Queen of Romania Visits Washington Amid Public Cheers
Queen Marie of Romania travels to the United States greeted by crowds in the capital. She tours sites including the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and meets President and Mrs. Coolidge at the White House with her son Prince Nicholas and Princess Tieana. Thousands welcome the royal visitor in Washington.
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Washogina
Marie
Romania
America
Toray
George Washington
Coolidge
Prince Nicholas
Frincess Tieana
White House
Behn
National Capital
Queen's visit praises American roads during Mount Vernon stop
Visiting Balkan queen Mike tours Arlington National Cemetery and Mount Vernon. She lauds American roads as superb and slick, contrasts with poor roads at home, and plans a White House dinner after calling at the Romanian Legation.
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MT. Vernon
Mike
America
Mator
Washington
Europe
Licles
National Cemetery
Arling
Rus
Marie Verankly
Arlington
Mount Vernon
Hale
Lorain council weighs traffic ordinance changes and penalties
The Lorain council discusses a new traffic ordinance replacing an older rule set. Proposals include a vehicle pound for impounded cars, two hour street parking limits on Broad and Middle streets, and raised penalties for violations. Sixteen years remains the legal driving age.
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Broad Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
Middle Avem
Court
Coal Industry Probe To Examine Dying Ohio Mining Sector
A 21 member committee of Ohio business leaders selected by the State Chamber of Commerce will probe causes of the coal industry decline. The group includes figures from Columbus Cleveland Zanesville Cincinnati and Wooster, seeking to explain job losses and plant closures. Continued on page 2.
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Columbus
Ohin
Oho
George DeCuinn
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Elaine
Witness Says Mrs McPherson Offered 1500 for Shack
In a Los Angeles court Mrs McPherson is accused of offering 1500 to obtain a shamed “shack” and to locate a woman to pose as her kidnapper. Bernier Morris, secretary to R A McKinley, testified statements to the district attorney were not made under duress. The defense argued the young woman was coerced at the district attorney’s office.
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Los Angeles
Bernier Morris
R. A. McKinley
Aimer Semple Atcherson
Misa Martin
Qdso
Una Mys Melherson
Meintey
Shb
Deen
Dairyman Attacked On Road Near Sandusky
Marion residents report a roadside assault as two men in a Buick stopped a dairyman’s car north of Sandusky. Ralph Wiead, 23, and a bystander were injured as the assailants fled toward the father in law’s road. Sheriff notes the victim could not explain the attack. investigation continues.
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Marion
Iniper Sandusky
Hralph Wiead
Tanier Moompy
Alfhoieh
Winstead
Joe
City Council tackles curb, sidewalk complaints and safety issues
City council debated complaints from various property owners about curb warping on Columbus Street and poor sidewalk conditions on Fifteenth Street. A planned sidewalk near Millet Street and a crosswalk at Fairlawn Avenue were discussed amid concerns after recent injuries. The matter was referred to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee and the service director with authority to act.
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iKiehwine
Columbus Street
Terpre
Hales
Starke
Mirvin Tron
Steel Com
Fifteenth Stree
Milter
Dire
Cay
Rush Street
Feirlawan Avenue
Man Sentenced to Hard Labor for Burglary Tools
Joseph Kulie alias J Smith of Detroit received two years hard labor in the state penitentiary after a charge of possessing burglary tools. The sentence was handed in by Judge AS Th Weber this morning. Prosecutor Baird noted a criminal record across several cities including Rochester Albany and Cleveland. A non-support petition is in Detroit against him for the care of his three children.
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Joseph Kulie
J. Smith
Detroit
Th Weber
Tim
Lorain
Lorain Pales
Baird
Trains Collide in Michigan Wreck Leaves Two Critical
In Coldwater Michigan a collision severely burns two men who were near death. The crash destroyed two locomotives and several freight cars after a switch signal failed. Injured include engineer Woot Goss and division man Dickinson of the New York Central line.
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Dickinson
Erin
Omar Whit Wiy
Vessel Sinks After Ore-Laden Steamship Collision
The steamship Coolidge owned by Pioneer Steamship Company sank at Cleveland harbor after striking rocks near the breakwater. It carried tons of ore and went down as the forepart submerged. wrecking crews prepared to salvage the vessel and cargo.
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Clevelanl
Steamelig S
Eugene Debs Near Death in Chicago Sanatorium
Doctors at Lindliath sanitarium Elmhurst suburb report Eugene V Debs delirious overnight and slipping into coma as hope to save his life fades. Personal physician announces the 77 year old socialist leader is near death with his condition deteriorating amid declining prospects.
