First Hunting Accident Death Threatens Local Man
The first probably fatal hunting accident of the year in this county occurred near the Inger soll faru two and one half miles south of Belden yesterday afternoon. Willian Young, 27, of Lorain, rode on a wagon and stood on a hanging board. He teetered the board, lost balance, and a gun discharged into his jaw tearing away part of his face. He was rushed by Taylor's ambulance to Memorial hospital where doctors reported critical condition with little hope for recovery.
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Ingersoll Faru
Belden
Willian Young
24Th Street
Oakdale Avenue
Lorain
Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Henry Wagner Brownhelm Pioneer Dies at 56
Mrs Heures Wagner 56, longtime Brownhelm resident, died last evening at Brownhelm Station just before 10. Relatives in Elyria report her death and list survivors including husband, daughter Mrs Otto Mischka, and siblings George Clausine and Ernest Clausina. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Reformed church Brownhelm Station.
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Elyria
Heures Wagner
Brownhelm Station
Wagner
Brownhelm
Otto Mischka
Floral Court
George Clausine
Garvin Avenue
Mra
Robert Leftubach
Martha Wagner
Charles Krapp
Fred Will
Vermilion
Louis Bruns
Huron
Ernest Clausina
Reformed Church
Lorain Divorce Case Hears Testimony On Alleged Abuse
John Zbo ay of Lorain accuses his wife Jim of abusing their children and ridiculing religion. He claims she is a German sympathizer during the war and seeks a divorce with alimony denied. He notes a Lorain grocery business and substantial pre marriage property.
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John Zboay
Lorain
Jim
L¢R
Cleveland
Bank Robbery Report From Cincinnati
Cincinnati dispatch reports a robbery at a local bank where a woman, Miss Countryman, slept on West Eighth Street and woke to find her pawned assets gone. The thief reportedly took 100 dollars plus 41 dollars from another item, totaling 141 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Mieslande Countryman
Miss Countryan
West Eighth Street
State Man Seeks Divorce From Wife Over Alleged Neglect
C F Schandelonepr of Lorain files for divorce alleging his wife neglected him and duties. He accuses her of gross neglect and failure to discharge marital obligations, seeking dissolution of the marriage in May.
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C.F. Schandelonepr
Lorain
Hiefe
Grees
Bread Riots Spread After Price Doubling Announcement
Veiina reports bread riots erupting after price doubling plan. Mobs attacked bakeries and grocery stores, wrecked property, overturned automobiles, and assaulted passengers. Bank windows and trolley stations sustained damage as unrest spread through the streets.
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Veiina
Tle
Bandits Secure Gold Bullion From Argonaut Mine
Six armed men robbed the Argonaut mine at Jackson Amador County early today blowing the safe and escaping by car with 400 pounds of gold bullion valued at 60 000 to 65 000. Amador sheriff organized a posse to pursue the bandits.
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Sacramento
Calif
Jackson
Amador County
Fifteen Buried in Wall Collapse at Joliet Prison
Fifteen bricklayers and masons are believed killed when the walls of a newly constructed call house at the penitentiary collapsed. One body has been recovered and five hundred workers continue digging in the ruins for the missing men.
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Joliet
Weather Warnings Issued For Texas Coast Storms
Government alerts issued warning of a southeast storm moving from the Panhandle toward the Gulf coast with expected strong winds. Storm warnings cover the Texas coast from Port Arthur to Velasco and small craft advisories extend to Brownsville.
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New Orleans
Texas
Port Arthur
Velasco
Brownsville
Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Gerad
Arthur
Vaelaeco
Vealeco
Brownar
Texas Panhandle
Steal Leather Coat Suspect Identified
A brief police note details a theft of a leather coat and mentions suspects Pry and F J Bird as persons of interest in the case. The report notes the defendants are connected to a location involving W ad PJ. No injuries reported.
Cabinet rush seeks Irish peace formula amid talks
London dispatch reports intensive cabinet consultations with Sinn Fein and Ulster leaders over a new peace plan. No progress noted by noon while Sinn Fein delegates may join later. five major questions under study including a Washington conference and indemnity moratorium.
