Panama Problems Shadow Visit to Pacific End of Canal
An incomplete transcription shows Senator Meslpe touring the Pacific terminus of the Panama Canal, discussing reforms and military as well as wartime policy. He met with Canal Zone officials and President Porraa, spoke at a banquet, and planned a Sunday return voyage aboard a ship from Cristobal. The talks centered on U S Panama relations and future administration policy.
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Anon
Canal
Zone
Meslpe
Pacific
Panam Canal
Cristobal
United States
Porras
Canal Zone
War Department
Harding
Ken
Id Up Men Foiled of Prey
Incy De la Var reported to police that two men attempted a holdup Friday morning as they drove through Whiskyville in their car. The assailants blocked the road with a machine and ordered De la Var and his wife to surrender but he sped away and the bandits fled. Gliff Backus was informed and will investigate to identify the would be bandits.
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Machanne
Namar
Senate
United States
America
North
Central
South
de la Var
Tan
Whiskyville
de la
Gliff Backus
Speeding driver seen on West Bridge Street reported
An excited woman phoned headquarters late Thursday to alert Desk Ser Drage that a man driving at a high rate of speed on West Bridge Street was causing danger. Officer Sweet was dispatched, but the vehicle continued westward into the country with a heavy load as no further details could be obtained.
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Ser- Drage
West Bridge Street
Cer Sweet
Elyria Man With Grand Larceny Arraigned
Gorffe of Lorain appeared in court on Wednesday charged with grand larceny for the theft of $63 in property belonging to Ryall of Elyria. He pleaded not guilty and was arraigned as preliminary hearings were set.
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Y Gorffe
Lorain
Ryall
Davies Files Appeal After Perjury Conviction
Walker Davies of this city filed a petition in error in the court of appeals after a jury in the common pleas court convicted him on a perjury charge. He alleges the trial court erred in rulings and that certain evidence admitted during the proceedings should have been excluded.
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Walker Davies
Cammon Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Airplane crash kills two in California crash tragedy
Los Angeles reports Eddie O'Donnell racing driver died this morning after being injured yesterday at Beverly Hills Speedway. Gaston Chevrolet also died in the crash earl ier. Jolis, the mechanician, survived but no funeral arrangements were set. Jolis was engaged to marry Mrs. May A. Esch of St. Paul who witnessed the accident. Esch was prostrated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eddie O'Donnell
Baverly Hills
Speedway
Gaston Chevrolet
O' Donnell
Indianapalls
Lyall Jolis
Jolis
May A. Esch
St. Paul
State tax commission orders reappraisal in 31 counties
The state tax commission ordered a reappraisement of all real estate in 31 Ohio counties with appraisals to begin immediately. Lorain County is excluded from the action announced in Columbus on November 26.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Ohio
Lorain County
Rosenfeld addresses BNNAI BRITH crowd in Elyria
Judge Samuel Feld of St. Louis spoke at Odd Fellows Hall last evening to a gathered audience of lodge members, wives, and friends. The talk highlighted charitable work and support for institutions, noting Bnai Brith’s global reach and central role in Jewish unity. Local Elyria I O B R Lodge No. 125 was organized in May with officers Alex Altfield presiding and Max Goldstein as vice president, among others.
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Odds Hall
Samuel Eld
St. Louis
Judrarid
J. 0
Rosenfeld
Ita Eharartar
Denver Hoanital
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Elyria Lodge I
O. BR. B
Jocal Lodge
Alex Altfield
Max Goldstein
C. Altfield
Sartrenaurer
Brany Berson
Arnold Deutsch
Sam Balzdle
League Hopes Wilson to Mediate Armenian Crisis
The assembly appeals to President Wilson to act as mediator in the Armenian question. The mood risks no expectation of U S relief, amid European interests. Britain would oppose intervention by a rival power. The U N relief seems unlikely amid geopolitical tensions. The assembly reconvenes Tuesday as committees draft a report favoring measured penalties with security guarantees and discuss an economic blockade as a tool of enforcement.
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Genevg
Ass‘d ‘Res
Assembly of the League
League
Wilson
United States
Europe
Relind
Armenia
Furelvadt
Great Britain
United Statesmenia
Ais
Assy
Hay
League Against
Talian Attache Composer and Singer Gauraldi at Embassy
Romeo Guaraldi, attached to the Italian embassy in Washington D C, is described as possessing a wonderful baritone voice likened to Scotti and Amato. He is also a composer of several piano pieces slated for publication, with notable journalistic versatility as well.
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Signer
Romeo Guaraldi
Washinurton
D. C
Scotti
Amato
Wheat Tumbles Pre War Price Slumps In Markets
Chicago November 26 Wheat prices fell below 1500 a bushel marking the first postwar drop as banking troubles in North Dakota, a cotton market break, and weaker foreign exchange spurred selling. December to 1531-2 1584, March 147-1471-2, with brief recoveries. Corn and oats followed lower while hog prices offered slight respite in the provision market.
