Impeachment Probe Opens Against West Virginia Judge Baker
In Parkersburg West Virginia a House Judiciary subcommittee begins a speeded impeachment inquiry into four charges against W E Baker a United States District Judge for the Southern District of West Virginia District Attorney Brown filed the charges. Witnesses and court proceedings are expected to be scrutinized as the probe proceeds.
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House Committee
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. E. Baker
United S District Court
New York Women Use Perfect Antiseptic in Home Remedy
A fragment from a New York report notes women using an antiseptic product marketed as Sava for home care. The text mentions risks of poisonous antiseptics and warnings about improper consumption, with unclear references to individuals and authorities.
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Sava
New York
German U boat Sailor Seeks English in High School
H Ewing the naturalization examiner reports that a former submarine sailor and a German army soldier are among men learning English at the local high school. Dominik Nicoletti of Loren, and Mienleul, father of twelve, are among those eager to become good Americans after attending classes this week.
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H. Ewing
Lakewool
Res
Ewing
Corman
Dominik Nicoletti
Loren
United States
Aig Achool
Mienleul
Twelve Oil
Aren
Taree Firemen Lease Landed Reduction Plan
Three city firemen have left the fire department in anticipation of a reduction in force on January 1. I. A. Hastings, Walter Alh, and Siebert have secured new jobs in the water department meter division, at Lorain tube plant, and at the city Aieraio plant respectively. A further three firemen must be dropped to meet council cuts. witnesses are placed on indefinite leave with rights preserved. Letters of recommendation are being provided to assist in securing other employment.
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I. A. Hastings, Li
Walter Alh
Meter Division
Water Department
Siebert
Fie
Matloned Tube Co
Lorain
Albrecht
Aieraio
Wallace Bates
Bers
Bullet and Fall All Steeple Saga
In Covington Kentucky last night a man died from head injuries after a fall. Police say a bullet wound concealed the skull fracture and a shot may have been fired before the assailant disappeared. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Covington
Angto
Mourners Attend Services In Camden For Frances Lbns and Avert Hurd
Funeral services were held for Frances Lbns at the Camden home. Relatives note the loss of Avert Hurd and describe a solemn gathering with family and friends. A memorial tributes event followed at the local building, with attendees from nearby communities and church groups.
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John Herd
Ali
Hewitt
Camden
Wits
Wore
Omouler
Frances Lbn
Thomas Isi
Asa
Yaz
Exer
Atinchon
Awraconum
Pest
Edgar Boener
Pennsylania
Lorah Plans Way To Tocit StriCt y
Lorain news reports a council meeting where about 20 units of uncollected revenue were discussed as the sole solution to city finances. The plan involves transferring funds and coordinating with the service department to balance the budget, with a future report to the council.
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Lorain
Elty
Wesley
Issus
Thestus
George Moitmen
Coumund
Fragmentary Page Two Item Lacks Clear News
The readable text on page two shows fragmented phrases and missing context, with no identifiable event, person, or organizational details to form a coherent summary. The material remains unreadable for firm factual reporting.
CHRONIGRAMS Goes to duty in Lorain court cases
Reports from Lorain include E Surman vs Ed Terrell remanded to Lemmon Pleas Court for retrial on assault charges, with trial before Judge A R Weber. John Halpin vs Yeorgaple Theatre Co heard before Judge W B Thompos. Local speeding fines issued to four youths, a fifth due Wednesday. Tax deadlines extended to January 20. Church seeks a mortgage of 37040 for repairs. Kiwanis and Elvira Falls club attend district party.
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E. Surman
Ediah Terrell
Ridgsiila
Tor
Lemmon Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Ge A. R. Webber
John Halpin
Yeorgaple Theatre Co
W. B. Thompsos
Doctor killed in fighting bandits at New York drug store
Dr Mol ie A Hayes aged 50 died of a heart wound early today as he tried to help a friend drive three bandits from a New York drug store. The thieves fled in a waiting car after shooting the physician. Three suspects Edward McCarthy James Haggerty and Charles Christenson were later arrested. McCarthy was found wounded.
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New York
Mol‘ie A. Hayes
Edward McCarthy
James Haggerty
Charles Christenson
McCarthy
Local social notes from Eaton November gathering week
Mrs. Burton Am and Byron Tompkins host supper for 18 guests in Lakewood. Patterson and Williams visited relatives in Columbus. Thanksgiving play planned at church. Langdon visits from Columbus, Ross shoppers in Cleveland. J M Lantz ill. Lantz family hosts guests in Carlisle. Lorena Longbon to stay with Giles grandparents for Thanksgiving.
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Chathem
Ford Hill
Mravery Patterson
Word Hit
Columbus
Vehey
T. L. Lowe
Wi Chapman
Ze oWill
Faii
Ture Nour
W. J. Langnon
Columbus Sundio
W. H. Giles
Burton Ross
Cleveland
Rg. Eicher
Randolph Ohio
Ralph Cole
Elvira
Jennie Cole
Jones Cole
F. D. Longbow
Robert Rundel
Berea
J. M. Lantz
J.C. Lyon
Betty Jane
Alfred Squires
Carlisle
Lorena Longbon
Painesville
Lorain church revival gains hope after tornado damage
An Elyria Lorain church revival report describes Rev L G Uniani and Rev John Grant addressing parishioners after a tornado wrecked Lorain church. The pastor praises church resilience, notes fund drives reaching 275000, and vows continued efforts with new leadership and upcoming events.
Brookhart Leads Steck After Iowa Vote Count
Smith W. Brookhart, junior United States Senator from Iowa, retains a lead over Democrat Dan Steck after canvass of returns. Brookhart shows a majority of 255 votes with total vote tally at 606,017.
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Des Lidines
Smith W. Brookhart
United States
Iowa
Exero
Brookhart
Dan PF. Steck
Hoover cites enterprise era as business shifts
Washington reports Secretary Hoover declares American business has moved beyond a reform era into comprehensive enterprise. Key West reports a distress message from an unidentified ship near Tortugas, while Washington notes a pending suit to restrain disclosure of income tax returns and a government case against the Baltimore Post for publishing such returns.
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Attad
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Key West
Phi
Tortugas
Wshington
Novtivo Hovbling
Columbus
Baltimore Post
Woeful Moscow Naval Threat Reported Amid Kronstadt Tensions
Fragmented wires report threats to Soviet naval forces at Kronstadt as guards intensified security measures. Disorganized notes from Nov 25 to Nov 29 mention atmospheric clearing and shifting surveillance. Officials in Moscow warn of potential action while frontline units remain on high alert.
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Uuy
Moscow
Sovet
Kronstadt
Markets in Cleveland Produce Prices Noticeable Shifts
A fragmented market listing shows produce prices from butter to tomatoes with varied cents per unit. Items include eggs, cheese, poultry, apples, beans, cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and onions with mixed value indicators and multiple price points.
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Cleveland
York State
Livestock market report with mixed prices in Cleveland area
Reets reports live stock trading with cattle and sheep trends and hog prices. Cattle top near two dollars, calves and sheep showing modest gains, hogs trading slowly with heavies around 9.00 and midrange near 8.75. Yorkers and mixed lots feature in the day’s activity.
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Cleveland
Cough Left Me Gained Weight Father John's Medicine Ad
Mrs. Francis Walsh of Troy reports from 775 Pauling Ave that Father John's Medicine relieved her bad cough and helped her regain weight. She says a friend recommended the tonic, and after three bottles her health improved, with friends noting her healthy appearance.
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Pauling Ave
Troy
Father John
Father Joan
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