Pythian Building Opens in Logan With Grand Ceremony
Logan residents witnessed the formal dedication of the Pythian Building a castle hall and theater in Logan led by Judge Curtiss Williams grand chancellor and staff. A torchlight parade 350 marchers with band music preceded the program as visiting lodges joined locals in a week of degree work and ceremonies.
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Logan
Curtius Williams
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
Adelphi Band
Dokkies
Zanesville
J. W. Gabriel
Frank Adcock
J. P. Rochester
Harley M. Whitcraft
Judge Williams
A. Hoskins
Columbus
E. Wiles
KE. M. Mossel
Lancaster
N. E. Kidd
Marietta
E. E. Corniell
Bowling Green
The
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Thurness
Edward Myers
W. S. Krieg
Dil Sanderson
Nell Cooley
Merl Weymuller
Romanian King Ferdinand In Serious Condition
Berlin reports say King Ferdinand of Romania remains in serious condition as Bucharest dispatches note the illness and emphasize the king’s frail state.
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Berlin
Ferdinand
Romania
Bucharest
Firebug Believed Active in Toledo After Wide-Spread Fires
U S authorities linked seven fires within fifteen hours in Toledo to a suspected firebug. Total losses reach about 200000 dollars with the worst damage at C A Mauk Lumber Co yards amounting to 175000 dollars. one fireman was overcome during the blazes.
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Toledo
U.S
C. A. Mauk Lumber Company
Washington Monument suicides claim two more lives
In Washington on November 23 two men died by jumping from the monument. B Ward, 35, and Harry Anderson, a Spanish American War veteran, both fell to their deaths. Ward is the fifth known victim to die by this means at the monument.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
B. Ward
Harry Anderson
Ward
Broken Threads Opens With Rusty Portrait Delivers Dec 1
Margaret is known as Rusty though not christened that name. The piece titled Broken Threads introduces her in a vivid, intimate voice as The Messenger notes the story begins on Wednesday December 1.
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Rusty
Margaret
the Messenger
DINES WITH ASTORS
Queen Marie ends her American visit with a quiet day in New York shopping visiting institutions and dining with the Astors. Crowds have faded since landing and security worries persisted for her party during the six week trip.
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New York
Queen Marie
Astors
United States
West Coast
Berengaria
Europe
Mrs Jane Gibson Not Expected To Live A Week
Jersey City officials report Mrs Jane Gibson who testified in the Hall Mills trial is not expected to live another week. Medical staff at the city hospital described her condition as critical after she escaped death and returned to reveal her story.
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Jane Gibson
Jersey City
U.R
Hall-Mills
City Hospital
Somerville
N. J
Gibson
Besieee
Henry Stevens
Frances Hall Wilt
Fingerprint Experts Contest Hall Mills Prints
Navy fingerprint expert testifies for the defense that the prints on a card found on Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall do not match Willie Stevens. Aes tographer A. J. Drummond and Criminal Identification official Fred Sandburg support the challenge. Kuhne of New York's identification bureau completes the lineup.
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Willie Stevens
Somerville
N. J
U.R
James H. Taylor
Navy Department
Hall-Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
Stevens
A. J. Drummond
Fred Sandburg
Criminal Identification Bureau
Washington, D. C
Taylor
Sandburg
Faurot
Gerhard Kuhne
Central Bureau of Identification
New York City
Government loses anti trust case against GE and Westinghouse
The government failed in its anti trust suit in the Supreme Court against General Electric and two Westinghouse firms. The decision of the Northern Ohio Federal district court dismissing the complaint was affirmed.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
General Electric Company
Westinghouse
Northern
Ohio
Youths expelled but vow to make good at Lake Forest
Harold Trounsell and Carl Ek, Lake Forest University students, were expelled after authorities found gin and girls in their room. Ek praised poets Shelley and Keats, calling himself H. L. Mencken of the campus, and Trounsell, president of the sophomore class, said they would go to New York to emulate them.
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Chicago
Shelley
Keats
Harold Trounsell
Carl Ek
Lake Forest University
University
Trounsell
New York
Ohio banks to release over twenty million holiday savings
More than 20 million dollars will be turned over by Ohio banks during the coming month to about 500 000 residents from Christmas savings accounts. Charles H Mylander acting secretary of the Ohio Bankers association said the sum will boost holiday trade reduce debts and increase state savings deposits. Approximately 25 percent of total saved is transferred to regular savings accounts.
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Ohio
Columbus
United,Press
Charles H. Mylander
Ohio Bankers Association
Mas
Mylander
Defense Reveals Inside Story in Fall-Doheny Oil Trial
The defense argues President Harding courted Fall to stay in cabinet and claims the $100,000 from Doheny was a personal loan. It portrays Fall and Doheny as patriots, cites Warren Denby led Navy Pearl Harbor plans, and notes the jury is locked for security.
