Pappas Murder Trial Focuses On Jury Selection
Prospective jurors were questioned as George Pappas faces murder charges in the county court. Twelve men and seven women were chosen for the panel with voir dire spanning concerns over prejudice and religion. Attorneys argued over possible written instruments and possible dying confessions, with thirty six witnesses named for trial.
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George Pappas
Court of Common Pleas
United States
Mylon
Asccon
Bradford
Depulida
Noeshit
Secutor
Clarence Island
B. Graham
Attor
W. Sutton
Chet
Gust Pappas
Christ
Pappas
Kariakars
Ranahariy
Hining
A& F
Ot Pappas
Mar Grevk
Kanakaris
Wor
Ei. Laughead
Lemert
Migs- Ethel' A
Gerwick
Durbin and White Poised to Oppose Moore Successor
Cleveland Dec 7 Edmond H Moore longtime Democratic national committeeman from Ohio died leaving a leadership vacuum. W O Durbin of Xenon and George White of Marietta former party officials emerged as probable rivals to succeed Moore. Both are drys and allied with anti-Klan and Democratic factions. Moore’s death follows a string of losses among Ohio Democratic leaders and may influence presidential reconcilations.
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Durbin
White
Moore
Cleveland
Edmond H. Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Auc
Ions
Democratic
W. O. Durbin
Xenon
Democrstic State Committee
George “White
Marietta
Chalrusin of the Nations
Brooze
Mo Uberat
Dorbin
John
Ao O'Dwyer
Lucas County
Tomad T. Noctor
Lewis Bernard
Hampton ‘County
Guy. A
Doneey
Govertor
Donabey
Nami
Ballock
Donahey
Colder Weather Rains Hit Northeast Iota Tuesday
Colder conditions prevail in Columbus and surrounding areas with light local rains or mists in the northeast Tuesday and cooler readings in the south portion during the day.
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Columbus
Red Grange Signs Movie Contract amid Cash Bonanza
Haruki Red Grange the All-American star signed a film deal worth 309000 for his first picture. The ceremony at the Hotel Astor featured cameras as Grange, a rural Illinois native, left New York for Washington after a 24 hour visit that yielded 376000. Additional pay came from a second Polo Grounds appearance 48000 and numerous fan items and appearances boosting total income with minor sums.
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New York
Haruki
Red” Grange
Clicklns
Grenge
Litinoia
Washington, D. C
Amoyia
Hum
Polo Grounds
Red Grange
Ao Grange
Grange
Gringe
Burned to Death Trapped in New York Home
Trapped residents Michael Berara, 68, and wife Rosaria, 65, perished in a three story frame house fire early today. The blaze gutted their residence in a crowded neighborhood. Red Cross and fire officials investigated the cause as dawn broke. Also reported Kipling illness in London with unchanged health status at his Sussex home.
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New York
Michael Berrara
Rosaria
London
Auourh
Rudyard Kipling
Jying i
Onewnoria
Sussex
Iix
Dropped Dead After Shock Over Death Rumor
Cleveland reports Mrs. Katharine Buser, 23, collapsed and died after hearing that Mr. Frank Shocker had died of illness. The death was attributed to apoplexy connected to the shocking news.
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Cleveland
Katherine Buser
Frank Shocker
Shocker
Deaith
Welfare official Florence Lorton heads to Ohio conference
Mrs. Florence Reamy Lorton of the Zanesville Welfare organization will travel to Columbus on Tuesday to attend a two day conference of the Board of Homes Agencies of Ohio. Twenty agencies operate statewide with county wide work. The Zanesville unit serves Muskingum County as the state agent.
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Florence Reamy Lorton
Zanesville
Ed H Moore Dies Suddenl y During Acute Illness
Edmond B Moore a prominent Democrat and national committee member from Ohio died suddenly in Youngstown after an acute illness. The lawyer recently residing in Cleveland was visiting relatives when he fell ill and collapsed. Funeral arrangements were to be announced with burial expected in the local area.
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Youngstown
Moore
Edmond B. Moore
Ohio
Cleveland
Edmond Ed. Moore
Canfield
Baa
Bert
Vesta
Ihis
Judson Harmon
Vivid
James M. Cox
Tte
Jin
Tr TZ
Chassy
Cox
Aerofe
Tris Strathery Tesuléed
Gary
Old fiddler and wife head to Ford home visit
A historic page in Ohio politics meets Dearborn as famed Maine fiddler Meillile Dunheim and his wife Jeff depart from their farm to visit Henry Ford. The elderly pair, celebrated for traditional music and small-town gentility, receive a sendoff with Gov Brewster in attendance.
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Ford
Norway
Maine
Liles
Boya
Rina
Hakiage
Meillle’ Dunheim
Malne Tddler
Jeft
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Ty
Iit
Tm Halph O. Brewster
Matt
Newark Mayor Replaces Fire Chief and Appoints Veterans
Mayor W Stavens reshapes city administration by ousting fire department veteran Dennia Foley after 33 years and naming Ren Perkins to a pensioned rank, while Thomas Hayes, a World War II veteran, succeeds Foley. Charles Swank resigns as chief of police and Hayes also takes that post.
