Council Divided As Electric Rate Gets 1st Reading
Council divided as electric rate plans are read for the first time. Councilman Rawlson leads the Lorain plan proposal offering 395 rate per half hour for domestic electricity plus a fuel service charge. The committee reports two meetings, compares cases, and declares the new rate beneficial. vote split along party lines with some members opposing. Five year term agreed, ordinance to rereadings before final adoption.
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Rawlson
Electric Light Committee
Ao Lo
J B Johnson
Counnan Fridey
Howells
Muller
Friday
Ign
Rawson
Sudro
County Extends Tax Payment Time to January 2071
The county commissioners announced that the full term for paying taxes would be extended to January 2071. The move aligns with the customary practice of former officials and is expected to be acceptable to the public.
Auto drivers sentenced attend rites of victim
Two women drivers convicted of speeding violations were sentenced by Judge Sacis in traffic court to attend the funeral of Catherine Gilmore, a seven year old killed in an accident Saturday. Attendants were guarded by two police officers as they attended the services at St Philip Neri Church.
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Cleveland
Sacis
Catherine Gilmore
St Philp Neri Church
Demand to testify offered in Hall murder case at Somerset Grand Jury
In Somerville New Jersey on November 21 a petition from friends and relatives urged Mrs Edward Wheeler Hall widow of the slain rector of St John s Episcopal Church to testify before the Somerset grand jury. The new witness George Sippel a Middlebush cattle trader surfaced via a letter from his wife to a New Binnarwick newspaper and admitted having evidence.
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Somerville
Edward Wheeler Hall
St John's Episcopal Church
Eleanor R Mus
Somerset
George Sippel
Middlebush
Binnarwick
American ambassador to Italy speaks on Near East policy
Lausanne November 21 Richard Washburn Child American ambassador to Italy and one of three American observers at the Near East peace conference spoke in secret session outlining the U S position on Near East issues They said Americans would exercise moral influence but have no vote on clauses or sign the pact They conferred with Lord Curzon and Premier Poincare detailing the American viewpoint Ismet Pasha Head of the Turkish delegation urged anticipatory action by Russia due to its interest in the Turkish straits
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Lausanne
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
United States
Ambassador Child
Joseph €. Grew
Switzerland
Lord Curzon
England
Premer Poincare
France
America
Ismet Pasha
Russia
Quasiana vows to combat Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana
Governor Parker declares war on the Ku Klux Klan after denouncing the group as a menace to state government. He says he will mobilize legal and financial powers to crush the order, claiming broad public backing and warning that civil order would crumble if the Klan remains influential. The address underscores a full fight to finish and calls Americans to act.
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International News Service
Washington
Gavvhoer
John M Parker
Lousiana
Ku Klux Klan
Parker
Baton Rouge
Wislana
Jon
Parker d
Ray
Louisana
Commonwealth of Louisiana
Lourmana
Bus Ordinance Neffet Enforced on Court Street
A new bus ordinance bans further bus parking on Court street effective yesterday. Worthington’s taxi sits at Second and Court, Cleveland buses line Second near Middle, Eastern Heights and Hast avenues park on Second near the Baptist church, while Grafton Oberlin Lorain buses occupy Cheapside at Second and Middle opposite the courthouse.
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Court Street
Worthington
Second and
Court Streets
Cleveland
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Eastern Heights
Baptist Church
Grafton
Oberlin
Lorain
Cheapside
Court House
Perry Alloway Named Defendant in Divorce Suit
Alice M Alloway of this city filed divorce proceedings against Perry Alloway alleging assault and maltreatment during their marriage begun in Lorain in 1313. She seeks alimony, child custody, property settlement, and an injunction preventing visitation or interference with her and their daughter.
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Alice M Alloway
Perry Alloway
Lorain
City approves Concord Street water mains project
The city council last evening acted favorably on residents request to lay a new water main along Concord Street from East Broad to Clark Street.
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Concord Street
East Broad
Clark Street
Scientific death repudiated for legless baby by mother
In Chicago on November 21, a mother rejects the idea of scientifically ending her infant son Le Brasca who was born without arms or legs. Mrs. James C. Le Brasca declares, This is my cross to bear, as attending physician Dr. S. T Bolstead notes the parents wish their child to live despite public debate on humane disposal.
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Chicago
le Brasca
James C. le Brasce
Harry J Haigelden
Sven
Baby Bollinger Café
First Woman U S Senator Sworn Into Office Today
Washington reported that Mrs. W Felton, the Georgia “grand old woman,” was seated as a full U S senator, becoming the first woman to take the oath on the Senate floor. Pepper Reed and Thomas Isavard of Delaware were also sworn in and seated shortly after one o’clock.
