Daugherty Trial and Hidden Bank Book Records
The article details evidence from Harry Daugherty's trial in New York City. It describes alleged destruction of bank book records by Daugherty and the involvement of Jesse Smith, with criticism of government interference and public opinion shaping the outcome. The piece calls for accountability regardless of status and notes Daugherty's age and vindication by public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Daugherty
New York City
Mel Daugherty
Tarry Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Clarv Daugherty
Washington
John T. King
Republican Committee
Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Jesse Smith
Jake Harmon
Department of Justice
Bat Mr. Smith
White House
Agitation Over Prohibition Sparks Debate Across States
Dr Francis Scott McBride asserts only seven wet US Senators amid calls for repealing the Volstead Act or constitutional amendment. Critics warn agitation lends legitimacy to lawbreakers while noting low rest of wets in Senate. Local clippings joke about heat and garters as oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott McBride
The
Nations Anti-Saloon League
United States
Reed
Missouri
Reen
Congress
Voyage tales and notable events from a bygone era
A compact review notes a Pacific voyage from Boston by Washington and Colombia, a series of political figures including United States senator Joseph S. Blackburn and regian statesman Van da Weyer, and historical happenings from 1884 to 1899. It also records a 1924 appointment, 1889 conferences, and nearby anniversaries. The piece blends births, deaths, and public notices with agricultural policy shifts and hay drying machinery trials in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coombia
Boston
Pacific
North
Trutns Choate
Brilliant
Iowa
Tpache
Halifax
N.S
Joseph S. Blackburn
United States
Wentuely
Woodford County
Washington, DC
Fearle Parks
Federal Department of Agriculture
Centenary of Rev JRB Wetehkiss Birth Observed
The fragment notes St Dunstan's Day 1926 marking the last quarter of a centenary celebration for Rev Jamin RB Wetehkiss, described as an inventor. Partial text limits fuller details but indicates a commemorative event on the year’s calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Dunstan's Day
Wetehkiss
Missing Amy Kite 28 Years Old in Distress
Pete Miss Amy Kite, 28, is missing and believed in danger. She has no knees and was wearing a dress when last seen. A cryptic line mentions George Washington and twilight, implying concern over her disappearance. Authorities urged anyone with information to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Kite
George
The Soldier by Rupert Brooke altered by memory
A fragmentary poem note recalls Rupert Brooke as a true World War I poet. It cites the famous sonnet about England within a foreign field and reflects on England’s enduring spirit, memory, and the cost of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Brooke
England
Bern
How Things Look To THE FARMER By O. M. Kile
Washington report notes a further drop in the farmers purchasing power index. Secretary Jardine cites a slide to far below normal with August figures at 85.1 and a continuing decline into October calculations. The index shows sustained weakness since 1924, affecting southern farms hardest after five years of relative strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
William Jardine
Kansas
Negri Stars In New War Themed Picture
Daily News Letter reports HOLLYWOOD Oct 1 that Pala Negri leads a new film titled Thotel Im perm described as a war picture focusing on the war’s human costs rather than grand battle scenes. It notes the challenge of filming and Negri’s involvement amid production demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Pala Negri
Thotel
Word Spellings And Film News From 1925 Era
A collage of 1925 film industry notes and spelling quips. It mentions Doris Kenyon and Milton Sills, director Svend Gade, Al Jolson signing with Warner Brothers, D W Griffith suing Jolson, Paramount directors predicting film techniques, Erich Von Stroheim and Frank Lloyd views on reel counts, John Walters on titles, wireless transmission of films, Konrad Veidt en route to The Vagabond Lover, John Barrymore in Villon project, and Burt McIntosh in The Yankee Cipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Kenyon
Ina
Milton Sills
Svend Gade
Miss Wenyan
Adirondack
New York State
al Jolson
Warner Brothers
Vitaphone
Paramount
Erich von Stroheim
Frank Lloyd
Lloyd
John Walters
Radio
Wireless
James Cruze
Konrad Veidt
United States
Dr. Caligari
Hollywood
Louis XL
John Barrymore
United Artists
Barrymore
Francois Villon
Chaucer
Marceline Day
Henry Victor
Amfack Swain
Slim Shi
Picture credits list marine players in notable lineup
