Well Known Lady of City Dies After Illness
Mrs Lulu Dean Henderson wife of George E Henderson died at City Hospital after an operation. She was 29 years old with five children and had been ill since Tuesday despite plans for her family’s happiness. Her father was the late John Dean. she was the eldest daughter.
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Lulu Dean Henderson
George E. Henderson
City Hospital
Henderson
Xir
John Dean
Geo. KB. Henderson
Lalw
The
Sentinel
Ralph Swaim
Akron
Ohio
Duard Swaim
Gussie Davis Swaim
Grafton
Davis
Walnut Street
A. A. Holt
Dey Mayig
Mir
Walt
Tragic double incident linked to Akron youth
Ralph Swaim 21 of Akron shot at Eunice Duncombe 18 in Cleveland after jealous dispute. Duncombe wounded spine. Swaim killed himself. Duncombe once attended Central High School. the two were engaged years earlier. Police say confrontation occurred at Duncombe’s apartment vestibule after a dance invitation was refused.
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Jed Ralph Swaim
Central High School
Eunice Pincombe
Cleveland
Miss Duncombe
Garner's Hospital
Miss Dunncombe
Duncombe
Polic
Hewe
Rwaim
Mics Duncomb
Bas Pial
Suaim
Mang
Catharine Swaim
Fie
Tragedy Shocks Grace ME Church Community
A youth described as a tall dark haired boy with brown eyes is linked to a fatal shooting. Police report the gun used was a 22 caliber revolver and the incident occurred Tuesday after a funeral arrangement was to be announced. Swaim, a 1999 Stine graduate from a class of 83, was noted as unpopular at times and quiet in school while Duncombe was remembered as popular and active in Cen-High activities.
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Ralph
Akem
Swa m
Reid
Gan Ss Beng
Swaim
Stine
Dune
Inez Parshall
Duncombe
Edith Hall Dies in Meadland at 79 After Illness
Mrs Edith Hall aged 79 died at her Meadland home last night at 8 30 after several weeks of complications. She was wife of the late Reuben W Hall and lived with her daughter Mrs Ida Henderson. Survived by two daughters, several grandchildren, brothers and sisters. Funeral Sunday at 11 from Harmony Grove Church with Rev Hamric officiating.
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Edith Hall
Meadland
Hall
Reuben W. Hall
Grafton
Thomas Maxwell
da Henderson
I B. Dunham
Belington
R. Jam
Philippi
Martha Davis
Elizabeth Thinham
Earl Henderson
Fetternan
C. L. Kister
Flossie Shaffer
Comicusville
Cumberland
Edith Henderson
Herbert
Mary Tucker
Pruntytown
Leona Rhorhough
Baptist Church
Harmony Grove Church
Hamric
Perine & Bartlett
Brooks Benty Shoots Self in Webster
Brooks Minty, age 1 years, shot himself while cleaning a rifle in his Webster home. The bullet struck his right knee, delivered at City Hospital for immediate care. He had been working on the railroad before the accident and was preparing to hunt. The knee remains in bad condition but the patient rests easily and is expected to recover, though there is risk of persistent stiffness from the bullet path.
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Brooks Minty
Webster
Breks
Hasbard
Europe
Great Britain
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Hustand
Mrs Hamon Declines to Prosecute Hamon Shooting
Mrs. Hamon widow of Jake L Hamon denies accusing Miss Clara Smith of shooting him. She would not prosecute if Miss Smith returned to Ardmore Oklahoma. Hamon, a Republican leader and millionaire, died last Friday after being shot five days earlier, and Mrs. Hamon would accept a Republican national committeeman post in his memory if offered. Lawson Moore of Pittsburg visiting Ardmore this week.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jake Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National Committee
Clara Smith
Buller
Wireless telegraph to carry farm market news nationwide
Washington plans experimental wireless delivery of agricultural market news to farmers in Maryland and Virginia near the capital in cooperation with the Bureau of Standards. Seventeen wireless stations envisioned with daily summaries and crop and weather reports, linked by telegraph wires to Washington.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Standards
Maylands
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maine
New York
Mississippi River
Colored House Breaker Arrested on Robbery Charge
Charis J. was arrested November 28 by Officer Fletcher Tugslay on suspicion of taking part in robberies at several city homes. Preliminary hearing revealed strong evidence. Anderson, with prior state scrapes and reform-school background, is linked to the crimes and awaiting grand jury in February.
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Charis J
FletchercTugslay
Squire McAfferty
Doether
Tygaris Valley
Anderson
Witheuses
Ug Rity
Pris
Sqyre
Aitexail
Watkins
Ons Glues
Weißbievius
Hayashi
Card
Squire
McCilterry
Prosewine
Merlon Watkins
Andreon Wie
Brand
Quiet milling industry faces gentle downturn in Chicago
Kansas millers under investigation see little disruption as four major mills report quiet operations. AW Tus band, secretary of the Millers National Moderation, notes domestic demand remains weak relative to export capacity, implying limited tour or expansion pressure despite calls for action.
