Government Won’t Intervene in Ku Klux Klan War
Washington dispatch notes the 67th Congress, recalled by President Harding, begins on November 20 with no business transacted and no swearing in of new senators due to a tribute for the late Tom Watson. Senators Felton and Bayard sworn in, replacing Reed and seating new members as the session opens.
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Pennsylvania
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Narrow escape as building section falls on Court Street
A man Leo Urias of Tattersall court and a passing woman avoided injury when a side of the Elyria Savings & Trust Co. office building under demolition collapsed into the street. Urias held the section up to allow her to pass and was only scratched. The woman left quickly with no name given. Outside work is nearly done and the bank side is sealed awaiting opening by year’s start.
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Memorial services honor W. G. Sharp in Elyria
Funeral for Jam Graves Sharp held at the Washington Avenue home with large attendance from the city and beyond. Lorain County bar and American Legion joined in services as business paused. music by Viola Prof. Felix Guerner and an address by Rev. J. H. Grant celebrated Sharp as a neighbor, citizen, and friend beyond his public offices.
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Candidates file expense accounts after election
Expense reports filed with the board of elections show Republican and Democratic candidates listing outlays. Fred Underhill spent 204.78. Rob ers opponent yet to file. C D Gray 144. Elmer Cotton 77. Luetta Jody 258. Lawrence Webber 289.90. Mabel Marsh 1498.06. Monroe Ly 100. Walter Ludwig not provided. committees for referendums listed 83 and 175.45.
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Lawrence Webber
Mabel Marsh
Monroe Ly
Miles B. Percoroner
Walter Ludwig
Memorial services planned for William Sharp
Schools across the area hold a short memorial service for the late Wil Graves Sharp. Beginning at Jack Elementary, the service lasts about fifteen minutes with teachers and family speaking as students assemble in the auditorium.
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Hunting tale from Eddy ends with rabbit caught and killed
An incoherent Eddy Ohio field note describes a hunting day with a dog and family chase. It mentions a rabbit count rising to six and a fatal capture, ending with the animal described as dead.
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Supreme Court to Hear Day Ship Appeals January 2
The U S Supreme Court set January 2 for hearing appeals by foreign and American steamship companies against the Daugherty bone dry ship order. Foreign lines argue prohibition rate cannot bar liquor shipments within or beyond the three mile limit. American lines contend the Volstead Act cannot be extended to them by regulation.
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Cost of living rises amid approaching winter
The cost of living increases again as winter nears with higher prices. Labor depots report a two percent rise in October, adding strain to shoppers nationwide.
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Washington
Woman Accused in Attack as Police Seek Suspect
Report notes Catherine Armen accused of attacking Ed Carp-Dell alias Reed, with 18 year old Astad and Little Catherine involved. authorities in Columbus search for an unidentified auto delivery truck driver said to have run over and killed Milo S. Lee. incident details include Hocking Valley railroad shop worker seen at West Broad and Gift Streets.
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John Armentrout
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Sa Campbell
Columbus
Milos Lee
Hocking Valley Railroad
West Broad
Gift Streets
Plan Occupation Tax Topic For Lima Tonight
Lima officials set a special city commission meeting with city manager Bingham to discuss an occupational tax amid the financial crisis. The item mirrors measures used in other elites to raise revenue during hard times.
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Louisiana Governor Seeks Answers Over Klan Ties in Washington
In Washington Governor Parker of Louisiana prompts mystery by visiting to discuss possible anti-Klan legislation. Klan officials deny attempts to influence politics and express uncertainty about Parker's purpose. Senator-elect Mayfield's bid to seat amid alleged Klan ties faces challenge from Culberson and other Texas opponents.
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Kiwanis Opens Red Cross Campaign In Elyria
Kiwanis Club launches the Red Call drive for Elyria with a one day campaign from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. Jim Armitage named director plans to mobilize men for door to door solicitation and aims for a 1000 member quota.
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Wets in Pact to Pay Bonus With Spoils
Congress opens a special session to restart the federal World War II veterans bonus fight. Lawmakers press for a plan tying compensation to restrictions on alcohol sales and set a quick introduction race in the House between Representatives Fred A. Britten and John Philip Hill as leaders of the effort.
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First Snow Fall Hits City Amid Rain and Cold
The first snow storm of the season struck the city this morning mixing with rain and turning surfaces icy. Temperature fell about twenty degrees from Sunday, and overcoats became necessary as residents bundled up quickly.
Women Jury Service Planned in Thiro County Court
A January term is expected to include the first women jurors in Thiro County. A Woman's Civic club committee led by Mrs Mae Vindar and others met county officials to press for jury access and restroom provisions. They also urged completing the third floor offices rather than renting outside spaces.
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Cutting Affray Leaves Man With Severe Wound
Police respond to a morning incident in Western Heights where Sam Lea sustained a five inch breast wound from a razor during a fight with Jim Harvey. A heavy sweater coat vest and shirt partially protected him. Lea will decide on charges before reporting to headquarters.
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First Woman Senator Felton Takes Seat in Senate
Mrs. Thelma Latimer Felton of Georgia becomes the first woman United States senator and appears on the Senate floor greeted by applause in the gallery. She is escorted by former Senator Hoke Smith as she attends the session ahead of reconvening.
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Plan A Counter Blow In Heights "Blue Law" War
Cleveland Heights faces a Sunday crackdown as seven business owners plan to appear before Justice R K Hawkins for alleged violations of blue laws. Warrants were issued and authorities prepared to pursue pur loosed operations amid the plan to enforce Sunday closure.
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Five Bandits Scoop Five Thousand From Mills Garden
Five armed bandits robbed a Chicago dining palace early today, tying up James Chanialese, one of the owners, in an ice box. They dynamited a safe and escaped with about $5,000.
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Freon Mills Gardens
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Fragmented note hints at cross of bee and bug with unclear results
A garbled report suggests a claimed cross between a bee and an insect with unspecified outcomes. The text is severely distorted, making names, dates, places, and stakes unreadable.
Stormy week opens British Commons with Whitley reelected speaker
The newly elected British House of Commons met at Westminster with James H. Whitley reelected speaker after swearing in new members. The session will begin after the king’s speech outlining national needs. Members queued to badge in at midnight as Viscountess Astor secured a front seat near ministers.
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Bus Ordinance Struck In Lorain County Suit
William H. Dunne files temporary injunction against Sheffield Lake Avon Lake villages challenging an ordinance regulating bus operation and licensing fees. Judge Redington declares right to inquire into route and license amount in separate action later.
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Unclear London legal notices amid Nov reports
Fragmentary OCR notes report a writ of habeas corpus at Dublin with claims around Sloter Shilders and flera names. The text is garbled but mentions publicans, De Valera, state troops, and legal counsel Feiders with unclear dates and outcomes.
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Two Die in Auto Crash Near St Paul Minnesota
A vehicle collision near St Paul Minnesota this morning left two dead and another person injured. Police say the car failed to stop and collided head on with an oncoming sedan. Ambulance crews attended the scene and investigations are underway.
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Three Women Auto Victims at Cleveland
Three women die in separate traffic crashes in Cleveland bringing the year toll to 126. Mrs Clara Sage 26 was struck near an interurban line and Mrs Helen Peeeman and Mrs Jennie Thorpe 49 were run down on Euclid Avenue.
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Jennie Thorpe
Euelid Avenue
Will Re Indict Marching Miners Victim Unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss potential re indictment related to Marching Miners in Wellsburg West Virginia. It references a judge, a case count around 136, and escalating legal actions with mentions of sheriffs and unions in a chaotic text.
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