Mitchell faces court martial over aviation charges
Washington October 29. Branco Ry tit e Alte Mitehatt Schief counsel declared that Mitchell’s case focuses on eight specifications under the 98th Article of War. The court martial ordered by President Coolidge reviewed the defense and rejected a bid for a bill of particulars as improper. Mitchell, facing verbal denouncements and military discipline accusations, reiterated not guilty as jury and spectators watched the proceedings.
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Mlita Cour
Stilinga
Sherman Morelan
Gunus Moreland
Mitcheil
Health Officials Announce 30 Percent School Immunity
Health officials report about thirty percent of school children are now immunized against the disease. The state department cites signed regulations and ongoing tests as essential to expanding protection, with plans to vaccinate more students and complete the main test.
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Armistice observance urged to promote world peace
The Federal Council of Churches calls on Christians to back Armistice Sunday and Armistice Day as a path to world understanding and peace. It urges a shift from war prep to friendship and cooperation, stressing church services and ethical action to oppose militarism.
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Commission On International Justices and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Christams
Elizious
Dar
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Akron School Board attacked by seven Ku Klux Klansmen
Cleveland dispatch reports a crowd watching Akron Board of Education meeting as seven Ku Klux Klansmen in attendance provoke outrage. Ohio State University figures and Northeast Ohio teachers discuss reforms while Thompson, president of Ohio Staters, condemns old farm tech focus. Also noted is a stray dog shot in Winckles Street garage. Mrs Schroeder reports attack by a dog on her husband.
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Akron Board of Education
Ihersfora
Wiliam O. Thompson
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Esterday
Frank Waldron
Two Women Perish in Fire Tragedy on Bowery
New York Oct 50 Two women perished today from injuries suffered during a fire in the Bowery and a second blaze in a lodging house. Battalion chief was rescued by a fireman who freed him from debris after cutting boots and carrying him to safety. The victims were Anna Collins fifty and Comba Durin at Miss Collins apartment a curtain blew against a gas flame and set the apartment.
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Bower
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Comba
Miss Collins
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Miss Comba
Bowery
Ienpins
Subpoenas in Death Inquest and Court Adjournments
Subpoenas to be served today on nine people connected to the death of a son as Coroner's inquiry proceeds. Names and agencies tied to the case include Dr. Harrison City Harbor and Sanita Curtiss. The trial of Val Welman Brownheim was adjourned with Justice George Court noting the sale of Hyuer continues, for November 2.
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Sanita Curtiss
City
Hari Ree
Val Welman
Brownheim
Charser
Hyuer
Justice George Court i
Ideal Picnic Weather Predicted For Sunday In Columbus
Columbus headline notes an upcoming warm spell as snow lingers in the city. The weatherman forecasts rising temperatures from near freezing to above 50 degrees with clearer skies and fair conditions Sunday, signaling a late Indian summer.
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Columbus
Alexander
Arrow
Evers
Leh Dight
Renewed Dru attacks threaten Damascus as siege continues
Druse tribesmen renew tack toward Damascus to dispute government at the capital. General Sarrail reports key lines under attack near Damascus while Gainettn’s column resists with fortress defense. Twenty thousand more troops spear Syria as French policy aims to regain control.
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Une Riley Battie A Snare in Union City
Police lieutenant Emil Fuarmen led a raid in Union City New Jersey where after gunfire one suspect died and another officer was seriously wounded. Six suspects were arrested as a fugitives’ car tried to flee and a patrolman was forced to fire.
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Emil Fuarmen
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Bio Lugille Dies at Hospital in Lorain Area
Bio Lugille dies at hospital near Lorain after illness. Family includes Mrs Gi sibs, Mrs Bike, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rider Funeral Home. The obituary notes services at local church and references the late W. Li Burner.
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Fire chief cites two blaze incidents in city
An overheated furnace in a residence on 17th Street destroyed two partitions and caused about 100 dollars in damage. Firemen also responded to a second alarm at Richwine Ice Cream Co on Broad Street where a lit match ignited rags but caused no damage.
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Richwine Fce Cream Company
E. Broad Street
Cineretta
Foreclosure suit amid unclear lines and names
Fragmentary OCR notes show a foreclosure action seeking $1,509 on a mortgage land parcel in RAF Toftus and Lo vores proceeding. Mentions include Justice Geers order and bail in N this bartas, with references to individuals Sather, George, and Myrile amid a grand jury hearing and a $200 bond.
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Short Change Artist Defrauds Portman Grocer
J. V. Portman, grocer at 101 Cleveland Street, reports a man entered his store yesterday, paid with a ten dollar bill, then produced extra change from his pocket and departed with $20 in change. Portman declined to take all the shop’s change. The suspect is described as about five feet six to seven inches tall, 156 pounds, with light and dark hair.
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J. V. Portman
Cleveland Street
Conservative Sweep Defeats Liberals in Ottawa Election
Prime Minister and seven Liberal cabinet ministers defeated as Conservatives take lead in Ottawa. The Liberal government faces a strong setback with Conservatives expanding gains nationwide and repudiating tariff policies.
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W. L. King
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CAND JENTES OH SERGE THET BIG ES ae Sane TELE AES a ' ce Pi Lb Bad Atamenting
Candidates in Elyja Township School Improvement Association race at Lake Avenue School are C T Winckies and Portman, listed with Lorain County Improvement Association. They face C Cotten in a cooperative effort for the Board of Education posts.
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Jentes
Serge
Elyja Township
Washington considers national HQ move amid tall building plan
A special committee weighs relocating national headquarters from New York to Washington as part of a large building program. Projects would total about 358 million in value, with seven new buildings planned, including a Fort Leavenworth extension costing 100000. The survey backed by Dr. Jon R. Mott cites eastern and southern elders shaping the move.
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Jon R. Mott
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National Council
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Election notes and oddities from Saturday meeting
A garbled report references a Saturday session and mentions a Burtt of Obsiege with unclear timing at 2 o’clock. It hints at a next court appearance and an election topic, but details are unreadable and unspecified.
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SHOW MAKES YOUNGSTERS THINK OF SANTA CLAUS
The Elyria Sun Club holds its final shoot at Pasadena Park on Election Day November 3. Prizes include several hands and turkeys. Kurt Daniels, secretary of In chido, mentions more financial-value awards may be arranged.
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Elyria Sun Club
Pasadena Park
Kurt Daniels
Inchido
Tragic Railroad Crossing Crash Claims Shelton Life
Shelton of S12 N was killed when her car stalled at a Big Four crossing on a January morning. The car stopped on the tracks as a westbound freight approached, and the collision occurred despite witnesses noting the warning signals. Funeral services are planned at Laty's Church with burial at Mars's cemetery.
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Ovinsgars Rothe
Freeman
Mordae Sheldon
Mixed courtroom notes and criminal sentences in brief
A jail sentence and fines emerge in a patchy report detailing charges by Amee Mae ar and Ep Wick, with £200 fines and costs for liquor selling involvements and £9 costs ordered for Avon related actions. Separate items mention a murder case update and a Cleveland proseuction note on a Kosienski conviction, tied to alleged police methods and defense claims.
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W.B. Thompson
Thompson
Epwick
Udee Escerdar
Isme
Cleveland
Edward CL Stantoed
John Kosienski
Ini Lewandow
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