Chilly Gale Sweeps Through Midwest and Ohio
A cold wave sweeps from the northwest plunging temperatures across the middle west and southwest with winds up to 60 mph in places. Chicago suburbs report property damage and injuries as lines of communication fail. Cleveland sees a 25 degree drop and snow flurries forecast for Ohio.
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Columbus
Ark
Middle West
South West
Chicago
Niles
Ulingis
May Olsen
Anc
Miles Center
Oreahoma
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansan
Kansas
Dallas
Texas
Stove City
Great Lakes
Middle-West
Athletic States
Middlewest
Alabama
Grovgi
Cleveland
Ohio
Mercury
Central
Orl
U.R
Jose
Job Dictionary Lists Odd London Occupations in 16,837 Ways
London reports 16,837 honest toil methods and 29,106 descriptions without swearing. The Ministry of Labor releases a bizarre job dictionary weighing four and a quarter pounds and listing odd roles like quill-pen makers, goosers, body sitters, tee shirt makers, coke bogeys workers, ale tasters, and more.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Woller
Wallopers
Real Western Novel to Run as Messenger Serial
The Athens Messenger will launch a new western novel titled The Blazing Horizon by Earnest Lynn starting Monday November 21. It follows The Benson Murder Case and features line drawings and historic photographs from early Oklahoma days with a dramatic opening of the territory and an ongoing love story.
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Benson
the Messenger
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Earnest Lynn
Oklahoma
NEA
Southwest
Corruption Claims Tarnish City Manager Victory
Charges of corruption and fraud mar the victory for the city manager form of government in Cleveland Tuesday voters upheld the system. Common Pleas Judge Frederck P. Waller ordered impounding ballots and barred certification as part of a bid by Gov. Harry L. Davis allies to overturn results. Davis cites 27 fraud allegations, including ballot marking and tampering, aiming to force a new referendum.
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Cleveland
Cleviland
Cleveland Citiens
Common Pleas
Frederck P. Waller
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Tno the
Walter St. Meals
Four Die in Gun Fight with Police on Main Street
A father Dauphin and his son along with Officer Lee Clark were killed in a gun battle on Main Street in ODA Ala Nev as police tried to stop a car pursuit. Edward Nix and Effie Davis were injured. Grady Paul, 17, also wounded. The clash started when Dauphin refused to stop, leading to a brief exchange of shots on a street corner.
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ODA
Ala
Nev
UPR
Cleve Mnauphin
Dauphin
Edward Nix
Lee Clark
Effie Davis
Grady Paul
Nia
Clark
Mix
Flight to Australia Postponed In Weather Delay
Adverse weather forced Captain Frederick A. Giles to indefinitely postpone his proposed flight from San Francisco to Australia. He had planned to depart at noon for Honolulu, and will attempt the Honolulu leg as soon as weather conditions improve.
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San Francisco
U.P
Frederick A. Gles
Australia
Giles
Honolulu
Manhole Lids Blown Off By Sewer Blast
Columbus scene reports a basement fire after Albert Landberger struck a match igniting sewer gas. The blast blew manhole lids along the sewer line behind his home, two lids landing on nearby roofs. No damage occurred.
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Columbus
Albert Landberger
McNary Seeks Compromise on Farm Relief Bill Strategy
President Coolidge designates Senator McNary to craft a compromise farm relief bill as a substitute for the old price stabilization plan. McNary criticizes the debenture scheme, stressing the need to honor Coolidge's supply and demand principles while pursuing a workable solution with broad support.
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McNary
Paut R. Melson
Wester
Washington
Coolidge
Sen- Me Agriculture Committee
McNary-Haugen Blk
Panaw
Congress
armyRloc
Mystery man McMullin named in jury tampering probe
William McMullin a Philadelphia born ex soldier and Burns detective squad member emerges as the mystery informer who tipped the Fall Sinclair jury watch. He told Governor Pinchot and Government counsel of Burns surveillance and said he was ordered to falsify affidavits. The affidavit ties Burns and his son to the juror tampering plan and a possible mistrial scheme.
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Herbert Little Datted
Uington
Solldier
William Jr
McMuhin
Philadelphia
Sinclair
Burns
MeMulin
Willan
V. Lang
Gifford Pinchot
Penn-sasivania
Pinchot
Burns Agency
Jliret
Gwen J. Roberts
Burns Squad
Sgaed
Grand Jury
William J. Burns
W. Sherman Burne
C. G. Ruddy
Justice Department Investigation Bureau
Carly West Buch
Mason Way
Sheldon Clark
McMolla Wan
Tol
Giascoch
L Vyton Gordon
Torney
Long
Harris St. Lamis
McMallin
Justice Siddons
Gordon
Mayor Arrested in Williamsburg Hunting Case
Wil lamsburg Mayor RK. Chassin was arrested by deputy state game warden Frank W. Stagg on a charge of hunting fur-bearing animals out of season for allegedly shooting a raccoon. He faces arraignment next Thursday before Mayor J. I. Larkin. Lawrence Duckwall, arrested with him, pleaded guilty to assisting in the hunting and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Duckwall allegedly lent the gun.
