Riots erupt in campaign as candidates face attacks in Glasgow
In London the first riots of the political campaign surfaced with disorder in many districts. Conservative candidate Miss Violet Robertson was assaulted at a Glasgow meeting. Sir Robert Horne faced threats, while Liberal Hogbin had to cancel events in Battersea due to unrest. A Salkalava call for fair treatment went unheeded as pickpockets exploited crowds.
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London
Violet Robertson
House of Commons
Glasgow
Robert Horne
Hogbin
Battersea
Salkalava
Beers Gangsters Kill Two In Joliet Hospital Assault
Two men lie in a Joliet hospital after a December 1 shooting in a fresh outbreak. Gunmen struck the victims, tossing them to the ground as they emptied their weapons.
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Joliet
Gas field gains output amid new drills in Shiloh area
The Shiloh Richland gas field reports 100 percent production rise with 28 wells producing and 20 more under drill. George S Lack isburg drills a 460 foot well in Huron County while gas flows to Shiloh and reaches as far as Kansas.
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Shiloh
Richland
Jiph
George S. Lackisburg
Huron County
Kansas
Crawford seeks custody of child in Monroe case
In Monroe Michigan in late 1922 Lucy Crawford seeks custody of a child. The respondent alleges the child was in her care and work but the father claims custody rights amid claims of moving to other arrangements.
Stranded family given lift here
Police picked up a man, wife, and four year old son last night at 11 o'clock as they left a Cleveland Elyria bus. They had no funds and rode to Elyria without paying for transportation. They were given accommodations at the police station for the night. He gave the name Nelson Covey and said he had lived in several cities and was headed to Marion to seek work.
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Cleveland-Elyria
Cometo Elyria
Nelson Covey
Marion
Beebe Honored As Team Captain Despite Omission
Mrs Beebe gained praise as captain of the women’s teams while A Beebe also contributed, his squad turning in 2670.50 ending eleventh on the list. His name should have appeared between Rev Kirby and William Damm in the published captaincy roster.
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A. Beebe
Mrs Anna Morse Dies At 86 After Stroke
Mrs Anna Morse died last night at her daughter’s Harvard avenue home in the city. She was 86, survived by a daughter, two sons, a daughter in law, a sister, and six grandchildren. A paralytic stroke two years earlier left her unable to fully recover. Funeral from 219 Harvard avenue Monday at 1 pm, burial at Columbia Center.
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Anna Morse
Geo. Wieseke
Harvard Avenue
Wm. Morse
Earl Morse
Brunswick
May Wieseke
Columbia Center
Newark Couple Marries Young, Flees By Plane To Columbus
Lessie Grove aged 26 and his 15 year old bride Mabel Wise Groves returned from Newport Kentucky where they wed on Wednesday. They traveled to Columbus by private airplane in a hurried trip while the girl's mother seeks an annulment.
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Newark
tLessie Grove
Mabel Wise Groves
Newport
Columbus
Pri
Smythe Protests Election Contested Case Continued
The contest case of J. J. Smythe of Amherst remains active as Smythe seeks to challenge the election of Mainz. The matter has been continued in probate court until December 6, preserving the contest's status and delaying any final outcome.
Pacific Ence Ship Incidents Near Honolulu Harbor
A storm off Honolulu caused a collision and near-sinking events as a vessel anchored offshore broke free and refloated with minor damage. Crews aided by El Agador and others, while strong winds and high seas swept surrounding craft from moorings. Wireless reports note gale force winds up the coast reaching up to ninety miles per hour.
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Nciscq
San Francisco
Robin Gray
Honolulu
Turky
el Agador
Emaii
Golden Rule Manufacturer to Speak at Open Forum Sunday
Arthur Nash of Cincinnati, dubbed The Golden Rule Manufacturer, will address the Open Forum at 3:00 PM Sunday at the M. E. church in Arthur. He carries a reputation as a practical, successively growing industrialist who advocates brotherhood and open shop without strikes or unions.
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Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
M. E
Nash
Michigan
Pneumonia Serum Discoverer Aims Tuberculosis Cure
Dr. Meander Tomarkin, Swiss biologist, recently found a pneumonia cure and now works on a tuberculosis remedy. He collaborates with Dr. Matchiafara and Dr. Marchi afava at Holy Ghost hospital in Rome. If meetings are held, the current search season may extend.
