Law and order themes dominate Kiwanis meeting talk
A Kiwanis meeting led by Williams with Burks introducing speakers featured remarks on law, liberty, and national government. The address touched on constitutional duties, crime penalties, and the need for law obedience, urging study of national law and annual legal education.
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Williams
Burks
Mate Ua
Wansmeker
Man Pleas
Magtiah Law
Kewpeaker
England
Cominy
Liberty
Lew
America
Whitfield
Otion
Kansas
Oklahoma House to Meet in Private Hall Amid Martial Law
State troops under Gov. Walton guard the state house to stop a special session. House members plan to meet in a privately owned hall if the session proceeds. Walton vows to keep martial law until the Ku Klux Klan is removed, with newspapers calling the clash mob rule versus king Tule.
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J. C. Walton
St. Ue House
Oklaho
Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Tule
Woman seeks divorce amid alleged cruelty and neglect
Margaret Shtanarmate sues for divorce citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect by her husband. She says he was jailed over a gambling device charge and that she mortgaged property for 1000 dollars and raised 596 more to fund his venture. She requests alimony, child custody, and control of the store and her real estate.
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Margaret Shtanarmate
Siete
Stocks Open Higher on Rail and Oil Gains
Prices rise in early trading with rail and industrial stocks advancing. Cosden and Sinclair slip from early highs as oil stocks mix with gains led by American Can. Rail and equipment names hold steady while oils fluctuate amid mixed market sentiment. Cleveland livestock reports show slow cattle and sheep demand. hogs firm. Grain opens firm with wheat steady and corn and oats up slightly. Liberty bonds quotes shown for open markets.
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New York
Pan American Petroleum
Conden
Standard of
California
American Can
Mallinson
Avaconda
Stewart Warner
Cosden
Sinclair
Cleveland
Chicago
Holland Marks Queen Wilhelmina’s 25th Reign Anniversary
The report notes a peaceful era under Queen Wilhelmina as Holland celebrates a quarter century of her reign with early events described.
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Holland
Wilhelmina
Governor Donahey to Testify in Booze Hearing Friday
The article reports Governor Donahey will testify Friday in a liquor bribery hearing. Defense counsel Charles E. Belcher questions the credibility of witnesses, claiming clients risked lives and careers, and notes four Ohio chief executives and two senators once trusted the defendants. The morning focused on identifying exhibits, with the judge excluding some defense items as not directly relevant.
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Donahey
Trivats
Charles E. Belcher
Defens Counsel
Rembrand
Ohio
Hoskins
D.C. Westenhower
A. E. Bernsteen
Famous singer weds Prague in quiet ceremony
Emmy Deatinn, famed grand opera star, married Captain Halabach, a Czech aviator, today near a village outside Czecho Slavia. The ceremony was small with close friends and relatives. Captain Malsbach plans retirement from the service and is younger than his wife.
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Prague
Czecho Slavia
Emmy Deatinn
Halabach
Malsbach
Bia Wite
Fire destroys moonshine plant in Covington raid
Fire at a Covington moonshine plant on 420 Srott street closed an unusually large operation. Two to four stills ran in each of three rooms, police seized many gallons of staff ready for disposal, and two army gas masks were found to counter fumes. William Devere was arrested as one of the owners.
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Covington
Srott Street
William Devere
Jewelry Store in Lorain Burglarized on Vine Street
Sept 20 a Lorain jewelers shop owned by Max Mayer on Vine Street was robbed of about 600 dollars in watches and jewelry. Entry was gained by prying bars from a rear window and the theft was not found until morning with no clues for investigators.
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Lorain
Max Mayer
Vine Street
Odd Fellows approve junior branch for order
Cincinnati hosts the 99th annual Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention with more than 20 000 attendees. A junior branch for boys 14 and older was authorized during the sessions.
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Cincinnati
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Society
Rebekahs
Marthers
United States
Canada
Athens Street Scene Gossiping Elderly Woman Smokes
An elderly woman on Main Street in Athens casually smokes a large cigar and chats with a man, appearing unbothered as bystanders watch. The cigar’s gold band and assumed value of a fifteen cent “treat” add local color to the scene.
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Main
Athens
Wife seeks 100000 in suit over husband’s death
Mrs. Josephine Nigh sues the Norfolk and Western Railway Company in U S district court for 100000 over the death of her husband William H. Nigh who was killed by a train on August 30, 1922 in Ohio. The case was entered in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam H. Nigh
Sonten
Josephine Nigh
U. S
Lorain Liquor Toter Fined One Thousand Dollars
Joe Calis of Vinestreet Lorain faced Judge Webber for illegal possession of liquor after officers found two concealed bottles behind a chair with a false bottom. Calis pled guilty, was fined 1000 dollars plus costs, and jailed until paid. other cases included Lewalsky’s reduced bail and Amherst woman Boras pleading not guilty in a continued sale of liquor case.
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Joe Calis
Vinestreet
Lorain
Webber
Osos Kiady
Stedtp
Fies
Callis
Offen
Mike Boras
Amherst
Army surgeon charged with malpractice in Pendleton case
Major Cook faces eleven charges under the 96th article of war for alleged careless neglect in Pendleton’s treatment after a 1922 motorcycle accident. Pendleton’s legs were amputated after alleged improper care and later hospitalization at Walter Reed. The trial, with witnesses from Panama and Fort Sam Houston, aims to determine failures in diagnosis, treatment, and supervision of care.
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Pendleton
Toom
Panama
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Evans
Coast Artillery
Cook
Samuel C. Gwynn
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
General Ireland
Army
Deputy Sheriff Shot During Dry Raid in Akron Area
Deputy Charles B. Burkett was wounded in a gunfight during a raid on Pasquale Almerico's home. Six men surrounded the house as a truck carried three suspects. firefight left Burkett shot in the groin and arm, hospitalized with multiple wounds. Police hold Almerico and his son Leo. about fifty gallons of liquor found plus six stills at the residence and bakery.
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Akron
Bent
Charles B. Burkett
Pasquale Almerica
Leo
Burkett
City
Taft
Almerico
Chris Weaver
State Briefs From Columbus and Cincinnati Circulate News
Ohio adopts United States uniform standards for grading apples peaches onions and potatoes announced by State Director Truax. Cincinnati hosts an Old Fashioned Kentucky barbecue at the zoo with burgee and roast steers for 1000 gallons and a dozen steers. Governor Donahey denies a forged telegram seeking to halt a Workhouse sentence for Robert Laut. Laut accused of dry law violation. Dantanio and Cuorio ordered returned to Michigan after alleged abduction assault and forced marriage attempt of Mary Yaccobucci. Governor Donahey receives Cincinnati Auto Club telegram urging further efforts to obtain reduction.
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Columbus
United States
Ohio
Truax
Cincinnati
Zoo
Robert L. Laut
Auglaizs County
Donahey
John M. Kiliits
Toledo
Laut
Mary Yaccobucci
Leo Dantanio
James Cuorio
Cleveland
Macomb County
Michigan
Local Ohio towns report tax cuts and civic plans
Middlesport and Hartford communities announce tax rate reductions while Athens eyes a tourist camp on fair grounds. Pomeroy lists a flood of municipal candidates, and Nelsonville reports a fatality from a mine accident. Glouster notes women entering town offices amid countywide filings.
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Athens
Small Fire At Home On River Street Causes Minor Loss
Fire department responded to a blaze at the home of F. P. Bleny 2183 East River Street this afternoon caused by a short circuit on an electric flat iron and resulted in a small loss.
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F. P. Bleny
E. River Street
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