after an earlier theft of about 100 barrels.
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Johnson declares candidacy for 1924 GOP presidency
California progressive Hiram Johnson announces his bid for the Republican nomination at the 1924 GOP convention. He cites domestic policy choice between reactionaries and progressives and foreign policy stance on isolation. Johnson returns to Washington cheerful, praising party rank and file over bosses.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
Community Chest Givers Named To Ensure Public Knowledge
The Community Service Council announces it will publish donor names and amounts four times during the campaign to show where funds come from and how they are spent. Those objecting to publication may opt out. lists will appear on Wednesday the 21st, Saturday the math, Tuesday the 27th and Friday the 30th with belated gifts later.
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Community Service Council
Elyria
Typhoon Hills Manila Shore Incident Reported Floods
A Manila shore typhoon warning noted flooding in Moray ditirie areas and service disruption in rail and communications in several districts. Frances Zore of Lorain sues National Tube Co alleging her husband Frank died after heat exposure at a blast furnace and seeks damages after denial by Ohio Industrial Commission.
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Lorain
National Tube Co
Jaudee Webber
Frank
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Fruit Steamer Seeks Aid After Coastal Sighting
Reports say the Muraflores steamship is 30 miles off the northern Georgia coast with unknown conditions. Coast guard and ships Coolee and Lancaster rushed to the scene as radio messages indicate the vessel faced water in her bunk and a desperate situation. In Germany a four masted ship Grace Per is stranded near the Elbe mouth with three men saved and the rest missing. the vessel is believed to be a total loss.
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Norfolk
Paval
Georgia
Hase
Morafiore
Cuxhaven
Knight admits he favors Johnson in Ohio race
Former Congressman Charles L. Knight states he has no pledge to any presidential candidate but admits a favorable view of Senator Johnson. He criticizes Ohio GOP leaders, cites Taft bill fallout, and suggests Johnson’s candidacy could shift party direction. Knight notes plans to travel to Florida but may delay his trip to observe events.
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Ohio
Hiram Johnson
Charles L. Knight
Johnson
Hynicka
League Court
Mr. Coolidge
Florida
Mid West Favored In Plum Positions
The White House signals a shift with President Coolidge planning to go west and Midwest as Congress opens in 1924. He aims to distribute patronage to states in the west and midwest, following Horace Greeley’s advice to seek opportunity at the source.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
White House
Horace Greely
Coolidge
Congress
West
Midwest
Moose Lodge Hears Talks Initiates Large Class
The Moose Lodge hosted Frank Radnor Lutz of James J. Davis’s staff and Judge C. L. Burnett for a Sunday afternoon event. The open charter campaign ends with a large initiation and a lively address, followed by a fish fry enjoyed by members and visitors.
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Frank Radnor Lutz
James J. Davis
Moose
Tniten
C. L. Burnett
Pittsburgh
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Lutz
Judee Burnett
George B. Casey
Tom Cover
Rover
Charlies
Enon
Sheriff Arrests Two for Intoxication Near Telegraph Road
Shen Underhl ctterday picked up two drunks near Telegraph road. He arrested R. E. Hunt of Cleveland on the Telegraph road and brought him before Justice George. Hunt was fined twenty dollars and costs. Paul Barchos was found on Ridgeville road and fined five dollars and costs by Justice George.
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R. E. Hunt
Cleve’ani
Telegraph Road
Justice George
Paul Barchos
Ridgeville Road
George
Coats
Nagy Bottle Ban Sparks Prohibition Case
Ohio bootlegger Steve Nagy faces a potential conviction after police seized liquor during a raid on Vulcan Street. Nagy and his wife Helen were arrested with bonds set at 5000 and 1000 dollars respectively as a Prohibition crackdown continued. Prohibition Officer Klady also charged Carl Danest, a Grocer, with illegal liquor possession, awaiting a hearing on November 27.
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Ohio
Steve Nagy Sil
Frank Klady
Vulcan Street
Jones
Aga
Ae Ee Helen Nagy
Waa Ther
Dba
Thompson
Prohibition
Klady
Carl Danest
Gorain
W. B. Thompson
Team captains and workers dine tonight
The Community Chest dinner gathers team captains and workers with the Executive Committee at 6 30 pm in the Methodist Episcopal church across from the YMCA. Final campaign instructions will be issued and lists of participants provided. New worker names include A R Jones J W Warden Geo Day Russell Waldorf Pete Kolinski David Scott Gwillyn Jones J B Johnson and many others.
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Community Chest
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. R. Jones
R. B. Lersch
Charles Savage
A. C. Corfman
D. S. Troxel
George Tattersall
E. K. Musser
George Chamberlain
E. P. Poste
R. F. Goecke
G. H. Tyler
L. B. Walters
Claude Birch
Henry Townsend
J. B. Johnson
C. H. Price
Howard Morgan
C. A. Glass
C W Phillips
A- J. Curren
B. M. O'Donnell
HK. Day
Carl Taylor
George Robson
Harold Agate
Walter Roe
Burglarized American Consulate in Riga. $37509 Stolen
The American consulate at Riga was burglarized and $37,509 in cash taken from a safe in the office of the United States consul. Valuable papers were left untouched and a dispatch reported the details to the State Department.
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Washington
Rica
United States
State Department
Ohio health officials meet in Columbus
The opening session of the Ohio health conference in Columbus is addressed to Dr. Woods Ramin on state health progress. W. H. Frown leads the health demonstration in the afternoon, with plans for further discussion and actions.
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Woos Ramin
Heer
Tar
North Carolina
Tr W. HO Frown
Toledo Fire Chief Injured in Blaze at Store
Fire in Toledo on November 19 left Deputy Chief Tlaaer injured and a clerk burned as flames gutted a store. Authorities say the blaze caused significant damage and the extent of injuries is being investigated.
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Toledo
Siriet
Rhief Tlaaer
Gore to Death in Cleveland Narrowly Escapes
A watchman at a Cleveland location was gored to death by a tall assailant during a night shift. The incident left authorities reeling as the suspect remains at large. Tate, a bystander, reported the attack amid a scene of chaos.
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Cleveland
Madie
Cisse
Bjork
Tate
Walton Men Watch Trial Plan Appeal
Oklahoma City OK November reports show Governor Walton's impeachment trial under tight Secret Service observation in the senate gallery. Prosecution wrapped loose ends as witnesses including Jimmy Mathers and L Flannery testified amid expectations of a possible sale this afternoon or tomorrow. A federal appeal was anticipated with officials claiming strong odds for the case in higher courts.
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Jack” Walton
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Walton
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Jimmy Mathers
Idmore
Cara Smith Hamon
L. &. Flannery
Enid
Weet Pilatus
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