Tragedy in Ohio Prompts Political Fallout and Local Cookery
A cluster of events outlines a grim mix of national politics and local life. The Ohio incidents include the Meeker Wing family tragedy and a wave of Democratic party reflections as the Ku Klux Klan fades from influence in many areas. The Athens Cooking School opens with Mrs. George Thurn demonstrating affordable meat dishes.
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Ku Klux Klan
New York
New Jersey
Klan
Indianoolis
John L. Duvall
Columbus
Claude Meeker
Thomas Noctor
Cincinnati
Noctor
Hamilton County Democratic Organization
John O. Dwyer
Toledo
Ohio
Meeker
Shirley Wing
Marjorie Meeker Wing
Wing
Murphy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Finx
United States Senate
Charles M. Wing
First National Bank
Wild stock trading warns of hard times in market
Arthur Brisbane writes on the current stock market frenzy, warning that many popular buys may crash when the downturn comes. He argues the public must know what they do and why, noting the nation’s wealth and rising earnings but cautioning against risky speculation. He also notes shifting views on prohibition, citing a Brooklyn septuagenarian Mrs. Sarah Smith who remains active in temperance and church.
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Sarah Smith
Brooklyn
The
Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Ida Tarbell Hailed as Hero of Big Steel Figure
The article notes Ida M Tarbell aging yet curious about industrial groups she has studied. Her new life portrait of Judge Elbert H Gary of United States Steel portrays him as a hero, revealing aspects she previously did not know.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
Tarbell on Rockefeller and the value of steady effort
The passage argues Rockefeller’s impact through disciplined industry and the idea that competition is not always necessary. It notes Ida Tarbell’s possible reaction if she were older, recognizing his use of funds to pursue work beyond public initiative.
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John D. Rockefeller
Woman the Buyer Demonstrations at Messenger School
A November 5 event at the Messenger Cooking School features demonstrations and a musical program. Menu items include rolls pudding salmon fritters fudge short cakes and salad dressing. Doors open at 1 o clock with free admission and no tickets required at the new high school building.
Cake Making Tips From A Woman's Page Q&A
A column presents cake baking advice addressing pan sticking, creaming technique, and egg incorporation. Questions from readers cover preventing sticking with plain white paper, why cakes become coarse, and why cakes shrink from pan sides, with a note that the discussion continues on Page Five.
Northern West Virginia mines set weekly coal record
Northern West Virginia bituminous mines produced 600 300 tons last week, surpassing the 1923 record as coal operators push for capacity amid the anthracite strike. George S Brackett notes the union strike impact is minor with most mines running non union. Van A Bittner heads to Washington to confer with William Green on strike matters.
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Soft Goal
West Virginia
Fairmont
W. Va
George S. Brackett
Northern
Brackett
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
Washington
William Green
A. F. of L
Lancaster Man Tries Death After Double Attempt
L W Weaver, 72, of Lancaster, in critical condition after two suicide attempts. He slashed his throat, then jumped into Buckeye lake at Summerland beach near his cottage. Domestic difficulties blamed for the actions.
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Lancaster
L. W. Weaver
Weaver
Buckeye Lake
Summerland Beach
Here
One Dead and Many Hurt as Rififs Bombard Tetuan
Paris dispatch reports a violent Rifif bombardment of Tetuan with one dead and many seriously injured. A mosque named Nazeria was destroyed by a bomb in the attack.
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Claude Meeker
Tetuan
Paris
Nazeria
Nurse Sues Dempsey and Kearns for Damages in LA
Mrs. Andarena McPhee, a nurse, files a civil suit in Los Angeles seeking 26700 damages from Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kearns. She claims injuries from slipping on a soapy floor at an apartment house owned by Dempsey.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Andarena McPhee
King and Kearns
Berengeria Struck By Severe Storms Arriving at Southampton
The liner Berengeria docked at Southampton on November 4 after the stormiest crossing in its history. Twenty six passengers were injured by being tossed about the ship. Damage was estimated at least ten thousand dollars.
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Southampton
Eng
Berengeria
Two U S Destroyers Ordered to Syria to Protect Interests
The Lamson and Coghlan of the Mediterranean fleet were ordered from Alexandria to Beirut to safeguard American lives and property in the Damascus fighting zone. The move follows the State Department protest to France over shelling of Damascus and is a precautionary measure though Consul Knabenshue reports no immediate danger at Beirut.