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Newark
W. Stavens
Dennia Foley
Apsistanttahie
Ren. Perkins
Thomas Hayes
Aucece Viharles Swank
Hayes Liicewise
Moonshine Party Ends in Fatality and Arrests in Cincinnati
Police broke up a gathering on Mul Street where a fight broke out. Officers found liquor on the premises and arrested 22 Black men after the disturbance, amid reports a man died from injuries.
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Cincinnati
Dec
T.A. Wiking
Nesro
Wishol
Mul Street
Modnahine
Disarmament Clash Foiled by Divergent British French Views
Geneva December seventh The League of Nations council opens its eleventh session and fails to reach agreement on disarmament due to conflicting French and British positions. The Rimold commission report on the Greco Bulgarian border clash is discussed with Bulgaria accepting 30 million Jevan indemnity while Greece contests the verdict. Greece accuses Bulgaria of aggression and seeks reparations from Germany.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Britain
France
M. Ronconi
Wrens
Ord
Cee
Engfang
Rumtold Commission
Kaltut
Gulgaria
Greece
Randis
Ruimbold
Permanent Court of Justice
Bulgaria
Germany
Mine Committee in Conference at Cambridge
The joint scale committee of the United Mine Workers of America met in Cambridge Monday evening to consider a proposal from operators for mine operation in Noble and Guernsey counties. By noon Monday no decision had been reached and the conference was to continue through Tuesday as several clauses remained unresolved.
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United Mine Workers of America
Noble
Guernsey
Cambridge
Tugsdas
Seek Mother of Eugene W. Bay Dead in Omaha
Authorities in New Concord received a telegram Monday morning asking them to locate Mrs. Mary Harrison Bay and to notify her of the death of her son Eugene W. Bay who died Sunday in Omaha Nebraska. The message gave no details of the death and stated he is survived by two children. The mother resided at Bloomfield Ohio.
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New Concord
Telegram
Mra
Mary Tarrison Bay
Eusene W. Bay
Omaha
Nel
Mr. Bay
Bloomfield
Train Crash Kills Woman At Crossings In Wit- Neaes
Mrs. Mary Mitchcock aged 60 percent was killed and three others wounded when their auto was struck by a Ble Four train at a crossing. Gates reportedly not closed and county officials order a probe.
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Berta
Mary Mitchcock
Parson Exhibits Attire to Criticize Fashions
In Porindorn Ulster on December 7 Rev W P Nicholson appeared in the pulpit with trousers rolled to the knees and arms and chest bare. He said he wanted to show the girls how they look to others when they hear short sleeved low neck frocks and condemned such fashions as tearful to the elders.
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Porindorn
Ulster
W. P. Nicholson
Nicholson
Contested eat leaders in congress expected to renew
A fragmented OCR fragment reports contested leaderships in congress and anticipated renewal of a major action. It mentions ongoing scrutiny and a plan to confirm leaders amid political maneuvering. No precise names or dates are readable in the text.
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Congress
Divorce Rates Rise Across States in 1904 Records
Washington reports 1904 divorce statistics showing 170,867 divorces and 1,178,208 marriages nationwide. Texas leads in divorces with 45,718. California and Illinois follow with high totals. Nevada trails with lower figures. All states show increased divorces year over year as social patterns shift.
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Washington
Texas
Nevada
Lst
Tiloia
Grier
OhIn
California
Michigar
Missouri
Tragedy In Dayton Involving Trains Injures Four
Thelma Meyer 24 dies after a collision between a car carrying four girls and a D S N traction car in Dayton. Rosa Mary Pfeffer 15 dies soon after from a fractured skull and severe injuries. Gertrude Meyer 14 sustains serious head and body lacerations. another victim severely injured with uncertain outcome.
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Dayton
Dee
Thelma Meyer
D. S. & N. Traction
Rosa
Mary Pfeffer
Shenes
Gertrude Meyer
Gerloum
Coolidge Addresses Farmers on Cooperative Marketing
President Coolidge speaks to farmers in Chicago urging congressional action to implement cooperative marketing principles and government support. He outlines storage, credit, and marketing plans, calls for active federal aid, and notes farm loan banks have issued about $1.2 billion to 25,000 farmers with broader bank support needed.
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Bertding
Coolidge
Deps of Agriculture
Congress
Aed
Saiar
Dulidise
Kilkenny likens Congress to free for all in session
Washington analysts describe the new Congress as a volatile body with a Republican majority splintering on issues. debates over a 525 million tax cut, aviation policy, world court claims, prohibition enforcement, and farm relief loom. leaders expect fierce fights as Coolidge aides push tax cuts and new revenue measures while insurgent Republicans and Democrats resist.
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Washington
Probig
Congress
Can-Gresses
Kilkening
Coolidge
Lisieutenants
House
Wisconsin
Senate
Jesser
Mest
William Mitchell
Gderiatsp
Tavim
Mor Tan
Colynet Mitchell
Xdfatinivernien
Tetly
Belgium
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fatal Stair Fall Claims Reading Man
Lawrence Bralthoff aged 48 of Reading fell down stairs at his home and died from a broken neck according to the coroner's report filed in Cincinnati December 7.
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Cincinnati
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