ELYRIA WOMAN MURDERED AND EX-YANK BU
ELYRIA woman murdered amid broader probe into the U S Veterans Bureau as Col Charles R Forbes faces graft and bribery charges. New investigations target drug stock losses at Perryville Maryland and alleged hospital contract fraud linked to Forbes administration. Senate staff probes seek Forbes testimony and potential use of President Harding letters in his defense.
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Washington
United States Veterans Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Besore
Senate
Treasury Department
International Traverné Bureau
Bureau
Perryville
Forbes
Department of Malice
Senate Committee
John F. C. Ryan
International News Service
New York City
International
Harding
Internal Revenue Bureau
O’bran
War Department
Elhas H. Mortimer
Philadelphia
Mortimer
General O'Ryan
Department of Justice
Havier-Mason Company
Tacoma
Wash
James H. Black
John W. Thompson
St Louis
Black
Livermore
Cal
Mathew O’brien
Lan
Laborers and Farmers Deny Ford Boost at National Meet
Washington October 25 Two of the nation's labor and farm organizations declined to participate in a December 12 conference at Des Moines about a Ford for president movement. The American Federation of Labor and the American Farm Bureau Federation said they would not attend or officially nominate, stating they oppose entangling in presidential politics. They emphasized they would not back any candidate and would only publicly approve a nominee who promises the most beneficial acts for Americans.
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Washington
Ofarmers and Laborers
Desort
American Federation Labor
American Farmureau Federation
E. R.eed
Farm Bureau Federaon
Farm Bureau Federation
Ford
Ireau
Q. E. Corruth
Deration of
Labor
Formuel Gompers
Portland
Oregon
American Federation of That
Coriuth
Cor
Reed
Invitan
Cor- Hh
Bombing Targeting East Palestine Dentist Sparks Prosecutions
A bombing at the East Palestine home of Dr. E iad an area dentist激 disrupted by a blast that wrecked the house and church window. The doctor and his wife escaped unharmed as authorities pursued a fleeing motor car toward Youngstown. The blast follows a year of liquor law enforcement and several related killings in the region.
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Salem
E. Iad
East Palestine
Ciity
Youngstown
Younsstown
Steubearle Dist
Ke Shore Electric J Mane Improvements at Glombus
A partial OCR note reports state commission actions on Ke Shore Electric J Mane Improvements in Glombus. It mentions a $300 009 fee and year ending July 21 with references to assessments tied to radiation and other cost elements.
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KE Shore Electric
J Mane Improvements
Glumbus
Lake Score Electric Ra
American Women Report Europe Views to President
A National League of Women Voters committee presented President Coolidge with their observations on European politics and conditions, including the status of women’s suffrage. Members Maud Wood Park and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot led the White House briefing after an extended European tour.
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U.S
Europe
Coolidge
The
Tional League of Women Voters
White House
Maud Wood Park
League
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
James Page
Minneapolis
James Morrison
Chicago
Maud Parks Wood
Ann Webster
New Mexico
Gov. Pinchot
Adelle Clarke
Virginia
Woman breaks jaw in wreck near Cleveland
A Red Star taxi toward Cleveland left the Center Ridge ditch after being forced off by truck driver Joe Ziska. Mrs. G. M. Mahon suffered a fractured jaw and R. W. Williston was hurt but sent home. Ziska awaited arrest after police halted him. A separate collision near Perry court injured Estella Taylor.
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Cleveland
Joe Ziska
Store Avenue
G. M. Mahon
West Ave
Memorial Hospital
R. W. Williston
Elysia
Ziska
Wakeman
Perry Court
Cleveland Street
Tari
Joe Sleposki
Estella Taylor
Sleposki
Brady Found Guilty of Wife Murder in Sandusky
Jas Brady a Sandusky butcher was found guilty of killing his wife Margaret on August 29 at their home. The jury deliberated more than forty hours and the verdict carries a potential electric chair sentence.
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Randusky. O
Jas. Brady
Margaret
Brady
Barn Destroyed By Fire At Willis Whe Farm Spencer
Fire destroyed the large Spencer barn on the Willis Whe farm near Spencer after a lantern toppled. Livestock were saved and the barn, hay, and machinery were burned. Estimated damage ranged from eight to ten thousand dollars with partial insurance.
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Spencer
Wellington
Willis Whe
Candidates Meet Set in Lorain City for Nov 2
The League of Women Voters schedules a candidates meeting at the high school auditorium on Friday November 2 to allow all municipal contenders to discuss issues and merits. County officials W B Richmond and Mrs H Cetvens will address tax bills Albaugh Taft Old Age Person referendum. Mayor A R Jones invited others but declined. Hinkson may attend.
