Seven Die As Canadian Steamer Sinks In Storm
The Canadian steamer Maplehurst sank in Lake Superior during a gale off Portage Lake. Seven crew members including Captain Nelson Barnard died. nine were saved after Coast Guardsmen fought high seas to reach the vessel. The ship bound from Lorain Ohio to Fort Arthur Ontario carried 1800 tons of coal. James Foster, 1919 steel strike leader, faces trial with nineteen others in St Joseph Michigan for anti-syndicalist law violations.
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Calumet
Mid
Dee
Waplehurst
Portage Lake Ship Canal
Lake Superior
Nelson Barnard
Ile
Dunn
Frank Smith
Barnard
Kingston
Maplehurst
Coast
Fort Williams
Fort Arthur
Ont
Lorain
Ohio
William Z. Foster
Trades Union Educational League
Unnion
America
St. Joseph
Mich
Michigan
Neamang Arrest Insurgent Head in 1920 Berlin Uprising
Berlin dispatch reports Captain Erardt, commander of troops seized Berlin during the 16 Kapp uprising in March 1920, arrested in Munich. He is being taken to Leipzig for trial in the supreme court, signaling action against the insurgent leadership and militarists.
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Berlin
Des
Erardt
Agt
Munich
Tronghold
Leipsic
Supreme Court
Four prisoners escape Logan County Jail in Bellefontaine
Four inmates escaped from Logan County Jail last night after breaking out in a stolen car. The fugitives were identified as Joe Ollins, John Ollins, Pat O'Keefe, and Charles Dy, all charged with forgery.
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Bellefontaine
Olan County
Joe
John Ollins
Pat O'Keefe
Charles Dy
Ten Dead as Maplehurst Sinks in Michigan Gale
Ten lives are believed lost with twenty rescued after the coal carrier Maplehurst broke up in a fierce gale near Portage Lake. Owned by Canada Steamship Co of Montreal, the ship formerly United States steamer Cadillac. Built in 1592 with a gross tonnage of 1263 and dimensions 230 by 37 by 15 feet.
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Calumet
Mich
Coast
Maphleburst
Portage Lake Ship Canal
Maplehurst
Canada Steamship Company
Montreal
United States
Cadillac
Cleveland Cliff Company
Cleveland
Upper Peninsula
Chicago
Roses In Bloom At Mrs Neufer’s Thanksgiving Display
Mrs Peter Neufer of School Street reports a rambler rose in full blossom and she gathered a bright bouquet for Thanksgiving.
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Peter Neufer
School Street
Gunmen Kill Head of Waiters' Union in Chicago Raid
In Chicago a group of gunmen attacked the Waiters club in the YWKTown district killing Frank J. Ragen and wounding Police Sergeant Archie Cooper. About twenty men were arrested as investigators probe the raid and motive.
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Union Navy
Chicago
Ill
Waiters Club
Ywktown
Frank J. Ragen
I Chib
Waiters Union Mater 7
Archie Yoper
Ragen
Progressive conferences aim to unite for swift economic reform
Senator Robert M Lafollette leads a nonpartisan gathering of progressive lawmakers in Washington to translate the recent election into concrete legislative action. Senators Shipstead, Frazier, Wheeler and others emphasize a united effort beyond party lines to confront Wall Street influence and defend farmers and workers.
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Washington
Robert M Lafoliette
Wisconsin
Congress
Capitol
Senate Agriculture Committee
Proram
Lafollette
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Senate
Shipstead
Northwest
North Dakota
New York
Great Britain
India
Wall Street
Lynn J. Frazier
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Frazier
Btn
Wheeler
Nonpartisan League
May Name New Commander for State Guards
Ohio Governor Davis plans to appoint a new major general of the Ohio National Guard, to be confirmed by the War Department. Candidates include State Supreme Court Judge B Hough and Adjutant General Florence, with Hough due to retire December 31. Florence previously served as lieutenant colonel of the Rainbow Division.
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Coltmbus
Ohio National Guard
Davis
B . Hough
Delaware
Florence
Ohio
37Th Division
War Department
Houeh
Supreme Court
Ohio Regiment
Judge Hough
Br.tade
166Th Infantry
Trig
Victor Murdoch Named Chairman of Federal Trade Commission
Victor Murdoch of Kansas was appointed chairman of the federal trade commission today, succeeding Nelson B. Gaskill of New Jersey whose term expired. The announcement came from Washington on December 1.
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Washington
Victor Murdoch
Kansas
Federal Trade Commission
Nelson B. Gaskill
New Jersey
Water shortage sparks deadly riot in Mexico City
Riot at Mexico City hall over water scarcity ends with 12 dead and over sixty wounded. Police fired on demonstrators demanding mayor's resignation as federal troops take over to restore supply after ten days without water.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Two Negroes Shot in Morning Labor Dispute at B&O Yard
In Cincinnati on December 1, Willam Luthering a 28 year old boiler maker and Charles Williams a 19 year old laborer were shot in the left arm by four attackers after a labor dispute near the Ivorydale yards of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. One assailant was captured and a posse of 54 men tracks the others. Both victims were treated. the captured man had a revolver but denied involvement.
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Cincinnati
Willam Luthering
Charles Williams
Ivorydale
B &O
Luthering
Stromboli Volcano Erupts Again Near Sicily
The famous Stromboli volcano on the island north of Sicily erupted violently today sending up vast flows of lava and clouds of steam and fire. Known as the lighthouse of the Mediterranean, Stromboli has a long history of eruptions and draws attention from observers worldwide.