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ION. S. Stat
London
Sinn Fenners
Sinn Fein
Aritiesould
Amer- Tean
Germany
Europe
Irik
Finnl Reiners
Lloyd George
U S Resumes With Austria and Bolivia Death Reported
The State Department announced the formal resumption of diplomatic relations with Austria naming Arthur Hueh Fragger as chargé d affaires in Vienna. Grant Smith will follow as chargé d affaires to Hungary when conditions allow. Also reported is the November 29 killing of Hartmix in Santa Cruz Bolivia during an altercation with police, with American officials instructed to investigate.
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Washington
Auettia
State Department
Arthur Hueh Fragderaa
Vienna
Fromio
Senate
Grant Smith
Et Bude- Desi
Hungary
Hartmix
Santa Crux
Bolivia
Newsboys to Visit Elyria Theater Show
The Elyria Theatres Co courtesy of O. J. Bannon and Erwin Brandt invites newsboys to a theater trip to see Gob Hampton of Placter with Westley Barry Friday at seven. The Chronicle Telegram will also be carried by the boys during this event.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria Theatres Co
O. J. Bannon
Erwin Brandt
Gob Hampton
Placter
Westley Barry
Chronicle
Elyria
Mother and Babe Found Dead in Chicago Basement
Three year old Margaret Coughlin, missing since 2:30 pm yesterday, was found murdered in the basement of neighbor Mrs. Ralph Pence. Pence, found dead in bed with throat slashed, and a bloodstained bread knife on the bedroom floor. Authorities vow to pursue the brutal double homicide case.
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Chicago
Margaret Coughlin
Ralph Pence
Predict Japs will return Shantung
Washington reports that Shantung province, a long standing dispute from the Paris talks, is to be discussed by China and Japan with Secretary Hughes and Mr. Balfour at the British delegation. High circles predict a swift return of Shantung to China, with Japan using the move as leverage for future concessions.
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Washington
Shattung
Far East
China
Japan
Shantung
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Crawe
Bandits rob Lundman Brothers Jewelry Store
Two masked and armed bandits bound and robbed the Lundman Brothers jewelry store in South St Paul Minnesota early December 1 stealing about 16 008 dollars from the proprietor after tying him up and threatening him.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
Lundman Brothers
Mrs. Ann Popp Found Guilty in Liquor Case
Anna Popp of Lorain was found guilty in police court after officers say she guarded her husband’s wrecked automobile on Lake Avenue. Mayor Jones issued the verdict and a $200 fine. her husband Tofel Popp remains at large as legal action proceeds.
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Anna Popp
Lorain
Conta
Jones
Mra Popp
Lake Avenue
Tofel Popp
Ao Mra
Popp
Cass
Elks Plan Large Membership Drive
Plans for a statewide Elks membership campaign were launched at Columbus meetings of exalted rulers and secretaries from 86 lodges. W. W. Mountain of Flint Michigan led the drive as exalted ruler, with Attorney General Price presiding. District deputies spoke and a social session followed a dinner at the Elks home.
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Columbus
Obie Elka
Irive
W. W. Mountain
Flint
Mich
Price
The
Elks’ Hovae
New Oil Boom Hits Lima
Lima, Dec. 1 The new oil boom in the Lima fields is materializing with a 100 barrel well on the Eli Younkman farm near Beaver Dam recently. The Lewis farm two miles east is the main scene with twenty barrel oil wells already brought in. The lease is owned by C A Beady of Marietta. About a dozen rigs are up and another strike is expected daily.
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Lima
Eli Younkman
Beaver Dam
Lewis
Weil
C. A Beady
Marietta
Railroads and Rates Dominate Dec 1 Federal View
The Federal Reserve Board reports business expansion awaits freight rate reductions. Lower rail rates could unlock industrial demand while price inflation remains tied to supplies. Farmers bear readjustment pain as welfare of banks and exports influence optimism about jobs, liberty bonds, and government securities.
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Washington
Br‘suse
Federal Reeerve Board
Reserve Board
America
Woman Hits Lowered Gates on Lake Avenue at B and O Crossing
Last evening at 9 15 a woman drove rapidly along Lake Avenue and failed to see the lowered gates at the B and O crossing. She crashed through the gates breaking them down and continued her way. Gate keepers say a hand car narrowly avoided a collision with her car. The gateman believes he got the car number but is unsure.
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Lake Avenue
Abe
Auto Ramps Car In Broad Street Collision
A Ford driven vehicle attempted to dispute right of way with a green line car at Broad and Court Street this morning. The impact left the Ford’s front badly damaged and the driver reported injuries were minor.
