Louisville Street Railway Strike Seizes City
In Louisville on November 1, 500 striking workers from the Louisville Street Railway, mostly from the Amalagamated Association, demand higher wages and reinstatement of discharged colleagues. Police guard lightly used lines with 500 strike breakers arriving. three arrests for stones and sixteen later on as obstructions blocked Second and Chestnut streets.
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Louisville
Louisville Street Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Ind
Second and
Chestnut Street
Thaw Trial Postponed After Conference in New York
Martin W. Littleton and District Attorney Jerome agreed to move Thaw's trial to a date after December 2. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw remains at her Park Avenue home following a facial nerve operation two weeks ago performed by Dr. Valdemar Silio.
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New York
Martin W. Littleton
Harry Bk
Thaw
Jerome
Justice Dowling
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Park Avenue
Valdemar Silio
Elks Lodge Members Return From Danville Initiation Debate
In Muncie Indiana on November 15 officers of Elks Lodge No 245 returned from Danville Alabama where the lodge conducted the initiation of Uncle Joe Cannon speaker of the House of Representatives believed to be involved in the event.
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Muncie, Ind
Muncie Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Danville
Joe’? Cannon
House of Representatives
Coroner Finds Mary Prell Of Age After Inquest
In Sandusky Ohio coroner Southwick concludes after an inquest into Mary Prell that she was of legal age and that no further legal proceedings are warranted following her death after a visit to Christian Scientists.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Southwick
Mary Prell
Spoiled Beauty Fight Over Damages
Joseph B. Barbay sued for 500 after a dermatologist removed blowfish from his face. He told Justice Milesse the treatment harmed him rather than helped, seeking damages of 500.
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Barbay
St. Louis
Joseph B. Barbay
Justice Milesse
Woman's Stocking Not a Depository
Iowa Supreme Court rules a woman's stocking is not a proper place to carry money. Mrs Sarah F E McNaughton of Waterloo sued Illinois Central Railway for 5000 damages after falling in Waterloo depot while reaching money from her stocking. The court held the railroad not liable.
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Omaha
Neb
World Herald
Des Moines
Supreme Court of Iowa
Sarah FE. McNaughton
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railway ,Company
Roosevelt to Sign Oklahoma Statehood Proclamation
The White House announced that President Roosevelt will sign the proclamation admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory to statehood at 10 oclock Saturday morning. The new state will come into existence instantly at 9 oclock Central Time in Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Heyman quits after license clash in Oxford
Howard Heyman of Model Clothing quits plans for an Oxford store after Mayor King demands a 10 per day license fee. Heyman had rented a room and promised a shop but walks away, leaving Oxford without a promised up to date clothing outlet.
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Howard Heyman
The
Model Clothing Company
Mayor King
Oxford
Mr. Heyman
Heyman
Rioting suspects arraigned as bond fixed in Coke Otto case
Alleged rioters Hugh Riley Frank Kelly Samuel Miller Richard Bennett Dave Waddell Charles Nary James Siegler William Powell William Pyle T M Burke and Jerry Sullivan were arraigned before Squire Murphy this afternoon. Bond was fixed and a preliminary hearing set for Monday afternoon. All posted bond. except William Pyle all had been arrested. Swan Lee, target of the non union claim, shows improved condition today.
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Hugh Riley
Frank Kelly
Samuel Miller
Richard Bennett
Dave Waddel
Charles Nary
James Siegler
Wiliam Powell
William Pyle
T. M. Burke
Jerry Sullivan
Coke Otto
Squire Murphy
Squire
Swan Lee
Stage veteran Charles H. Drew dies at 61 in New York
Charles H. Drew, once with Frank Daniels' Sergeant Brue company, retired last night after a 44 year stage career and died yesterday at his New York home of heart disease. He was 61 and born in Massillon, Ohio.
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New York
Charles H. Drew
Frank Daniels
Sergeant Brue
Mr. Drew
Massillon
Proclamation Calls Legislature for Special Session
Sacramento November 15 Gov Gillette issued a proclamation calling a special session of the legislature to consider measures in connection with the money stringency.
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Sacramento
Cal
Gillette
Hamilton Officials File Bonds With City Auditor
City of Hamilton new officials filed bonds after the November election. Bonds with 2500 or 2000 limits were posted by council members including Brandon Millikin Joseph Ruhl Ford Holbrook Henry Welsh and ward assessors Thomas G. Smith William Hayes and other city officials with named sureties.
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City of
Hamilton
Brandon R. Millikin
D. Fitton
FE. G. Ruder
A. L. Smedley
C. FE. Mason
F. W. Whitaker
Joseph Ruhl
KK. Mason
O. M. Bake
Henry Welsh
George P. Sohingen
Thomas G. Smith
Chris Reutti
William Hayes
Tom Connor
August Fisher
Nine Die in Canadian Pacific Wreck Reported at North Bay
Sault Ste. Marie reports from the Canadian Sault say a wreck on the Canadian Pacific line at North Bay killed nine people. Local CP officials deny knowledge of the incident.
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Canadian Pacific
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
North Bay
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Varioloid cases reported in two homes on Walnut and East Avenue
A varioloid case was reported Thursday at 516 Walnut Street and another at 715 East Avenue. Both houses were placarded to warn residents and prevent further spread.
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Walnut Street
East Avemué
Knickerbocker Trust ex-president Barney ends life
New York reports that Charles Tracey Barney former Knickerbocker Trust president shot himself at his home. He died hours after an operation with coroner calling it self inflicted. Friends say his securities exceed his debts by over two million five hundred thousand despite public claims of ruin.