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League of Women Voters
Lorain County Bank
F. Billings
W. B. Richmond
H Ctevens
Irs
Billings
Harry Hinkson
Hinkson
Jones
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Bhilings
Greek Riots Continue Amid Government Control
Greek government troops occupy Corinth, seat of the counter revolution, while fighting with revolutionaries persists in Northern Greece. Near Tripolitza fighting leaves leaders at risk, Metaxis allegedly captured. elections remain set for December. Police raid Metaxis’ home and seize documents.
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London
Corinth
Centra
Athens
Rnment
Greece
Locval St Fories
Tripolitza
M. Metaxis
Anarchist
Erronen
Gonatas
Liviere-Loures
Metaxis
Lloyd George sees breaking up of Germany in war end talk
Washington Oct 25 British war premier David Lloyd George said there will be no complete breaking up of the German Reich. He believes German racial pride will prevent a total collapse of nationalism during his first Washington visit.
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Washington
David Linx George
Great Britain
Lloryd George
U S Discredits Reparation Meet
Washington reports that preliminary negotiations on reparations were discounted by the State Department amid wartime tensions. Officials say the American government has not authorized or pursued any negotiations, despite reports from London and other capitals.
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Washington
London
State Department
oDzials
Gary Warns Europe Fears Grim Fate. U S Should Lead by Example
Herbert H. Gary, president of the American Steel and Iron Institute, at the institute dinner in New York, painted a bleak Europe in peril from unresolved reparations, revolutions, and famine while praising U S business prospects. He urged conservation, prudent management, and bold opportunity seeking as U S prosperity hinges on the White House and Coolidge.
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New York
Europe
Herbert H. Gary
American Steel and Iron Institute
America
Gary
Iron and Steel Institute
United States
White House
Coolidge
Dismissal in Doctor Fraud Case Rocks St Louis College
Dr Waldo Briggs dean and owner of the St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons dismissed eleven students eight in class, erased two sixth grade names, and said he would pursue action against 150 graduates who allegedly obtained courses on false credentials. Most graduates practice medicine across the United States after credential checks.
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ST Louis
Waldo Briggs
St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
United States
Brigg
Giant Bomber on Altitude Flight Today
Dayton Ohio reports a large bomber went aloft for the first altitude flight today about 20 oclock and remained airborne for two hours. The Barne carted tates med and 4.49 poured bombs were dropped as the first attempt to send the cant shop to her relining. Officials forecast the mission could continue and hope to recover the craft if marked.
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Dayton
Ita
Weihar Wright
Reiling
Murdered for Money Rocks Quiet Elderly Widow
City and county authorities investigate the death of 79 year old Anna E Hebebrand found in her sitting room after a brutal struggle. Coroner Perry terms it a murder with head injuries and throat abrasions. Police suspect robbery and search for a known felon seen near the house.
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Anna E. Hebebrand
Perry
Judges Slayer Ready to Pay for Temper
Akron Ohio October 25 M F Babbit Webb in his cell admitted he would accept punishment after fatally shooting Judge F W Gerhardy of Detroit in the Portage hotel lobby. Judge P C Callen of Toronto was wounded as Webb was disarmed following a ruling that barred Webb from Northampton track. Callen expected to recover. Webb to be arraigned on murder in the first degree. prosecutor to seek indictment.
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Akron
M. F
Babbit) Webb
F. W. Gerhardy
Detroit
Webb
Portage Hotel
Gerhardy
P. C. Callen
Toronto
Northampton
Callen
Calien
Lorain Man Faces Shooting Charge Before Judge
Joe Corranti, a Lorain man, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a shooting to kill charge after a quarrel. Judge W Thompson sentenced him to between two and fifteen years in the penitentiary. Earlier, Joe Callis also appeared for sentencing on a second charge and paid fines for carrying concealed weapons.
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Joe Corranti
Lorain
W . Thompson
Teormag
Guitr
Corrant
Pualleqoa
Pepar Argie
Jqrges Thompson
Ifteen
Sears
Joe Callis Lorain
Thompson
Joe Larain
Mother Fights Off Lang Inught er Philadelphia Fire Tragedy
Margaret Morrow, mother, is jailed after her 23 year old daughter Margaret Was killed in a fire during an attempted rescue. Neighbors recall the mother’s frantic denials as firemen forced entry and firefighters discovered the victim.
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Philadelphia
Marzaret
Margaret
Liewshaw
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Lloyd George
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