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A Ball Telephone Company
Ford Automobile
Broad and
Court Street
Suburban Day Demonstrates Advertising Value for Elyria Merchants
Elyria merchants see strong returns from Suburban Day with crowded streets and busy clerks as shoppers fill cars and market baskets. The Chronicle Telegram ads are credited for drawing crowds and boosting sales, with several leading merchants noting significant daytime bargains and customer turnout.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Train Crash Kills Six Near Celilo Oregon
Portland reports six killed and 22 injured when two Union Pacific passenger trains collided head on near Celilo Oregon on the main line. One train involved was the Overland Limited No 17 from Chicago. The crash occurred early and several passengers died instantly.
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Portland
Ore
Celia
Oregon
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Chicago
Celilo
Orevor
Morse disappearance drives sensational U S case against shipbuilder
New York shipbuilder Charles W Morse is reported to have suddenly left the United States last Friday. He will be taken off the steamer Paris when it reaches Havre under federal instructions. Evidence against Morse has been laid and the case is described as among the most sensational in U S history. A destroyer was ordered to intercept Morse aboard the vessel and detain him.
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Wastiington
Charles W Morse
New York
Shipping Board
United States
Morse
Navy Department
Atlantic
Secretary of the Navy
Valseo
Yeggmen Rob Kentucky Firm in Lexington Heist
Yeggmen robbed the Louis Descogenets Company contractors on East Main Street securing 890 in cash and leaving about 10000 in negotiable bonds behind. The theft was discovered this morning and marks the fifth Lexington yegg job in three weeks with one earlier failure. A separate burglary two weeks ago removed a grocery safe six miles to a rock quarry and yielded about 600 in cash.
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Lexington
Louis Descogenets Company
East Main Street
Tne
Cratkamen
Pigely Wiesly Grocery
Edison and Ford inspect Muscle Shoals plan in Dearborn
Thomas A. Edison arrived in Dearborn to join Henry Ford in inspecting two Muscle Shoals projects in Alabama Ford offers to buy from the government. The pair planned to depart Detroit for the south Friday night aboard Ford's private car Fairlane. Neither would comment when asked questions.
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Detroit
Mich
Dee
Thomas A. Edison
Electrical Wizard
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Ford
Mr. Ford
Mr. Edison
South
Edison
New York
Waterborough Railroad Directors Decline Sign Waivers
New York December 1 seven directors of the Waterborough railroad refused to sign waivers after subpoenaes issued by the Kaneit commission. The document outlines the board's stance amid ongoing investigations.
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New York
Waterborough Railroad
Kanait Commission
Railway Labor Board Sets New Shopmen Rules in Chicago
The Railway Labor Board promulgated a complete new code of working rules for railroad shop employees, replacing the old agreement in effect since 1920. The move, unanimous among board members, aims to boost efficiency and cut railroad costs by about 50 million annually, affecting roughly 400,000 workers and signaling possible wage discussions.
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Chicago
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railway Labor Board
Oreé
Ied
Eidy
Tegard
Diattera
Shop Crafta Uniona
Rales
Smaller bonds proposed for soldiers
The state considers issuing soldier bonds in denominations as low as 250 dollars to allow World War veterans to take bonds instead of cash. Commissioners weigh whether bond funds fall under state depositary law or a separate fund with new bank interest bids.
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Columbus
Allies to Discuss Germany Finances in Paris Conference
Paris reports a forthcoming conference of Allied powers to address Germany's financial crisis. Briand will review Germany's plight on arrival from Washington and Britain will be informed of France's stance. Officials say Germany could entrust indemnity obligations to ironclad guarantees if allowed leverage via the League of Nations.
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Paris
Germany
T18
Briand
Washington
Britain
France
League of Nations
U S Ship Ashore All Hands Safe Off San Francisco
A wireless message from the cruiser Frederick reports the U S Delong ashore ten miles south of the Bas Francisco lightship near Yerba Buena. All hands are safe and the Frederick stands by ready to render assistance.
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San Francisco
Naval
Yerba Buesa
Frederick
U. & DeLong
Bas Francisco
DeLong
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William Young
Henry Wagner
IER National Bank
Tates
C. W. Ad
P. J. “ Pry and
F. J. Bird
U.S
Austria
Babe
Ann Popp
Elks Plan
Bulletin
Kentucky
Railway Labor Board
Alisto
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