Judge declines mistrial in Daugherty Miller case
New York Sept 14 A bid to declare the conspiracy trial of former attorney general Harry M Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W Miller a mistrial was rejected by Federal Judge Mack The motion by Max Steuer to discharge the jury hinged on alleged unfair cross examination of a key witness Rivka Merton head at Beat Gonnamata corporation The court denied the request and the trial proceeded with unresolved questions about a $7000000 claim linked to John T King Connecticut politician and a 50000 fee in 2020
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Mack
Max Steuer
Daughitty
Steur
United States
Buethers
Rivka Merton
Gonnamata Corporation
John T. King
Connecticut
Primary contests and party clashes across states in 1924
Michigan voters decide a close Republican slate for the presidential nomination as Green and Groesbeck trade accusations over governance and pardons. Democratic candidate Comstock eyes gubernatorial race while tensions rise in national party operations as seven week stretch to November begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Fred W. Green
Ion
A. J. Groesbeck
Green
Groesbeck
William A. Comstock
Statewide women’s club reports total aid and members
The report details aid to 19 children in NUMBER FOUR with 3178 spent, 604 units in the southwest district aiding $21 in children’s work, and 79 units in the northwest with $3 717.15 spent. Central district assisted 44 children with $740.45 across 50 units. states wide effort praised, though some reports missing. The historian notes 252 units active and 11 273 members as of Sept 1, with ~200 new members since. Conneaut leads with 213 members and Stenville about 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
North West
Central
Harriy
Hugh Clark
Harris
Jack Preble Jr
Paod Atanding
Rot
Conneaut
Stenwenville
Qbattman
Bessie Johnson
Blanche Thomas
Logan
Assignment of ministers announced at West Ohio Conference
Rishon Henderson announced the ensuing CAP assignments at the West Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Toledo Ohio. Included were Bowling Green minister W A Vorhis and W W Constein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Rishon Henderson
West Ohio
Episcopal Earo
Bowling Green
W. A. Vorhis
W. W. Constein
Judgment sought for merchandise in Common Pleas court
A judgment for merchandise totaling 170.22 is sought in the court of Common Pleas by George Covert against Jeannet V M M Nath. The document appears as a fragmented OCR note indicating a legal action and names involved in a small claims style filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audemment
George Covert
Jeannet
MM. Nath
Collision on Middle Avenue injures driver in split report
Local item notes L A Worcester, driving on Middle Avenue, collided with a truck, license DLG-279. Police say the truck swerved left without warning. Worcester’s car frame bent, left rear wheel and spring damaged. A separate filing has a wife suing husband Jordan Smith for divorce over temper, alleged neglect, and cruelty, seeking alimony and restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Avenue
L. A
Worcester
County Officials Announce September Bid Opening
Bids for the deposit of county funds will be received on Monday September 20 by the county commissioners. Awards will cover a term and begin October 15.
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TOR
PUNDS
Soarati
Noun
Tie Com
Probe delayed crash case targets local men
The Sullivan marshal escorted Carl Baker and Arthur Cowell from the city to Sullivan to aid in an inquiry into the death of a Black man north of Sullivan on Sunday. Baker and Powell say the victim tried to pass another car and drove onto the wrong side, according to Elyria Dolce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ghia
Cala
Carl Baker
Arthur Cowell
Negra
Baker
Powell
Wrope
Elyria Dolce
Elyria Man Missing After Morning Walk
Floyd Trettler, 2, of Caldwell Avenue failed to return home Sunday. neighbors report he left on a touring ear and despite extensive search no trace has been found. Trettler, employed by Colson Company as a naitve, is married with one child. Anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.
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Floyd Trettler
Caldwell Avenue
Treffler
Colson Company
Lty Tistppearanen
Ansong Whey
le Whee
Phane
Woman Alleges Cruelty in Petition for Separation
A petition filed this morning by Bue Wo Ustror of thbeelty against Taul AL Usher alleges gross cruelty and neglect. She seeks custody of their two children and alimony. The filing notes threats and an incident of dragging by the hair. Wilma Stock of Valley City was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital for a fractured right collar bone after a fall.
