Bitter dispute over seating Vare and Wilson in Senate
Washington Nov. 9 Democratic leaders press a bid to seat William B. Wilson over Republican William S. Vare, prompting plans for a December Reed Committee report and a new Pennsylvania election inquiry. A split on timing may delay any decision until the next Senate.
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Open Forum echoes postwar international tensions and immigration concerns
Senator Fess warns Europe remains unstable and naval arms tensions linger while immigration policy must tighten. He cites postwar treaties and the Locarno agreement as attempts to curb conflict, notes U S loans and the fragile French government, and urges mediation limits to prevent war.
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Local man clears pole while avoiding machine in high street crash
James Zinzman of 697 West Street damaged a telephone pole on West Avenue near Third Street while attempting to avoid a machine. El Sue iiners of Bertin Heights failed to stop at safety line as Zinzman drove south, police report. Summers agr¢ lfer paid the damages per police.
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West Avenue
Third Street
EL Sue Iiners
Bertin Heights
Wert Avenue
Zingman
Summers
Windshield Damage Report and Local Crime Notes
Local police report a windshield damage incident described as an act by a suspect named Stule. The article also lists several parking violators, a grand jury bound over on a statutory charge, and multiple thefts including tools and a coupe. Liberty bond quotes and political remarks conclude the item.
Railroad chief promises review of Huron crossing safety
The service director received a letter from H G Kruse division superintendent of the B L and O railroad about danger at the Huron street crossing where Richard Emig and his wife were killed. The letter cites county officials and surveyor inputs and the director plans to meet with them to pursue joint safety measures. City officials note no safety devices exist at the crossing.
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Amie
Prince Carol Faces Constitutional Bar to Romanian Throne
A Neuilly source says Prince Carol cannot become king due to Romania’s constitution after renouncing his rights. Possible paths include a constitutional revision or a coup d etat with a popular revolution. Premier Averescu opposes Carol’s return and would act to keep him away.
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Elyria Bids for Boys Conference Decision Pending
Elyria announced a bid for the Boys Conference at Lima with a definite answer expected soon. Thirteen Elyria boys attended the Older Boys Conference from Friday to Sunday. Principal speakers included Dr Harold Spencer of Willard College and C Walcott of Evansville YWCA. The conference focused on the theme Purpose and discussed problems facing the union.
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Willsdall College
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Pleads Guilty in Assault Case Before Mayor Hinkson
James Coleman pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Solmson Faulkner County Court and was fined 211. He was sentenced to taunt jail after an alleged club attack on Coleman by Tae Cointan following a dispute over money. Both involved are described as colored.
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Faulkner
Winder Fined for Reckless Driving After Lake Arrest
Andrew Winder paid a ten pound fine on Monday in Justice Georg TL on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested last week after an incident on Lake Arense in a rich car driven by Winder Agured.
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del Hartine
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Sheriff Underhill
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New Grand Jury Member Sworn In At Courthouse
A new member joined the grand jury and was sworn in by Judge A. RR at the courthouse. The session proceeded with the jurors, including a mother, noted among the attendees.
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Iain Grops
Undefined US charge of innotication
Unclear report mentions Max Stuteker connected to charges of innotation. Detailing sheriff involvement and fines remains partially obscured in the text. No clear outcome or jurisdiction could be established from the readable fragments.
Negro 18 Accused of Home Invasion in Loraen Case
An 18 year old, Iohn Phl ips, pleaded not guilty to breaking into a home in Adelaide Kennedy. The hearing is set for Wednesday before Judge Strenick. He is held on a $26,000 bond.
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Strenick
Adelaide Kennedy
Lorain High footballers to be honored by business club
Lorain Nov 29 The Lorain High School football team will be banqueted by The Central Business Men's Club Friday night to honor their L B S championship title and their scoreless tie with Elyria. Speeches by Coach McCaskey and the team captain will be given.
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Rueven
Lorain
Lorain High School
Central Business Men's Club
L. B.S
Elyria
McCaskey
Cleveland Indians Manager resigns amid retirement talk
Chala ager of the Cleveland Indians announced his resignation and retirement from baseball. He plans to pursue business with the Geometric Stamping Co. in Cleveland and denies any salary-cut conclusions, noting Mary Dann’s support while expressing best regards to the club’s owners. London dispatches report Chinese turmoil in Hankow with foreign concessions isolated and a growing crisis following martial actions and potential general strike. American marines patrol the Japanese concession as fears rise over civil unrest and possible government changes.