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New York
Charles Tracey Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Barney
Dixon
Mr. Barney
Charles T. Barney
Knickerbocker Trust Co
Explosion Rends Elm Street House in Pittsburg Tragedy
An early morning gas leak caused a catastrophic explosion in a Pittsburg Elm Street dwelling shared by the Grossman and Molde families. Mrs. Sarah Grossman and Jacob Bergerman died, twenty-three others were seriously injured, and the house was torn apart as windows shattered throughout the neighborhood.
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Pittsburg
Sarah Grossman
Jacob Bergerman
Grossman and Molde
Elm Street
Explosion at Pittsburg Fulminate Co Plant Kills William Lies
In Zelienople Pennsylvania on November 15 a grinding room explosion at the Pittsburg Fulminate Company plant shredded William Lies and caused property damage estimated at 10000 dollars two tons of powder igniting in the room.
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Zelienople
William Lies
Pittsburg Fulminate Co
Hecks Property Leaves Henry Johnson Claim Untrue
Henry Johnson and his wife deny a rumor that Ezra Heck left them a fortune at his death. Johnson says the claim is unfounded and asserts the elderly man left no property.
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Henry Johnson
Ezra Heck
Johnson
France Halts Morgan Gold Purchase Talks
Paris officials say negotiations led by J Pierpont Morgan and Co with the Bank of France to obtain forty million dollars in gold for shipment to New York were broken off yesterday.
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Paris
France
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Bank of France
New York
Ody Casey Dies Near Camden At 100
Ody Casey died at his Camden area home Thursday afternoon. Born and raised in Preble County, he would have turned 100 at Christmas if he lived that long. He is survived by several sons and daughters including Benjamin F. Casey of Hamilton and John Casey of Delphos Kansas. Funeral arrangements are set for Saturday.
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Democrat-Sun
Camden
Ody Casey
Mgr. Casey
Benjamin F. Casey
North Sixth Street
Hamilton
Peter and
John Casey
Delphos
Kansas
James Wallace
Thomas
Flory
Orlando Hildkelp
Elizabeth Casey
Jamestown Exposition Heads Open Next Year on Fund Drive
Norfolk Va November 15 1920 The Jamestown exposition directors approved a committee plan to keep the fair open next year if 200 000 is raised by popular subscription.
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Norfolk
Siding Down on Residence Street Sparks Injunction Talk
The Pennsylvania railroad laid a street siding opposite Camden station after an engineer planned the project. Residents complained as Italian laborers installed the track overnight, leading to plans for a mandatory injunction to remove it.
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Democrat Sun
Camden
Pennsylvania Railroad
Apples Said To Keep Mrs. Hulsizer 106
Mrs. Anna Hulsizer of West Liberty celebrated her 106th birthday in Bellefontaine Ohio. She credits apples with helping her reach the milestone and praises fruits in general while noting she is not on a vegetarian or fad diet.
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Bellefontaine
Anna Hulisizer
West Liberty
Mrs. Hulsizer
Sale Of Friend Mill Under Way
Dayton Ohio November 15 A major deal to transfer the Friend Paper company interests was halted by the nationwide financial slump. The sale, planned for late September at about 1 875 000 dollars, faltered as eastern investors faced money shortages. The receiver ship would likely persist, though those financiers may still buy the plant and restart large scale operations.
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Dayton
Friend Paper Company
Friend Company
Buddington and Hoagland Held for Grand Jury in Adultery Case
Middletown November 15 Prof Al Buddington and Mrs J W Hoagland were held to the grand jury by Mayor Simpson on adultery charges arising from a warrant by Mrs Carrie Buddington. Bonds set at 500 each. Hoagland to jail in Hamilton afternoon pending bond. A light earlier letter from Mrs Buddington claims coercion. Police chief Kelly resigns December 1 to join whiskey sales in Cincinnati. A Middletown party heads to New Haven for Yale Princeton and Yale Harvard games with Congressman J E Harding among attendees.
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Democrat-Sun
Middletown
al. Buddington
J. W. Hoagland
Carrie Buddington
Simpson
Hoagland
A. L. Buddington
D. D. Buddington
Carrie E. Buddington
Kelly
Cincinnati
New Haven
Princeton
Harvard
Jones Boys
J. E. Harding
Paul Searg
Ada Drouillard
W. B. Ogtlesby
Sabin Robbins
J. B. Tytus
Ed T. Gardner
Bessie Wilson
H. T. Buell
Standard Oil declares quarterly dividend of ten dollars
The directors of Standard Oil Co. in New York today declared a quarterly dividend of ten dollars per share. The amount matches the dividend announced in the same quarter last year.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Theft and lawsuit report from early court and crime notices
John Schmidt reports the theft of an $11 watch two chains and $8.50 in cash from 153 Washington street. Mrs. John Lickert of Lindenwald is removed to Mercy hospital seriously ill. In a civil case Charles Berner sues C. D. T. a jury finds for the defendant.
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John Schmidt
Washington Street
John Lickert
Lindenwald
Mercy Hospital
Charles Berner
Murphy
Julius Millers Funeral at 841 Vine Street Saturday
The funeral for Julians Miller will be held at his home 841 Vine Street Saturday afternoon at 2 30 officiated by Rev H A Dickwann. Interment Keenwood
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Julians Miller
Vine Street
H. A. Dickwann
Keenwoad
Board of Health Misses Thursday Meeting
The board of health failed to meet on Thursday evening, leaving agenda items unresolved and prompting questions about scheduling and oversight.
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Board of Health
Curtain Sale Highlights Nottingham Patterns and Damask Portieres
In the curtain department on sale this week all lots of up to three pairs priced at about half. New desirable Nottingham rise point and hand made novelty curtains in white and ecru. Also 27 pairs of Damask portieres from 148 per pair. Creighton and Hooven 236 High Street.
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Nottingham
Creighton and Hooven
High Street
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S. D. Fitton
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G. Ruder
This Earth
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Boston
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