Rhinelander Trial Highlights In-Law Secrets
White Plains New York November date reports Leonard Kip Rhinelander asked Alice Jones mother Mrs Jones to keep their marriage secret. Mrs Jones testifies she is Alice’s mother and admits a child named Ethel but refuses to name the father. The court proceedings pause as testimony ends.
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White Plains
Leonard Kip
Lhinclander Swent
Alice Beatrice Jones
George - Jone
Alice
M Jones
Leonard
Father shoots daughters in home as man charged in missing support case
Medies town sees a father discharge a revolver wounding his two daughters and a neighbor. The gunman fled as police search for Allen Anslem indicted for non support of a minor child. Deputy Sheriff Clarence Adams returns with Anslem who resisted extradition. He faces arraignment later today.
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Samestown
Fiip Devi
de Vincentus
Alan
Clarence
Adems
Indianapolis
George Anslem
Adseim
Suspect Held In Safe Blowing Case In Ohio
Garciac, 28, of Cleve, held by police in connection with a safe blowing at Shelby Ohio. He was to be questioned as one of four men who eluded a residence here and Newark on Tuesday night. Burt Smith, New York promoter and Victor artist, visited Elyria friends and planned to join Arthur Pryor's band in Florida next week.
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Columbg
Oe .Garciac
Cleveand
Shelby
Ohio
Newark
Burt Smith
New York
Elyria Friends
Mr. Smith
Victor
Florida
Arthur’. Pryor
Gas Rate Hearing Date Set By State
The Ohio Utilities Commission announced a December 10 hearing on Logan Gas Company's application to raise rates in 172 municipalities and districts. If approved, the new rates could take effect December 19, with protests aiming to stop the increase, possibly sending the case to the State Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Ofi
Logan i Gas Company
Ohio
Laiando
Commission
State Supreme Court
Elyria
Neers
Counzsion
Supreme Court
Logal
Woman Jurist Florence Allen To Speak At Open Forum
Judge Florence E. Allen of the Supreme Court bench will address the Open Forum at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Elyria Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Her topic is The Supreme Challenge. The event is hosted by the Open Forum with invitations to several women’s organizations.
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Florence'e. Allen
Supreme Court
Elyria
Open Forum
Tudore
Florence FE
Methodist Episcopal
Church At
Judge Allen
Resnick Case Proceeds, Trial to Continue Through Friday
The Joseph Resnick assault trial continues in Judge R. Webber's court. Defense witness Sam Rohich testified amid state objections. No resolution reached. proceedings paused until Friday in Judge B. Thompson's court with Steve Pertnik on trial for a second liquor offense.
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Joseph
Resnick
Court House
Judgeon
R. Webber
Sam Ro Hich
B. Thompson
Steve Pertnik
South Amherst
Martial Law Declared in Damascus Amid Influx of Reports
Dispatches from Beirut describe French authorities imposing martial law around Damascus to preserve order and deter pillaging bands. The official note says the situation is not serious, while planes report disruptions from a flock of wild geese causing a brief navigational confusion near Shelby.
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Beirut
Damascus
Mita
Daminscus
Shelby
Southland
Bere
Miamit
Mitchell asserts aviation lag weakens national defense
Washington November 25 Col William Mitchell tells his jury that the war department ignored aviation progress. He cites official records showing repeated recommendations for aerial bombing airship carriers and nerve warfare tech as essential to strengthen the American air force.
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Washington
William
Mitchell
V War Department
Department
America
Scarlet fever epidemic hits Sherrard West Virginia
Town health officer Dr Hedges reports a serious scarlet fever outbreak in Sherrard WV with daily student examinations and home quarantines while the school remains open for now and effort to prevent spread continues.
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Toundsville
Hedgers
Sherrard
W. Va
Hedges
Bomb Thrown Into Police Station Sparks Panic in Washington
An unidentified white man rushed into the police squad room yelling a taunt and threw a device that looked like a home made bomb. It failed to explode due to insufficient force, but contained nitro-nulose and could have destroyed the building.
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Washington
Sir Harry Dainty Offers Benefit for Glasgow Hospital
At the annual meeting of subscribers to the Glasgow seventh hospital a letter from Sir Harry expresses willingness to perform for the hospital later. He notes a modest expense bill and the need to bring his man from London for the act, promising the support.
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Lauder
Harry
Glasgow
Sir Harry
London
Hunting accident injures man in Elyria
A hunting accident yesterday left Mearle Shroyer of Route 2 Elyria with a bullet wound in his right hand. The gun discharged accidentally and he was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Tunting
Mearle Shroyre
Elyria
Shroyer
Memorial Hospital
Ferguson breaks silence on special session call
Gov. Ferguson for the first time since resignations of two highway commission appointees says she supports no immediate move. She cites rumors of graft in highway matters and a potential Ku Klux Klan effort to discredit her administration while declining to reveal her response to a Texas House ultimatum for a self-convened special session.
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Austin
Tex
State Highway Commission
Ferguson
Texas
Ku. Klux -Klan
Texas House
Bandits Hold Up Jeweler and Escape in New York
Bandits robbed a jeweler today in Brooklyn and escaped with about $15 006 in diamonds. A small description of the men, the car, and its license number was obtained.
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New. York
Brooklin
vTis
Columbus to Dust Stray Canines Battling City Health
Local officials announce a campaign to combat an epidemic of dogs as Columbus moves to stamp out stray canines. City Solicitor Wesler Grills to protest a gas rate schedule before the State Utilities Commission. A hearing will be held in Columbus. Mary Buddick sues Frank Brodk for a one tenth interest in a lot in Chamberlain trustees addition to Lorain.