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U. S
Syria
Damascus
Washington
Alexandria
Egypt
Beirut
State
D Department
State Department
France
Lamson
Coghlan
Paul Knabenshue
State Defeats Amendment for Taxation Change
Columbus results show the tax classification amendment trailing by wide margins amid statewide returns from 6,416 of 8,634 precincts. Debt limitation led with 446,831 votes, while classification stood at 870,751 yes to 391,486 no. Columbus area rejected four local levies but approved one for a sewer system.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Pat Sandles
Ottawa
Uniform Tax League of Ohio
Mayors elected across Ohio in unofficial returns
Ohio cities picked new mayors on Tuesday with results showing a mix of Democrats and Republicans. Notable selections include Alliance Ira Stevens Democrat Akron D Kybolt Republican Bowling Green F J Reider Republican and Columbus Grove Harry Core Democrat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alliance
Ira E. Stevens
Akron
D. ©. Kybolt
Bowling. Green
F. J. Reider
Bluffton
Armin Hauenstein
Bucyrus
Arthur T. Schuler
Bellefontaine
James Dietrick
Bellaire
Floyd EK
Cornwell
Bellevue
Kurene Erdrich
Canton
M. Swarts
Chilliscothe
J. Robert Dunning
Columbus Grove
Harry Core
Circleville
George M. Fitzpatrick
Coshocton
Harry B. Heaton
Cambridge
Earl Henry
Conneaut
Brace
Defiance
Edwin A. Latty
Delaware
Howard Pumphrey
Delphos
George Leasure
Dover
Peter J. Grob
Dennison
Samuel N. Mehaffy
Elyria
Harold Hinkson
East Liveerpool
Ralph B. Benedum
East Palestine
Clara L. Morrow
Fostoria
L.W. Gibson
Findlay
K. L. Groves
Hamilton
Harry J. Koehler
Ironton
Harry Moulton
Jackson
John H. Dauber
Kenton
Harry C. Harren
Kent
W. I. Harvey
Lakewood
E. A. Wiegand
London
Leroy Cornwell
Ler- Zara
Surprising Southeast Ohio Election Results Shake Parties
Southeast Ohio voting produced unexpected outcomes as towns like Middleport and Meigs County rejected Klan candidates and backed municipal and school measures. W A Giles won Middleport mayoral race amid large street celebration. other towns reported shifts in mayoral and council seats and bond issues facing defeat.
Athens election yields mixed results in mayoral and public votes
Athens voters defeated East State Street paving by 1014 to 904 while Third Ward backed street repair 140 to 130. County real estate reevaluation mill request failed 6233 to 2658. School board members and city officials were chosen, with Alec M. Moore defeating L A Koons for mayor by 207 votes and several council and education posts filled.
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Athena
Iticket
Alec M. Moore
L. A. Koons
Moore
Koons
H. T. Phillips
FE. C. Woodworth
M. T. Totman
Frank Lowry
Fred Fenzel
Wallace Pratt
W. N. Russel
C. E. Starr
F. Mosure
M. D. Hughes
Sid Sherrard
Griff Evana
City Board of Education
A. FE. Whaley
George KE
Whipple
Mra. C
Anti-Klanism Riots Hit Detroit After Mayor Election
Detroit police battled a several hundred strong crowd outside Ku Klux Klan offices after the anti-Klan candidate won the mayoralty by a large margin. More than twenty policemen fought to disperse the mob as automobiles carried protesters to the Klan HQ. The election followed a fierce two machine pre campaign.
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Detroit
Death of Widely Known Minister Expected Soon
Columbus November 4 The death of Dr. E O Crist 59 superintendent of the Dayton district of the Methodist Episcopal church and a widely known Ohio clergyman was momentarily expected at White Cross hospital this afternoon Physicians abandoned all hope for his recovery.
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Columbus
E. O. Crist
Dayton
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
White Cross Hospital
Chat
Artistic Temperament Noted In Ohio Phonograph Winder
A Manshelé Ohio Journal item observes that certain individuals display marked artistic temperament while winding a phonograph. The brief note suggests a charming, almost theatrical habit among local personalities.
James J Walker Wins Big as New York Mayor
Democratic candidate James J Walker leads in five boroughs with a forecasted plurality near 400000, surpassing Hylan by a wide margin. Walker accepts victory gracefully saying he is glad to be elected by such a large majority.
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New Jersey
James J. Walker
New York City
Jonn
Hylan
James J
Iim Associates
Greater New York
Registere
Genator Walker
Walker
Tweg
Pittsburg Pirates Star Honus Wagner Loses Sheriff Race
Pittsburgh voters elected Robert Braun over John Wagner in a sheriff race. The former Pirates star, also known as Honus Wagner, was defeated by a large margin as results from the election canvass showed Braun leading by about 100000 votes from the early counts.
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John (Honus) Wagner
Pittaburgh Pirates
Robert Braun
Wegner
News
Democratic Victory in New York City Election Returns
In New York City, voters approved a slate led by Walker and Waterman with Walker praising public life. Maurice Connolly won boroughs, while District Attorney Joab Banton edged Charles Whitman. All four constitutional amendments sponsored by Go Al passed by large margins, including a $100 million bond measure.
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Walker
Wateran Emilingly
Waterman
Fountain Pen
New York City
N Lone
Leity
Look out for vacation love in the town paper
Brief reads of romantic entanglements surface as a traveler’s fling becomes a talking point. A local observer cautions about aiming for lasting ties during a holiday visit while others warn against hurried commitments.
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W. L. Vaughn
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