Harding Will Die Mexico a Share Deal
Senator Harding sails toward the canal zone and plans a Marion Star souvenir edition aboard the Parismina. U.S. relations with Mexico under Obregon are viewed positively, with expectations of recognition after Wilson’s inauguration. aide believes peaceful development and reforms are needed as Mexico rebuilds schools, roads, and farms.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Parismina
Senator Harding
Canal Zone
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Harding
Marion Star
Mexico
Mexican
Obregon
Rio Grande
Hardine
Wilson
Farding
Cleveland Robbery Suspect Sentenced to Life in Prison
Mike Nestor pleaded guilty to participating in a payroll robbery at the Smeed Box Company in Cleveland. He and two accomplices killed William Howe when he tried to intervene, and Judge Baer sentenced Nestor to life imprisonment.
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Cleveland
Mike Nestor
Baer
Nestor
William Howe
Preacher Spranklin to stand trial in Trumble killing
Windsor Ont November 19 Rev J O L Spranklin a preacher and liquor license inspector whose raid led to Beverly Trumble's death must face trial for the killing. Attorney General Raney ordered re arrest and trial after a coroner jury had exonerated him claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
J. O. L. Spranklin
Beverly Trumble
Here
Trumble
W. E. Raney
Spraklin
Strike Big Gas Well Near Syracuse
The Ohio Valley Oil and Refining Company reports a three million feet gas well in the Berea sand near Syracuse, Pomeroy. The well will likely be sold in the local territory, adding a valuable supply as Bend gas dwindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy, O
Ohio Valley Oil and Refining Company
Syracuse
Berea
Loot totaling 100000 seized in train mail robbery
Loot ch ained by bandits who plundered a mail car on a Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train between Des Moines and Omaha amounted to 100000 according to unofficial statements. Federal investigators pursue clues as two rail line robberies in two weeks draw in suspects. Three men held for a Burlington train raid at Council Bluffs confess and implicate a fourth.
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Omaha
Neb
Rock Island & Pacific
Des Moines
Burlington
Council Bluffs
Teddy Bear Saves Child From Automobiling Tragedy
In Defiance Ohio on November 19 a Teddy Bear saved the life of four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Degler. The child was knocked down by a car and the wheel passed over her body. The bear clasped in the child’s arms acted as a cushion between wheel and body.
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Defiance
Albert Degler
Germany Renounces Colonial Rights in League Note
Geneva November 19 Germany notified the league of nations that it no longer regards itself bound by the clause surrendering colonies. The peace treaty granted Germany up to all oversea possessions renounced in Article 118 Section 1 Part 4.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Wilson addresses league assembly as votes for Armenia debated
President Wilson's greetings to the league of nations assembly were read and greeted with applause. G M Barnes of Great Britain urged action for Armenia while acknowledging Nansen's report on repatriation of prisoners of war. Preparations continued to dispatch troops to Vilno for supervising the Polish Lithuanian plebiscite with troops from Britain, Spain, France and Belgium at the league's disposal.
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Geneva
Wilson
League of Nations Assembly
League
Assembly
G. M. Barnes
Great Britain
Nansen
Barnes
Armenia
Council
Parties Unknown Says a Coroner's Jury in South
Douglas Ga November 18 a coroner's jury found three black men Will Parry Will Ivory and Ivorys wife killed by a mob of several hundred on a country road seven miles from Douglas. The men were implicated in the death of a young planter and were taken from Sheriff Tanner Irwin County as he fled with them toward Fitzgerald for safety.
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Douglas
Will Parry
Will Ivory
Ivory
Tanner
Irwin County
Fitzgerald
Gillen Aims to Provide Ammunition to Walsh Panel
In New York on November 19 Martin J. Gillen former assistant chairman of the United States shipping board is in Washington to obtain ammunition to present to the Walsh congressional committee. Investigators will examine several witnesses for evidence of graft and inefficiency in the board s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammuntion
NWW
York
Martin J. Gillen
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Walsh Congressional Committee
Public Dance at Junior Hall Saturday Night
Saturday night event at Junior Hall with entry 75 cents for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies. The listing references code 1118-4 for the notice.