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Bue Wo Ustror
Taul AL Usher
Tn Kun Dey
Allmenus
Wilma
Valley City
Elyria Memorial, Hospital
Report: Recyc smashed by truck near Bridge Street
Maule Savino reported a truck smashed Wis Idexele ar Md St and Middle Avenue yesterday. The truck’s license appeared Elven ag Lhasa Pano. Court actions include divorce granted to Mary Thomaon from Arthur Thomaon on grounds of mass neglect and extreme elopement, alimony awarded, and a $125.80 judgment by confession regarding Route ganAyst Mik Parias. A burglary report notes tools stolen from garages on Elyria avenue Goan, with no trace.
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Maule Savino
Bridge St
Palies
Mrd St
Middle Avennue
Esterday
Elven Ag Lhasa
Pano Divarer
Wy Bt Thompson
Kiyria
Mary Thoma
Arthur Thomaon
Mass
Neshiat Abe Uy
Extreme
Eseita
Auben
Wis
G.dements
Cannon Pleas Court
Dudge Wo Thompson
Cingvee
Tusasae Wits Riven
Confessiant of
Route ganAyst
Mik Parias
Hedley
Freeman
Elyria Avenue
Frank WL Valimere
Injury to Clyde Smith Treated at Local Hospital
Clyde Smith twenty of Wrest Avenue was treated for a contusion over the right eye last evening. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment after the injury occurred following a scuffle with a person described as a Ven. Feu printer.
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Clyde Smith
Wrest Avenue
Primary Defense League fights Ohio primary reform
Senator J F Burke leader of the Primary Defense League asserts 70 000 to 80 000 names on petitions to repeal the state primary are invalid ensuring the November referendum may fail The campaign includes Tibor farm groups WC2 BR UL industry leaders and party officials from across Ohio Burke accuses petitioners of forgery and calls for ten day name collection if short of required signatures.
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Ite
Wc2 BR UL
WEEE
Columbus
Hiyria
Primary Defense League
Ohio
Thase
Thad Brainyy
Defense League
Franklin County Flestion Board
American Legion Auxiliary Sees Funding Move and Strong Balance
Continued discussion reveals department refining fund shifted headquarters to Newark Ohio for business efficiency. Expenses cited include four hundred dollars annual rent and eighty dollars for a separate item. Members praised wartime hospital work and Children’s Charity, urged to support peace, loyalty, and Constitution, and to vote for Franklin.
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Atmerican Legion Auxiliary
Merylay
Newark
Ohio
Coe
Ohio Legion Auxiliary officers hear reports and prizes
Mrs. Clark thanked Ohio women for cooperation in the American Legion Auxiliary as Leary’s Report highlighted eleven thousand three hundred fourteen members and a surge in membership since 1922. Mrs. Lee Moore outlined funds, mails, and a new visiting fund while unit presidents met in Columbus. Prizes awarded to Catholic Centrebury posts and Caldwell unit for membership gains. Toledo drill team won silver cap in a local drill contest.
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Clark
Ohio
American Legion Auxilars
Qhio
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Whorlings
Auxiliary
Weizel
Lee Moore
Charles Andrew's Tost
Centerbury
Charles Andrew's Post
Flagh Clark
Steubenville
Maine
Post No
Caldwell, Ohie
National Headquarters
Arthur S$. Clack
Northwest
Northeast
Eleed
Eleeven
Lena Taber
Dri
Toledo
Bidler
Officers Elected by Auxiliary Delegates Elect Officers
The Auxiliary to the state American Legion held its annual officer election before the end of the morning session. Richard Progley of Birmingham was chosen department president. Mrs. Robert Jackson of Knoxville became first vice president, replacing Mrs. Nel Thatcher. Mrs. Arthur S. Clark of Medina was elected second vice president and Mrs. H. Chires of East Palestine, Ohio, treasurer. Wes Lee Moore cast ballots for all officers.
