Forces Oppose State Utilities Certificate Grant
In Columbus a broad coalition of transportation interests protests the State Utilities Commission granting a blanket certificate to Buckeye Special Transit Company. Despite 176 protests, Buckeye receives permission to operate within two cars, prompting legal challenges and predicted swift court relief.
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Columbus
State ‘Utilities’ Commission
Commission
Buckere Special Transit Company
Buckere Co
James B. Degen
Supreme Cours
Dugea
Debates Rise Over Ratification of the Pacts
The article reports a lively debate among nationalists and centrists on the ratification of the pacts. Opponents and supporters exchange arguments as the issue gains attention in the chamber with old leaders expressing varied stances.
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Voi Abach
German Nationalists Admit War Not Desired
Westerpnelist leader stated that German Nationalists are not so insane as to wish a war with powers armed to the teeth and signaled openness to concluding the era of sanctions.
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Isabel Rich
Grend
Isla Ened
Neb
Rose Fiona
Omahas
Harold Hamlin
Rhinelander Case Heads to Jury After Dismissal Move
In a court session Judge Isaac Mills presided as Rhinelander’s counsel moved to dismiss after the plaintiff failed to prove its case. The jury remained in play as the court considered the next steps and the trial proceeded toward a verdict.
Ruling Allows Water for Embassy at Havana
Washington Nov 24 Comptroller General McCarl ruled in a letter to Ambassador Crowder that water for drinking at the American embassy in Havana may be maintained. Earlier he had held funds for drinking water at the foreign post unauthorized. Princess Mafalda wife of Prince Philip of Greece ill with influenza reported from Rome via Central News.
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Washington
Havane
JT. McCarl
EL Hy. Crowder
McCarl
London
Mafalda
Prince Philip of Wesee
Rome
State finds no violence and debates police constabulary plan
The speech contrasts Pennsylvania coal region conditions with those in the West and dismisses violence. The speaker supports a federal statute to curb breakers and opposes establishing a state constabulary as urged by a consumer league.
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Surize
Pennsylvania
West
British cabinet to consider Irish boundary dispute
London Nov 24 Premier Baldwin summons the cabinet for a meeting tomorrow to address the Irish Free State boundary dispute. The resignation of Dr. John MacNeil from the boundary commission has created a delicate situation and the cabinet will strengthen the position to resolve the difficulty.
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London
Baldwin
John MacNeil
Irish Free State
Boundary Commission
Campaign meeting pledges boost to $2000 goal
At a city campaign meeting the total pledged reached $2000 as volunteers prepared to contact donors who had not yet replied. Chairman Mr Johnson urged rapid outreach to boost the drive and redeem the city’s standing this year with support from local volunteers and leaders.
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Johnson
Red Gael
Fiska
Debt relief efforts cited in American government rates pursuit
The text notes poverty among number two debtors and the government paying around 41-4 percent on paper, then when interest rates fall they move to Whit Street to negotiate for millions at 7 and 8 percent. It mentions that debt settlements have not achieved the 41-4 percent target.
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Whit Street
Congressional Debate Focuses on Foreign Bond Tax Proposals
The article notes government steps on bond rates with Britain Belgium and Italy shown and tax implications for American taxpayers. It cites plans considered by returning congressmen to curb International Bankers. Proposals include a 50 percent tax on foreign income and a heavy stamp tax on foreign bond sales.
Equalization Board Holding Session
The county board of equalization met in session this morning to hear residents' complaints that their property has been listed too high for taxation. Members present included County Auditor Monroe Welty County Treasurer Arthur Waters and Charles Murray president of the board of county commissioners.
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County Board of Equalization
Monroe” Welty
Arthur Waters
Charles Murray
Board of County’. Commissioners
City Solicitor Advises Shooting to Stop Burglaries
Lorain on November 24 reports City Solicitor Wesler Grills urges residents to shoot first and ask questions later to deter a surge of burglaries. He says swift, harsh examples will curb further trouble and supports immediate action by vigilante means.
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Lorain
Wesler Griils
Toledo Livestock Trades: Market Mixed on Receipts
Toledo livestock trade shows receipts mixed with higher prices on some grades. Medium cattle sold around 11.50 to 11.60, heavy yorkers 11.70 to 11.76, mixed stock 11.50 to 11.60, bulk sales 11.00 to 11.50, and roughy cattle 9.00 to 9.50. Cattle market steady, veal calves early, sheep and lambs active.
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Toledo
Campaign to Keep Lorain Dry During Holidays
Lorain police launch a dry campaign for the holidays. They close approaches to the city and guard the lake front to cut off Canadian liquor supply.
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Lorain
iThey
Lake Front
Young man killed in crossing crash near Athens
Heimer Cartwright aged 20 died and Ray Sayre 18 was near death after a New York Central train struck their truck at a crossing near Jacksonville. Carl Shumway jumped and escaped unharmed.
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Athens
Heimer Cartwright
Ray Sayre
New York Central
Jacksonville
Carl Shumway
Try an Ad to Tha Chronicle Telegrams Wast Page
An advertisement request notes the cost benefits of placing a notice in Tha Chronicle Telegrams wast page. The brief urges readers to try the service for quick visibility and potential reach.
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Tha Chronicle
High Hatman Hunted After Murder on Long Island
Police chase a highwayman in New York after the murder of Walter Castner fifty found with head injuries beside his body on the Oregon side of Long Island. A seven pound axle lay near the victim and money was found in his pockets. Castner formerly lived in Washington, New Jersey. A separate suit was filed in county court by Sylvester Bileyan against Joseph Amma seeking 422 dollars for furniture sold to the defendant.
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New, York
Walter Castmor
Orean
Long Islas
Castner
Washkinsten
N. J
Court of Counmson Pleas
Foy Sylvester Bileyan
Joseph Amma
Community notices from North Olmsted churches and clubs
November church services and events listed for Fields Methodist Hley Road Universalist and Congregational churches. Bazaar dates Dec 2 and Dec 4 supper announced. Local residents in ill health and moving plans noted. food-fellowship meeting and a postponed four-square boys supper.
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the Fields Methodist Church
Hley Road
Univergatis
Cangresgational
Congregational Church
Universalist Church
Town Hall
Charlie Grearss
Wilbur
Chas. Stearns
Dover
Alice Stearns
Oberlin
Ohio Bell to Spend 4.4 Million on Improvements
Cleveland November 24 The Ohio Bell Telephone Company board approved expenditures totaling 4.4 million dollars for additions and improvements. Of this sum 1.64 million will be spent this year with 1926 totals forecast at 15.4 million. The plan covers all cities served and includes a regular 13 percent preferred dividend for stockholders of record December 20 payable January 1, 1926.
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Chicago
Daver Isary
Opera
Cleveland
Ohio Bel Telephone Company
Board of Directors
Ohio Bell
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