Seven Lorain Men Arrested After Public Dance Incident
Seven Lorain men jailed after a near riot at a public dance at Avon last night. Deputies reported a disturbance, an officer was assaulted, and a Michigan license plate vehicle was involved. Police later arrested four more men found with the overturned car and identified the group as Allan Walsh and Richard McFreesing among others.
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Verrill
Michigan
Alread
Har “Walsh
Richard McFreesing
Crift
Blaze Dawns Over Homes Ends in Fire Safety Efforts
A fire incident damaged several buildings as crews from the local fire department contained the blaze. Early reports indicate three persons were involved, with no serious injuries reported. Further details were not immediately available.
Motorist killed as train strikes auto near Toledo
Reported crash describes a motorist killed when his automobile was struck by a train traveling at seventy miles an hour. The impact demolished the auto and the crew stopped after noting the accident near Baum’s home. Police and witnesses investigated the scene.
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Toledos
Baum
Swantor
Open Forum Draws Large Crowd To Hear Judge Allen
A packed auditorium hosted an open forum under the First Methodist Episcopal Church and YM. Judge Florence Ren spoke for the Supreme Court bench urging civic responsibility and peace while Judge Allen called for truth and action. Burke served as chairman outlining forum aims and noted focus on citizenship, guardianship of youth, and rights of women such as Susan B. Anthony in the suffrage movement.
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Iherk
Lo Ao
Ate C. A
Susan
B. Arthoar
Iain
Ariven
Rhinelander Trial Turmoil as Defense Rests
In a tumultuous White Plains sessions court the defense rests its case in the Rhinelander trial. Rumors of color issues and dramatic courtroom exchanges sparked by Beatrice Kip and witness testimonies colored a tense proceeding as reporters scrambled to relay developments.
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Plains
Beatrice
Don - Brida
Leonard Kip
Rhinelander
Ganulment
Davis
George Jones
Chicago bombings tied to labor booze and race strife
Witnesses before a Chicago grand jury allege labor troubles booze wars and racial tensions fueled a bomb-syndicate campaign. Among those in custody are Lena Shrock and others. payments averaged 260 dollars with 200 to 4500 for extra risk. Bombs struck churches hotels businesses bootleg joints and homes, the grand jury heard.
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Chicago
Robert F. Crome
Lena Shrock
Karmer
Richwood
Red Swamgulst
Jos Z Ananazio
Extra Session of Texas Legislature To Cost Thousands
A special Texas legislative session set for Nov 7 will explore filling vacancies in the highway commission. Governor Miriam A. L. Ferguson pushes renewal efforts with Speaker Lee Satterwhite indicating expenses will be underwritten. Reported guarantees total about 300,000 dollars to cover the session.
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Deexas
Miriam AL Ferguson
Lee Satterwhite
Fire crews respond to double alarm blaze and water leak
Firemen answered two calls on Sunday starting with a chimney fire at Ht. Ryan's home on Like Avenue. A water leak from an upper floor then forced action at the S. Ry store on East Broad Street with an extension ladder and an on scene fireman shutting off water, causing damage to stock. In Cincinnati a man identified as Clifford Parks killed his wife Lulu Park and the child's father George Buah after a dispute over care of a friend's baby.
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Ryan
Avenue
East Broad Street
Cincinnati
Clifford Parks
Lulu Park
George Buah
Resignation Triggers Nationalist Tensions and Chaos Fears
A garbled report notes nationalists fear political upheaval after a presidential resignation. Analysts warn of possible constitutional crises as factions argue over legitimacy and early elections. The piece hints at instability affecting policy and public order.
Berger Wile Urges Seizure Of Coal Mines
Berger Wile announces after a conference with President Coolidge his plan to introduce a bill in Congress authorizing seizure and operation of coal mines. He says a special committee would determine the government funding needed for the mines.
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Berger
Washington
Coolidge
Gun on warship explodes in Bristol Channel incident
A British warship Harebell was involved in a blast in the Bristol Channel. One sailor was killed and several were seriously injured in the instant fire. The incident occurred while the vessel was at sea near London.
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Sallorinstay
London
Bristol
Algun
Slubber Suspect Not Believed to Be Right Man
Police think Slubber suspect TS is not the man. Authorities plan to turn him to state hospital after examination by City Physician.
