State Grangers Hold 50th Annual Meeting in Ohio
Unanimous reelection of H A Caton as master and L J Tayer as state director of agriculture. C A Dyer reappointed overseer. Other officers chosen include W G Vandenbark secretary and J O Demuth treasurer. Executive committee remains Caton Taber Vandenbark Dyer and Thompson. Adjournment planned for late afternoon with next meeting likely in Toledo.
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Columbus
H. A. Caton
Oshocton County
L. J. Tayer
Barnesville
C. A. Dyer
Coalton
Ohio State Grange
Taber
Dyer
Dyer Becuse
Regent
Dryer
W. G. Vandenbark
Zanesville
O. J. Demuth
New Philadelphia
G. R. Lewis
Findlay
G. F. Mason
C. 5. Randolph
Perry County
BE. J. Linker
Huron County
Elmira Pontius Canton
H. A. Atwood
Pottage County
A. P. Roudebush
Clermont County
Pomona
D. R. McConnel
Trumbull County
Ceres
McConnell
Caton
Varndenbark
R. J. Thompson
Salem
D. D. Soder
E. &. Tussins
Franklin County
Cannon
Toledo
Grange
Canton
Helen Snell Meyers Former Elyrian Dies in Detroit
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Helen Snell Meyers, aged 35, wife of W. M. Meyers, who died November 20 at her Detroit home. A former resident of this city, she ran a beauty establishment and belonged to the local Womens Benevolent Association. she is survived by three children.
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Helen Snell Meyers
W. M. Meyers
Meyers
Detroit
Michigan
Missing Papers Drive Hearing In Daugherty Inquiry
The Attorney General denies char ges and vows action if proof exists as papers linked to Daugherty probe surface. The hearing spurs talk of missing documents, arrests, and pressures on witnesses while committee members contest delays and call for prosecution of alleged enforcement failures in road safety laws.
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Howland
Legal
Nughe
Certa
Volstead
A. P. MacAnies
William Jo Burns
Shar Daugherty
Burns
Persea Co
Senur
Sgleress
Bengt Syany
Enses
California
Daugherty
Thomas Steprenson
Brotherhood of
Ocomo
Ali Geneérel
Road Safety Alliance
Ralston
Tsr Stephenson
State News Capsule from December Dispatches
A rough collage of 14 December dispatches notes a streetcar fracture incident in Cin cinnath, gas company activity in the state, a Bellaire patent suit judgment, a reform school superintendent appointment, a tramp steamer ashore near Mendocino, a wage increase petition before the American Railway Express, Tokyo talks on railroad modernization, a London reported assassination clue tied to Scotland Yard head, and assorted regional notes. Names include Joseph neer, Bellaire, A. H Newark, John E Sater, Cantain R. WL, and Sir William Horwood, with places such as Columbus and San Francisco referenced.
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London
Clive Bridgemann
Wiliam Horwood
Scotland Yard
Evening News
Greece sets election as Lausanne treaty signed
Athens reports a general election scheduled for 2000 local time after the Near East peace treaty is signed at Lausanne. Greece also moves to finalize a commercial treaty with Japan as part of ongoing diplomacy.
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Athens
Greece
Near East
Lausanne
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Japan
Amherst Death and Local Notices Amid Daily Life
Mrs. Fred BearCome of South Amherst died at the hospital at age 47. Funeral plans and survivors listed, including four children and relatives in Pittsburgh and Lorain. Also notes on a bazaar, a lecture event by Noah Beitharz, and Amherst personals. County happenings include a divorce-related move in Lima and local business plans for a dairy and shoe shop.
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Amherst
Fred BearCome
South Amherset
Nelson
Sears
Bunn
Gabe
William
Cyrus
Pittsbore
Baye
Snow Storm Delays Street Cars Across Midwest
Snow and high winds hit Cleveland Chicago and New York as the first major storm of the winter slowed street car and shipping traffic. Cities reported halted or limited service with snow blankets on streets and rooftops while forecasts warned of continuing winter weather and warmer conditions later.
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Cleveland
Seveand
Wil
Ohio
Chicago
Ss. Orday
Ake
New York
Dee
United States to Hold About Half World Gold Supply
Treasury officials announced that the United States will hold roughly 50 percent of the world’s gold in the coming year. U.S. vaults contain nearly 4 billion dollars in gold while the global stock is about 8 billion. As of November 11 the Mint Director estimated the U.S. gold at 3.902 billion, noting a 109 percent rise since 1913.
