Owner of Shows Will Renew Fight On Sunday Movies
Dover today saw renewed conflict over Sunday movies as George Chrest, owner of two theaters, planned to reopen tomorrow despite police raids last Sunday. Church leaders prepared to push for his arrest, while Christ, through attorneys, warned of arrest for other merchants if serving of a second warrant occurs. Merchants avoided entering the dispute, and city council members signaled support for an inside Sunday movie ordinance at Monday’s meeting.
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Dover
U.S
George Chrest
Christ
Vare and Smith Group To Continue Its Investigation
Washington report says the Vare Smith senatorial election investigating committee will convene next week to decide actions on two Republican senators-elect William F Ware and Frank J Smith whose elections are under contest. Chairman James A Reed announced the plan to stand on the record as it exists regarding campaign expenditures before Congress convenes December 6.
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Washington
Vare-Smith
James A. Reed
Congress
William FE. Ware
Repun
Frank J. Smith
Nare
Smith
Rebel General Aguilar Executed After Capture at Border
Mexico City reports General Oscar Aguilar, second in command to rebel General Hector Alamada, was executed after capture near the border while attempting to cross into Texas. Witnesses describe him signaling readiness as the firing squad carried out the sentence.
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Mexico City
Oscar Aguilar
Hector Alamada
Aguilar
Texas
Cook County Jury Acquits Alleged Labor Terrorist
In Chicago on November 19, a jury acquitted Marty Lenny Lewis of murdering junk dealer Max Draverman amid claims he led a unionizing effort. State's Attorney Crowe pressed for death, warning convictions were needed to deter future terrorist murders. Police fatally wounded John P. McLaughlin amid a separate confrontation targeting non union workers. In Middlesbrough England Joe Dry, 43, reportedly killed himself after his wife limited his allowance.
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Chicago
U.R
Cook County
Marty
Lenny" Lewis
Max Draverman
Lewis
Braverman
Robert B. Crowe
John P. McLaughlin
Dental Mechanics’ Union
MeLaughlin
McLaughlin
John Womosa
Watch for Three Sides to Problem Speaker Advises
Miss Mary Elwes urged three sides to every question at the League of Women Voters regional meeting in Zanesville. She said voting should be used intelligently, noted prison reforms by militant suffragists, and cited how women aided the war effort and saloon protests to shape policy.
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Zanesville
Mary Elwes
League of Women Voters
Elwen
Miss Elwes
England
Grange Degrees Cleveland As Farmers Convene
The sixty free annual convention of the grange in Cleveland opened with degrees and ritualist activities. All business sessions were suspended until tomorrow when farmers present their demands in the form of resolutions.
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Cleveland
TM Neers
Couple Seeks Court to Certify Adoption Record
In Columbus on November 19, Harley and Havel Martin filed a motion in the Supreme Court to certify the Mercer County Court of Appeals record in sustaining the adoption of Nadine Marae Fisher by Fred Fisher. The record notes divorces and custody disputes among the Martins and Fisher family, with multiple mentions of custody and remarriage amid proceedings.
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Columbus
Harley Martin
Havel Martin
Supreme Court
Mercer County Court of Appeals
Tower Courts
Pretty Nadine Marae
Fred Fisher
Iether
Fisher
Wayneston
Martins
Vfisher
Hriot
Coal operators threaten halt over proposed freight cuts
Negotiations before the L.C.C. reveal southern coal operators warn they cannot continue operation if freight rate reductions planned by Southern railroads to port destinations are cancelled by the commission. They say rate cuts on Northern lines last duty diverted work to Pennsylvania and Ohio lines, harming southern mining. More operators expected Monday.
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Washington
Southern Coal
Lc.c
Southern
Northern
Pennsbonia
Ohio Lines
More layoffs hit Corning roundhouse engineers
Nov 19 report shows additional job cuts at the Corning roundhouse with engineers moved to fringe tasks or placed on the slow board while others remain out of work. The piece notes certificates tied to a personal efficiency plan initiated around October 1.
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Orning
Othe
New York
Grim Funeral for Miss Emma Grim Held at Family Home
Funeral services for Emma Grim were held Thursday afternoon at her brother Charles A Grim's home 26 South Conn press street conducted by Rev L R Roberta. Burial followed at West Union street cemetery with a quartet singing two hymns. Out of town relatives included Mrs Cora Morgan and daughter Mary of Los Angeles, Mrs Myrtle Grim Maloney of Jacksonville Fla, Mrs Lydia Grant Warner of Medford Oregon and her brother James C Geilm of Pasadena California.
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Emma Grim
Charles A. Grim
South Connpress Street
L. R. Roberta
Charles
Millikan
Kober
P. Tompkins
Fred Leel
Tom
C.D. Glauque
West Union Street
Cora Morgan
Mary of
Lesani
Myrtle Grim Maloney
Jacksonville
Fla
Lydia Grant Warner
Medford
Oregon
James C. Geilm
Pasadena
Cal
Hunters Busy As Corning Reports Opening Hunting
Hunters from Worting flock to Corning as the opening of the season yields many rabbits. The town notes workers skipping duties for hunting and reports on a hospital operation involving Mrs. Joe Reese without anesthesia. Relatives and local residents attend Mrs. Reese during the procedure.
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Corning
Worting
P T A Meeting Aims to Unify Parents and Teachers
The Parent-Teacher Association regular meeting is set for Monday evening with all parents urged to attend. Pastor Wusie leads a devotional service at 7 o clock and J W Morris delivers the closing message. June certificates are issued for Junior CB from Dayton.
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Dayton
Clarence Harris to Preach at All Sunday Services
Attendance shown as Dr J H Harris conference superintendent will preach at each Sunday service. A friendship dinner will be served in the basement at noon. A platform meeting is planned at 1 30. The Hollister choir will provide music.
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J. HH. Harris
Hollister Choir
Death cycles strike a Minnesota family across generations
In St Paul Minnesota G V reportedly dies in a seven year cycle joining a line where a brother died in 1920 a sister in 1919 a mother in 1906 and a father in 1890. The pattern shows a long running family mortality interval.
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Paul
Minn
G. V
Progressive Literary Club Meets at 32 Franklin Avenue
Society notes record the Progressive Literary club meeting at 32 Franklin avenue on Tuesday evening with Miss Blanche Finsterwald, and the Child Conservation league gathering at 7 with Mrs. E. G. Burt at 19 Elliott street. Mrs. F. E. Marshman reads and members bring items for Thanksgiving charity. A Thanksgiving dance at the Country club is listed as a weekly calendar affair. Needie Craft club meeting previously held at Mrs. Fred R. Beasley’s residence is noted as postponed.
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Progressive Literary Club
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Avenue
Child Conservation League
E. G. Burt
Elliott Street
FE. Marshman
Country Club
Oor
Wee Needie Craft Club
Fred R. Beasley
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Cook County Jury Acquits
Middlesborough
Eng
Joe KR. Dry
Littler
George O. Thurn
Athens Messenger Cooking School
Ideal Bread
Littler’s Bakery
the Family OF Bakers
National Organizations Convention
Ulla Raster
Ghusland
Shemburn
Davenport
Macey Ors
Thomson
Roundhouse
Rotary Agers
Gorning
J. G. Ludwick
Morristown
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Bonebrake Seminary
Lewis G. Ludwick
van A
Ludwick
United Brethren Church
Brother T. Athens
P.T. A
Marie Grim
Hristian Church of
New Marsh
Tfield
Grange Hall
The
Cooking School
Turkey
Stedman’s
F. C. Stedman Co. Packers
Athens, Ohio
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