Impeachment Ahead in Walton Case as Trial Looms
Oklahoma City Oct 26 Eight impeachments against Governor J C Walton remain to be voted on in the Oklahoma House as the senate prepares to set a trial date. Lieutenant Governor M E Trapp begins acting governorship but refuses to move into the governor's office until the trial ends amid ongoing testimony implicating E W Marland and several Tulsa oil figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Senate
M. E Trapp
W. G. Eis Company
Inan
Tulsa
Waite Phillips
Philps Petroleum Company
Chan
OnlO Road Job Halted Over Faulty Materials
Columbus, Oct. 26. State Highway Director Boulay halted further work on the Athens Pomeroy road I C H 159 Athens county because of alleged faulty materials. A nine inch sandstone base failed specifications with abrasion loss over 23 percent. 25 percent allowed. Sandstone samples crushed by bare hands. The road, 5.34 miles long, is the last link to Meigs county and federal inspectors condemned the job, refusing federal funds.
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Columbus
Athens-Pomeroy
Athens County
Boulay
Teneth
Meigs County
New Lamp Burns 94 Inches Air Fire Invention Ad
An advertisement promotes a new oil lamp by L T Johnson of Chicago offering a 10 day free trial and free lamp to first local user. It claims superior light to gas or electricity, quiet operation, and high efficiency using kerosene blends. Johnson invites inquiries on agency opportunities and potential monthly earnings.
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U. S
L. T. Johnson
Ogake St
Chicago
Teachers Examining Board Hears Moral Turpitude Charge
Columbus October session of the state teachers board opens behind closed doors to hear ELOW Cresap alleging moral turpitude by Coshocton superintendent Q B Custer. Mrs Erastus Lloyd testifies about statements to her by Virginia Huff Culter as Cresap’s case advances.
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Columbus
Star Chamber
State Teachers Examining Board
Elow. Cresap
Coshocton High
QO. B. Custer
Coshocton
Erastus Liord
Liord
Lloyd
Virginia Huff Culter
Cresap
Clifton
Custer
Hogan
T. H. Wheeler
Cozhocion
Red Cross Japan quota doubled
Washington report shows American Red Cross donations for Japanese earthquake relief reached 310,448,702 to date, more than six times the original 5,000,000 quota, with about 300,000 expected in further receipts as of October 26, reported by John Barton Payne to President Coolidge.
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Washington
Amnerica
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Coolidge
Red Cross
Mountaineer Bluebeard Alleged in Appalachian Disappearances
Charleston reports a mountaineer accused of luring girls from Kentucky and West Virginia to his cabin on Joe Creek in Boone County. After exhausting his captives, he supposedly abandoned them in the wilderness. State police Sgt. W. G. Brown presented the case after bones of a woman and child were found during a missing person search for Mrs. S, missing two years.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bluebeard
Kentucky
West Virginia
Joe Creek
Boone County
W. G. Brown
Nolice
Brown
Joe Gre
Nobel Prize Awarded for Insulin Discovery
Stockholm dispatch reports Dr Baating and Professor McLeod of Toronto University win the 1523 Nobel Prize in medicine for insulin discovery. Insulin aids diabetes treatment and the announcement notes a $15,000 damages claim filed by Tae Oa Braich Co.
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London
Baating
McLeod
Toronto University
Central
Stockholm
Studi closes for better bags.
Famous Players-Lasky announces production cuts with the closure of Long Island and Hollywood studios for an indeterminate period after completing four films. The move releases all nonessential staff and is blamed on high star salaries rather than other costs. Thomas Meighan and Gloria Swanson star in two ongoing productions.
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New York
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Adolph Zukur
Long Island
Hollywood
Calif
Thomas Meighan
Gloria Swanson
Long Island Studios
Zukor
Passengers In Narrow Escape In Car Wreck
A Wheeling Traction Company southbound car left the rails on a sharp curve in Steubenville Ohio. It rolled down a steep hill and turned a turtle near eight this morning. The crew jumped to safety. several passengers were badly bruised and the car was wrecked.