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Cwicago
Atention
Kansas
Fire Destroys Mingo Jail Sparks Local Turmoil
In Williamson West Virginia on September 4 a jail fire alarmed residents as soldiers rushed to the scene. A prisoner accidentally started the blaze with his blankets causing a temporary disturbance. Adjutant General Morris of Kentucky met with Colonel Hall to assess Tug River border tensions and report on regional sheriff activities. Firearm seizures at Matewan and Red Jacket were moved to the county seat. Borderland will be visited next Monday.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Morris
Kentucky
Hall
Tug River
Kentucky-West Virginia
Pike County
Chatterey
Matewan
Red Jacket
Borderland
Sherdf
Mrs MacSwiney greeted in New York by crowds
Mrs Mu riel MacSwiney widow of Cork’s lord mayor arrived in New York aboard the Celtic to testify before the Committee of 100 on Ireland. She was met by Mary MacSwiney and a crowd waving tri colors as a reception band played national anthems and cheers erupted when a taxicab carried them away.
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New York
Muriel MacSwineys
Cork
Celtic
Committee of 100
Condiitons
Ireland
Mary MacSwiney
Lnte
Irigh Republic
Imediately An
WV county assessors pay not doubled by suffrage vote rise
West Virginia county assessors will not receive double pay despite voter totals doubling after the women's suffrage amendment. Attorney General Hi England issued a formal opinion stating salaries scale with voter counts, $20 per 109 voters up to 3,000 increasing gradually to a maximum $2,500 annually, while some wage demands and broader political headlines recede.
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Clarlson
W. Va
West Virginia
England
Omar G. Trobingon
Summeraville
Aesons
America to Represent United States at Chilean Event
Chilean festivities mark four hundred years since Magellan Strait discovery with thirteen nations invited. United States ambassador Joseph H. Shea will lead the American delegation as special envoy, naval units Dee Maines and Dolphin join the pageant under Rear Admiral Bryan. Britain Argentina Brazil Portugal and others will send ambassadors and ships.
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Chile
Strait of Magellan
Infante Don Fernando
Baviera
Kine Alfonso
Joseph H. Shea
United States
Dee Maines
Dolphin
Bryan
Great Britain
J. T. ©. Vaughan
Argentina
Brazil
Portugal
Venezuela
Panama
Uruguay
Salvador
Costa Rica
Austral Region
Territory of
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Torre del Fuego
Punta Arenas
Opportunees for Men Milligan Tops West Point Prospects
A clef of eastern colleges and universities rate Mullican Milligan as one of the greatest tackles to ever buck a line. The Columbia University cadet and New York City native stands six feet tall, weighs over 200 pounds, and is lauded for speed and hitting power. He entered West Point on a certificate from Manis High School amid new Army regulatory schooling provisions.
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Wett “Cat
Columbia University
Denniss J
Mulligue
Ldsstven
Waive
Jsuck
O'Niil
Jywemen
Mutlignat
South Feta
Brians
New York City
Manis High School
Naw
Peter G. Hacks
United States Army
West Point
Young Milligan
Mullisai
Military Academy
Lee
Jury urges ban on English speaking aliens in state
A Kings County jury urges banning aliens unable to read or write English and lacking understanding of fundamental liberties from entering the United States. The presentment blames foreign colonies for the crime wave and calls on Congress to enact immigration restrictions.
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New York
Don
Kings
Todas
Congress
Brother Shoots Sister In Berkley County West Virginia
Martinsburg dispatch reports six year old Golda May Spitler was shot and killed in her home when a gun her brother was loading accidentally discharged last night near Martinsburg West Virginia. The incident occurred in Berkley County with authorities investigating the accidental shooting.
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Berkley County
W.va
Martinsburg
W. Va
Golda May Spitler
Here
New York Judge Refuses to Vacate Railroad Rate Injunction
In Ston N Y Judge Duck of the state supreme court declined to vacate an injunction restraining railroads from increasing interstate passenger rates by twenty percent as ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. No rules were to have gone into effect until November 29.
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New York
R. R
Ston
N. Y
Lee
Duck
State Supreme m4
Wlite
Comingnion
Sale of Real Estate for Taxes Delinquent 1920
Notice of public auction at the county courthouse on December 30 1920 for delinquent 1918 taxes. Each tract will be sold for cash to satisfy the amount due as listed, with parcels offered in whole or part as necessary. The sale time is between 10 AM and 4 PM at the courthouse front door.
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Said-County
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