Ministerial Association passes Sunday closing resolution
Lorain county residents hear a resolution urging strict enforcement of Sunday observance at theaters and public places. Justice holds over Vic Woodward of Rielto Theatre on a jury charge as Sheriff Underbalow investigates Sunday disturbances.
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Vic Woodward
Rielto Theater
S. J. George
Woodward
Harvey Lewis
FL AL Underbalow
Sunda
Lorain County
Lorain
Certai
Lew
Rnion
Mayor says A will not put lid on Sunday theaters
Mayor Harry Hinkson states he will not close Sunday picture shows and will not shutter newspaper stands or gas stations. He argues continuing Sunday operation prevents more danger by giving people activities and notes he will ban dancing on Sundays.
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Flyria
Sun Jgar
Harry Hinkson
Chronicle-Telegram
Sunde
Mit
Peer hearing continued two weeks in Akron case
The hearing of William and Mike Deerder A. Catar ion law was to have been held this morning before U.S. Prohibition Emer Monanan has been confined. the men will remain under bond until the case is filed. The postponement extends the proceedings by two weeks.
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Lorain
William and
Mike Deer
Emer M. J. Monanan
EB. Bernsten
Man Charged With Violating Prohibition Law at Home
John Sahel was arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of violating the liquor law. Police found liquor at his Woodford Avenue home as an old offender. he was released on conditions and remanded until Friday morning.
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John Sahel
Woodford
Waltron
Gibrom
Snowstorm Halts Efforts to Free Grounded Boats
Ste Marie Mich sources report a heavy snowstorm stopping rescue attempts to free grounded vessels. The Bolana and Cornelius line steamer Ingals remains aground while the tug Iowa holds position. Field of the Reiss line, grounded near Pipe Island, waits for calmer weather to proceed from Port Huron, with no freeing planned before 6 p.m. unless conditions improve.
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Aclth Ste. Marie
Mich
Ingals
Bolana and
Cornelius
Iowa
Reiss Steamship Company
Pipe Island
Port
Prosecutors Question Key Figure In Sundar Case
Prosecutors pressed a leading official on details related to the Sundar matter. The session focused on alleged actions surrounding a high profile inquiry and potential implications for ongoing investigations.
Bishop Joseph Sch Of Cleveland To Visit Local Church
A Cleveland bishop will visit a local church on Sunday to conduct services and lead a community event in the neighborhood. Details mention a scheduled appearance and related activities for parishioners and attendees.
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Jovept Sch
Cleveland
dred_ and
Sopoom
Man Goes On Trial For Alleged Slaying Of 6 Year Old
Dayton Ohio report states Albert Hill stands trial for the murder of a six year old child. The proceedings pause for recess and resume before Judge Alfred Cray after selection of jurors and a brief adjournment due to the season.
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Man
Dayton
Uy Albert
Hill
Dudge Alfred Cray
Tressay
Intors
Two Killed in Stunt Plane Crash
In Chicago a chase plane stunt crash claimed two lives as the aging aircraft collapsed during maneuvers at an air show. Victims were Richard Musea, 35, a pavine contractor, and A. K. Carlitz, both killed.
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Chicago
Ann Tun Quest
Foo
Richard Musea
Pavine
A. K. Carlitz
Open Forum Highlights International Problems and War Debt Views
Senator Fess speaks at the open forum season opening declaring the 18th Amendment must be enforced if needed to stop rum landings and supports patrols. He urges reducing navies, praises better peace in Europe, and expresses optimism on war debts while praising Foran and noting a national representative presence.
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Fess
Open Forum
Europe
Prince Carol Grabs Roumanian Throne Questioned Return
Paris November 29 The denouement of Roumania’s royal succession unfolds with King Ferdinand's death and Prince Carol's vow not to return home except to the front door His supporters threaten constitutional action or a coup to restore his rights amid uncertainty about a possible pardon.
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Paris
Ptin Carol Wanik
Oi Roumania
Ferdinand
Roumania
Admont
Carel
Carol
Parc
Coolidge Hovt at Harmony Breakfast Report
Fragmentary notes describe Coolidge Hovt attending a Harmony Breakfast in Washington. The text references President Cache, Treasury Mellon, and Republican leaders amid political maneuvering and sanctions discussions.
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Coolidge
Harmony
Washington
Cache
Tani
Emperor Suppers Bronchu Court Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a court report involving physicians and a subject described as Emperor or bronchitis. Details are unclear but reference a November event and a medical assessment. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the text.
Quiet title action filed in common pleas court
Barbara Welter started a quiet title action today against Vattie WW Vart et al in the common pleas court seeking to establish ownership of disputed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Welter
Vattie
Vart
Common Pleas Court
Fires Alarm At Stugroan Sunday Night
Fire department battled two simultaneous blazes Sunday at a residence and an nearby property. Fire chief Wo on reported rapid progress as crews worked to reach the chimney area and prevent spread.
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Woon
Bates
Frank
P. m
Stetson
Illinois Colon Flay Foreign Loan Policy
Fragmented OCR text discusses Henry Illinois policy on foreign loans and industrial investment. Mentions a plant producing autos, labor hours, and potential shifts in European markets. Notes potential impact on American exports and a ten year horizon. Page 2 continuation reference.
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Illinois
Javier
Ous
Europe
Plead Guilty To Bank Robbery Case In Ohio
Al White pled guilty to the Grafton Bank Co robbery charge after arraignment under Justice S J George. Investigators link White to the Niolling Jewelry store heist and a separate North Olmsted robbery. Co-defendants Tommy Atkins Norman Gannet and Harlan Frost are held. Fuery bound for grand jury. details continue on page 2.