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Wesler
Gas Co
Columbus
Will
Mary Buddick
Frank Brodk Et al
Chamberlain
Lorain
Divorce case heard by Judge Thompson in Lorain
Harriett Sargeant was divorced from Robert Sargeant of Lorain on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty as heard by Judge W B Thompson this morning.
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Judes W.B. Thompson
Harriett. Sargeant
Robert Sargeant
Lorain
Safe crackers busy in Marion
Safe crackers working the business section here forced open three empty safes in two business establishments early this morning and escaped. Two safes were broken open in the Malo Brothers junk dealer office. A safe at the Riley and Fields garage in the central business district was also forced open.
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Marion
Malo Brothers
Riley and Fields
Martins Ferry Fire Destroys Three Stores After Gas Blast
The Martins Ferry blaze gutted a building housing three first floor stores and forced residents to evacuate after a gas explosion. Firefighters from Bridgeport and Wheeling assisted. four firefighters were injured. Damages estimated at eighty thousand dollars.
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Martins Ferry
Prisoners to Be Given Areat Day At Institution
A garbled note states inmates will be treated to a special day with meals described and a festive atmosphere. The report implies officials aim for a cheerful event at the county institution.
Divorce Sues Banker for Cruelty and Property Dispute
Divorce filing cites Andy Fischer of South Amherst as guilty of extreme cruelty including drinking, choking and kicking. Wilma Fisher seeks alimony and an injunction to stop him withdrawing bank funds. Also mentions threats, revolver, and clothing discarded outside amid broader legal actions.
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Court ‘of Common Pleas
Wilma
Fisher South Amherst
Andy
Fischer Uilty
French cabinet crisis stirs as Doumer declines
Paris reports Senator Doumer refused the president's offer to form a cabinet. President Domergue then invited Edouard Verriot to attempt formation. Herriot reportedly steadfastly refused, though a left bloc coalition may sway him if Socialists gain adequate representation.
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Paris
Navy
Doumer
Ton'zht
Domergue
My Edouard Verriot
Herrioh
Legion to Boost Chest Drive With $500 Pledge
Elyria Post No. 12 of The American Legion pledged $500 to the Community Chest Fund last night. Two months ago $1,000 was allotted for the National Endowment Fund, to be split between veteran rehabilitation and care for veterans' orphans. The Legion plans to raise another $500 through pledges and post activities to ensure the Chest reaches its goal.
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Elyria Post
American Legion
Community Chest Fund
Chest Fund
Imembers
Legion
J.B. Johnson
Comu
Legioanai
Five Hurt In Brooklyn Pier Crash
Clues indicate a collision at a New York pier left five people injured. Police reserve units and four ambulances rushed to the scene as rescuers worked near the dock where the vessel sank.
Mexico in Beer War Between Rival Breweries
Mexico City dispatch reports a beer war as two rival breweries open campaigns to capture trade, allocating about a million dollars for advertising and distributing twenty thousand free bottles daily amid poster clashes and daily promotional battles.
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Mexico
Citax
French credit issues force cash in advance in France
A report from the Department of Commerce states American exporters face cash in advance demands in France. An American consul in a French district notes French buyers cannot trade with U S exporters unless payment is made upfront, signaling credit restrictions amid the French debt situation.
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Ince
M. Caillaux
Paris
Sona
Department
France
United States
President Coolidge frees barrier to Chapman hanging
President Coolidge moved to clear federal obstacles for the state of Connecticut to hang Gerald Chapman, the notorious bandit, after earlier denials. Chapman refused to accept the commutation or pardon, signaling potential grounds for appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. He was in his Hartford prison cell when officials delivered the document.
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Ashington
Coolidge
State of Connecticut
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
White House
Atlanta
Justice “Department
Hartford
Canan
Scott
Joseph A. Freedman
Frank’ Murphy
President Coolidge
United States
Lupreme Court
Fireman Dies in Brooklyn Truck Collision
Fireman Jonas Miller, 40, died and five others were seriously injured when two fire trucks collided head on in Brooklyn while responding to a minor alarm early today.
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New York
Jona Miller
Brooklyn
Leaders Clash Over Revenue Bill Schedule
Fragmented text shows House leaders and action on revenue measures with committee discussions and amendments. Mentions tackling business and tax returns amid battles over the measure's fate.
Unclear fragment hints at officials and hearings
Fragment mentions Walter Barnes finance officer and a state superintendent with references to hearings and investigations. Names and roles are obscured, details incomplete.
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Walter Barnes
George
Coolin
the.Sment
Exoneration Reported in Middlesex Grand Jury
An elderly report notes the Middlesex county grand jury exonerated a suspect linked to a November incident near Plainsboro involving a liquor seizure. Charles Wheeler, owner of a bonded winery at Gibson's Landing, vowed to file a protest with the Federal authorities over the $86,000 stock of champagne wine and brandy seized.
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Charles Wheeler
Gibson's Landing
Ruptured Gas Cells Cited in Shenandoah Crash Testimony
Nov 25. Aviation chief rigger James H H Collier, sole survivor, tells Naval Court the Shenandoah crash was caused by ruptured gas cells. He contradicts prior survivors who testified the cells ruptured minutes before the crash. The report notes a sheriff recovered a stolen auto from Hare Oberlin and other minor details.
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Shenandoah
Collier
Washington
James HH. Collier
Rigger
Naval Court
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