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Batavia
U.R
Chassin
Willamsburg
Frank W. Stagg
J. I. Larkin
Hatavia
Lawrence Duckwall
Wiliamsburg
Jum
Duckwall
Absent-Minded Thief Leaves Drum Teeth Ring on Train
A passenger, described as extremely absent minded, reportedly left a bass drum a set of false teeth and a wedding ring in a compartment of a Southern Railway train near London. Local officials appeal for the owner to claim the items.
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London
Southern Railway
Here
Police Intercept Gun Shipment Fueled Bootleg War
Cleveland police thwarted a plan to import machine gun parts for bootleg feuds. Three men, two Cleveland bootleggers and a Tom Lakes farmer, were arrested after crates from San Francisco were intercepted in Kent. Two guns were ordered held by Cleveland police as the investigation continues.
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Cleveland
U.R— Vist
Tom Lakes
L. S. Marines
Ken
Kent
San Francisco
Kurt Gloeckner
American Express Company
Highwaymen Rob Waynesburg Bank Cashier Near Canton
Five masked highwaymen forced cashier Markley from the Waynesburg bank off the road between Canton and Waynesburg. They bound him and stole 8450 dollars in cash after he had collected the money in Canton. He freed himself and alerted Sheriff Ed Gibson, prompting an immediate manhunt. The robber gang appeared foreign born and headed toward Canton.
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Canton
U.R
Markley
Waynesburg
Muckley
Wavesbury
Ed. J Gibson
Consumers' Soft Coal Stocks Total Over 61 Million Tons
Readers learn from the United States Bureau of Mines that on October 1 consumer stocks of bituminous coal stood at about 60.1 million tons, with a 5 million ton decrease from July 1. Exports were normal, home consumption fell 7.4 percent from 1926, while colder weather may lift demand. Additional dock stocks totaled 9.9 million tons of bituminous coal and 1.1 million tons of anthracite.
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Neelsonville
Uae
States Bureau of Mines
Lake Superior
Michigan
Boy Struck by Auto Near Nelsonville
Nelsonville, Nov 12. John Lester Kern six son of Elmer and Mrs Kern sustained critical injuries when struck by an automobile while playing in the road. He had skull and leg fractures and is in Logan at Cherrington Hospital. Witnesses say the driver is not to blame.
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Nelsonville
John Lester Kern
Elmer Kern
Here
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Flora J
Telpaneca Fight Leaves Liberals Dead or Wounded
Dispatches report 14 liberals killed or hurt in a Marine skirmish at Telpaneca with another engagement near Santarita by the Honduran border. General Miller alleged arrested in Bluefields. U S Marines receive ten new planes including an amphibian bomber and assume local election duties as conservatives win 46 of 63 municipalities.
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Managua
U. S
Telpaneca
Santarita
Honduran
Miller
Moncada
Bluefields
Weather Outlook Cold Period Through Nov 19
The forecast covers November 11 through 19. The Ohio Valley will see rain early and late in the period with rising temperatures Monday, colder by Wednesday, and a warming trend toward the week’s end.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Lobbyists No Longer Rule Planks Outlined by Turner
Columbus and Washington dispatches report Attorney General Edward C. Turner addressing Republican Women’s Council in Columbus, declaring bigotry and lobbyists in politics must end. He outlines five platform planks including outlawing paid lobbyists and stricter election laws while criticizing the Utilites and Saloon leagues. He notes a national shift after last Tuesday’s election and urges minimal campaign spend through small contributions. Indiana victory cited in Evanston game summaries as Hoosiers defeat Northwestern 18 to 7 with strong backfield and line play.
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Columbus
U.re
Edward C. Turner
Republican Women’s Council
Anti Saloon League
Turner
Balehazzar League
Sattelitea
Teltel
Taper
Utities Commission
Justices of the Peace
Washington
Republican Party
Coolidge
Charles Lindbergh
Hubbard
Camp Geographic Society
Paign
Tuchard J. Byrn
Lindbergh
Ruth Elder
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles
Levine
Mob hangs Black person near veterans dedication site
In Columbia Tennessee a mob gathered near a courthouse during a veterans dedication event. Henry Choate an 18 year old Black man was killed by a fall from a second story window after a confrontation with a 16 year old girl. Sheriff dispersed the mob and church pastor Rev J F Parsons denied the confession story.
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Columbia
Tenn
U.P
Henry H. Horton
Tennessee
Henry Choate
Choate
J. F. Parsons
First Methodist Church
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