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Maine Voters Ballot on Senator in Augusta
Voter activity in Augusta and the state notes a tense atmosphere as Mainers head to polls for a special election to fill the Senate seat left open by Senator Berg M. Fernald. The slate includes Arthur A. Gould, Republican. Fulton J. Redman, Democrat, with campaigns in New York and New Jersey.
Fire Alarm Sparks Rescue On Beloved Local Street
A chaotic scene unfolds as a fire alarm sounds near a crowded house and a small boy helps guide neighbors to safety. Firefighters respond rapidly. a chain on Fourth Street is noted as the effort to reach the blaze continues with attention to possible flames.
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Herns
Foray MMT Debate on Loans and ULinker Mortgage
Rep. Crrenus Tow a voices concern over loans tied to a Ulinker mortgage and the State Department. He warns that extending loans could entangle the nation financially and diplomatically, urging caution to avoid global entanglements beyond the league of nations.
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Rep Cote
Twenty-Three Indicted as Robberies Spread Across Lorain
The report notes a grand jury action against Join Peras the local movie operator for Sunday showing fee and a suspect known as phantom robber Loren Herman held on CIO bail in over a hundred Lorain home looting cases. The jury will review twenty five indictments tomorrow while a giant cement pool near Altoona Pennsylvania measures 185 feet by 625 feet.
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Lorain County Festival Contest Aims For Spring
The Lorain County event directed by the County Youth Choir is planned for Elra. Contest categories include mixed chorus ladies chorus quartet and vocal duets with prizes awarded to successful contestants. The schedule envisions daily spring rehearsals and performances at the library venue and nearby location.
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Lorain
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Business Expert Survey of This City Highlights Trade Talks
A business expert surveys local commerce and discusses a board meeting at the Newell hotel. The note mentions a dinner event of the Tours of Trade and a speech addressing city business concerns.
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Neag
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Itt
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Man Pleads Guilty to Theft and Intoxication Charge
A man pleaded guilty in police court this March to burglary and related offenses after admitting he took belongings from his wife while intoxicated. The case involved eight five dollars in costs and was heard following a Saturday incident.
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Loraine forms women’s department in local group
A clipped report notes Loraine forms a women’s department within a local organization. The fragment mentions activities and a banquet, with reference to a Friday event and a new committee or category appearing in the group.
Market Report Shows Mixed Fruit Prices and Cattle Receipts
Apples at 3.99 per bag with slight decline noted while potatoes steady in price across the market. Cattle receipts total 600 with calves 1390. beef steers bring 7.50 to 18.75, cows 4.75 to 5.40, vealers 34.90 to 14.50. feeder and bulk stock figures not fully listed.
Browning Wins First Move in Suit for Separation
Justice Marschauser denied Browning’s motion for a bill of particulars detailing alleged acts from her separation suit against Edward West Brownit. The judge allowed Browning a possible adjournment to prepare his defense, conditional on trial circumstances.
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Trial testimony recalls brutal crime scene details
The transcript describes questions about the murder of a husband and the mutilation of the wife, with repeated denials of witnessing key events. Attorneys cross examine Mrs Hall about letters found at the scene and the diary, noting her reactions and the length of her courtroom testimony before lunch.
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Government presses Fall Doheny bribery trial
In Washington on November 29 the government advanced its conspiracy case against former Secretary of the Interior Fall and E. L. Doheny by using a bench ruling to overcome defense objections. The prosecution highlighted conflicting statements by the defendants over the 3100,000 bribe alleged in the oil deal.
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Court Denies Bail in Mel lett Case Amid War Time Haste
Prosecutor prepared to serve restraining order on Judge Dinh deny ing release for Ben Rudner indicted for first degree murder in the Mellett case. Judge Marshall granted a temporary restraining order with next hearing set before Fr iday. Witnesses and defense counsel to appear as McClintock argues to keep Rudner and co defendants in custody until trial.
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