Crisis Here Says Merchant King Chicago
Nov 19 James C Simpson vice president of Marshall Field and Co predicts price reductions spark fierce competition as wholesalers and retailers adjust to postwar demand. He says production lag, loose orders, and a 1920s price collapse threaten spring 1921 supplies and jobs while urging optimism and competitive resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James C. Simpson
Marshall, Field and Company
United Press Today
Simpson
Aymad
Split Allies and the German Colonial Question
J W T Mason argues Germany challenges the entente unity by repudiating mandates for former colonies. He notes France and Britain clash over postwar aid to Germany while stating the league lacks authority over colonies. Neutral powers at Geneva may back Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. T. Mason
United Press
New York
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
France
Great Britain
League With
Geneva
Farmer Must Take Hand In Selling Own Wares
Ex congressman A F Lever urges American farmers at the Farmers National Congress in Columbus Ohio to invest up to 500000 to promote farm wares in movie theaters slides and lectures. He says farmers should form sales agencies with expert salesmen and export associations to reach global markets and not be limited by local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. F. Lever
Georgia
Lever
Initiatory Class Start Notice From C O F
All members requested to be present Friday night to start class in the initiatory. H. M. Bennett, noble grand. 11-17-83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bennett
Noble Grand
Meeting Notice for Men's Class Friday 7 PM
A notice announces an important business meeting for the men's class at the Christian Church in Chauncey on Friday at 7:00 PM. The date given is 11-18-2, noted as the meeting day in the readable portion of the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Chauncey
War casualty Floyd Rife dies after severe wounds
Floyd Rife aged about 22, son of Mr and Mrs Val Rife, died at his parents home near Dexter Ohio after severe machine gun wounds in France and gas exposure. He was treated in Baltimore and South Carolina with no lasting improvement. He leaves a widow formerly Miss King of Bedford township. Funeral was held at Columbia chapel.
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Dexter
Floyd Rife
Val Rife
Here
France
Baltimore
South Carolina
Miss King
Bedford Township
Columbia Chapel
Stewart Mill Destroyed by Flames in Stewart City
In Stewart, Ohio a three story frame flour and grist mill owned by Biddison and Sands on the riverfront was burned out shortly after 4 pm. The fire started in an office room from a faulty flue and caused several thousand dollars in losses, with some coverage by insurance. A nearby barn also burned and three hogs perished after being driven from the blaze.
Banquet for Loyal Young Men Class at First Christian Church
The Loyal Young Men’s class at the First Christian Church held a Tuesday evening banquet in church parlors assisted by the Ladies Aid Society and Pollyanna class girls. Prof Peck Em of Ohio University spoke on The Balance Sheet of Life after tables were cleared. The group, reorganized recently, aims to become a leading Sunday school class.
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Elass
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Peckem
Ohio University
T. R. Bennett
Y W C A Recognition Service at Ewing Hall
The Ohio University Y W C A to hold a Recognition service at six thirty this evening in Ewing Hall auditorium. New members join the chapter with old members in a candle drill, with Miss Katherine Halsey and Miss Henrietta Riley attending from Cincinnati.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Y. W
Katherine Halsey
Cincinnati
Henrietta Riley
Athens
Public Invited to Attend Meeting on Illiteracy in Athens County
Public invited to Ellis Hall to hear informal talks on ways to combat illiteracy. Several investigators will speak as part of the discussion. Athens statistics note 21 illiterate men in the city, signaling public concern.
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Ellis Hall
Athens County
Athens
Fear of breaking Riga peace talks over Crimea gains
Warsaw reports Polish officials fear a Russian exit from permanent peace negotiations at Riga. Soviet Crimea successes could persuade Moscow to reclaim lost territory despite the talks. Jan Dombski opened the session urging a peace based on mutual trust. Adolf Joffe replied Russia remains confident in Poland's sincerity.
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Warsaw
Riga
Crimea
Jan Dombski
Adolf Joffe
Russia
Poland
King Constantine plans return to throne with Carol joining
London reports Constantine to leave Lucerne for Athens after Olga named regent. He believes nothing can stop his return to Greece as allies cannot bar him or his son as ruler. Crown Prince Carol of Romania joined the Greek royal family, with a bethrothal to Princess Helen of Graece expected to be announced.
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London
Constantine
Lucerne
Athens
Olga
Greece
Carol
Romania
Helen of Graece
Southwest farmers vote for grain price strike in Kansas City
Farmers of the southwest approved a resolution demanding Congress enact credit legislation to help tide them over the price deflation. If unmet, the resolution warns they will withhold this year’s crop from the market until a price yielding reasonable profit is secured.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Congress
Yankees Leave Coal Districts
Americans evacuate the coal regions of Coahuila Mexico amid fear of clashes between miners and the government over seized mines. The government warned it would seize the mines if no agreement or surrender is reached by Monday, and workers were expected to resist efforts.
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Gagle Pass
Texas
Coahuila
Mexico
Churches in Columbus Fight Gas Classification
Clergy and Columbus Gas and Fuel Company clash over whether churches are industrial concerns or educational institutions. An order to shut off gas for industrials includes churches, threatening no gas Sundays and cold buildings or canceled services unless churches win educational status.
