Impeachment Move Circulates in Oklahoma Legislature
Tulsa reports indicate 60 to 70 of Oklahoma's 107 House members support starting impeachment proceedings against Governor J C Walton. Lawmakers plan to convene by Tuesday to decide leadership and next steps.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
I of Representatives
Gete
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma City
Oklo
State Federation of Labor
Henryetta
Walton
Huckins Hotel
Board of Inquiry
Military Court
Graves
Summers Hardy
Supreme Court
Recorder reports 1922 to 1923 office receipts and expenditures
County recorder W. G. Mitchell released a report covering Sept 1 1922 to Aug 31 this year. Receipts totaled 14961. and expenditures for salaries amounted to 9361.84 yielding a net profit of 7127.77. The busy office filed many legal documents and fees were low in some cases.
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W. G. Mitchell
Rev Edwin Kirby Returns to M E Church in Lakewood
North East Ohio conference completed sessions in Lakewood naming Rev Edwin Kirby to a one year pastorate at the M E church. The note lists numerous other appointments across Avon Berlin Heights Grafton Lorain Oberlin Amherst and nearby communities with several churches and pastors named.
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Edwin Kirby
M. E
North East Ohio Conference
Lakewood
Kirby
Avon
Merrill Chaffee
Berlin Heights
C. M Gay
Brighton
W. H. Ayers
Collins
James Eastwood
Fields
B. H. Ryan
Grafton
W. H Gibson
LaGrange
G. M. Knapp
Lorain
Delaware Avenue
J. A. Scott
First Church
C. B. Ross
Grace Church
J. H. Smith
Twentieth Street
T. H. Jones
Youngstown
New London
W. EB. Hollett
Oberlin
C. B. Ketchum
Parkwood-Ashbury
Cleveland
Penfield and Huntington
Percy Evans
Pittsfield
H. E. Evans
South Amherst
S. B. Bartle
Vermilion
F. J. Nichols
Wellington
J. W. Naramore
Columbia Station
W. W. Davis
Amherst
Tate Scores Again in Ward Murder Trial
The state arguments for Walter Ward in the Ward murder trial depict Peters as killed in cold blood. Dr. Vier testifies Peters would not lie dead flat if shot as described. Ward's counsel seeks to strike the controversial remark from the record as the judge rules on the motion.
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Tate
Ward
White Plains
Walter St. Ward
Clarence Myers
Haverhill
Marine
J. Henry Vier
Peters
Lerman
Ters
Thomas O'Neill
Vier
Wagner
O'Neill
Neill
Mnuch Peters
AID OFF MEN TO RETURN TO WORK THURS
The General Pharaoh Manufacturing Company plans a short layoff ending by Thursday as the horn department workers are told to report at the usual time. Production is at capacity and the layoff is to adjust several minor factors. In Columbus the Knox Klan challenge to suppress track betting failed in Common Pleas Court, Judge Warner dismissing the suit brought by David Algar to restrain the jambus driving park association.
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Men Lastek
A. L. Patrick
Genis
General Pharaoh Manufacturing Company
Horn
Patrick
Columbus
Knux Klan
Mmon
Warner
David Agar
Jambus Driving Park Association
Ein Beet
Odd Fellows Plan to Form Boys Division in Florida Convention
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows considers creating a boys branch for ages 14 to 21 during the national convention in Cincinnati. If approved, subordinate groups would be named firesides and Jacksonville Florida was chosen for the 1924 convention over Washington DC by one vote.
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ODD Fellows
Florida
Cincinnati
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Lodge
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington, D. C
Cuba
Czecho- Slovakia
Trio Charged With Murder in Roadhouse Slaying
Cincinnati dispatch reports Cyril Mullarkey George Hogan a former prohibition officer and Clyde Kirkastrick were indicted on second degree murder in the slaying of Van D Powers of Muncte Ind at Grandview Inn a roadhouse near Mount Healthy on September 2 Also Frank Komiska filed suit against Joseph Pekar of Avon to collect a 1700 note secured by a mortgage.
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Cincinnati
Cyril Mullarkey
George Hogan
Prohibition
Clyde Kirkastrick
van D. Powers
Muncte
Ind
Grandview
Inn
Mount Healthy
Frank Komiska
Joseph Pekar
Avon
New Spanish Directory presses Morocco offensive
Madrid reports the new Spanish government intensifying the Morocco campaign with bombardment on Alhucemas island. King Alfonso signs decrees restricting flags and dialects while the directory plans a fresh campaign and faces financial and political opposition.
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Madrid
Morocco
Alhucemas Island
Alfonso
Melilla
Alhucemas
France
Wiiter
Alba
Supreme Court
Eivitian
Directory
Mon
Lorain Woman Booze Toter Sentenced To Marysville Reform School
Lorain County judge sent Mary Bogdan a mother of five to the Marysville reform school after a juvenile court hearing on illegal liquor possession and delinquency. Her children, ages 2 to 12, were placed in detention while the case proceeded. The proceeding also covered Ernest Davidson charged with illegal possession of a still, with a police court hearing postponed for Chief Stankard’s absence.
