Congressmen Plan Investigation of Debt Settlements
Senator Borah of Idaho and other members of the Foreign Relations Committee advocate a thorough airing of the current debt settlement system. They call for careful probing of the international Banking-Business network to protect constituents and ensure fair cost control.
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Ashington
BankInz-faduenc
Pepeinais
Fieldse
Borah ‘Ot
Idaho
Com- Tafttee
Senate
Greece seeks damages over Balkan air raid causing damages
A protest notes £700,000 in damages after a Bulgarian air raid damaged frontier assets. The incident threatens to draw the Balkans into wider conflict until the League of Nations intervened.
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Athens
Gree Rovetpineau
Todas
Sof2
League of Nations
Fatal Accident Investigation Underway In Licking County
An accident today in Licking County prompted a state utilities inquiry and local officials to probe the cause. The engine cab occupants Tosser Hues and Stickies were noted as present at the time, with investigations ongoing to determine fault.
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Commissi
Licking
Col Coolidge Improves After Acute Heart Trouble
Col John C Coolidge father of the President showed improvement today after acute heart trouble. Major James R Coupal, White House physician, planned rest and visits as he recovers at Plymouth Notch Vermont. A divorce filing in Bertha Cowen’s case cites neglect and squandering money.
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dJohn C. Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
John Coolidge
James R
White House
Sembenars
Perauada
Ashington
Bryn Mawr Plans Smoking Room for Fair Fad
Bryn Mawr College considering a smoking room for coeds after a petition and survey showed about half of the students smoke. Dr Marion Edward Parks noted the college may shift its stance on women smoking, signaling change after decades of prohibition.
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Bryn Mawr
Marion
Edward Parks
Forgery Suspect Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine
A Lorain man pled guilty to forging a check and paid a $50 fine plus court costs. The judge delayed the case to allow his attorney to prepare. Indictments involving other defendants were noted as proceeding in the criminal court.
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Criminal Court
Crow With Government Band Shot During Hunt
A hunter in Ridgeville township shot at a crow carrying a government leg band. The bird was struck and downed, prompting inquiry into who should receive the band and how to send the bird to survey headquarters in Washington. Findley notes the remarkable find amid large crow flocks and suggests government interest in migration patterns.
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Gary
Ridgeville
Township
Ron
Washington
Findley
Rand
Hei
Temporary injunction issued against Ohio Public Service Co
Judge A R Webber grants a temporary injunction preventing the Ohio Public Service Co from proceeding with construction on the property of Harry E Sage and Frank H Peck in Brownhelm. The company had filed two suits to compel closure of options over the proposed route. A separate item notes a Watton Ice Co wagon struck by a streetcar at Middle Avenue and Thirteenth Street, overturning the wagon but with no serious injuries to the driver.
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A. R. Webber
Harry E. Sage
Frank H. Peck
Brownhelm
Saga
Peck
Carrits
Watton Ice Co
Middle Avenue
Thirteenth ‘Street
Three Die In Arkansas Refinery Blast
Three men were killed and damage estimated at more than 100,909 after the Arkansas City refining plant exploded. Foreman William Mitchs, and operators Walter Wilson and Thomas Cooper were blown to pieces in the blast.
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Arkansas, Kans
Arkansas City
Ferguson Ultimatum Leads Texas House Probe Call
In Austin on November 24 Miriam A Ferguson refused to see Representative Petsch when he delivered a petition signed by 33 House members urging a special session to investigate alleged graft in the state. Ferguson reportedly would not issue a statement that morning, and signers pressed for action to protect Texas welfare.
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Austin
Ter
Miriam A. Ferguson
Petsch
House
Callea
Texas House
Ferguson
James A Ferguson
Thanksgiving scooter races and boy events planned in Elyria
The Elyria physical department plans Thursday races for boys aged up to 12 including a large scooter race featuring Colson Co s all steel scooter prize. The 1000 wagon or pushmobile race requires two boys to cooperate, one driving and one pushing, with place changes along the course and a sweater shirt awarded to winners.
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Weavie
Ogl.a
Elyria
Supreme Court Reverses Decker Liquor Case Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed and remanded the liquor case against Carl Decker, who was fined $7000 by Camden mayor Prebie county for legal possession. Decker had pleaded not guilty and challenged lower court rulings that upheld the mayor, alleging the mayor refused to let his attorneys argue after evidence began.
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Columbus
Carl’ Decker
Camden
Prebie County
Decker
Common Pleas
Ate
Supreme Court
Community Chest Drive Seeks 12000 From Local Workers
Lorain County Bank Building hosts a meeting where five men pledged renewed support to reach the 12000 goal. Todd Moise urges continued effort though his health limits work, offering 2000 plus 2000 if others back the campaign. Smythe Tumnord and I T S Menn ing Co pledge substantial boosts to hit the target.
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Lorain’ County Bank
Fas Smythe
J.gi.tumnord
I. T. S. Menning Co
Army Planes Are Flaming Coffins Declared
A jagged wartime report quotes Colonel Mitchell calling Army planes flaming coffins. The fragment mentions De Havilland and air unit failures while questioning leadership and honesty amid mounting criticism.
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Mitchell
Absolete
Dehaviland
Flaming
riot erupts at Northwestern Evanston campus in football celebration
riot gathers 1000 students at an abandoned frat house. officers and firemen are attacked. Chief Winltberger is assaulted and hospitalized with broken ribs. Mayor Bartlett and President Walter Dill Scott condemn the disorder as youth mischief tied to football championship cheers.