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W. H. Felton
Washington
Tnre Ster
Saurage
W . Felton
Georgia
United States
Senate
U.S. Capitol
Felton
Pepper and Reed
Pennsylvania
Thomas Isavard
Delaware
Clemenceau Praises U S Women’s Beauty
Georges Clemenceau, former French premier, praised American women saying they look better now than a half century ago. He noted improvements in personal appearance and dress compared with his previous visit. He attributed changes to evolving style and grooming among American women.
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New York
Georges Clemence
Todly
Another Oro Pastor Ends Life by Hanging
Dayton reports Rev Otto A Heinzleman a 42 year old Lutheran pastor living near Greenville ended his life by hanging on Monday after delivering a powerful sermon and resigning his charge He was found still warm hanging to a tree behind his home and had recently undergone treatment for a serious nervous disorder
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Dayton
Otto A Heinzleman
Greenwille
Fired section hand Kills three in ambush near Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on November 21 Donato Fierro an Italian fired on a handcar crew of section men, killing one and wounding two. Officials then found Fierro's wife and child dead in his home, apparently strangled. The dead include William Henderson an extra gauge foreman Rosaria Fierro 30 and Antonetta Fierro 9.
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Richmond
Ind
Donato Fierro
Fierro
Corer
William Henderson
Rosaria Fierro
Antonetta Fierro
Faces Third Liquor Toters Charge Here
Sheriff Backus and deputies arrested John Clark of Russia township for raisin jack production at his home. This marks his third arrest, with two previous by Backus and one by Huron County authorities. He paid $500 to the county and $1,000 to Huron, was arraigned before Justice George, released on bail, and will be tried Thursday.
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Backus
John Clark
Russia Township
Clark
Huron County
Juste George
Cleveland Road To Open In Winter
At the county commissioner's office it was stated that Cleveland road will be open this winter. Once weather stops work for the season, the road will be left usable at one cent until spring when improvements resume.
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Cleveland Road
Cromwell Steel Co to Be Sold at Public Sale
Lorain Ohio at Elyria courthouse tomorrow morning the Cromwell Steel Co will be sold in bankruptcy proceedings with Master Ort in charge. Interest runs high though final bids are not known.
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Cromwell Steel CO
Lorain
Elyria
Court House
Co Ort
Soldier and sweetheart killed by same bullet on Mulgrate road
A free state soldier and his sweetheart Madge Daly were killed when a single bullet struck both as they walked Mulgrate road. An ambush fired on the soldier, the bullet passing through him into Daly. R F Hovie, 87, died suddenly November 14 in Miami Florida after fourteen years residence there. He is survived by his wife.
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Core
Free State
Madge Daly
Mulgrate Road
R. F. Hovie
Miami
Florida
Harding urges ship subsidy bill to cut costs
President Harding told a joint session that the government spends about 50 million dollars yearly on ships now rotting at the wharves. He argued the subsidy would halve this cost to 25 million, while building a self supporting merchant marine to serve U S commerce globally, despite foreign and domestic opposition. House committee had already backed the bill before his address.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Capitol
House Marchant Marine Committee
House
Triplets and twins born to same woman in week at Belfast
Five children born in one week to the same mother in Belfast, a set of triplets and a pair of twins, all died, while the mother survived. The report was dispatched by Hallast, Central News correspondent, from London dated November 20.
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Belfast
London
Central News
Ebert to Speak at Y M B C Meeting
The Young Men's Business Club will hear H M Ebert speak on The Passion Play which he witnessed in Europe last summer. Harry S Calvert was to talk but was called to New York and his place will be taken by Mr Ebert.
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H. M. Ebert
Europe
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Calvert
New York
Ebert
Daugherty impeachment charges to be renewed in hearings
Washington November 21 impeachment charges against Attorney General Harry M Daugherty will be revived before the house judiciary committee. A motion will seek a preliminary investigation with Keller and Woodruff presenting accusations of abuse of power and failure to prosecute war graft. The committee plans a preliminary phase next Tuesday with Daugherty expected to attend and defend in person.
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Washington
Harry M Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
Volstead
Minnesota
Representative Keller
Representative Woodruff
Michigan
Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Keller
Chicago
Woodruff
Kellar
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Woodruf
Royal Johnson
Trepubcan
South Dakota
Department of
Harding’s Address on Ship Subsidy Bill Speaks
President Harding told Congress on November 21 that the nation must decide between funding a strong merchant marine or accepting ongoing Treasury losses from wartime fleets. He urged reducing current public outlays tied to government owned ships and emphasized a practical dollars and cents approach over new borrowing. He warned divided opinion and urged decisive action to protect national defense and commercial interests.
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