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Chicago
North Dakota
Military cordon tightens around Dublin center riot
Armed forces seal off Dublin city center as riots escalate killing about thirty and wounding over a hundred. Authorities report clashes with insurgents, with large scale detentions and ongoing street battles in the capital.
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Dublin Center
Dublin
Typhoid Situation in Salem Sees Slow Uptick
The Salem typhoid outbreak shows only two new cases in the last 24 hours, a smaller rise amid the epidemic. Dr. Henry Christian of Harvard arrives Saturday to direct treatment, with Dr Crile and four assistants continuing blood transfusions with reported success. Total cases reach 834 with 15 deaths. Deputy Fire Marshal B. Warthen and inspector Tuspador Dickinson inspect temporary hospitals for victims.
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Salem
Thania
Henry Christian
Harvard University
Christian
Crile
Western Reserve
B. Warthan
Warren
Tuspador Dickinson
Steubenville
State Industrial Commission
Imal
Marriage Licenses for Several Local Couples
A list of recent marriage licenses shows Fred Hunter 26 salesman Meadville PA weds Clara Clancy 24 Elyria. Joseph Fuhrman 67 repairman Amherst weds Kate Zimmerman 57 Lerain Carl Van Der andmanwanlu ard Grace Myers 25 clerk Elyria. Bert McCarthy 27 laborer weds Birdie Benjamin 29 Elyria Bulas Makol 4% quarryman weds Helen Honey 37 Amherst Alva Rosenkranz 27 machinist weds Ada Penny 28 Elyria. Paul Gott 24 farmer weds Ina MacBurnie 19 Wellington. Rudolph Pfieffer 22 farmer weds Esther Troppa 23 teacher Graf ton. Ora Wallace 24 farmer Colum bia weds Dorothy Dair 24 North Eaton.
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Fred Hunter
Meadville
Clara Clancy
Elyria
Joseph Fuhrman
Amherst
Kate Zimmerman
Lerain Carl van der Andmanwanluard Grace Myers
Elytia
Bert McCarthy
Birdie Benjamin
Bulas Makol
Helen Honey
Alva Rosenkranz
Ada Penny
Paul Gott
Farmer
Ina MacBurnie
Wellington
Rudolph Pfieffer
Esther Troppa
Grafton
Ora Wallace
Columbia
Dorothy Dair
North Eaton
Bloodhound Trails Slayer of Woman in Meridien
Bloodhounds traced the slayer of Mrs. Morris, 58, to Roy Miner, 22, son of a local manufacturer. Miner was arrested after the trail led from the farm where Mrs. Morris was found shot, to his and J. E. Johnson’s homes amid reports of previous family quarrels. both Johnson and Morris men were detained for questioning.
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Meridien
Miss
Lewis Marhig
Roy Miner
Miner
J. E. Johnson
Johnson
Phodo
Aman
Morris
Mere Woman Arsene at Firman’s Dinner
The central fire station hosted a bachelor dinner on Thursday with a feast for the firefighters. The menu included chicken, potatoes, cranberries, pickled items, corn salad, pepper hash, cheese, desserts, rolls, peaches, and beverages.
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Arsene
Firtman's
Central Fire Station
Erkes Eider
Bates
Thanksgiving Day Cheer Across Elyria Homes
Thanksgiving brought cheer to Elyrian households as families gathered and shared turkey and cranberry sauce. Memorial Hospital reported an unexpected gift drive from Columbia residents organized by Mrs. Mary Gregory, with North Eaton women matching the effort and taking home empty cans for hospital use. The Old Ladies Home noted many Thanksgiving gifts, making the holiday joyful for its women residents.
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Elyrians
Uga
Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Mary Gregory
North Eaton
Landies
Friends of the Home
Memory Lapse Delays Fractured Iron Workers Arrested by Mayor
Three iron workers jailed on a disorderly conduct charge faced Mayor Jones after being unable to explain a bottle found near them. They refused to plead, and the mayor sent them back to their cells to allow time to refresh their memories about how the liquor bottle ended up parked nearby.
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Jones
Hep
No Death Reported in Tacoma Body Skipped to City
Word arrives that there is no death of AI CLM in Tacoma Washington and his body has been moved to this city for funeral arrangements possibly involving Mfg funeral services with anIvan ated wording in the notice.
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AI Clm
Tacoma
Wash
Mfg
Ivan Ated
Nicaragua envoy Alejandro Cesar arrives as youngest diplomat
Dr. Alejandro Cesar, now Nicaragua's minister to the United States, drew attention in Washington for his youth at age thirty. A medical student in Paris for a decade, he later served in the medical department of the French army during the war.
