Ince Dies Suddenly as Fire Attacks Ward Home
Thomas H. Ince the movie producer dies suddenly from heart trouble. Fire at D J Ward home on Oreca City Road destroys the suburban residence with about 35000 loss. Ward escapes suffocation and plans to rebuild, while insurance covers part of the damage.
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Thomas H. Ince
D. J. Ward
J J. Ward
Oreca City
Mr. Ward
Ward
Salisbury
Toledo
Perryburg
Patty
Kathin
Witham
Perr
Repute
Believes Wife Put In Furnace In Cremation Case
Columbus authorities probe the cremation of Addie Sheatsley 56 wife of Rev Sheatsley pastor of Christ Lutheran Church as relatives provide alibis. Coroner cites missing bottle of poison but all family members account for their movements that afternoon and no motive established.
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Columbus
Ohio
Murphys
Addie Sheatsley
Sheatsley
Christ Lutheran Church of
Matey
Garin
Textimens of Kin Chudies
Sheateley
Capitol University
King
Or Omer Wurphy
Geialy
Broadway Star Faces Choice Between Marriage and Career
A rising Broadway actress, once unknown and bounced around on stage, finally drew an audience at 8 pm with Floelack in sight of success. Now she weighs matrimony against continuing her career as she nears a turning point.
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Floelack
Freight Rates Cut $657 Million in 1923
American Railway Association announced after its annual meeting that railroads saved 932.591 million in operating costs in 1923 and passed 45 million in reduced freight rates to the public. In the first eight months of 1921 savings reached 1.3 million through lower charges as peak freight rates fell.
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New York
Amercan Railroad
American Railway Association
Ap Orang
Baltimoreans Queuing All Night For Army Navy Tickets
Baltimore residents formed a long line to buy 2,000 tickets for the Army Navy game at Park Board offices in Baltimore. By 10 am the line reportedly stretched beyond capacity with 5 080 hoped buyers while only 2 000 seats were available at four dollars each. Authorities enforced strict sale limits and Salvation Army volunteers handed out coffee and sandwiches.
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Speccal
Baltimore Md
New of Arc
Army
Park Board
Aale
Ealy
Naval oil leases decision ready by Feb
The Rambatd states a government decision on Elk Hills naval oil leases and contracts held by the Transcontinental Company may be captured at the February meeting.
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Naval Oil
FER
Los Angeles
Elk Hills
Pan American Petroleum and Tranpert Company
Revenue Bureau Probe Moves Ahead Under Senate Panel
The special Senate committee probes into the Internal Revenue Bureau reconvened to hear findings by Kari J. Davis and a team of fifteen investigators. The report flags Prohibition enforcement and industrial alcohol permits and recommends potential tax law tightening. Chairman Couzen urges immediate investigation into bureau operations to curb illicit pot start. Senator Watson questions probing broader Prohibition inquiry but expects votes to proceed.
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Tee Amarawed
Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kari J. Davis
Congress
Oats
Alcohollia
Couzen
Cobmit
Watson
Indiana
Jasper National Park Claims Largest Open Plain Ground
In Canada Jasper National Park spans about 400 square miles, hailed as the world’s largest open plain ground. The vast area represents a major natural region drawing visitors for its expansive landscapes and wildlife.
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Jasper National Park
Canada
Unclear Late News Bulletin with Military and Market Notes
Fragmented late news item reports chaos in markets and military moves. Mentions planes hangar damage likely from an airfield incident. References to figures and locations are garbled, but speaks to stock activity and war era military terms without clear details.
Carver Announces 118 Products From Sweet Potatoes
New York November 19 The negro scientist George Washington Carver heads Tuskegee Institute research showing 118 commercial products from sweet potatoes plus many from peanuts pecans and clay. He spoke at marble colonnade church in Fifth Avenue noting potential economic revolution in the South through new dyes paints coffee substitutes and other uses.
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New York
W Caner
Tuskagee Institute
Divine Providence
Fifth Avenue
Carver
Hemg
War over water supply looms as LA aqueduct dispute tightens
County officials warn that a clash between county and city over Los Angeles aqueduct water sources may trigger fuel across California. Ranchers in the Cienega Valley resist water restrictions while authorities seek a settlement to avoid wider conflict.
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Independence
Cal
Nov
Eric Fen
Los Angeles
Calfornia
Col Waring
Ciwen Valley
Angeles
Death Takes Pioneer YW Movie Field Leader
Thomas H Ince, renowned motion picture producer and pioneer, died in Hollywood at 42 after heart trouble. He fell ill on a San Diego trip, was taken from a train at Del Mar, and died at home in the Hollywood foothills. He remained active in film work until the end.
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Hollywand
Cal
Nov
Thomas H. Iner
Hollywood Foothill
Culver
Studi Ieath
San Diego
del Mar
Ince
Small Parte
Hease Plans Appropriation Bills for Government Agencies
The House works on four annual appropriation bills covering Treasury Post Office Navy Interior and Agriculture departments with a fifth Arms bill due to start around November 24. The Naval Subcommittee led by Representative Breach of Idaho will review supply measures and consider naval construction funding if needed.
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Treasury
Post Office
Navy
Tagin
Naval
Andeeron Ideratean
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