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Bartlett
Winltberger
Anlar
George Peatka
St. Francia Hosptal
Paiceman Herman-Wood
Edward. Pfeiffer
Harry. Banes
Evanston
Ricazo
Walter Dill Scott
Tha University
Michigan
Northwestern
Slayer Sentenced for Life in Kellum Death
Henry Jack Wilson, a Black man, was sentenced to life imprisonment at the Ohio State Penitentiary for fatally injuring Sheriff Geo Kellum on October 8. Judge James W. Tarbell added annual solitary confinement provisions on October 2, 10, and 11.
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Georgetown
Henry “Jack” Wilson
Geo
Kellum
James W. Tarbell
Ohio State Penitentiary
Sunday movie ban upheld by state Supreme Court
In Columbus on November 23 the Ohio statute banning Sunday motion picture shows was sustained by the State Supreme Court. The ruling denied Karl Myers appeal, the Chillicothe theater owner found guilty of illegally operating a film on Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohie's
State Supreme Court
Karl Myers
Chillicothe
Rosa County
Twohoeld
Fms
Myers
Briand abandons bid to form French cabinet
Paris dispatch reports premier Briand withdraws from attempts to form a cabinet after meeting President Doumergue at the Elysee. The decision ends the effort to form a new French government this afternoon.
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Paris
Anistile Rei
Ean
Atempt
Briand
Ely
Relief From Cold Forecast For Columbus November 24
Government meteorologist reports relief from the Ohio cold spell. Much warmer weather is moving eastward, with Toledo Cincinnati and Columbus recording 28 degrees as the state lows. Cleveland at 28 and two other spots show 07 above in January terms.
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Columsbus
Ohio
Wlzh
Alexander
Beiag
Toledo
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Explosions Ravage Bronx District. Buildings Rocked
A dynamite blast in a Bronx section caused collapse and panic as surrounding buildings shook for blocks. Reports describe shattered façades and residents fleeing in fear while authorities investigate the blast scene.
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Deron
New Autotags Issued for Vehicle Tax and Club
The article notes issuance of auto tags for taxation and club use. It mentions appointments of agents and the secretary in Elyria and rebel flags, with tags issued at basement bands and December first. Applications are allowed after sale records in the county.
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Lavot Jautomobiles
Tiller
Chin
Elyria
Father Sees 22 Year Gloom End In Reunion
In Marion on November 2, 1924, Giena Keefer 23 meets her father aged 48 after 22 years apart. The elder Keefer had lived apart from Glenn’s mother since three months before the baby’s birth. He worked in Marion while the wife lived in Oberlin where the child was born. The reunion followed a letter from Keefer Jr. to his father.
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Marion
Oberlin
Keefer
Chapman Escapes Hang Path Once More
Gerald Chapman, known as the Champlain bandit, wins another stay of execution after a federal writ delays his Dec. 3 death sentence for the 1927 murder of James Skelly. The New Britain, Connecticut, criminal case moves on as judge Edwin S. Thomas signs the order.
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New ‘Haven
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Wathersield
James Skelly
New Britain
Chapman
United States
Eawin
S. Thoraas
Two Robbers Hold Up Bank Van In Toledo Tragedy
A bank robbery in Toledo ends with a pursuit and a fatal or near fatal struggle as police pursue suspects. Reports describe multiple shots and a vehicle crash during the escape attempt. Authorities say the bandits seized a money-filled van from the Trust and Savings and fled on a road near the city.
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Chicago
Trust & Savings E
First Nations Bank
George Jones
House
Auto drivers fined after street collision incidents
Sheriff Underhill arrested Fred Rumions of Detroit after a collision with a car driven by William Wasoner on Cleveland street. Rumions paid $10 and costs and agreed to cover damages. Justice George fined G. W. Munson of Independence $75 and costs plus fifteen days in county jail for driving while intoxicated after colliding on La Granse road injuring four people.
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Underhill
Fred Rumions
Detroit
William Wasoner
Cleveland Street
Toy gun used by bandit at Cleveland store
A bandit in Cleveland on November 24 threatened grocery proprietor Sarah Benjamin with a toy revolver. He forced her to hand over $135 in cash, then dropped the wooden weapon on the counter and fled. The incident shows how the suspect exploited a false he pistol to commit the theft.
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Cleveland
Sarah Benjamin
Idahlg
Svevolver
Alan
Hamilton Clean Up Ordered by Prohibition Officials
Columbus reports Assistant State Prohibition Commissioner S A Probst issued an edict to clean Hamilton. Probst said two prohibition agents would remain there and additional agents would be sent to drive corruption and vice from the city.
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Mamilton
Columbus
Hamilton
S$. A. Probst
Probst
Two Boys confess to Looting Homes in Cincinnati Area
Two younger boys admit stealing five diamond rings from houses two weeks ago near Cincinnati. Patrolman mentions the thefts were sparked by Shaw and authorities have been notified of the arrest. The article notes the boys broke down and confessed after questioning.
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Cincinnati
Shaw
Counties Join ADHD Improvement Plan Along Sprague Road
Reported attempt to create a regional improvement project linking western boundary Strongavilde in Curshoxa county to Sprague road. Plan aims to extend a new highway east through Lorain and into southern Cuyahoga county, expanding regional accessibility.
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Lorain
Canehoga
Sprague Road
Strongavilde
Curshoxa
Cuyahoga Coum
Civil service exam results announced at city hall
Results of the civil service examination held last week were announced at the city hall today for patrolmen. Ernest Norval Buck and William S. Son passed there being one applicant for the position. two applicants for street superintendent with A Hastings and F J Herag passing. for school janitor engineering there is one noted.
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Wedeem Dar
Ernest Norval Buck
William
A. Hastings
F. J. Heracg
Jastter-Engianey
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