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Rome
Stromboli
The
Mediterrannean
Sicily
Three Hurt As Street Car Hits Auto At Stop 19
Frank Fisher his wife of Ridgeville and a young man Swezie living on Gulf Road were injured yesterday when their auto was struck by a green line car at Stop 19 Lake Avenue. The stalled auto blocked bystanders after the collision. all received cuts and bruises and were taken to Memorial Hospital before going home.
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Frank Fisher
Ridgeville
Swezie
Gulf Road
Lake Avenue
Memoral Hospital
Anti lynching bill dropped in Senate Washington
The anti lynching bill facing one of the bitter partisan Senate fights was dropped from the administration agenda after a strong Democratic filibuster. Republicans plan to delay further action while Democrats continue time killing tactics. A sine die adjournment of Congress is expected from the House, with a gentleman's agreement to avoid moving the measure this session as the special session ends. Congress to adjourn and reopen for the president's annual address.
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Washington
Senate
Wis
House
Congress
Harding
Republian
Wedding of China’s boy emperor and empress in Forbidden City
The dragon flag rose over the Forbidden City as the boy emperor married Princess Kuochiasi in a ceremonial union creating the empress without a country. Officials and crowds witnessed a palace procession, then the couple kowtowed to ancestral tablets after the hush hush rites.
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Peking
China
Forbidden City
Kuochiasi
Euochfast
Republic
Forbidden Palace
Chang Tso Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Kow Ting
Fudge
Isabel Graham
Wellesley
Henry
Elizabeth
Swanee River
Roinister
200000 Beauty Damage Suit Is Underway Friday
City official Don Baird and Mayor Jones traveled to Cleveland to attend the $200,000 damage suit filed by Mrs Grace Meacham against the city the NY C railroad and E W Barr. The suit stems from injuries she says occurred when an auto collided with E W Daird’s machine at the Fast Bridge Street undercut. A jury is being empaneled and will be sent to view the accident scene.
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Don Baird
Jones
Cleveland
Grace Meacham
NYC Railroad
E W Barr
E W Daird
Bridge Street
Railroad seeks to abandon Belmont Beavertown branch line
Dec 1. The Dayton Springfield and Xenia Southern Railway Company asked the state utilities commission for permission to abandon its Belmont to Beavertown branch line in Montgomery County. The line has operated five years at a loss.
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Columbus
Dayton, Springfield and Xenia Southern Railway Company
State Utilities Commission
Belmont
Beavertown
Montgomery County
Britain and Greece Secret Pact to Divide Turkish War Spoils
Paris dispatch reports Athens Matin disclosure of a 1920 secret accord between Lloyd George and Eleftherios Venizelos promising Greece support in the war against Turkey and equal shares of spoils. The Matin cites Venizelos letters urging Greek military action and Britain pledge to defend Constantinople and the Straits while partitioning Anatolia.
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Paris
Lloyd Georgiag
England
Eleutherios Venizelos
Glantain
Gree
Turkey
Athens
Matin
Britag
Greece
Tur
M. Venizelos
Venizelos
Get ‘Staff Council
Satima
France
Italy
Th Tian
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Anatolian
London
George
Tragic Couple Involved In Fatal Morning Shooting
A woman pleaded for her husband John E. Perth to halt a violent act before he shot himself. Police described a despondent man, 78, who was out of work, as the victim, with bystanders attempting aid after the fatal incident.
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John E. Perth
Ohio tax plan reform proposed by state association
The Ohio Tax Association drafts bills to revise the Smith one per cent tax law. Proposals include rural mill reductions to 14 and municipal limits to 17 mills. A three member budget commission chosen at large may replace current commissions. CG A Dyer of Columbus presides.
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Columbus
Ohio Tax Association
Association
CG. A. Dyer
Hoover Tate Harding Will Run in 1924
Hoover says in Palo Alto that he expects Warren G. Harding to be the Republican presidential candidate in 1924. He argues the public will soon admire the sanity and progressive nature of Harding policy as the country passes through the postwar reconstruction period.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Go. P
Hoover
Pallo Alto
Meet Sunday on state bonus neglect
Columbus December 1 Proposed investigation of the State Department of adjusted compensation will be discussed at a meeting here Sunday afternoon of members of the state executive committee American Legion Hugh K Martin State Adjutant stated he has received complaints from former service men throughout Ohio claiming the adjusted compensation department is being operated inefficiently. Charges include alleged delays in payments of the bonus State Director of Adjusted Compensation Roberts and members of the State Sinking Fund which has charge of soldiers' bonus distribution have been invited to attend the Sunday afternoon meeting.
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Columbus
State Department
State Executive Committee
American Legion
Hugh K. Martin
The
Ohio
Roberts
State Sinking Fund
Injury Report Details After Two Car Collision
Arthur Hoadley of Oberlin road was injured Wednesday when struck by one car then hit by a second vehicle. He suffered a broken leg near the hip and another broken leg, and was taken to a municipal hospital for treatment.
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Arthur Hoadley
Oberlin Road
Hoadley
Pacm
Epeo
Menial Hospital
Gm 5
Will
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Logan County
Rigen
Cooper
Victor Murdock
Enid Wentworth
Miss Wentworth
Hoover Tate Harding
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