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Chicago
Ehtwene Vo Debs
Lindlath Santarium
Af Elmihurst
Alhreeht
Efe
Ohio W C U convenes in Steubenville address main speaker
The Women’s Christian Union opened its session in Steubenville today with Mrs. Florence Diehard scheduled to deliver the principal address. Several hundred delegates attended the gathering as the event began.
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Strubenville
Christa
Florence
Diehard
Colombe
Aus
City Council Told to Drop Action Against John Halpin
In Elyria Ohio the City Council was urged to discontinue enforcement against John Halpin amid a coroner investigation into a widow Catherine Curran and her son’s death by apparent suicide. The issue centers on a tax dispute and a proposed obstruction of construction on Beer Broad street.
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Columbus
Qolien
Catherine Curran
Tndustrial Commmission
Maryhy
Bosing
Mare
Sammarnd
Jatthoritis
Wilford
Tire
Jato
Elyria
Cing
Court of Appeals of
Oia
Pregoner in Five-Year Term Told in Court
Defense attorney argued guilt for Anthony Garcia and Leo ral in a case tied to aging colonial rivalries. The jury sentenced Garcia to five years in state penitentiary as witnesses recalled frontier clashes and the ousting of settlers in the disputed woods near Lovala. The wider saga tied to Mexican customs and regional feuds fueling the murder charge.
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Ansea
Anthony Garcia
Leoral
Tosent
Aoeen Jide Webber
Garcia
Lovala
Adelaidayr
Baer
Char
Mitlon
Mexica
Gazeta
Guterres
Loraty
Moray
Active Japan Volcano Erupts Louder Than Usual
Reports indicate a Japan volcanic eruption intensifies with ash plumes and lava activity seen from multiple observation posts. Local authorities issue warnings while residents near affected zones prepare for possible evacuations as scientists monitor seismic activity.
Lorain Padloch Aralin Continued At Court
Judge AL J. Webbes presided as the Lorain paddhoed case continued through the adjournment to Monday morning. Three men were named in the hearing with two officers and a clerk among those questioned about the alleged paid action at the placer.
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Aralin
AL J. Webbes
Cour
Potier
Senate panel subpoenas Indiana men in probe
A Senate slush fund committee chaired by Senator James A. Reed of Missouri issued subpoenas for Indiana figures amid an inquiry into the Indiana senatorial campaign. Witnesses are to appear in Chicago, with initial targets including Clade Walb and Karl Peters and former Ku Klux Klan officers whose names were withheld.
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Senate Slush Fund Committee
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Missouri
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Tor Clade Walb
Chaiman
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Sod
Karl Peters
Ehaire Manto
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Esmumitter
Ku Tax Klan
Pastor testifies in inquiry into Hubois primary
A Methodist-Episcopal minister testifies before Senator Reed's inquiry into the Huboin primary. He challenges Safford and McBeide on claims of a 400000 dollar Magill campaign fund for Frank Smith and accuses the league leaders of falsehoods.
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Chicago
the Anti-Saloon League
Frank Be Smith
Senater
Robert K. Oteson
James AL Reed
Missouri
O Brien
League
George Bo Safford
Smith
Safford
Scott McBeide
Magic Magi
aTosh
Freddy Hi Smth
Gey
Len Small
Orton
O'Brien
Promises Judge Reassures About Liquor Ban
A court drama centers on Keayith and others as a judge promises no liquor involvement. The case references a plea by Cowart and mentions an arrest of Smith. The narrative notes reporting duties and the need for regular compliance reporting to authorities.
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Howe
Pebaske
Amd
Check
Chidren
Smith
Mons
Wy Ht Jackson
Woman Nears End of Long Sit in Albany
Mrs. Lutte Moore Schorent, held in Albany by flood and heat, is expected to reach New York City with a warm tide. She plans to arrive at the battery between one and two o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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N.Y
New York
Lutte Moore
New York City
AnnsHine Menares Panteen Houses Inert Vines Satid
A damaged report describes excavation near a building site where a crevice formed six feet deep after earthwork. Workers warned of danger as a backhoe operator and local crew battled unstable ground and a rising threat of collapse on the western edge.
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Attorney Keep Named Lorain Police Prosecutor
Andrew Keep, previously serving as defense attorney, is appointed police prosecutor for Lorain municipal court by Solicitor Walter-Harta, with G. W. Monosmith resuming the appointment of attorney for Teaver. Keep has faced prior scrutiny but plans to relocate to Domain.
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Habe Lorain
Andrew AL Keep
Ded, Nye
Peancestar
Lar Lorain
Heim
Cissolleitoy Walter
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