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Washington
United States
Sam
Mint
Walska Buys Champs Elysee Theatre in Paris
Ganna Walska the Polish opera star and Harold McCormick Chicago magnate have purchased the Champs Elysee theatre in Paris, a deal announced today.
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Paris
Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
Chicago
Champs Elysee Theatre
Soldiers push for bonus bill under Fordney plan
Michigan Republican Chairman Fordney backs a new bonus bill to fund veteran payments by bond issue or direct bonds. House veterans seek action this session and plan to press the president, noting improved finances and potential signing this year. Royal Johnson of North Dakota endorses enactment before March 4.
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Fordner
Michigan
House Wars and i !Means
House
Legion
Harding
Treasury
Fordney
Fordnoey
Royal Johnson
Notch Dakota
Congress
Johnson
City firemen battle 25 acre grass blaze near Pasadena
A grass fire near Pasadena prompted a call to the city fire department. Firefighters battled the 25 acre blaze for about an hour, suffering considerable damage before extinguishment. The report notes the blaze, its size, and the urban setting.
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Pasadena
Sercery
Hardwick Warns of Ku Klux Threats in Georgia
Atlanta December 14 Gar amas W Hardwick declares fear of Ku Klux threats in Georgia and warns troops may be used if federal officials deem it necessary. He insists security measures depend on General Pope and local conditions.
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Atlanta
Garamas W. Hardwick
Pope
Train collision and wrecks injure many in two states
A Delaware and Hudson passenger train sideswiped a switch engine at Dickson City, killing engineer Rosell and injuring Con anector John Connors, Madalyne Gilroy, and Joseph Niglare among fourteen dead or dying and about 100 passengers shaken. In Wisconsin, Northwestern No 125 derailment near Barton killed fireman John Leeman and seriously injured engineer Tom Green, tearing up roadbed and halting traffic.
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Terribiy
Wil
Delaware and Hudson
Dickson City
Rosell
Conanetor John Connors
Jessup
Madalyne Gilroy
Joseph Niglare
Carbondale
Fond DU Lac
Wis
Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee
West Bend
Barton
John Leeman
Tom Green
Senator Shipstead demands subpoenas in Supreme Court fight
NEAPOLIS un Dec 14. Elsei FH Shipstead of Minnesota wired the United States senate judiciary committee urging that five or six witnesses named in a filed list be subpoenaed and heard before final action on the Pierce Butler nomination to the United States Supreme Court.
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Neapolies. UN
Elsei
Shipstead
Minnesota
United States Senate Judiciary Committee
Wit&s
Fitee
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
United States Supreme Court
Slim Line Gown for Dieting Matrons
A long slenderizing dinner gown in black duffer brocaded with silver. Described as a weaker style for matronly figures with a long waist and no belt. Draping at the hips creates the appearance of a low girdle, with a pin at the side to emphasize the uneven hem line.
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State Grangers
Helen Shell Myers
Cinnath
Josephneer
Ena Ks
Mataral
Buel Gas Company
Swekhelders Holding
Bellaire
Capral
Dumauge
John E. Sater
A. H. Newark
Columbus den
C. Nt
Reformatory
Stata Welfare
Uotteed
R. WL
Euster
Ncisco
Cal
Or- Hh
Fish the Mendou
Ce Coast
America Railway Express
Tonio
Tokio
I Tee
Warren
Dar
Juin
Hwantung Vince
Amura
South Manehaa.tver Company
Willam Horwood
Bulletins
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bena SS
Fibneydak
Naval Appreptiston
Naval Service
Navy Department
Prohibition
Memifeg County
Kentucky
Richmond
Coroper
Thelma Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Rockford
I. der
Jake. Krause
Millionere 3
Fresport
Camp Grant
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Fortieight
Ku Klux Klan
Great Britain
Premin A. Bonar Law
House of Commons
Keareth
Fred Bartsome
Son
Ehrmann Eteek
Amherst Dee
Corg
Noah Beitharz
Maieun
Amberst
Albert Mens
Henry Leustier
Evyria
Jacob Schibley
Efe Foster
George Becker
Verne Peabody
Lorain
Andelbert Hauser
Etsria
Reid Wortman
Ambherst
F. Foster
Lima
Baltimore
Raineer
Detreit
Mary Ford
Ney I. Ford
Atlantic City
Evelyn Nesvie
Revere
Lic
Thermos
Bissell
OUIJA
Gilbert
Waffle
Shoo Flys
St and
Tf. Bey
Crih
Boges Girls’ Hooks Cine Na Ade
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Morris
SAD Irons
Anteed Electric
Elyria, Ohio
Priscilla
ERS Raliex
Toy and Doll Dept
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