Sinclairs Open Fight in Teapot Dome Conspiracy Trial
Washington dispatch reports the defense closing its opening argument in the Teapot Dome case. Martin Littleton claims Harry Sinclair never funded Admiral Robinson’s oil lease plan and asserts Sinclair did not own Continental Trading stock linked to $230,500 in bonds found with Fall. He argues the $250,000 payment to Fall came as liberty bonds, not cash. The defense labeled the charges as unfounded after a two hour speech and a brief recess before government testimony.
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Washington
al-Sinclair
Martin Littleton
Harry Sinlair
Martin W. Wittleton
Fth
J. Robison
Naval Oil Chief
Teapot Dome
Ellis Hillserg
Secretary of Navy
Deny
Sinclair
Fall
Liberty
Russia
King Littleton
Prohibition Discussed as Health Aid By Experts
Oct. 14 New York city Prohibition today was credited with improving national health by speakers at the National Public Wealth association convention. Dr Lornis E Dahlin of Metropolitan Life and Dr Haven Emerson of Columbia University cited lower death rates and better health, especially among women under thirty five and children, arguing less alcohol use has aided health and economy.
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Emerson
Dublin
Autos for Parade Thursday At Glamoray Plan
Parade organizers seek 150 autos for Thursday parade to showcase sightseeing route. Floridians willing to lend cars should contact the Award of Trade which oversees the tour.
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W. Vu. Tu
Hera
Award of Trade
Announce Dates For Voters To Register In City
City voting offices open Friday and Saturday October 21 and 22 from 8am to 2pm and 4pm to 9pm for voter registration and transfers. A Monday November 7 session from 2:30pm to 8:30pm issues transfers and registers voters by order of the election board. This is the final chance to register for the upcoming election.
South Amberet man Horvatz sentenced for wife shooting
Steve Horvatz of South Amberet Square was given from one to twenty years by Judge W B Thompson after pleading guilty to shooting at his wife with intent to kill. Horvatz previously shot at his wife and allegedly tried to drown their child, later hiding in a field. his family attended the sentencing and cried as the judge noted his care for seven children.
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Steve Horvatz
South
Amberet Squareman
W. B. Thompson
Zuilty
Horvatz
Bes
Mathews
Thompson
Hortatz
Horvath
Crossings Claim Three Lives Near Toledo
In Northwestern Ohio three people died in two grade crossing accidents. Betivy Balyeat, 2, and Clarence Balyeat, 62, of Mansfield were killed as Balyeat’s car was struck near Mansfield by a Pennsylvania Railroad train. Albert Bartz, 69, of North Baltimore died at the Baltimore and Ohio crossing when a flier struck him, tossing him along the tracks. An injured Balyeat child daughter survived. Balyeat wife is hospitalized. A crossing watchman was on duty but may have failed to see pedestrians.
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Toledo
Ohio
Betivy Balyeat
Wanafield
Clarence Balyeat
Mansfield
Albert Bartz
North
Baltimore
Balyeat
Pennsylvania
Bartz
Baltimore and Ohio
North Baltimore
Many Actor Lodging at City Hall
The city hall housed a dozen lodgers last night, all aged 21 to 59, drawn from across the region as cold weather swells the ranks of the homeless. They drift nationwide, living hand to mouth during harsh spells.
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Aktor
City Hale
Sum
Pallee Station
Ocean storm causes multiple wrecks along Atlantic routes
A Atlantic storm disrupts light shipping as schooners and barges suffer wrecks from New York to Florida. Crews are rescued off Cape May and Atlantic City while Coast Guard units assist derelicts near Cape May and Rockland. Sailors from several vessels are evacuated amid ongoing search and rescue efforts.
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Washington
Coast Guard
William Burnham
Mobile
Ala
Adams
New York
Gresham
Cape May
Kickapoo
Cressy
Rockland
Maine
Maurice Thurlow
Boston
Diamond Shoals
Massachusetts
Flower Dew
Savannah
Jim
Florida
Guard
Parole Granted for Carroll to Return to Broadway
Federal parole frees Carroll from the Atlanta prison after 18 weeks of a year and a day sentence for perjury. He is expected to depart today for the penitentiary and may resume Broadway involvement as reports indicate his return to the theater world.
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Atlanta
Federal
Broadway
John Snook
Penitentiary
Carrall
Immense Crowd Attends Elyria Cooking School Session
A large crowd of about eight hundred women filled the Elyria High School auditorium for the Chronicle Telegram Cooking School. The session opened at 1 15 pm with a musical program and a discussion on sterilized milk by N D Neilsen. Paul Wain Wright sang two solos with Miss Veda Haylor. A G Hudnutt moderated and stressed joint efforts by merchants, the Chronicle Telegram and the Home Economics Bureau. Mary Brown-Leowers and Miss Simpson demonstrated a foundation cake technique for future, fancier desserts.
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Elyria High School Auditoriam
Chronicle Telegram
N D Neilsen
Paul Wain
Wright
Veda Haylor
A. G Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Home Economics Bureau
Sesson
Mia
Mary Brown-Leowers
Miss Simpson
Elyria
Direct Primary Law Wins In Maine
Maine voters approved the direct primary law by a strong margin. Returns from 484 of 633 precincts show repeal 19,360 to against repeal 9,194 across 160 cities and towns with results pending in the rest.
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Maine
Portland
Mas
Judge grants injunction protection to five Ohio coal firms
In Columbus Ohio Judge Benson W Hough admitted five eastern Ohio coal companies to injunctive protection joining Clarkson Monroe and Boomer coal firms. The order from 10 a m covers 18 mines in Jefferson and Belmont counties restricting trespass firing guns and dynamite.
