Death Toll Rises to Six in Rialto Theatre Fire
New Haven reports two more victims died from burns after the Rialto Theatre blaze Sunday night. The coroner removed Timothy Hanlon from the death list due to heart disease. Evert Case and Victor Cotteller survived, while Yale students aided in rescues. John Lock found a lost child amid the panic.
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Olive Tablets Offer Safe Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a calomel free laxative option for liver and bowel comfort. Sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to stimulate natural action without griping and banish dark mouth foul breath tired feeling and headache. Two tablets provide quick pleasant results and are recommended for regular use.
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Grand jury to get result of shipping probe
Washington on November 29 reports the government will present to a Federal grand jury on December 8 the findings of its investigation into certain transactions involving Charles W Morse and the Shipping Board.
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Ulster Opposes England's Plans
Belfast November 29 Sir James Craig Ulster Premier told Prime Minister Lloyd George that government proposals to Ulster were utterly impossible Ulster would not join an all Ireland Parliament under current terms but would discuss other settlement avenues with government Ulster stands firm on its status and future.
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Lloyd George
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Harding Proclaims Educational Week
President Harding issued a proclamation designating December 4 through December 10 as American Education Week. Citizens are urged to help nationwide efforts to reduce illiteracy and support education initiatives.
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Lost Battalion Hero Vanishes From Ship
Lieutenant Charles W. Whittlesey, famed for the Lost Battalion, vanished from the steamship Tolan bound for Havana after leaving New York. A captain’s wireless report said a passenger named Lt Col Whittlesey disappeared, leaving several letters. His law firm and relatives confirmed his identity. coworkers noted plans to attend the Army Navy game, suggesting he was in good health otherwise.
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Theatre Collapse Kills 25 in Brooklyn Construction
Early reports say a new theatre under construction at Bedford and Park Avenues in Brooklyn collapsed during the day. Police estimate about 25 workers died in the incident near Vernon Avenue Station.
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Heroism of Bishop Neumann discussed in Rome
In Rome the Congregation of Rites met with the Pope to examine the heroism and virtues of Right Rev. John Nepomucene Neumann, Bishop of Philadelphia 1862 to 1860, born in Bohemia 1811, ordained in New York 1836, served Niagara Falls missions, Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, rector at St. Alphonsus Baltimore, canonization steps begun in 1884 but not completed.
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More Extended Market Operations In New York Trade
The 4.5 percent opening rate spurred broader long account operations with Oils, Tobaccos and Leathers leading gains and Rails showing strength. Sears Roebuck was the sole weak issue, slipping 1.625 points after a sharp drop. The top four advanced about $1 per hundred at 97.
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Swallows False Teeth In Intestines While Sleeping
In Bloomsburg Pa on November 29 Robert 8 Pugh mislaid his false teeth and later believed he swallowed them in sleep. An X ray showed the set lodged in his lower intestines causing him discomfort as doctors plan a new denture for him.
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Conference notes spark talk on future aims at Washington
Washington reports indicate officials expect serious effort toward wider agreement despite President Harding urging no move to undermine the League of Nations. Discussion centers on relinquishing extraterritorial rights in China and naval matters as the big five naval delegates delay their first general meeting.
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Judge Denies Sterilizing Order In Custody Case
Denver judge William Graham denied a request to require sterilization for Mrs. Clyde Cassidente of Denver, saying any operation would only be entered if a future investigation shows necessity and all parties consent. The case centers on custody and alleged neglect of Cassidente Rome’s five children.
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