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Slubber
Roilepo
Afaivan
Ldreyer
Americans With Twenty Billions In Banks Begin Holiday Buying
Trade experts predict a record holiday shopping season as Americans, with over twenty billion dollars in banks, start spending. Government and finance authorities see a prosperous year end, with Secretary Mellon and Secretary Moorer forecasting one of the greatest holiday business seasons in American history.
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Washington
Osi
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United States
Beginning of End of Coal Strike Seen by Pinchot
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania, mediator in the coal wage dispute, expresses satisfaction as miners accept his settlement plan. Telegram to United Mine Workers president Lewis praises concessions and foresees end of the strike with a six day inspection tour including Erie and Dubois.
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Pittsburgie
Giffard Hinchot
Nnsyivania
Seattle
Sox Ersoriett
Kittaaniss
John L
United Mine
Iners
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Toan
Tri-District
Lewis
Aeron
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Nerazy
Erie
Dubois
Cie Pusssutawney
Frank
Slayer Pays Penalty After Bank Robbery Crime
A suspect identified as Jones faces a prison term after a bank robbery in Bellefonte. The incident, noted by police, ended in a fatality during medical attention, with limited readable details on the defendant and proceedings.
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Bellefonte
Euile
Jones
Pennania
Buurder
Judge Chapman Plea Set For Wednesday In Federal Case
The case against Chapman moves toward a plea hearing scheduled for next Wednesday. Counsel submitted briefing to the judge and an opportunity to examine the two federal briefs was noted. The proceedings center on early prison terms and related pretrial matters in the U S district court.
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Chapman
Peculiar Accident Causes Fingers to Be Crushed
John W. Rhodes of 5134 West Bridgefed Street was struck after alighting from a car when his overcoat got caught. As the vehicle started he tripped on the coat and fell with his fingers on the track. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital by police emergency personnel.
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John W. Rhodes
West
Mayor Fines Two Lorain Youths for Disorderly Conduct
In Lorain police court this morning two local youths, Joe Frazer and John Barnes, were fined 15 dollars plus costs on a disorderly conduct charge by Mayor Hinkson after attending a dance at Cascake Park and inviting another boy to their auto for a drink. A companion, Wm Myers, was discharged. Phillip Britch received a 5 dollar fine plus costs for intoxication.
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Lorain
Joe Fra.zere
John Barnes
Hinkson
Cascake Park
Wm. Myers
Phillip Britch
Coal Mine Reopens in Campansulta Pa After Shutdown
The Charities Creek Coal Company, a major independent in Western Pennsylvania, reopens its mine in Campansulta with miners at Jacksonville wage scale. The mine employs about 45 to 60 people and averages around 59,000 tons monthly. workings were closed in July 1924.
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Campansulta Pa
Charities Creek Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Noted Persons to Speak at Open Forum Event
A forthcoming open forum will feature noted figures including the secretary of the Federated Council of the Church of Christ and Owen O Ward the renowned detective. Other speakers include Harry F Ward and a chaplain from the Ohio penitentiary, with the event promising a strong address.
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Ceared
Federated Council
The
Church of Christ
Americea
Jonhson
Cnd
Ohio
Peniatenti
Harry Fl Ward
November Building Permits Exceed Fifty Thousand Dollars
Building permits issued in November totaled 350 550 with eight dwelling permits valued from 3 500 to 210 000. A 10 000 permit approved for a new public garage on Cedar street and miscellaneous permits totaling 4 560 were also issued.
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Cedar Street
Lines of Important Tissue Drawn in Court Watch
Today the court faces a tight schedule as next week’s gress meeting looms. Leaders debate a calendar of reforms and promises amid reports that money drives positions and the outcome remains uncertain.
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Bate de
Teis
Ate
Itoda
Margret’s Fire Warning Report From Distorted Note
Distorted OCR fragment describes a fire event with kerosene and a woman named Margaret. The text is garbled with references to authorities and an uncertain street setting. No clear date or location can be extracted, making factual synthesis difficult.
Shooting follows after drinking bout in Dayton
Felix Gi jerex, 43, is in a local hospital in critical condition with two bullet wounds one in the abdomen and one in the forehead. The shooting occurred early Sunday after a drinking bout.
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Dayton
Felix
Gijerex
French Cabinet Approves Briand Policy Declaration
Paris reports the new French cabinet approved Briand's policy today under President Doumergue. Briand is en route to London for the London conference, with plans for rapid Locarno pact ratification, a one year military service, electoral law reforms, and a program to restore French credit.
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