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Steubenville, O
The
Wheeling Traction Company
Escapes Hurt Jumping When Car Hits Auto
A 6 50 west bound limited C 1 on the South tern struck an automobile near Kids center last night. The auto stalled on the track and could not be moved. The motorman slowed before the crash but the auto was badly damaged. Eldred jumped to safety.
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P. M. Eldred
Kids Center
Eldred
Markets Cleveland Butter and produce prices
Markets report from Cleveland on October 22 lists butter grades from 50 to 54 cents, eggs at 46 cents, cheese at 23 to 25, poultry prices with fowls 25 to 27, roosters 14 to 15, potatoes at 150 pounds per sack, and onions around 46 cents per 100 pounds. It also notes beans, cabbage, tomatoes, and apples with varied quoted ranges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Stocks Steady Mixed Trading Amid International Conference Hopes
New York stocks showed only a half hearted response to news of a possible Allied conference on reparations. Famous Players led losses on Oct 24 with a 9 point drop amid production cuts, while handsomely mixed results followed in oil, steel, and utility shares and no clear trend emerged.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Copperas
Anaconda
American
Studebaker
U. S. Rubber
Stromberg
Colden
Texas Company
Pan American Petroleum
Royal Dutch Rose
Standard Oil
California
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Wabash
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Caveman Escaped Patient Identified as Joe Galata
The so called mystery man who lived in a woods hut near Columbus survived on roots nuts and a stolen chicken. He has been identified as Joe Galata 25 Akron an escaped patient from the state hospital for the insane. He left the hospital in June and has been living a nomadic life within 10 miles of Columbus.
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Columbus
Joe Galata
Akron
State Hospital For
Galata
Minister Sees Pews Brimming With Provisions
Rev W A Rex at Defiance Presbyterian finds front pews piled with provisions from parishioners laced with hospital gifts. Congregation jokes hospital they’re fortifying, interrupting his gratitude for hospital trustees. Washington report notes no immediate action on Ex cel John S at Fremeh ctor in New Jersey.
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W. A. Rex
Defiance Presbyterian Church
Hospital
Last Nights Fights in Providence and Yonkers Cards
Latty Goldbete defeated Youn eas on a foul in the first round in Providence. In Yonkers Irish Faran of New York won a twelve round decision over Charlie Murras of New York.
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Latty Goldbete
New
Youneas
Providence
Yonkers
Faran
New York
Sion
Charlie Murras
Mrs Sarah Jackson Feted On Birthday
Amherst neighbors and relatives honor Mrs Sarah Jackson on her 86th birthday with a celebration in town. The readable fragment notes a local event but contains garbled lines about a wild poppy seed count unrelated to the tribute.
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Sarah Jackson
Amherst
Saray Jackson
Grain and Liberty Bonds Open Higher in Chicago and New York
Grain markets opened strong with Wheat up 1 4 to 3 8, Corn up 5 8 to 3 4, and Oats up 3 to 1 5 off. Opening prices listed for Wheat Dec May, Corn Dec May July, and Oats Dec May. Liberty bonds opened with varying gains, Fourth and Third issues trading around 95.00 and 98.30, with First and Second around 97.31 and 100.10.
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Chicago
Lord
Liberty Bonds
New York
Defiance Builds Drinking Fountain for Hoboes
The Defiance waterworks staff long housed hobos near the railroads and finally had a drinking fountain installed beside the road. The move marks a distinctive feature of the town as a public aid spot, welcoming any water bearer to quench thirst.
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Defiance Waterworks
Charcinion
Defiance
Local Social Roundup and Anecdotes From Durkeville
Claude Box and Theron Barth attended a wiener and marshmallow toast in Coonville hosted by Elyria High School pupils and local families. Nearby, families gathered for visits, birthdays, and outings with updates on travel and work. a 1915 Brazil story notes ship scandal aiding German submarines, while London population shifts reflect wartime impacts on wages and migration.
