Minimum Charge of $1 Without Credit Approved by Council
City council approves a $1 minimum charge for electric service while considering a new rate plan. Prohibition raid at Lorain St. ends with arrests and injuries. Justice hearings set for Frank Justin and others. Lorain rate proposal favored for potential annual savings.
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Loralyn
Prohibition Enforcement
Don V. Darker
Prohibition
Beven Lofain Wen
Crabbe
State
Volera
Henry Seeabring
George Frank
C. A. Burke
Cincinnati
Miller, Robinson and Smith
Lorain
Jack Armstrong
Hartender
Thomas McGuang
Botus
Emagh
McGunne
O. E. Vandecar
Aquor
Pat Degan
Frank Justin
Tony Cantl
Bologh Qergaly
Thomas McGuane
James Macalok
Big City
J. George
Costa
Manslaughter Case to Jury in Lorain Collision
The trial of Jon Lewalski in Lorain opens with arguments by defense counsel Chas L Adams and Adolph Kesek and prosecutor Lawrence Webber for the state. The charge is manslaughter in the death of Olga Timm when Lewalski's auto collided with a bus. The defense claims an accident. the state alleges reckless driving and alcohol impairment. Miss Timm, a car occupant, was killed instantly.
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Jon Lewalski
Losrain
Olga Timm
Lorain
Chas. L. Adams
Adolph Kesek
Lawrence Webchber
Lewalski
Miss Timm
Free Official of Misconduct in Lima Exonerated
R. R. Trubey assistant prosecuting attorney of Allen county was exonerated of misconduct charges filed by former Congressman Walty. A Allen County Bar Association inquiry found insufficient evidence and recommended dismissal. Trubey resigned earlier after Welty action and the case related to two Lima align companies and counsel disputes.
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Lima
R. R. Trubey
Allen County
Benjamin F. Walty
Common Pleas Court
Allen Counry Bar Association
Welty
Trubey
Pressure mounts to call extra session before election
Washington, Oct 19. Legislative leaders urge President Harding to summon an extra session of Congress before November 7. They want speedier action on a large program including merchant marine, anti lynching, and rail reform bills, plus coal regulation. Harding resists early session, preferring post election start and a short rest for Congress.
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Washington
Harding
Cong Real
Waite House
Congress
67Th Congress
White House
Mensuria
New Evidence in Hall Murder Shocks New Brunswick
Somerset and Middlesex investigators pursue new leads after reports allege Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. James Mills were slain in a barn four miles from the body site. Two bloodstained items link a 16 year old girl to the victim, with two new witnesses quoting motorcar sightings near the barn on September 14.
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New Brunswick
M. J
Edward W. Hall
Charlotte Milla
Iwo
de Russey Lane
Fire kills two at Evans Lake cottages near Adrian
Adrian Michigan, Oct. 19. Daniel Carney, 65, and his 3 year old grandson died in a blaze that destroyed five cottages at Evans Lake, 15 miles northwest of Adrian. A sixth cottage was badly damaged. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Adrian, Mich
Daniel Carney
Evans Lake
Adrian
Dry Forces Plan More Mass Meets
The Lorain County Dry Federation continues campaign work to defeat the Brewers Beer and Wine Amendment. An evening meeting is set at the M. E. church in Grafton with Dr. Edwin Kirby delivering the address. Subsequently Rev. Wm. Flamer speaks at Brighton, and Mayor A. R. Jones speaks at Eaton Center and in Oberlin on Saturday evening.
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Lorain County Dry Federaon
Brewers Beer and Wine
Thera
M. E. Church
Grafton
Edwin Kirby
Wm. Flamer
Brighton
A. R. Jones
Eaton Center
Jones
Oberila
McNally Fatherhood Hoax Sparks Disappearance Case
Frank McNally longed for fatherhood for 56 years. In December his wife Hazel gave birth to twins, then both babies vanished. Hazel now faces charges and claims a hoax was staged to satisfy McNally's desire for children.
Bulgarian Frontier Barred to Refugees of Thrace District
Constantinople dispatch reports the Bulgarian frontier closed to Greek Christian refugees from Thrace to prevent panic. Half a million refugees in Macedonia lack food clothing and funds while 250,000 more in Eastern Thrace face deportation under Greek control amid harsh weather and limited transport. Turkish gendarmerie not allowed into the city. allied forces fear nationalist unrest.
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Constantinople
Ost
Thrace
Macedonia
Texas
Bar ‘Turk Joliro
Greake
Adrlanople
Maritza
Turkey
White Way lighting awaits council order for Broad Street
Councilman Mae Friday pressed J B Johnson of Ohio Public Service Co about installing the White Way lighting on Broad Street. The manager said the company stands ready to proceed once the council issues an order, noting many lights are planned citywide but only upon authorization. He added the new circuits should be finished within six months with some already completed and the rest progressing daily.
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Uehting
Ohio Public Service Co
Ite
D. A. Baird
Tnet
Lorain
Rawson
Hanson
Marchmere
D. B. Symons
Mae
J. B. Johnson
Broad Strait
Piva
Father of Doll Twins To Take Stand In Murder Trial
In Hammond Indiana Catherine Griffiths a 17 year old girl testified that Hazel McNally showed her twins after birth and nursing of one baby occurred while McNally claimed the children were not hers. The husband Frank McNally was expected to testify against his wife as the day's proceedings continued.
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Mary Griffiths
Miss Grifiths
Mra. McNally
Hammond
Ind
Frank McNally
Pahy Dall
Hazel McNally
Lloyd George resigns as Britain forms new government
Premier David Lloyd George resigns along with his coalition cabinet after six years in power. The Tory conference calls for an immediate general election as Miners’ delegation waits at Downing Street. King George accepts the resignations while Andrew Bonar Law is named as successor possible.
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London
David Lloyd George
England
Lloyd George
Herbert Asquith
King George
Ireland
Carlton Club
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Commons
Karl Balfour
Craumbley
Cibines
Downing Street
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Law
Andrew Bonar Law
Exchequer
Robert Horne
Earl Balfour
Lioyd George
King Georgy
Tim
Mr. Lloyd George
Swan
Downing Strett
George
HGH Students Hold All With Bind
HGH students clinch a dominant victory in a tense meet, showcasing sharp teamwork and decisive plays to secure the top position.
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HGH
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