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Harding
Washington
Doheny
Fall
Eli Hills
Hays
Will Hays
Hogan
Pearl Harbor
Navy Department For Defense
Navy of
Navy Department
Denby
pDaneas
Owen Roberts
Senate
California
Marshalls
Adolph A. Hoeling
Car collision kills Frank Osbun near stop 24
Frank Osbun died when his car was struck by a D. & M. traction car near stop 24 in Delaware. The traction car sustained damage and passengers were moved to an emergency car.
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Delaware
Frank Osbun
Billion Dollar Royal Dinner Honors Marie and Heirs
In New York, a gala dinner hosted by Charles Mitchell drew a guest list valued at about a billion dollars. Queen Marie, with Price Nicholas and Princess Ileana, attended while American guests included several with fortunes far smaller than the royal entourage.
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Tuxedo
N. Y
U P
Marie
Price Nicholas
Princess Ileana
Charles Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Mansfield Youth Confesses Double Murder in Police Station
Mansfield, Nov. 23 United Press George Thoma 23 confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Benjamin Greenwald and attacking their daughter Bonnie Sherman. He said he borrowed a shotgun was refused followed by beating Greenwald with a hammer and Mrs Greenwald with a stick then returned to police HQ to recount his actions.
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Greenwald
Police Headquarters
Auto Crash Kills One Injures Another In Youngstown
Police said a stolen auto crashed into a telephone pole near Youngstown injuring 24 year old George Baldwin while 24 year old Ed gar Geldner was killed. The fatal crash occurred on November 23 after the car had been stolen a few hours earlier.
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Youngstown
Edgar Geldner
George Baldwin
Here
Fifteen Men Believed Entombed After Alberta Mine Blast
Winnipeg dispatch reports fifteen miners believed entombed in the McGillivray coal mine at Coleman Alberta after a gas and dust explosion. Two bodies have been recovered and about thirty men were in the mine. fifteen of them escaped to the surface.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
McGillivray
Coleman
Alberta
Hill County Schools Need Funds to End Year
Ohio state and district schools require 1 774 100 dollars to operate through year end and 2 557 000 dollars to adequately support next year. County superintendents and lawmakers heard the figures at a Methodist church meeting. The first amount covers teachers salaries with most likely payments delayed until next year.
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Ohio
Methodist Church
Vernon M. Riegel
Adams Peete
Athens
Gallia
Fis Iibertenciesctscsbted
Washington
Heavy Midwest Snow disrupts travel as bureau foresees more
Chicago and the Midwest face heavy snow with travel blocks on highways. The Weather Bureau predicts additional snowfall tomorrow after 24 hours of storms. Counties near Sioux City and Mount Carmel report significant accumulation and low temperatures, with fears of livestock losses if cold persists.
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Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
Midwest
Sioux Ty
Mount Carmel
Ship Seized 140 Miles at Sea Near New York Harbor
A German ship, seized by the U S coast guard destroyer McCall 140 miles at sea, rode at anchor near the Statue of Liberty under armed guard. Officials kept details secret. The vessel reportedly carried 100000 cases of Scotch whisky valued over five million dollars retail, bound from Hamburg to Halifax, with papers indicating foreign designation. The crew and captain questioned the seizure and offered no resistance.
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New York
United Press
United States
Coast Guard
McCall
New York Harbor
Hamburg
Halifax
C. & C. to Acquire C. & H. Railroad
The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad won ICC approval to take control of the Chesapeake and Hocking railroad as part of the Van Sweringen consolidation plan. The commission also allowed issuing 312.5 million dollars in promissory notes to finance construction from Gregg to Valley Crossing, Ohio.
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Washington
U.R
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Hocking Railroad
van Sweringen
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake and Hocking
Gregg
Valley Crossing
Ohio
Superintendents Push Budget For State Aid Reform
Fifty superintendents and county officers met at the First Methodist church to discuss school finances. They urged a full honest budget of needs and proposed sending blanks to districts to obtain the actual amount required for state aid. Vernon M. Riegel and others urged presenting a united front to legislators to secure funding, noting prior cuts from four to eight point six million dollars.
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E. O. McCowen
Scioto County
Bates
Wy County
Vernon M. Riegel
Weather note from 1933 table offers 73 degree reading
A fragmentary weather entry notes a 73 degree reading in 1933 as part of a table likely cataloging temperatures. The incomplete text limits specifics such as location date or accompanying conditions.
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Ate
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King
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John Montgomery
Defense
Paul W. White
Herbert Little
Mansfield
Hill County
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Mont
Earl
C. & H. Railroad
NEA
Tex
Mardis
Ens County
P. Mooney
Ing
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Meri
Bers
Riegel
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