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Lorain County
Marysville Reformatory
H. C. Wilcox
Mary Bogdan
Tie
Lorain
Youngstown
Mike Bogdan
Wilcot
Wilcox
Marysville
Stankard
One Dead as Navajo County Flooding Cuts Roads
Phoenix Arizona September reports a death in Holbrook with parts of town under water and damage to the Santa Fe main line and highways east of Flagstaff. J M Patterson, former county treasurer, is said to be trapped in flood waters of the Little Colorado River and the home of Judge J E Crosby was swept away. Communication with Winslow and Holbrook is down and details are scarce.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Holbrook
Santa Fe
Flagsiat
Navajo County
J. M. Patterson
Little
Colorado
House of Superor
JE. Crosby
Winslow
Two Drug Conferences Suggested by League of Nations Opium Commission
The opium commission of the League of Nations discussed holding two international drug conferences in Washington. One would limit opium use among great powers, the other would address usage and manufacture of all drugs including morphine and cocaine. The French delegation proposed uniting them in a single Washington meeting where the U S has led anti drug efforts. Three U S delegates were noted as present.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Foreign Office
State Hughes
London
Coast Guard
United States
Atlantic
Geneva
D. C
Opium Commission of
League of Nations
U. S
Day agent in Cleveland trial denies guilt in liquor case
Joseph Kearer former federal prohibition director of Ohio and one of four defendants on trial in U S district court reiterated denials that he accepted money from Samuel Rembrandt and defended his investigative efforts into the Auerbach brothers proprietors of the Million dollar hair tonic factory. Luther Day said governor Donahey may appear as a character witness for Hosking and Shearer. Subpoenas issued for R H Schryver and Eric Kiesewetter to testify as witnesses.
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Cleveland
Joseph Kearer
Ohio
United States District Court
Samuel Rembrandt
Shearer
Auerbach Brothers
Auerbach
Sid
Luther Day
Donahey
Hosking
R H Schryver
Citizens Trust and Savings Company
Columbus
Eric Kiesewetter
Ohio National Bank
Officers of Open Forum for Els tia
The Els tia Open Forum lists officers including President Mayor Asaph R. Jones Vice-president Harry S Calvert Secretary R B Whitehead Treasurer Russell Waldorf and Usher Gwilmn Jonez. Committees include Advertising R B Whitehead and Mrs Ruth Fuller Revens Finance J F Burke Marry 8 Calvert and Rose Kal dert. Pines of Meeting F M Shel ing A R Jones and Crawpy 7 4.
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Elstia Open Forum
Asaph R. Jones
Harry S Calvert
R. B. Whitehead
Russell Waldorf
Gwilmn Jonez
Ruth Fuller Revens
J. F. Burke
Child Labor Increases in East After Court Ruling
A 1923 survey by the Children's Bureau shows a 36.8 percent rise in employed children in thirty eastern cities in the first half of 1923 versus late 1922. Waterbury Connecticut leads with nearly eightfold growth in employment certificates. other cities like Springfield Massachusetts and Pittsburgh also report sharp gains.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Congress
Minneapolis
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut
Springfield
Mass
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Birmingham
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Manchester
N. H
Milwaukee
Louisville
Walski Faces Second Liquor Charge in Lorain Court
Joan Walski, a Lorain resident, appeared before Judge Webber on a second liquor offense after prior fines. He pleaded for mercy, promised reform, and was fined $500 plus costs with a parole recommendation if regular payments are made from his earnings.
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Joan Walski
Lorain
Webber
Frank Klady
Walski
Justice Conaway
Walsh
Deserter Claim Arrested at Gala Pool Room
Officer Faulhaber arrested Leo Farrell at the Gala pool room last night after he boasted of deserting from Camp McClellan Alabama on July 10. He is held to determine if his story is true as authorities investigate the claim.
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Faulhaber
Leon Farrell
Gala Pool Room
Camp McClellan
Ala
Elyria Foundry Co Purchases Elyria Machine Plant
Elyria Foundry Co a Brown Hoist subsidiary of Cleveland has bought the Elyria Machine Co plant and adjoining five acres across from its own site. The move aims to expand operations and advance plans to move Brown Hoist Co operations from Cleveland. The Jehle lands may be developed for future use.
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Elyria Machine Co
Elyria Foundry Co
Elyria Ges Engine Co
Brown Holst Gag
Cleveland
Brown Hoist Co
Hes.e
Jehle
Poincare Baldwin Meet On Reparations in Paris
Paris September 19 Premier Baldwin of England and Premier Poincare of France held their first personal talks on reparations over lunch at the British embassy. A semi official London source says Baldwin urged concessions to allow the German government to continue and make payments, warning British occupation could cause chaos. Baldwin planned to fly back to London the next day.
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Paris
Stanley Baldwin
England
Poincare
France
London
Baldwin
Germar
Baldwin Tsed
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