Walton Moves Out State Suitor for Governor Targets Klan
The Oklahoma legislature faces impeachment motions against Charles H. Ruth supreme court commissioner for alleged illegal traffic in pardons and paroles. Representative Guy Sigler and ex Speaker Murray Gibbons also face charges related to pardon and parole handling. Walton’s indictments and martial law period complications color the statehouse proceedings as the grand jury weighs a report.
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Didate
U. 8
Walton
State House
Charles H. Ruth
Supreme Court
Board of Managers
Ruth
Guy Sigler
Ardmore
Murray Gibbons
House
Senate
Sigler
Gibbons
F. E. Riddle
Oklahoma County Grand Jury
Riddle
Stokes and wife settle long court battle for alimony and custody
William Earl Dodge Stokes the 78 year old millionaire and his wife Helen Elwood Stokes reach a final agreement after years of court battles in New York Julio Colorado and other states. The terms cover alimony and custody of their two children James nine and Mariel six. A separation will be announced in open court and custody details disclosed tomorrow. The case, long in litigation, has consumed eighteen weeks of court time across multiple proceedings. Justice Wasservogel urged an out of court settlement to end the dispute.
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New York
Wiliam Earl Dodge Stokes
Milionaire Turfman
Helen Elwood Stoke
Iulino
Colorado
Stokes
Childre James
Mariel
Stok Vn. Stokes
Kent
Supreme
Isadore Wasservogel
Justice Wasservogel
Tomorro
Justi Wasservogel
How Much Can I Give Continued Letter on Community Chest
The article urges universal giving based on yearly income and family obligations. It argues large earners should contribute more, outlines weekly and monthly targets, and highlights the value of many small gifts adding up to substantial support for agencies.
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General Benevolent
Community Chest
Community Service Council
Elyria
Stresemann Cabinet Faces Fall As Debates Halt
Berlin reports say the Reichstag Disorders caused by communists halted debate on government policies. Vorwaerts predicts the Stresemann cabinet will fall, with socialists condemning the communists and the Reichstag failing to decide the cabinet's fate.
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Berlin
Vorwaerts
Reichstag
Herr Remmele
Strresemann
Stresemann
Lokal Anzeiger
Berliner Tageblatt
Faw
Hugo Stinnes
Deutsche Allgemine Zeitung
Reischstag
Paris
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany
C Rownh
Masons Elect Tonight At Marshal Chapter No 47 Meeting
Marshal Chapter No. 47 R.A.M. will hold an evening meeting to elect officers. A land meal will be served and the gathering is expected to be a general good time.
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Masons
R.A. M
Home Made Parmint Cough Remedy Ad Take
Parmint double strength recommended to stop a cough quickly. Mix one ounce with a little sugar and water to make a half pint. Take as directed for soothing relief. Ad appears in a bygone issue.
Thirty Church Denominations Urge Progress
Washington November 21 Representatives of thirty Protestant churches asked President Coolidge to back the permanent court of international arbitration as a step toward universal peace. The delegation also praised Secretary Hughes for his push to convene an international economic conference to address the inflation problem. Notables included George W. Wickersham and Dr. John H. Finley. Denial issued on coal price accusations. Madeira Hill and Company refuted secret deal claims with coal dealers during the anthracite strike.
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Washington
Permanent Court of International Meticn
Coolidge
Senate
White House
Hughes
George W. Wickersham
John H. Finley
New York
Fair Practices
Pennsylvoung
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Madeira, Hill] and Company
Pennsylvania
Boy Counterfeiter Bets Jail Sentence
In Columbus on November 21 federal Judge Sater ordered 14 year old Irwin Ebright, known as an accomplice of the famed 60 year old counterfeiter Charlie Kline, to four years at the national training school for boys in Washington, D. C. Ebright admitted distributing counterfeit money made by Kline as part of a government crime case.
