Embezzlement Trial Continues as Davies Denies Full Guilt
In Lorain court Walter Davies faces embezzlement charges against City Bank of Lorain. Testimony details stock manipulation with Treble and bank officers, with cross examinations probing ledger entries and drafts paid to Otis Co. for bonds and stock purchases.
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Lorain City Bank
Treble
Walter Davies
City Bank
Davies
City Bank of
Lorain
Chas. Fell
William ‘Treble
Mears
Meals
Stevens
Judge Mears
Creble
Fies
Cards Bank
Goyd
Sfr
Gus & Co
Otis & Co
Otis Co
Tis & Co
Boulevard Road Plan Promises North Ridge to Lorain Link
A Elyria Lorain Chamber committee urged the county commissioners to build a boulevard from North Ridge to South Lorain along the yellow line right of way. If approved, Elyria Township would extend the road parallel to the tracks to Lod Street, giving a direct county route to South Lorain. Commissioners will review the proposal on Wednesday.
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Elyria and
Lorain Chamymmerce
Northrough
Elyria Township
Elyria
Lodstreet
Lorain
New Round Table Convenes December 1 to Seek Industrial Peace
Seventeen named leaders from federal and state governments business and academia form the new Round Table committee to pursue industrial peace. The group will convene December 1 in Washington with former Attorney General Thur W Gregory and ex Food Administrator George W Wickersham among its members.
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Round Table
Washington
Persnans Chosuno
Federal
pState
Lusintss
First Baptist Church Hires Assistant Minister
Rev Oscar Nichols was extended as assistant at First Baptist Church Elyria with plans to move January 1. The appointment adds to church work as the Fish and Game Club meets Friday at Commerce Hill for a membership contest and events. Sidney Capell sues Chas McNeal for $4600 over a Dover road car crash injuring Capell’s son.
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Fi Baptist Church
Oscar Nichols
Elyria
Nichols
Ely
Fish and Game Association
Amber
Commerce Hill
Masonic Temple
Ilustr Lhuntagound
Cf Ford
Sidney Capell
Johu Capel
Chas. McNeal
Ai Ante
Dover Road
Capell
Hiss
Perent
Urok
Masked Gang Robs Gamblers of SS006 in Denver Heist
In Denver Colorado on November 25 a pair of masked gunmen burst into a gambling house, lined up about thirty players, and escaped with five thousand dollars. One robber watched as others searched pockets. a diamond ring worth sixteen hundred dollars was dropped into a coal scuttle and not recovered.
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Denver
Col
Hearne Opens Solo Undertaking Service at 128 Base Street
R. A. Hearne has ended his partnership with Hearne and Taylor and now runs his own undertaking business from temporary headquarters at 128 Base Street. He recently purchased a Stearns invalid carriage to aid his operations.
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R. A. Hearne
Hearne & Taylor
Base Street
Stearns
South Part of County Demands Immediate Road Repairs
County commissioners met with Wellington and Penfield residents to authorize immediate repairs on the Wellington to Penfield center road. In a separate note, the National committee in charge of the steel strike voted a strong yes to continue the strike, per A T Mammer aak.
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Wellington
Penfield
Penfield Center
Associated Press
Youngstown
Natonal
Pritebarzh
A. T. Mammeraak
Ridgeville Election Case Heard Over Residency and Votes
The Ridgeville election case concludes with Whitney declared legally elected as justice of the peace though residency is disputed. Judges rule the statute grants jurisdiction, dismissing the main challenge, while illegal ballots claim lacks concrete proof as proceedings near press time.
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A. E. Eberhard
Ridgeville
William Whitney
Wilcox
Whitney
Ofce
Eberhard
Two Men Indicted in $400,000 Stock Deal
Clyde Smith of Lou Bend Tad and Harold Lane of New York City were indicted on a confidence game tied to selling a spurious invention the rebak process to Sol Goldberg, president of the Hump Hairpin Company, for 400000. Goldberg paid 40000 cash 190000 in bonds and ten personal notes.
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Chicago
Clyde Smith
Lou Bend
Tad
Harold Lane
New York City
Sol Goldberg
Galdberg
American Loans to Allies May Be Deferred for Time
Washington reports that impending talks on American loans to the Allies may be postponed for a period. Treasury negotiators in Washington and Paris indicated no early agreement, with officials saying war reaction and Allied requests shape the pace of any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Paris
Marshall Chapter to Install Officers at Masonic Temple
Marshall Chapter No. 47 and Elyria Council No. 66 will install officers at the Masonic Temple Monday evening December 1. The installation is open to all members of the craft and friends, followed by a dancing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cabinet Acts On Coal Strike Teap Today
Washington reports say President Wilson's cabinet planned a decision to end the wage dispute between bituminous coal miners and operators. Officials discuss profits and fuel costs as the basis for a potential wage increase funded from operator profits. miners and operators held talks but remained at a stalemate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Garfield
RLV
Iris
Fuel Administration
Chicago
Novi
I E
West
Efr
Deportees Strike at Ellis Island Over Visitation Barriers
The New York immigration committee probes deportees at Ellis Island amid two strikes in 24 hours. Detainees refused to attend hearings unless wire-screen visitor barriers were removed and declined breakfast hall access.