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Adam Miller
Berlinville
H. J
G. H. Wilson
Wm. Crawford
Baby
Grafton
Harley
Clark Langdon
Medieval Earland Law Penalized Killing Cats
A ninth or tenth century Latin document notes fines for killing a cat. A man faced fourpence penalty for any cat and eightpence if the offender killed the King's cat, reflecting royal protection of felines in early Ireland and surrounding regions.
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Earland
Hallowe'en Social At Mrs Edwards Home
A Hallowe'en party at Mrs. Charles Edwards south Malo street featured themed decorations, a de Nelous luncheon, and covers for a long list of guests including Mrs. Jackson as the honored visitor. The evening included card games and social time with many gifts presented to Mrs. Jackson.
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Charles Edwards
South Malo Street
Capt. Stough
George Sebroeder
Ruby Guiid
Eva Hearn
Henry Davie
George Hoffner
Marchett
Arthur Tolhurst
Clarence Kerna
Jagillette
Carrla Gillette
Cora Sawyer
Bert Jackson
Henry Edwards
Jackson
Amherst
An Courant Club
Iona Kaser
Park Avenue
A. C. Kreiger
Cloverleaf Club
Hallowe'en
Amherst Church Services and Notices
Amherst Oct 26 church services listed for multiple denominations with times and rites including English and German services at ST PETERS EVANGELICAL and ST PAULS LUTHERAN, Catholic masses, and Episcopal and Congregational listings. Also parish notices cover local clubs and a Halloween event with social details and a finger injury incident at Brownhelm.
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Amherst
F E Eastman
ST. Peters
J. Soall
ST Pauls Lutheran
F. C. Jordan
Local social notes scattered with church and club events
The page lists a Halloween party at Miss ONeill's home with a luncheon for eighteen, a Cleveland City College event featuring Miss O’Neill, a C E convention at Elyria, an Eagles masquerade ball at Red Ingtoh, and a YP gathering at St John’s Amherst with St Peter’s Evangelical. Regional Episcopal meeting planned at Grace church Sandusky with lunch and sessions. Local residents Nord Davie and McCarthy among attendees. visitors Powery and Ruth family noted.
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Mary O’neil
Cleveland City College
Thorn
Miss O'Neill
F. E B. Eastman
James Miller
Helen Baker
Mildred Delbridge
Helen Orcutt
Edna Hopkins
Florence Frederick
Helen
Amherst
The
Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Sandusky
W.G. Nord
Henry Davie
McCarthy
A. N. Schofield
Lorain
F. R. Powery
Cleveland
Fred Ruth
Columbus
Local Society Moves and Hospital Admissions
Mrs. Alesk and Mrs. Eisler were admitted to the hospital yesterday along with E. Colshaw. Lorain visits by Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Hones occurred, while Conrad Stiwald returned from Michigan. Dance hosted by Y.M.B. club at Elyria. Elyria visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Kuss and Mrs. Werner. Quarry track rails were laid with heavier replacement after several cars ran off earlier.
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Alesk
Frances Eisler
E. Colshaw
Henry Miler
Caliuuring Eppley
H. W. Powers
L. J. Hones
Lorain
Conrad Stiwald
Michigan
Ed Paiteh Andry
Henry Hammill
Y. M. B. Club
Elyria
B. A. Kuss
Ralph Werner
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Samuelson
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PEFSS
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STUDI
Famous Players - Lasky Corporation
Lindsey
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Amaconda
Baldwin Locomot
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel Pr
Butte and Spr
Central Leather
Ohio, Mil
St Paul
Martine
Southern Pacific
Southern Raiiwar
Lindebaker
Yvnica Pacific
Northern Pacific
U. S. Ind
Reading
Westinghouse
Republic Iron & S
Cave Man
eStes Reeeive
Dees Zdt
John S . Fremehctor
New Jersey
Safeilk
Ebochmik
Durkeville
Pernambuco
Matie Quesada
Newsport News
Amherst Churches
ET. Josephs Catholic
Filschen
George's Episcopal Spring Street
L. E. Daniels
Brownhelm Congregational
Harold Hester
Stone Church
W. A. Tabbert
8. S
Evangelical League
Caree
Florist
West Side Market
D.W. Gnivenn
Mae Marsh
Altman & Ackerman
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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