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Alejandro Cesar
U.S
Nicaragua
Washington
Paris
O Mucal Department
Indictment Expected Today In Kagy Murder Case
Cleveland news reports County Prosecutor Baskin predicting the grand jury will finish its second investigation into Harold Kagy’s May murder. Five new witnesses and others from John W. Joyce’s trial are to testify today. A new woman linked to a diamond ring possibly tied to the motive may appear after a subpoena served in Akron.
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Cleveland
Baskin
Harold Kagy
John W. Joyce
Kagy
Akron
Pat Hutchinson
Summit County
Tinskin
Grocery store robbed at Canton leaves $9000 loss
Thieves broke into the wholesale grocery store of George Vase titles in Canton last night and loaded more than 9000 dollars worth of groceries onto a wagon. The robbery occurred after closing hours and authorities began an investigation.
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Canton
George Vasetites
Irish Republic Heads Arrested By The British
Dublin reports Arthur Griffith founder Sinn Fein and Professor MacNeill among arrested Sinn Fein MPs and others by Auxiliaries. London confirms Griffith arrested in Dublin at 2 am with no charge yet. he was taken by lorry to an undisclosed destination. A Galway diocese bishop denounces government outrages and warns clergy threats. a funeral murder case letters threaten Griffith’s fate.
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Dublin
Ass'd
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Joh MacNei
Parliment
Londonerry City
National University of Ireland
MacNeill
Auxiliar
London
Iriah
Ireland
Si Hamar Greenwood
Secetary
Thomas
Griffith
Galway
O'Dea
A. J. Considine
John W O’meehan
John W. Cunnathc
Constantine May Return to Throne Rumors Stir Athens
In Athens reports suggest France and Britain may permit former King Constantine to return, while Britain’s stance is under scrutiny. Greece fears a split with Turkey or use of Wrangel’s army in a spring campaign, risking a final abandonment by world powers. Premier Rhallis and War Minister Gounaris conduct frequent talks as coverage remains cautious.
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Athens
Noy
France
Great Britain
Constantine
Baron Wrangel'os
Lenys
Britain
Greece
George Rhallis
Demetrus Gounaris
M. Rahilis
Cugo Brantine
Eleuheros Tipos
Hritigh
Andreas
Christopher
Hotel Andwur Becomes Hotel Elyria Name Change
Proprietor W. P. Mustey of the Andwur hotel announces the renaming to Hotel Elyria to prevent future mail misdelivery. The change aims to standardize the landmark’s designation and avoid past mail routing problems caused by varied spellings and addresses.
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W. P. Mustey
Andwur
Hotel Elyria
Hotel Elyrin
Thaa
Pomerene Resumes Practice In Canton Court
United States Senator Atlee Pomerene returned to the courtroom in Canton on November 26 to resume his law practice after years in the Senate. He gathered law books, greeted friends, and actively participated in witness examination and juror selection, marking his first court appearance in several years.
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Canton
Atlee Pormerene
Panama to cooperate with United States pledge at reception
President Porras of Panama pledges cooperation between Panama and the United States during a Harding reception in Panama City. Senator Harding replies, noting a voiding of friendly feeling toward Panama.
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Panama
Porras
U. S
Harding
United States
Pahaia
Loran County Agricultural Society to hold annual meeting
The Loran County Agricultural Society will conduct its annual meeting at the courthouse Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Secretary HW C Harris says a large attendance is expected as officers for the new year are elected and reports from secretary and treasurer are presented. The group notes its finances are much improved and plans for the future will be discussed.
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Loran
Big Four train crash injures many near Beil Ctantaine
At Wet Liberty an open switch caused Big Four passenger train 19 to strike a freight train on a siding. Twenty three hurt, four crew members injured, engineer C Follins of Bellfontaine in hospital, brakeman H Collins missing. Train routed Cincinnati to Detroit Toledo.
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Beil Ctantaine
C.follins
Bellrfontaine
Leas
Big Four
Wet Liberty
H. Collins
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
New York Thugs Loot Taxi Office on East 64th Street
Three armed men bound blindfolded a night watchman at a motor taxi service on East 64th Street, bound and blindfolded him, blew the office safe, and escaped with 5100 dollars in cash and promissory notes.
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New York
East 64Th Street
Bread Prices Lag as Wheat Delays Downturn
Local bakers keep bread at a fixed price while flour falls to about 3.50 per barrel. Farmers hold wheat expecting higher returns, but markets sag and offers drop, with grain stored long awaiting a better price. Residents complain bread costs rise while supply conditions shift.
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ISITS
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R. J. Taylor
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Clayton Allen
Broad Street
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R- 1
Mra
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R. Jallowleh
Warren Street
Nina Hist
Tannery Street
M. A. Jenkins
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Kagy Indictment
Irish Republic
John Macneill
Hotel Andwur
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