The caption notes William Boyd Ellinor Fair and Junior Coghlan among the other players in the picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
William Boyd
Ellinor Fair
Junior Coghlan
Letters on Elyria sanitary toilets and public restrooms
A reader from Elyria Ohio voices frustration with the city sanitary toilet and rest room near Court and Second Street calling it a disgrace and suggesting moving funds to build a new underground facility in the city square with dual entrances. The piece also notes a separate item about Sir Walter Runciman and his influence in British public life and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
the Chronicle
Court
Second Street
Hlyzia
Walter Runciman
Board of Edution
Board of Agriculture
Board of Trade
Britain
New London Social Notes and School Guests
New London entries recount Miss Daisy Simpson's return from Lorain with Mr and Mrs Carl Converge. Royan Corps No 31 held a meeting initiating seven candidates. Home Helpers at IM E Church met at Miss Genevieve Miller's home with a business session, refreshments, and social hour. Next gathering at Miss Doris Hearson's home. Misses Virginia Fuller Marguerite Schnieder and Alien Robinson depart for Kent Normal School. Mr and Mrs Gee Parneil and Mr and Mrs G A Barrett hosted supper for W Kullmag at Norwalk amid the Singer’s tenub rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Londox
Daisy Simpson
Lorain
Rarl
Royan Corps No. 31
IM. E. Church
Genevieve Miller
Doris Hearson
Virgina Fuller
Marguerite Schnieder
Alien Robinson
Kent
Kent Normal School
Gee
Parneil
G. A. Barrett
W. Kullmag
Norwalk
School House Program Draws Music and Talks
An audience at the high school auditorium enjoyed a program of music and brief talks followed by refreshments and friendly conversation. Mr Glenn Curliss and son Dwight visited the Hearson home in Marion. The MBE Church service featured a choir rendering The Good Shepherd, praised as beautiful. Many from New London attended Harvest Home in Fitchville. The school football team shows strong practice with a packed schedule: Norwalk here October 2, Vermilion here October 11, Amherst there October 23, Loudonville there October 30, Grafton here November 5, Wellington here November 12, Willard there November 20. Sunday guests at the Geo Parnell home included Wm Parnell and C A Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Curliss
Dwight
Marion
A. L. Hearson
M. BE
New London
Harvest
Fitchville
Norwalk
Vermilion
Amherst
Loudonville
Grafton
Wellington
Willard
Geo. Parnell
Wm. Parnell
Mansfield
C. A. Wicks
Tagore Predicts West Nears Ruin In Europe Tour
Berlin reports Rabindranath Tagore the 66 year old Indian poet believes Western Christian civilization crumbling. He criticizes rulers who bow to crises and warns lasting peace requires working for the good of all mankind, not arbitration alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rabindranath Tagore
Europe
Tagore
Boys Work Meeting Planned in Ohio
In Lima on November 26 to 28 the Ohio association of boys work secretaries decided on an older boys conference. Plans aimed to raise 8 000 for YMCA work to aid boys abroad. December 1 was set as final campaign day with a committee led by Rudy Albrecht of Hamilton to study YMCA work for 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bors
Lima
Ohto Association of Bors
Worl
Ohio
Ohio Y. M. C. A
Rudy Albrecht
Hamilton
Final battle nears in Polish Congress in Warsaw
Oct 1 reports the government and the diet facing a final clash as executive and legislative powers threaten dissolution and new elections in January 1927. Senate approval of 484.1 million zloty for late 1926 was cut to 50 million, prompting a Thursday diet session to discuss the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Diet
Senate
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Chronicle-Telegram Membera Audit Bureau of
Obie Tas
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Publianera Pea
J. F. Borer
Kaltor & G
Tnlty
Kizria
Loralp
Gtate
Robert EH. Ward, Inc
Shicago, So
Wabaeh Ava
New York
Fifth Ave
Zanesville, O
Anton
Toronto
Tribune
Sy Ninteston Grast
Youngstown
Chicago
Borkwell Potter
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Glenville
Annie Besant
Visitije
America
Londo
Thyerte
Arthur Lyman Dean
University of Haw
Southwick
Mats
Charles Reynolds Brown
Yale Dignity Seheat
Bevnans
WL Way
Arthur Sanveletdee
Leland Stanford
Walker- Gordon
Plainsboro
New Jersey
Arthur Mason
Chicaea
Phasdelphia
Pete
O. M. Kile
Daily News Letter
Miss Negri
Republic Lisle
Ing
Galacia
Burt McIntosh
New York Journal
Voice OF
People
Chronicle Telegram
Gwendolyn Parnelu
Grant St
Ohto
Oakland
General Motors
City Motors Inc
Broad Street
Pontiac
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