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Columbus
Sater
Irwin Ebright
Charlie Kline
National Training School For Boys
Washington, D. C
Young Ebright
Kline
Portland Fire Causes Major Damage Across District
Two fires in the Portland district caused estimated damage near 300000 dollars. Flames hit the Pacific Coast Coal Company bunkers with losses between 75000 and 100000 dollars. Estacada's business area faced destruction threats as frame buildings burned before control. The overall loss is expected near 300000 dollars. National Education Week notes, with no local observance.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Estacada
Film Actress Triggered Lawyer to Face Extortion Trial
Los Angeles November 21 Herman Roth a prominent LA and NY lawyer faced a grand jury on a true bill charging he attempted to extort 20000 from film actress Barbara Lamarr. He was arrested days ago on a complaint and released on 5000 bail with Judge Avery setting the same bail for the new charge.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herman, Roth
New York
Barbara Lamarr
Roth
District Attorney’s Office
Avery
Stocks Rise on Rail Strength and Oil Gains in New York
Rail stocks led early gains on the New York Stock Exchange with Chesapeake and Ohio and Reading advancing. Oil and tobacco issues showed strength while industrials rose but profit taking tempered leaders. other large names and utilities edged higher as mixed trading continued.
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York
Stock Exchange
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York
S. Steel
Aeuteven Steel
Crucible
Gulf States Steel
Studebaker
Maxwell Motor A
Cosden
Standard Oil of
California
Phillips Petroleuum
Tidewater Oil
Baltimore and Ohio Rose
New York Central
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Cook Fraud Trial Deliberations Continue in Fort Worth
The jury in a fraud case involving Dr. Frederick A. Cook retired for deliberation at six o clock after being instructed by Judge Killets of Toledo Ohio that they might defer actual deliberations while the defense and prosecution clash on key issues.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Kilietts
Toledo
Ohio
Doctor's Nervous Confidence On Verdict Day
Dr. Cook expressed confidence this morning despite evident nerves as the jury nears a verdict. His remarks came amid ongoing deliberations and heightened public interest in the case.
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Dr. Cook
Capper Denies Presidential Run Plan At Grange Meeting
Pittsburgh report says United States Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas arrived for a National Grange convention and denied he would announce a presidential candidacy on a farm legislative platform during his tonight address.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Farm Dloc
Congress
National Grange
Shape Up Testimony in Vets Bureau Quiz Near End
The senate committee probing graft waste and mismanagement in the U S veterans bureau prepares a report for the new Congress. It aims to curb red tape and waste, speed hospitalization, codify compensation and insurance laws, and safeguard veterans rehabilitation. The panel says charges of graft remain unsubstantiated.
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Washington
Senate Committee
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Reliable Authority
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Senate
Committee
Rail and water routes linked to shape national transport plan
A U S Chamber of Commerce report urges friendly coordination between railroads and waterways to form a unified transportation system. It calls for through rail water and water rail rates set in the public interest with fair returns, and for waterways to offer lower common carrier rates where regulated. Pennsylvan ia Governor Pinchot argues lakes to the gulf deep waterway boosts markets and lowers freight costs, aiding farmers.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Julius H. Barnes
Omaha
Neb
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
The
Farmers Union
Pinchett
Thanksgiving Proclamation Appeals For Unfortunate Tots
Columbus November 21 Governor Donahey issues a Thanksgiving day proclamation urging Americans to help orphaned, homeless and poor children. He calls for inviting such children to dinner and for childless families to adopt or support education or training for these children, as a way to give thanks.
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Columbus
Donahey
Dorothy Linn Seeks Divorce from William Linn
Dorothy Linn formerly Biggs Linn files for divorce from William Linn stating marriage in October 1921 and one child. She alleges severe cruelty including beatings and a strap assault while ill. they lived in Amherst and she fled to Elyria. William, an employee of Thew Automatic Shovel Co., is restrained from paying him money and visiting or interfering with her.