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Anen
Graftan SF and Bank Co
Alb Utree Ien
S. J. George
Tommy Atkins
Harlan Frost
Norman Gannet
al White
Wvleveland
North Olmsted
Grafton
Rudolph Furry
Grand Jury
Guiliy— Fuery
Wades Hardware
East Colle Street
Oberlin
Massive bootlegging plot grips New York and Boston
Federal prosecutors say a sprawling bootlegging conspiracy involving fifty one indicted individuals aimed to smuggle a total of 3 009 gallons of liquor into the United States. Named figures include Rothchild and the Chelsea Exchange official Lewis Rethehild, with ties to Doane and other banks.
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Boston
New York
Tewit Fi
Rothchild
von Bank
United States
Andover
Princeton
Lewis Rethehild
Chelsea Exchange Nank
Wen
Ohio to distribute 1927 automobile license plates
Ohio's automobile license plates for 1927, about 17.2 million Unios are being distributed by the state automobile registration department to 450 agencies statewide for sale. Last year Ohio sold about 1.325 million sets for pleasure cars and 175,000 for trucks. Officials expect sales to rise ten to fifteen percent over previous levels.
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Colusibus, O
Sta Automobile Existration Department
Salto
Ohio
Cal. W Today
Congress Rules On Medicinal Liquor Prescription Limits
The Supreme Court ruled Congress may limit medicinal liquor prescribed to patients under the Volstead Act. In a case brought by Dr. Sanwehl W. Lambert of New York, the court held limits on how much a physician may prescribe are within federal power, rejecting a challenge that Congress exceeded its authority.
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Walletin
Washington
Congress
Sanwehl W. Lambert
New York
Elyria Solicitor to Confer With Other Cities on Logan Gas Rates
Elyria's city solicitor travels to Columbus to meet with Marion Buerrus Crestline Ashland Chillicothe and Athens city solicitors. They will prepare evidence and exhibits for filing with the Public Utilities Commission against the Logan Gas Company. The company had sought higher rates starting March 9 1925 and protests by several cities delayed the new schedule to June 7 1925.
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Elyria
Columbus
Marion
Buerrus
Crestline
Ashland
Chillicothe
Athens
Plains
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Ohio
Say
Utilities Commission
Oliv
Marine lieutenant commits suicide in Washington
Lieutenant Francis Bleicher of the Marine Corps, who commanded the detachment guarding mail in Washington, shot himself with his service pistol at the government house where the troops were quartered. Bleicher had been appointed to the Marine Corps from Alaska, Wash.
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Washington
Francis &. Bleicher
Marine Corps
Oficer
Fun
Ding
Visicher
Altaoua
Pope raises cardinal salaries amid cost of living strain
Vatican increases pay for cardinals from 28 500 to 44 000 lire as agitation grows for higher stipends. The move aims to ease living costs for church leaders attached to the Vatican and cover essential duties amid inflation.
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Cardina
Vatican
Activity of Mourt Vesuius Decreases
Naples report notes Vesuvius eruption subsiding after days of lava flow. Observatory director says eruption likely ends within three days with no reported damage as lava remains within the crater.
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Naples
Vesuvius Observatory
Mansfield Merchant Fatally Hurt in Auto Crash
William A. Stecker, 21, proprietor of a local haberdashery in Mansfield Stansfield Ohio, died at 5:45 AM at General Hospital from injuries suffered Sunday evening in an auto accident on the Harding Highway about seven miles west of Mansfield.
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Stansfield
Williaw A. Stecker
Hall Mills murder trial defense rests after 82 witnesses
In Somerville New Jersey on November 29 the Hall Mills case defense rested after presenting eighty two witnesses while the state had eighty four on the stand. Frances Stevens Hall denied involvement in the murder of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills and said she did not know about the love letters found at the scene. The cross examination by prosecutor Mecander Simpson continued as the courtroom held its breath.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Mecander Simpson
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Mills
Mpsor
Simpson
Firebug Blot Again In Toledo
Toledo firebug resumes arson after a week in hiding and starts two fires in local plants. American Paper Container Co. on Brown Avenue burned at noon causing about 6000 dollars in losses and Gott hal Mfg Co. nearby was set ablaze but saved by quick action of railroad workers and employees.
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Toledo
American Paper Container Co
Brown Avenue
Gotthal Mfc. Co
Bank Robbery Foiled by Community Vigilance in Ohio
In Batavia Ohio on November 29 a Williamsburg crowd armed themselves and chased off three would be bank robbers at the Farmers and Merchants Bank. Cashiers John B. Cover and Laura Thomas pressed the alarm button and secured the safe as townsfolk moved to stop the robbery. The trio escaped in a closed machine pursued by county officers east along the Ohio river. no shots were fired.
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Batavia
Ohio
Williamsburg
John B. Cover
Laura Thomas
Thomas
Cover
Itzens
Ohio River
Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Charge, Posts Bail
Nelson Fitzpatrick pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to a charge of possession intoxicating liquor. His trial was continued until Friday morning and he was released on bail. Police officers raided his home at 313 with street last night and uncovered fifteen gallons of bootleg liquor.
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Nelson Fitzpatrick
Southam and
Igibson
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Verain
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JL. White
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Logan Co
Marines
POPE
Mansfield Merchant
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