Fire Claims Five In New York Lodging House Blaze
Five killed and ten seriously burned as a four story lodging house at No 113 West Sord street burned rapidly. Victims included Mrs Mary Donnelly and several men whose identities were not confirmed due to severe burns. Fire chiefs noted rapid smoke and blocked stairways as rescuers pulled occupants from upper floors.
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Uptown
Michael Garnin
Jack Reid
Senate in Short Session Three Senators Seated
Washington December 1 The Senate opened its short session of the sixty eighth congress with a large crowd including the first lady. Three new senators were sworn in as insurgents led by La Follette returned to their seats amid widespread applause and a tense mood.
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la Follette
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Montana
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Secret conference tightens case on Bexley furnace victim
Columbus December 1 secret meeting between County Prosecutor King and Coroner Murphy followed by King’s plan to release Pathologist Brundage and Chemist Long findings Tuesday. Brundage and Long have completed tests to decide if Mrs. Addie Shearsley died by self harm in the furnace area or was murdered. A briefing with City Detectives Carson and Cridon plus King and Murphy is set for tomorrow to review the scientists’ report before submission.
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Suspects Held After Cleveland Tract Company Robbery
Three suspects were held by police today in Detroit in connection with the 17000 dollar Lakewood Branch Cleveland Tract Company robbery. Named are Cameron Moore Richard Going and Julius Maier. They were to be returned on Cleveland today.
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Lakewood
Cleveland Tract Company
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Richard Going
Julius Maier
Cleveland
No Crime Record in Kentish Town Broken by Boy
A 12 year old resident of Tenterden Kent County was convicted of housebreaking, ending a long period without crime in the town. The judge noted it had not sat in twelve years until this case.
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London
Tenterden
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R. B. Whitehead
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Roy Hudson
Hudson
Owen R. Lovejoy
Wm. Durant
Norman Thomas
W. E. Dubois
Francis McConnell
Wilks
Waren Stone
Thomas Graham
Florence Allen
Eagles Nest Breakup Fear Hailed In Brownhelm
A legendry eagle nest near Brownhelm is reported broken up after the mother eagle was shot and killed by farmer John Bovinek who then beat it to death. Deputy game warden John Lindsley arrested him. the nest site and bird’s body were taken to a Sandusky taxidermist for display in Sandusky High School Museum.
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Justice Bovinski
John Lindsley
Peave E. W. Rhodes
Berlin Heights
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Sandusky High School
Francis H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Neat
Eagles Initiate 7 Candidates at Elyria Aerie
A large initiation at Elyria Aerie No 431 Sunday admitted 37 candidates. Sandusky Aerie No 444 conducted the exemplification with 41 men including officers and the degree team. They arrived by special car and a chicken dinner followed at noon before the 2 30 ceremony.
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Ball Magnate Slain in Memphis at Roadhouse Party
Monroe Stark former Memphis Southern Association manager and ex Brooklyn shortstop was killed at a roadhouse party in Memphis. Harry S. Atkinson an automobile salesman was charged with shooting him amid witnesses including many Memphis society figures.
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Harry S. Atkinson
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Mayor Hinkson’s Car Tagged After Parking Dispute
A man reported a car blocking a driveway at police headquarters. Patrolman Gibson moved the vehicle into the street and placed a tag. Mayor Hinkien arrived with the tag claiming the car belonged to the leaseholder and that the other man had no right to park there.
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Lorain Harbor Improvement Budget Tops River Work Totals
The War Department released the annual chief of engineers report proposing $71,604,890 in river and harbor appropriations for the coming year. Highlights include $54,183,390 for nationwide river and harbor work, $10,090,000 for Mississippi river and tributaries, $6,541,000 to complete Wilson dam, and specific sums for Cleveland and several Ohio harbors such as Lorain $174,000 and nearby ports like Toledo, Sandusky, Huron, Vermilion, Fairport, Ashtabula, and Conneaut.
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Peacock Damages Auto: New Haven Board Denies Claim
In New Haven Connecticut the Board of Aldermen rejected a $40 claim by F P Mc Loughlin that a city peacock damaged his car while he viewed animals at Toast Rock Park near the City Zoo. The bird allegedly pecked at the car’s reflection removing varnish.
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Conn
F. P. McLoughlin
McLoughlin
City Zoo
Toast Rock Park
Deserts Bridegroom to Wed Real Lover
Oneida New York December 1 The former Miss Jane Conley now Mrs Arthur C House said she fled Columbus Ohio on the eve of a planned marriage to a Philadelphia real estate man to escape a forced union by relatives She denied ever promising to wed Frank Strear the man she deserted
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Oneida
N. Y
Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Jane Conley
Arthur C. House
Frank Strear
Sir Gemond Brock Named Next First Lord of the Admiralty
Sir Gemond De eauvoir Brock, commander of the British naval forces in the Mediterranean, is slated to succeed Lord Beatty as first lord of the admiralty this year.
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Gemond de Eauvoir Brock
Mediterranean
Lord Beatty
Admiralty
Tiny Birmingham dogs prompt radio amplifiers at show
London agents report at Birmingham Dog Show the small dogs weighing around three pounds drew high value with prices over 1500 dollars. American expert P. J. Widener traveled from the United States to judge entries at the exhibit.
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London
Birmingham
P. J. Widener
United States
Woman burned by steam from radi ator while driving machine
CHRONERAMS Burned By Stexzm Mrs. E. Mc Guire, 123 Brooklyn street, taken to hospital after unscrewing radiator cap on a machine she drove. Steam burned face and left arm but no admission. Also reports two divorce suits in common pleas court: Beaven v Beaven and Updegraff v Updegraff for cruelty and neglect.
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E. McGuire
Brooklyn Street
Common Pleas Court
Bessie G. Beaven
Elyria
John H. Beaven
Beaven
Lynn
Mase
Lance Updegraff
Lorain
Viola Updegraff
Martinsburg
W. Va
City Council Faces Gas Charge Protest Tonight
Action at tonight's Elyria meeting remains uncertain but protest options grow. Service Director Hewitt urges council to oppose the 75 cent service charge effective December 5, seeking a three month delay if possible. If protests fail, citizens pay the charge this month unless council acts to file with the Public Utilities Commission.
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City Hall
Theodore Freese
J. A. Hewitt
Elyria
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Logas Gas Co
Tragic Death of Paul F. Galle Junior From Burns
The two year old Paul F. Galle Junior son of Mr and Mrs Paul B Galle of 352 East Bridge street died at Memorial Hospital this morning after burns from an open gas grate. He is survived by parents grandparents and two sisters aged years and months respectively.
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Paul B. Galle
East Bridge Street
Memorial Reapting
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