RAIL MERGER AND COAL TAX UPHELD TEN YEARS TO LIFE FOR CLARA
A Lorain court sentenced Robert Haven to fifteen years for assault with intent to rape a 14 year old girl. Haven pleaded guilty to attempt rape to avoid testimony, while hearings raised questions about the case. Nearby, medical circles discuss Dr. Arthur Guedel’s new method using nitrous oxide gas to reduce pain in childbirth, credited to an Indiana University medic.
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Clara Phillip
Robert Haven
Lorain
Ige H. G. Redington
Alleens
Arthur E. Guedel
Indianapolis
Guedel
Indiana University School of Medicine
Old Up Report On Butler Approval
Washington November 27 pro eight against the appointment of the Butler St Paul lawyer to the United States Supreme Court led the Senate judiciary committee to hold up its report on the nomination today. Another meeting of the committee will be held Monday. Senator Nelson Republican of Desoto, the committee chairman seeks to disclose the source of leaks.
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Washington
He Butler
St. Paul
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary
Anator Nelson
Desoto
GGS Handcuff Watchman In Robbery
Incumbnati, Nov. 27. After night shift Charles Gehring, watchman at Western and Kern Life Insurance, burglars handcuffed him to a pipe and looted a vault. They escaped with $2 in cash, stamps, and bonds. Gehring was found exhausted and restrained when morning staff arrived. The robbers disarmed him and searched his pockets before blowing a safe door to seize money.
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Incumnnati
Charles Gebrieg
Shman
Western and Kern Life Insurance Company
Ster
Gehring
Theers
Fires and alarms sweep weekend calls in town
Fire department answered Sunday calls at William Cebula home on North 2nd Street and at C Koontz as pipes heated the house. Saturday two sunlit incidents included a haystack blaze at I E Smith's 325 Twelfth Street with $15 loss. Debates in Ireland and a nationwide Sunday appeal by President Harding followed. George Howie Sidmore, 68, longtime US diplomat in Yokohama, died.
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William Cebula
Edf C. Koontz
I. E. Smith
Kio
George Howie Sidmore
United States
Gen
Yokohama
Japan
WEDS WEDS PERMIT TO QUIT SCHOOL FOR WIFE SUPPORT
Louise Dunn aged 14 and Elmer Martin aged 15, eighth graders from Steubenville, obtained a Wellsburg marriage license and were married. Elmer filed for a permit to quit school to support his wife, and the request was granted amid local indignation at Wellsburg officials for issuing licenses to underage youths, seen as violating the spirit of West Virginia marriage laws.
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Steubenville
Louise Dunn
Elmer Martin
Wellsburg
W. Va
Filmer
R. L. Irvin
West Virginna
Mary Cheevers Bilto 89 Dies in Ireland Born Widow
Mary Cheevers Bilto aged 89 died at her daughter Mrs C Johns 203 East Bridge Street early Sunday from infirmities of old age. Born in Cavern County Ireland she had lived here fifteen years. She leaves a daughter Mrs Johns a son D Cheever of Clark Street and several grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at one o clock at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Mary Cheevers
C. 5. Johns
E. Bridge Street
County Cavern
Ireland
Johns
D. Cheever
Clark
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lorain Booze Toter Fined 500 Here
Joe Fust of Lorain pleaded guilty to giving away liquor at the Loop saloon. In police court this afternoon Mayor Jones fined him 390 and costs. Unable to pay, he was sent to jail.
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Joe Fust
Lorain
Loop
Jones
Dormas Liquor Possession Trial Set For Tuesday
The case of Cash Dormas charged with illegal liquor possession will be tried in notice court tomorrow morning. Dormas has retained two attorneys and a legal fight is expected when the trial begins.
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Dormas
Clara Phillips Receives Hammer Murder Sentence
Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted of the hammer murder of Alberta Meadows, is sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin. Judge McCormick imposed the sentence as Judge Houser was ill. Phillips accepted the ruling with her customary calm as public defender Ro bert Scoit and attorney Bert Herrington, both unavailable, were noted.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
San Quentin
McCormick
Houser
Bert Herrington
Scott
Threaten to abandon peace meet at Lausanne
Rakovsky of the Ukrainian Soviet delegation warned the Near East peace conference that Russia would withdraw if not granted full participation in all commissions and discussions. He noted Russia’s imperative need for complete involvement, while George Tchitcherin was in Berlin seeking a response.