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Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Ohio
Central Ohio Coal Mining Company
Youghlegheny and Ohio Coal Company
Wheeling and Lake Erie Coal Company
United States Coal Company
Cambria Collerie C Cmpany
Jefferson Belmont
Hough
Clarkson Coal Mining
Monroe Coal Mining Company
Boomer Coal Company
Ramfauies
Jefferson
Belmont
Clarkson Coal Mining Company
Boomer Coal and Coke Company
Atlantic Contracting Company
New Pocock Coal Company
Elyria Board of Trade Seeks New Members Today
The Elyria Board of Trade conducts a one day membership drive with 26 teams active. At a Newell hotel dinner Tuesday 176 prospect cards were issued to workers and final drive reports are to be presented tonight at the Newell hotel.
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Elyria Board of Trade
E J Fellow
Board of Trade
Newell
Seventeen Year Old Girl Convicted in Cousin Murder
Dorothea Walser is found guilty of participating in the murder of her twelve year old cousin Clifford Fox for his life insurance. The seventeen year old faces a prison term from two to twenty six years as Arthur Walser her 28 year old husband showed unease at the verdict. Police had arrested the couple after initial confessions that they later repudiated.
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Marion
Ind
Dorothea Walser
Clifford Fox
Arthur Walser
Dorothea
Ohio W C T U Leaders Named Recording Secretaries
Mrs. E. B. Loomis of Cleveland serves as State Recording Secretary with Mrs Anna K Davis of Cincinnati as Assistant State Recording Secretary. The two women are key figures in the Ohio W C T U and carry a heavy workload.
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E. 8. Loomis
Cleveland
Anna K Davis
Cincinnati
WC T. U
Ohio
Traffic Claims Nine Lives In Ohio
Nine people died in Ohio traffic incidents across three locations. At Byesville a Pennsylvania Railroad crossing collision involving banker Russell I Cox and five children left Cox and four youths dead with one seriously injured. In Conneaut Betty Norton and Bobby Norton were killed when a train crashed into their mother's car. three others were seriously hurt. A Steubenville area pedestrian was struck by a train, and Philip Corum of Hanover died after his auto was hit by an eastbound train near Franersburg.
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Columbus
O. Ci
Ohio
Byesville
Cambridge
Russell I. Cox
Kthane Hin
Jim
Ralph Cox
Raymond Kostelenki
Walbeam Gooden
William Treedon
Cox
Conneaut
Betty
Bobby Norton
Chester Norton
Steubenville Crassis
Philip Corum
Hanover
Pennsylvania
Franersburg
Stinson Plane Vanishes After Stormy Flight
In Sherborn Massachusetts a Stinson monoplane with Eddie Stinson and five passengers vanished after attempting a flight from Watertown to Boston. Searchers scoured the area through the night fearing disaster as the craft wreckage and possible remains were sought amid a windy October day.
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Sherborn
Mass
Eddie Stinson
Watford Conn
Toston
Sandy
Julio Manihue
Stinson
Angury
Bis Phan Con Detroiter
Stray hose theft reported in Amherst
Lieutenant Steininger of the NY police reports a boxy car at Amherst was broken into. About thirty dozen ladies' hose, nude and dark colors, were taken.
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Amherst
Steininger
Winds Delay Planes From Cleveland Eastbound
Eastbound air mail service from Cleveland was halted today by high winds along the Atlantic seaboard. Planes bound for New York could not depart, with authorities reporting the winds sweeping the Allegheny region forcing the delay of mail flights en route east.
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Cleveland
Atlantic Seaboard
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio WCTU Convention Hears Enforcement Talks
The fifty fourth annual Ohio WCTU convention opened with focus on law enforcement and unity for dry candidates. Congressman Martin L. Davey urged direct political action to curb lawbreaking, while speeches supported the Marshall bill and temperance aims amid a wall of defense with over 6,000 members and new local segments.
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Ohio
Florence D. Richard
Columbus
Richard
Nicholas Murray Butler
U.S
Martin L. Davey
Kent
First Methodist Church
Chicago
Davey
Martin L., Davey
Banquet Speakers Highlight Nonpartisan Drys At Lorain Event
Judge A TR Webber president of the Lorain County Dry Federation stressed unity across parties over prohibition. Frances A Willard and Wayne B Wheeler among leaders cited as shaping the movement. Local attendance included I F Burke Sama Ana and Mrs Edwin Kirby Elyria. The day featured routine reports with Mrs Elia A Boole of Brooklyn set to speak tonight.
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Whch
Anna Mendenha
Cleveland
Cugahoga County
Temperance Legion
Young People's Branch
Richard
Anna Swetland
Prolubilion
James Howitt
Peeing
Mel Richard
A Brown
Supt RC
Masta
Maston
R. J. Fellow
Board of Trade
WOCT
Alend
Mrs. Richard
Ma Richard
Flower
Chamber of Commerce
A TR Webber
Lorain County
Oberlin
C. Hadnut
Michigan
I. F. Burke Sama
Ana
Cali
Tou
Hit
Sand
Edwin Kirby Elyria
Elia A. Boole
Brooklyn
National
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South Ame
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E. 5
Loomis Cleveland
Anna K. Daris
Layyah A. Barakat
Philadelphia
Abewl
Syria
Traffic
Viola D Romans
General Assembly
J. F. Burke
Santa Ana
Calif
California
Tasyan A. Barakat
Martin DL
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