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Ieander Tomarkin
Matchiafara
Meander Tomarkin
Holy Ghost Hospital
Rome
Marchiafava
Mother of eight gives birth to quadruplets
Mrs. George L. Wittig of Baltimore Maryland surprised family by delivering four babies in a single birth, three boys and a girl, just before Thanksgiving. All four newborns are healthy. the heaviest is a five pound boy and the lightest is a four pound girl. Mrs Wittig is thirty seven and the father is forty four. the couple plans to choose four new names.
Railroad Men Seek Higher Wages Than 1920 Peak
Cleveland December 1 Officials from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors will meet New York Central ex executives in New York on December 6 to seek a readjustment of the wage scale. They aim to exceed 1920 peak wages while pursuing fairer pay and better working rules for trainmen conductors and engine crew. If talks fail, cases may go to the Railway Labor Board, though unions prefer direct negotiation.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
New York Central Railway
New York
W. N. Doak
Stekng
Mr. Doak
New York Central
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Pennsylvania
Railway Labor Board For Adjustment
Spoiled Stamp Killer Held on Theft Charge
Man with 20 year post office service confessed to pilfering damaged stamps over years and selling them to a St Louis firm. Theft estimated at 875000 with Davis holding nearly 30000 in banks and owning real estate. He says he will turn assets to government and is released on 50000 bond.
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Washington
Herman C. Davis
Post Office Department
St. Louis
Davis
Eleventh Street
Stanley and Company
Henry Flachmann
C. E. Hussman Company
Inter-County Road Change Planned by County Commissions
Medina County and county commissioners discuss changing the route of Inter County Road 314. Erhart favored a shift left of the main route while Liverpool faction supported that change. The boards submitted the issue to the States Road Commission and await action. In Columbus, the January 34 education boards cannot borrow against anticipated funds. Attorney General Crabbe delivered an opinion to the State Education department.
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Board of County Commisoners
Medina County Commissoners
Bishsay
Ange Erhart
Liverpool
Stakes Away
Columbus
Boards Education
General Crabbe
Probe of tax law offenses under Columbus officials
Attorney General Crabbe announced a probe into tax law enforcement in Columbus with Altormes epman and Deaton Urbans named to lead, starting Monday in Steubenville. The Red Cross holds a tag day with young ladies selling tags to raise funds as expected proceeds near gum are anticipated.
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Solumbus
Dec
Altormes Epman
Deaton
Steubenville
Crabbe
The
Red Cross
Memorial Service by Elyria Elks Sunday
The Elyria Elks lodge holds its annual Memorial service Sunday at 2 30 in the judge room Judge Williams of Sandusky will give the address Music by the American Harmony quartet of Cleveland
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Elyria Elks
Elks Lodge
Judge Room
Judge Williams
Sandusky
American Harmony Quartcite
Cleveland
Funeral rites for Edward II Br held at Washington Ave
Funeral services for the late Edward II Br were conducted yesterday afternoon at 34 Washington Avenue. He was seen by many old friends and acquaintances. The deceased is survived by his wife, a sister, a brother T. M., and an aunt Mrs. W. W. Boynton.
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Edward II
Washinnton Avenue
T. M
W. W. Boyntort
Seal stamp sale opens Columbus Christmas sale
December 1 report from Columbus notes a Christmas seal sale opening today to raise funds. Dr. WwW A. 27, president of Onis & quota, announces the seals will be used as today’s noncement by the organization.
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Columbus
Onis & Quota
Taxation discussion in Columbus meeting today
Der. for giving a modern taxation talk to her meeting here today by the Association of OR Boards. H. C. France, president, called the meeting.
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Columbus. der
Todat Association of OR Boards
H. C
France
Suggested Menu for Golden Rule Dinner Tomorrow
Three menus for children of the Near East include Cream of Corn Grits Soup with Cabbage and Carrot Salad, Vegetable Soup or Stew with Bread, and Pilav Armenian style with olives. The pilav uses two cups rice, five cups water, one and a half cups lanth, two onions, salt, pepper, olive oil, and meat boiled in water before adding rice and browned onions.
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Near East
Chicago Prelate May Be Cardinal
Pope Pius XI will create Archbishop George William Mundelein of Chicago a cardinal at a secret consistory in Rome on December 20. Mundelein has been frequently mentioned as a likely American cardinal amid rumors of a red hat for the United States.
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Pius XI
George William Mundelein
Chicago
Rome
Mundelein
Government loses suit in United States case
The government has lost its suit in a federal case, with Dex Washington reporting that the United States government failed to prevail in the litigation. No further details available in the fragment.