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Lausanne
Rakovsky
Ukraine
Tabor
Elyria City Answers Its $10,600 Suit
The city of Elyria answers a $10,600 damage suit from L.L. Tonquette alleging the patrolman Clair Sayles did not cause the windshield damage. The city contends the Tonquette car was unlit at night and struck the officer’s raised club, not the opposite.
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Elyria City
Elyria
L.L. Tonquette
Clair Sayles
Broad Street
Tonquette
Alanis Club Meeting Set for Thanksgiving Address
The Alanis Club will convene Wednesday to hear Reverend Johnrant speak on "Thanksgiving Thoushis" as part of a Thanksgiving Day observance.
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Alanis Club
Nestl
Johnrant
Frapped on bridge man saved by jump
Cincinnati residence Merrell McCrary, 40, wedged on a long trestle sixty feet above ground as a train neared on a double tracked bridge. He leapt 15 feet to a concrete pier, suffering a compound ankle fracture, and barely avoided a 45 foot fall before rescuers brought him to a hospital.
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Cincinnati
Merrell McCrary
Clemenceau Defies Pleas and Continues Speeches
Georges Clemenceau in route to Chicago rejects telegrams urging restraint. He vows to persist with provocative speeches, drawing denunciations from Europe and the United States as he travels from Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Clemenceau
Pittsburgh
Georges Clemenceau
Europe
America
Red Cross Drive reaches half of goal in Kiwanis canvass
Kiwanis volunteers report about half of the 2009 Red Cross member quota secured Sunday in a canvass across business, factory districts and homes. About 1,000 single dollar memberships and several larger gifts were pledged, with continued canvassing planned until Wednesday noon. Charles A Persons leads with 78 memberships, followed by George H Chamberlain and John M Bosh.
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Red Cross
Elubd
Charles
George
H. Chamberlain
John M. Bosh
Henry
Tibbale
Elyvia
Deny Express Hold-Up in Cincinnati Robbery Report
Cincinnati authorities deny any break in the train near Sunday morning. Police say no verified evidence supports a ship of valuable pearls. Officials state rumors of a pearl shipment circulated without confirmation from Baltimore and Ohio or American Express lines.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Arthur Connell in serious condition at St Joseph’s Lorain
Friends report Arthur Connell is critically ill at St Joseph’s hospital Lorain after a carbuncle on his neck required surgery. The operation was successful but he faces risk of pneumonia and his condition alarms supporters. Whiting Williams scheduled to speak here on December 10.
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Arthur O'Donnell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Klan Members Enter Toledo Church During Service
In Toledo twelve Ku Klux Klan members in robes entered Central Christian church during services last night. They marched down the aisle and, on orders from their leader, prayed fervently for the church and pastor. After the prayer the leader snapped fingers and presented Pastor R Grant Speer with an envelope containing a larzine chink for church work.
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Toledo
Ku Kux Klan
Central Christian Church
Ship sinks off Opal Barcelona coast disaster claims many
Barcelona Spain Nov 27 A excursion steamer capsized off the coast early today. Ten bodies were recovered by relief vessels while seventy were missing. There were no passengers on the steamer.
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Barcelona
Spain
Dusendong Injured in Auto Collision at City Corner
An automobile owned by Ray Samners struck a Ford driven by A Dusendong of 335 Seventh Street at the corner of Middle Avenue and Fifth Street Saturday night. The Ford overturned and was badly damaged. Dusendong complained of shoulder injury and extensive bruising after the crash.