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National Offer Speaks
Arthur Trouman
Hugindark
Bavagy
Ohio
Department of Ohio
Department
Als. Clark
Hoffman
Oho
Anl
Na- Noval
Hoffiman
Auxiliary
American Legion
Otter
Ingh Martin
Setgeant
Wugh Chirk
Clark
Legion
Martin
Mons
Aailiars
Manton
Tichkard Frogles
Lor
Centerurg
Caldwell
Tony
Callie
Northwest
Chatran
C. Conrad
Northiwest
Arthur Clark
Central
Knap- Penberger
Southwest
Middleton
Southeast
G. D. Dugan
Mire
Richard Progley
Biringham
Siar N Lavy
Robert Jackson
Knoxville
Nel Thatcher
Columbus
Arthur S. Clark
Medina
B. H. My Chires
East Palestine
Wank
Charles Wrage
Toledo
Teller Committee
Emmiie Knippenberger
Hyde
Health department watches Elyria for typhoid risk
Elyria officials declare several typhoid cases traced to Wellington while stressing strict milk sanitation and constant tests. City chemist Curtiss and health commissioner Frenel agree Elyria faces low risk if milk is carefully monitored and flies are controlled.
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Elyria
Wellington
G. Frenel
Progres
G. Curtiss
Plea Disposes Of Indictment In Lorain Court
An indictment over two years old was disposed of when J J Stewart of Lorain pleaded guilty to forging a signature. Judge W B Thompson sentenced him to one year in the Ohio state penitentiary, then granted parole with Charles Herrmann as parole officer. Stewart must report monthly on the thirteenth for one year. The grand jury indicted him June 5, 1424, but arrest and plea occurred May 18, 192%. He previously pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 2000.
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Colorado
Rice W. Means
Charles W. Waterman
George A. Luxford
Klan
Means
Louisiana
Edward Broussard
D.j
Jarod Y. Sanders
Graussard
Vermont
Coolidge
Porter H. Dale
Stickney
Largent
Dale
White House
Massachuussets
Massachusetts
William M. Butler
Washington Cook
Cook
David J. Walsh
Washington
Wesley I. Jones
Frank E. Hammond
Jones
J. J. Stewart
Lorain
W. BR. Thompson
Stewart
Ohio State Penitentiary
Charles Herrmann
A. Tt. Webber
Bis Band
Neat
Markets Cleveland Produce Summary
Cleveland market notes show mixed prices on butter eggs and meats with hogs and cattle reported steady to firm. Receipts around 1000 cattle and 2000 hogs with top lambs at 18.04 and bulk fat ewes 5.00 to 8.30, as local groups discuss legion auxiliary affiliations and adjournment.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Sepp
Train Crash Kills 25 in Branford NSW
In Branford New South Wales a freight train crashed into a standing passenger train killing twenty five and injuring fifty. The impact toppled four passenger cars and caused fires among victims unable to escape. Rescue efforts followed as flames fanned the scene.
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Sidney
Australia
Branford
New South Wales
Anarchist Sentenced in Mussolini Attack Case
Uingo Tucer ti an anarchist held in Carrara on charges of attempting to assassinate Premier Mussolini was sentenced to one year in prison for wounding a Fascist during a September 1925 altercation before departing for France. Reports say Italy’s senate and chamber may convene in October to consider a bill for capital punishment for assassins.
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Mussolini Rame
Uingo Tucerti
Mussolini
East
Saturdin
Carrara Urban
France
Senate
Chamber
Eatea
American Held Captive by Bandits in Mexico
Mexico cite Sept 11 troops have scoured the countrysite for forty eight hours to secure the release of Jacob Rosenthal of Woodmere L I who was captured by bandits on Saturday with no rescue reports revived.
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Mexico
Col
Jacob ‘Rosenthal
Woodmere
L. J
Rosenthal
Locarno Pacts Become Effective
Geneva September 14 delegates of signatory powers deposited copies of parliamentary ratifications with the League of Nations secretariat to mark the Locarno security pacts becoming effective.