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Washington
KKK At Rat Fat Fatal To Clevelander
A fatal incident occurred in Cleveland involving a Ku Klux Klan presence. Police reported the killer or attacker unidentified at this time, with the investigation continuing as authorities seek details and motive.
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KKK
Three First Societies Formed In County Raise Rates
The report notes three fraternal groups formed in Lorain County face ouster actions and new insurance rates. Indictments include Guy Bryant and Bertha Bryant for murder of Russell Sunday. L emuel Bird and Cecile Bryant tied to the case. Leonard Wilcox held as material witness. A quo warranto petition seeks to remove the Maccabees from Ohio for alleged misconduct since 1890 and to revoke their license.
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Dayton
Russell
Guy Bryant
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Bertha
Cecile Bryant
Lemuel Bird
Cecile
Little Miami River
Columbus
Maccabees
Michigan
Ohio
State Supreme Court
James Lindsey
Lindsey
Maccabees Corporation
Vermilion Ashland highway damaged by Camden Board of Education
County commissioners condemn damage to Vermilion Ashland highway caused by moving a Camden schoolhouse from Camden to Kipton. A 1.67 mile stretch along Wipton Camden center lost water bound macadam, ruining resurfacing from last year and this year at over $2,000. Photos document the deterioration, and all prior work must be redone.
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Vermilion- Ashland
Camden Board of Education
Wipton
Camden Center
Camden
Kipton
Italy May Be First To Recognize Soviet Russia
Frome Dec 1 recognition of Soviet Russia by Italy was considered imminent. If Italy acts she would be the first Allied government to recognize Moscow. Washington reports the administration sees this as a significant step amid ongoing caucus activity within the Republican and party ranks.
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Italy
Russia
Frome
Soviet
Ttaly
Moscow
Washington
Dec
Yeggs Blow Store Safe in Newark
In Newark an attempted burglary ends with a safe blown open by unidentified yeggs. A store owner reported a break in and the incident likely occurred late at night. Police are investigating the motive and any potential connections to a prior string of similar thefts in the area.
Mt Vesuvius erupts as Rome shakes and floods hit Tuscany
The famous Mt Vesuvius is in eruption per a Rome dispatch. Earth tremors rattle the city while floods sweep through villages in Tuscany. Renin and lava spurt from the crater as authorities warn residents.
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Mt. Vesuvius
Rome
Tuscany
German apology sought over Allied officers arrest
Paris December 1 The Ambassadors Council sent a note to Berlin demanding an immediate explanation for the arrest of Allied army officers in Leipzig. The note also demanded an apology to General Noblett head of the Old Allied Control Mission.
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Paris
Ambasadors’ Council
Berlin
Germany
Leipzig
Noblett
Five Month Old Son of Lorensky Dies in LaPorte
Five month old son of Michael Lorensky died last evening at his grandparents home Mr and Mrs Kenska in LaPorte. Funeral will be Sunday at noon at the grandparents home with Paul Bourquin officiating. Burial will be at Ridgelawn cemetery.
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William S. Lorensky
Michael Lorensky
Mrs Polchay Offered Officer Bribe Case Continued
Mrs Lewis Polchay of W River Street was arrested on liquor possession charges. The case was continued as the arresting officer reported she offered to pay the officer or his assistant to drop the charge and allow her to keep the alcohol.
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Lewis Polchay
W. River Street
Frank Kiscr
Court Grants Divorce for Zeigmund Webber Case
The court grants a divorce petition filed by Zeigmund Webber. The decision cites irreconcilable differences and grants all associated requests for relief. No alimony or asset distribution details are listed in the readable portion.
Immigrant Quotas Set by 15 Nations At Conference
Readable fragments indicate 15 nations plan quotas for the year totaling about 16 000 immigrants. Text mentions December 14 and 15 events and a National Immigration Conference. Incomplete OCR leaves uncertainty about specific nations and exact figures.
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Ohio Maccabee Lodge
Ked
Frank Williams
Ying
Artemas Beebe
Pacific Enace
RD OF
Ensation Tat
M. Stavens. Diock
George L. Wittig
Baltim
Seal Stamp Sale
Archbishop George William Murdelein
Supreme Court of Ohio
Maccabee Order
Lorain County
Unrain Lodge
Elyria
Amherst
Maccnees
Yeggs Blow Store Safe
Vesuvius
Renin
NOK
Zeigmund Webber
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