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Associated Press
New York
Rentri
Ellis Island
I Migration Committee
Ffeetth
$100 Lots Now $3,000 in New Pennsy Gas Field
Thrillers and gas experts say the new gas field in Versailles township near McKeesport is a top producing region. In three months since the first strike the field has yielded substantial gas value, and a hillside lot rose from 100 to 3000 dollars. South Versailles school board leases yard to a gas company as a well is drilled.
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Pittsburg
Cath Versailles
McKeesport
United States
South Versailles
Greek plot to assassinate premier exposed by authorities
Athens reports a planned assassination of Premier VI and a monarchy overthrow. Plotters, former King Constantine officers, were arrested after allegedly making full confessions and facing courts martial.
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Athens
Greece
Premier VI
Constantine
Uae
James Randall Conductor Ends Long Service
James Randall conductor on the old lake Shore and later the New York Central has retired after years of faithful service. He and his family once lived in Elyria and he plans a Toledo banquet before stepping into private life.
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James Randall
Old Lake Shore
N. Y.2
Handuall
Elyria
Toledo
Wil
Italian Raids Under Fire Across Adriatic Front
Dispatches from Geneva report a critical eastern Adriatic situation. The Jugoslav bureau says Belgrade has asked ministers in Paris London and Washington to demand action over D Arnundzio raids and suspected further incursions.
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Paris
Geneva
Adriatic
Jugoslav Bureau
Jugoslav
Joundon
Washington
D'Arnundzio
Western Union Restores Direct Belgium Telegraph Service
The Western Union Telegraph Co resumes its direct wire service with Belgium via Antwerp restoring the prewar link interrupted since August 1914. Direct connections to England and France remain uninterrupted.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Belgium
Antwerp
Western Union
England
France
Wilhelm to Face Trial in New Year
London dispatch reports the British expect the trial of the German former emperor William to begin in London early in the new year as allies near treaty ratification. The newspaper notes acceptance of the surrender request is anticipated once the treaty is ratified. The funeral of Bert Brown will be held at Thompson's funeral parlors Wednesday at 1 p.m.
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Wilhelm
London
Tomer Pnetor William
Bert Brown
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thompson’s Funneral
Serbian Press Reports Tense Adriatic Situation As War Fears Rise
Telegrams from Belgrade and Zara claim Serbians fear Italian pursuit after an alleged siege of Zara. Belgrade papers criticize the conference for not stopping Italian aggression and warn of potential clashes with Italian forces. Reports describe Slavic residents fearing harassment and even threats of death if they refuse to wear armbands.
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Geneva
Berne
Belgrade
Zarala
Aliev Seny
Ion
Jugoslavs
Stary’ Fo
Zara
Jury Awards Damages For Gun Wound To Jule Coleman
Julius Coleman a well known city man received a verdict of 250 dollars against Louis Heoebrand. Coleman was accidentally shot in the right leg by a rifle in the hands of Heoebrand on October 12 1817 and the suit claims careless conduct by the defendant.
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Julius Coleman
Louis Heoebrand
Coleman
Hebebrand
Jenkins Still Held as Mexican Callies
Dispatches report William Jenkins, a Mexican-based agent in Puebla, held on charges of collusion with a gang that kidnapped him for a $156000 ransom. The U S State Department awaits Mexico's reply to a note demanding action while Jenkins remains in jail and ill from bandit abuse.
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Washington
Jenkins
Puebla
Mexico
Nyn
State Department
Golden Jubilee Sunday at First Church
The Perelyn Missionary Society of the First Congregational church marks its fiftieth anniversary with events from November 30 to December 4. A reception, service at the auditorium, and special addresses will honor original charter members including Mrs. F. L. Vienyon and Mrs. Kate Moody Ely, with readings and tributes from society and community figures.
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Womans Missionary Society
Perelyn
Margaret Chapman
CS. Johnson
Wo. Smith
Mies Marian Metcalf
Sinx
F. Ll. Vienyon
Cleveland
W. F .Wootter
Kate Moody
Ely
Rig
Mes Williamson
Cleve
C. G. Washburn
Oma
L. O. Lety
Baty
W. Blm
Armenia
Lilue Simpson
Oberlin
Korea
China
Toolish Girls’ College
Maraah
AD Mae Tieth
R. Prior
W Dewitt
Metcalf
Man Ve Moy
Darling
J.ob
EH MacLaughlin
G. Ho Boyd
Granville Smith
Nims Racen
Hattie
Alice MacLaughlin
Mine Manter
W. Metcalf
L. Kenyon
Mira Wella
Kate Mordy
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Dareble
North Ridge
S. Lorain
Odect
Frank W. Taursig
Riff Commission
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusets
Martin If. Glynn
York
Kenry C. Stuart
Virginia
W. C. Thomason
Obitate University
Richard Flook
Leys
T. Stade
Jiling Hesenwald
Hicana
Gwen
Young
J. Waters
Manhatan
Kaw
Stanley King
Poston
Frank W. ‘Laussig
Wetoing
Labor
William Oxley Thompnor
Thomas Watt Gregory
Martin H. Gyan
George W. Wickersham
Henry M. Robinson
H. J. Waters
Oscar Straus
Sterley King
First Baptist Church
Fish and Game Club
Sidney Capelt
Broken Armens
Neighbour
Aver Ann
Lal Hearne
Marshall Chapter
Washinggton
Wyoming
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Covernor Hobertson
Jomarraw
Indiana
Inia
Kentucky
EUL. Jewett
Pennsy
Lansing
Jule Coleman
Callies
First Church
Lydia Tord
Sielin
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