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Columbus, O
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
Santa Maria Hydroplane Returns Safe From Havana Trip
The passenger hydroplane Santa Maria carrying nine people from Key West to Havana, reported missing late last night, arrived safely in Jacksonville early today per Havana wireless dispatches. All aboard were reported safe.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Santa Maria
Key West
Havana
Unique term in jail starts for Lapinska in Cleveland
Stanley Lapinska, 36, began a five weekend jail term after Judge Manuel Le Vine sentenced him to ten days for contempt of court for disobeying an order against molesting his wife and nonpayment of $20 monthly support. He chose to serve two days each weekend, citing job loss.
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Cleveland, CO
Stanley Lapinska
Manuel Levine
Lapinska
Levine
First Case of Criminal List Lost by State
The jury in State of Ohio vs Henry Ward found him not guilty of burglary. Ward, arrested for breaking into John Tedrow store on September 24, 1930, was acquitted after a five minute verdict. Defense witnesses claimed Ward drank at Tedrow’s and disputes over stolen goods. The court ordered Ward dismissed.
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State of Ohio
Henry Ward
William Clark
James Walsh
George Hill
Charles Maxwell
Albert Mingus
T. J. Walburn
E. J. Kessinger
J. W. Higgins
J. A. Mulligan
Homer Graves
George Haybrow
Ebe
Hill
Ben Six
John Tedrow
Ward
Tedrow
Newark Youth Charged with Murder of Judge Irvine
Angus Irvine, 21, is charged with first degree murder in the Tuesday night killing of his father, former Probate Judge Walter A. Irvine, in Newark Ohio. The affidavit was sworn by Sheriff Bryan and Angus to be held for the Licking county grand jury. The mother reports years of alleged cruelty by the judge, including abuse of her and Angus.
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Newark
Angus Irvine
Walter A. Irvine
Angus
Bryan
Licking County
Irvine
Branham Found Guilty in Burglary Case
A jury in the Ohio case State v Branham convicted New man Branham of burglary after about twenty minutes of deliberation. The verdict follows a Halloween 1920 break in at the Manhattan store in Chauncey where underwear and other items were stolen. Branham surrendered to a magistrate, then pleaded not guilty.
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State of Ohio
Newman Branham
Branham
Manhattan
Chauncey
Helwig
Newman
Cleveland Bar Seeks Disbarment of Judge McGannon
The Cleveland Bar Association moved to start disbarment proceedings against Judge William H. McGannon chief justice of the municipal courts and a central figure in the Joyce murder trial after the grievance committee reviewed complaints.
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Cleveland, CO
William H. McGannon
Joyce
Cleveland Bar Association
Steel Trust Stays Price Levels Despite Higher Costs
United States Steel Corporation will not raise prices, citing stabilizing business as the top priority. Judge Gary announced that base selling prices were fixed in March 1919 by steel industry and government representatives, though production costs have risen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Quarrying method in Georgia uses air jets to split granite
An article notes a Georgia quarrying process employing compressed air to fracture granite blocks. It describes the technique's application and potential efficiency compared with traditional splitting.
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Georgia
Whiskey Ring Suspected in New England Loot
United States Attorney Edward J. Smith is said to have information on a large illicit liquor trafficking operation centered in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Mulvihill claims a nationwide whiskey ring runs from the Compo Inn in Westport led by Jacob Levy, with whiskey imported to New York and sold to retailers at high profit. profits cited reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Bridgeport
Conn
United States
Edward JL. Smith
New England
Conneticut
Massachusetts
Compo Inn
Westport
Jacob Levy
King of
Mulvihill
New York
Gers
Mountedutt
Returning to Washington after funeral visit
Mr Wade Ellis and Mrs Ellis Cox Dean return to their homes after attending the funeral of Alston Ellis. Wade Ellis formerly Ohio attorney general is a nephew of Ohio University’s late president. Mrs Dean will return to Cincinnati after being at the funeral. Mr Dean had left yesterday.
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Wade Ellis
Washington D. C
Alston Ellis
Ohio
Ohio University
Ellis Cox Dean
Cincinnati
Dean
Uncle Sam offers home efficiency tips bulletin
The U S government promotes a Home Conveniences bulletin with household time saving ideas. It suggests simple bends and collapsible legs for boards a cheap fireless cooker and a rinser and drainer to reduce labor and fuel use. Free copies available through the Washington Information Bureau with a small postage stamp and return address.
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United States
Sam
Washington Information Bureau
Plains
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
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