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Ray Samners
A. Dusendong
Seventh Street
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Dusendong
Supreme Court upholds Pennsylvania coal tax and merger ruling
The U S Supreme Court today upheld the Pennsylvania anthracite coal tax as valid and refused to dissolve the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company merger with the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. The General Investment Company had sought to block the consolidation, citing loss to Lake Shore stockholders and Sherman antitrust concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
General Investment Company
Lake Shore Company
New York Central Railroad Company
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Toledo
Ohio Coal Ftield
Catherine Perryman Mother of Elyrian Is Dead in Oberlin
Catherine Perryman 79 mother of Mrs. Thomas Drage Elyria died Sunday morning at her Oberlin home after a year long illness. Survived by six daughters and a son Mrs. Arthur Tulk Mrs. Rose Grocutt James Perryman Oberlin Mrs. Thomas Drage Elyria Mrs. Alfred Firths Mrs. George Weeks and Mrs. William Margetson London England Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the home of daughter Mrs. Arthur Tulk Walnut Street
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Oberlin
Catherine Perryman
Thomas Drage
Elyria
Arthur Tulk
Rose Grocutt
James Perryman
Alfred Firths
George Weeks
William Margetson
London
England
Walnut Street
Hold Boy in Window Smash Arrest Leads to Juvenile Court
Celia Reedy, a 17 year old, was arrested Saturday for breaking a window at Keith's Jewelry Store with a brick. He claimed fear and said he did not intend to steal anything. He has been turned over to the juvenile court.
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Celia Reedy
The
Keith
Mystery list found among Handssine slayings notes
Chicago police report a book of 139 women names and addresses found among Joseph Handssine's effects. Atlanta denies a large Ku Klux Klan recruitment meeting at imperial headquarters. Washington senate approves retirement for Justice Mahlon Pitney due to illness. London notes the jury government has not yet discussed interallied war debts with allies.
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Chicago
Joseph F Handssine
Joe Lanus
Atlanta
Imperial
Ku Klux Klan
New York
Klan
London
Bonar Law
Commons
Aged Colored Woman Burned to Death in Home
Mrs Julia Moore aged 80 was found dead on her sitting room floor after her clothing caught fire. Her son William Moore returned home about 1 am to discover the charred body and burned dress with no light or stove fire evident. The coroner said it appeared accidental but no verdict yet. She lived on the Grafton road, widow of Samuel Moore and mother of the late Cale Moore.
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Julia Moore
Grafton Road
William Moore
Perry
Moore
Samuel Moore
Cale Moore
Thanksgiving Delay Notice for The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will publish no paper on Thursday Thanksgiving day. Employees will take the day off with families. Advertisers for Friday must have their copy in by Wednesday to ensure publication.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wabash Passenger Train Wreck Near La Plata Injures Several
A Wabash southbound passenger train wrecked one mile south of La Plata Missouri injuring a number of people seriously. Three coaches went into the ditch including a St. Louis sleeper. Train 206 was en route from Minneapolis and due in St. Louis at 3 45 p.m.
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Marseville
Wabash
la Plata
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Debs Speech Not to Be Interfered With officials say
Washington Nev reports the department of justice will not interfere with Eugene V Debs socialist leader making speeches critical of the government Attorney General Daugherty has not taken official cognizance of Debs Chicago speech last night and officials say it aroused little interest or concern.
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Washington
Nev
Department of Justice
Newt
Eugene V. Debs
Daugherty
Debs
Chicago
Department
Stokes Rites Tuesday At Olmsted Home
Funeral services for the late Albert E. Stokes will be held at his Olmsted home on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He is survived by his wife and children Harry of Columbia Edison of Elyria Gibson and Russell at home Mrs Edna Neale Olmsted Falls and Mrs Viola Lewis Columbia.
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Albert E. Stokes
Olmsted
Harry
Columbia
Edson
Elyria
Gibson and
Russell
Edna Neale
Olmsted Falls
Viola Lewis
Ship Subsidy Bill Fight Opens House Debate
Washington dispatch reports the administration’s ship subsidy plan entering heated House debate as amendments surge forth amid Democratic opposition. Key fights include Tennessee Democrat Davis pushing to discard the Harding Lasker plan, and Alabama Democrat Bankhead proposing to bar subsidized ships from the United States regardless of Supreme Court rulings. A final vote was set for Wednesday afternoon as leaders remained confident of passage.
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House
Harding
Americas
Representative Davis
Tennessee
Department of Commerce
Representative Bankhead
Alabama
Houer
United States Supreme Court
Death of Charles Baldauf in Memorial Hospital
Charles Baldauf aged 27 died Sunday at Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Recently married, he leaves a widow, parents, six brothers and sisters in Marion. Body shipped to Marion for funeral services and burial by Taylor's establishment.
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Charles Baldaut
Cleveland Street
Memorial Hospital
Marion
Marion Yest
Taylor
Buriad Lage Place
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