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Dorothy (Biggs) Linn
William Linn
Amherst
Elyria
Thew Automatic Shovel Co
Ohio health conference topics and legal indictments in Columbus
Discussion on public health during morning sessions and diphtheria in the afternoon at the fourth annual Ohio health commissioners conference. Federal Judge Sater expected to act on motions to quash indictments against William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison of the defunct Dolinga Company, with demurrers filed. Water purification engineers from fifty cities met state engineers for a conference on pure water methods. A Dayton street car caught fire from a short circuit. no injuries, damages about $100.
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Columbus
Institute of Ohio Health Commissioners
Sater
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
R Dolinga Company
Ohio
State Health Department
Dayton
Moore seeks restraining order amid domestic conflict
Dayton report notes Walter P. Moore visiting Washington to represent the chamber of commerce at an American Aeronautical Association contest committee meeting. He aims to bring Pulsiter aero races next year with a decision expected today.
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Dayton
Walter P. Moore
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
American Aeronautical Association
Moore
Senators to probe film inflamage ban bill intro
Bulletin notes proposed restriction on mailing inflam mable motion pictures in interstate commerce to be introduced by Indiana Republican Representative Sanders next month. ManIa reports Quezon and Wood faction reach pact. Barrito named head of National Coal Co. Egypt guards Tut Ankh Amon tomb after Carter discovery of grave robbers plot. Lloyd George blasts Tory campaign in London. New York police pursue killer of four year old Irving Pickelny.
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Washington
Congress
Sanders
Indiana
Capitol
Luxor
Egypt
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Howard Carter
Debs in gravely ill condition in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana November 2 The attending physician Dr Madge Stephen refused comment but Gene V Debs a several times presidential candidate was reported in critical condition after three days of no change nurses said His illness was described as grave and serious despite a restful night.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Woma
Madge Stephe
Egene V. Debs
Ciarist
Akron bootlegger weighed in as heaviest prisoner
Vivian Taylor, a 400 pound Akron woman bootlegger, was fined 75 by Judge E. M. Boylan in common pleas court. She joked about her weight while in a cell reinforced with heavy wire and a sturdy collar, and said jail is good for a sedentary person.
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Akron
Vivian Talor
Judg E. M. Boylan
Common
Kim
Triple murder trial jury 18 dead
Ottawa Ohio reports nine and a half hours of deliberations by the jury in the Charl Shank murder case with no verdict yet as of noon. Lafollette condition improves at his Washington home after grippe.
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Ottawa
Charl Shank
Cross Country Team Honors and 1924 Captains Named
The article notes 1924 cross country squad members including Blair Slessin Appell Speegle Weber and other seniors. Captaincy is awarded amid a year of team effort with recognitions from Oberlin College and gymnasium events. A charity visit by Prof. Ma is mentioned along with local community notes and campus activity in Hobt and Burnir Park districts.
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Oberlid Butler
Erlin
Pall Banqueter Gymnas
UN Cross-C
Sweateraow
Panquet
Capta
Slessin Blair
Appell
Speegle
Weberen
Ober Oberli Sietean
Ane
Mondmas Club
Hobt
Prof
Willtreet
Burnir Park Street
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Marshal Petain
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James E. Wild
Marie
Sanko
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Shelton
Noth
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Fred Drary
Samuel Street
Treston
Drury
Lorain
Willys-Overland
B.C. Pope
Willys
Darton State Hospital For
Mab
York State
Bron York
Chicago
Graiit
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Oass
Lord Jan
Massee
Liberty
Wberry Bonds
I-As
American Can
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Anaconda Smelting
Atchison Ae
Atlantic Gulf & Weee
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Butte and Spreae
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chic
Mil. & St. Paw
Crucible Steel
Illinois Central
Norfolk & Western
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People’s Gas
Republic Iron & Steel
Texas Company
Union Pacific
Indicconal Sus Select
Westinghouse
Veteran Bureau
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Elias H. Mortimer
Jas
Easly-Smith
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Forbes
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Manuel Quezon
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Irving Pickelny
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Kay
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Columbia Phenograph Company
Hobbs
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