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Geneva
League , of Nations
Receipts Heavy at Local Post Office in August
Postmaster J. W. McHenry reports August stamp receipts about six hundred dollars higher than last August. First half of September shows nearly two thousand dollars more than the same period last year. Yearly receipts to date stand at 1,404.50 versus 2,471.00 last year.
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J. W. McHenry
Jase Yedir
Number Six Crossing Alarm Plan For Street Cars
A continuation report notes two rail crossings with an alarm bell and light signal system. The railroad advertises willingness to discuss elimination with State and Commissioners, replying to a request from a streetcar company. Lake Shore Electric has not replied. The railroad cites two minor accidents at the crossing during the last period and opposes installing rates, arguing protection would only be half the time due to motorists causing disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeriner
Lake Shore Electric Company
Fall in attempt to capture alligator at Ely Park fountain
A group of ten to twelve men tried to net an alligator in the Ely Park fountain last night. A rope around the hunter’s waist failed to secure the reptile and a police officer warned that the target was a strong fighter, prompting the men to retreat from the water.
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Founta
Ely Park
Taim
Ohio Methodist Conference Opens in Callipolis
The 115th annual Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convened with Holy communion conducted by Bishop Theodore Henderson of Cincinnati. About 300 ministers and laymen attended, with expectations of up to 1000 participants. Speakers include U. S. Senator Rank B. Willis, Bishop F. P. J. McConnell, Bishop Fred Fisher, and Dr J. W. Hoffman. The day features open discussions on public morals and temperance ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callipolis
Theodore & Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
U. S
B. Willis
FP. J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Fred Fisher
Refuse Lengel Reinstatement to Canton Police Chief
Seray nus A Lengel was denied reinstatement as Canton police chief by the Canton civil service commission. Lengel had been suspended by Mayor Swarts over a month ago after being accused of bungling the police investigation into the Don Q R Mellet murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Seraynus A. Lengel
Don QR. Mellett
Canton Civil Service Commission
Lengel
1S. MF. Swarts
Legion Convention Passes Exemption Law and Training Aid
The convention approved a bill to exempt American Legion Posts from real estate and personal property taxes, aligning with existing G A R tax exemptions. The finance committee reported a treasury balance of 12740 and 210000 in the contingency fund, recommending hiring a rehabilitation secretary. The Americanization committee urged mandatory military training in public schools and the motion passed. State President Mrs Hugh Clark was introduced and praised. officers for the coming year will be elected after adjournment. The piece notes the Trophante wreck fate in 1692.
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American Legion
Treasury
Americanization Committee
Onve
Hugh Clark
Legion
Auxiliary
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Maryland
Hill
ASSI
Clevehaind Maenicipal Research Bieau
Westerdas Ite Nayor
Theodore Francis
Comeone
Feu
FP. Burke
George H. Bender
Iveland
John J. Leta
Allen C. McDonald
Dayton
A. J. Coyle
William Racy
Sandusky
Roussel
Herbert Bigshow
Nicholas van der Pyle
Oberlin
Robert T. Crasser
League
Herbert Biglow
Harry 5. Caton
Ohio Grange
Thiaas J. Donnelly
State Federation of Labor
Florence 9. Richard
WLC
W.lc
U LC
Pranicaha
Moore
R. PL. Frogley
Vic
RB. H. Jackson
F.C. Conrad
Nits
Emma Knappenberger
Lowell Hobart
G. J. Pagan
Frewenger
EB. H. McClure
Toetal
Elailag
National Convention Fund
Emma Knoappenberger
Health Dept
TER
Eatra
Cara
Nacking
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Spanish War Veteran Auxiliary
Bieler
P. O
Ohio Methodist Conference
Veterans of Air Ware
Trophante
Seebeck
Chas. H. Kopp the
Balber
Broad Street
East Bridge Street
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
Ib L. H. Wadsworth Nnirtrion Man
Syeaasewe
Blue Bird Sweet Shop
Court Street
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