Loss of Afrique Shipwreck Off Biscay Claims Over 2000
Reports from Rochelle describe the French steamer Afrique sinking after a violent gale off Biscay. About 2000 people, including colonists and crew, are feared lost. survivors are scattered and attempting to reach shore as panic and confusion spread. The vessel, bound from Port Elizabeth to Makaar, South Africa, suffered engine and hull damage with several cracks noted. Local figures report resignations as inquiries begin.
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Biscay
Rochelle
France
paSepkers
St Wight
Miny
Maine
Anki
Solare Ge
Tand
Afrique
Bordeaux
Porto Makar
South Africa
Doredy
Meh and Game Association Directors Meet in Lorain County
In a lengthy meeting, Meh and Game Association directors discussed suspending members for conduct injurious to the group and outlined a new program of trap and rifle shooting. Aiming to boost open air recreation, the club plans club buttons and a broader outreach as trials continue into the spring with about 700 members endorsing outdoor activities.
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Meh and Game Association
Evenlog
Nelo Bay
Are
Columbii
Lorain
Royal Fish and Game Club
Tila County
Privelisas
Om Ferret
Omg
Vestigate
Lor
Bettyridge
Trark Dlewdrur
Alfred Bates
Hig Haser
Juster
Ikeilogg Lay
Chas
Barncock
Jyrum
Dele County
Columbus UN
Widener called to Sidney as father passes
Mrs Minerva C Forbes aged 78 wife of the late Alexander Forbes died after months of suffering from injuries from a train accident in Wisconsin en route to Oregon. Survived by daughter Mrs May E Worden Rome NY and granddaughter Mrs Minerva D Middleton of Portland Oregon. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at home with Rev John Grant officiating.
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Minerva C Forboz
Alexander Forbes
Fifth Street
Wisconsin
Oregon
Forbes
Oberlin
Immigration chief signs deportation warrants for Reds
Anthony Caminetti, commissioner general of immigration, is busy signing the walking papers for Reds ordered deported to their European homes as part of his many duties.
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Anthony Caminetti
Lawmakers See No Path to Crabbe Prohibition Bill
Associated Press reporting that California legislative leaders see little chance of the Crabbe prohibition enforcement measure securing a two thirds majority in the House. The finance committee proposed removing inspector provisos to win support for the emergency bill, a move discussed at this morning caucus before the session.
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Associated Press
Sugar gouging query prompts data request by district attorney
District attorney seeks information on sugar pricing amid complaints about inflated charges. Inspector George Savage cites a Cleveland schedule allowing 1 1 2 cents above cost for Philippine and related sugars. He notes beet sugar price at 34 1/2 cents locally and questions the legality of higher charges in Leatstaga area. U S Attorney Wert? confirms retaliation and says violations reported to Bliss Morton will be investigated from Cleveland.
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George Savage
Nany
Ratgar
Han Eceiv
Dta- FE
Wertt
Cleve
Bliss Morton
Bureau of Investigations
Cleveland
U. 8
Savage
Policemen's Ball Uses Raid Display at Local Jewelry Store
The police department showcases knives revolvers dice and other items taken in raids or from prisoners in a window display at Brro n s jewelry store to advertise their annual ball slated for Cascade Hall on the evening of January 0 and 1 Westing seasiderabie tent ion.
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Brron's
Westing Seasiderabie
Never Again Jackson Day Banquet Sparks Party Reassessment
Washington reports how Democratic leaders vow to avoid Jackson Day banquets and related pre campaign events after a chaotic gathering that exposed rifts. The 1890s style clash between Bryan McAdoo and Palmer rivals highlighted concerns over staging, publicity, and the party’s control over presidential nominees.
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Washington
Dem Werstie
Ryan
tYe
Bryan
William G. McAldoo
Palmer
National Committee
McAdoo
Elyria Leads the Way in Boy Scout Movement
A fragmented report details Rotary and club involvement to establish hospitals for crippled children modeled after Gates Hospital. Ohio districts would host eight new facilities, each 70 to 100 beds, potentially costing 1,500,000 dollars, with Toledo and Cleveland leading, aims to spread across the state, and a conference in Columbus approved the plan.
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Gates Hospital
Chief
Gatespital
Ohio
Rotary Club
Rotary
Toledo
Cleesland
John Mr. Pentley
Cleveland
Columbus
Rotars Alten
Squire
Hetary
Girl Wife Aids Husband in Slaying Former Lover
Edward Kneip of Rochester was lured to a lonely road where he was beaten to death by James L. O'Dell and his eighteen year old wife. The couple confessed saying Kneip had wronged Mrs. O'Dell, and the killing was to avenge the betrayal, drawing parallels to a famous sensational case.
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Edward Kneip
Rochester
James L. O'Dell
Harry Thaw
O’dell
Kneip
Lorain County W C T U Outlines New Plans
The Lorain County executive mid year meeting of the W C T U was held at the M E church with good attendance. President Mrs. Neble Hi urged observing January 15 when Prohibition goes into effect and a dues day for members. The board voted to send Mrs. G A Friday to Cleveland for two weeks to attend the School of Schools. Emphasis will be on Child Welfare Americanization Law Enforcement World Prohibition and Scientific Temperance in public schools. Lincheon was served by Hyra W C T U ladies. The State Superintendent praised Lorain County for institute work and all left pleased and hopeful.
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Lorain
M. EB
Neble Hi
Nutohy
Mra. G. A
Cleveland
School of Sehools
Hiyra
Mra. Ifyll
Lorain County
Young Men's Club Chooses Delegates to National Convention
The Young Men's Business club at the Y M C A heard Rev John Grang speak on club standards last evening. Lawrence Webber and Harold F Agate were named delegates to the National convention and will report back on proceedings. The next meeting is set for January 37.
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Young Men's Business Club
John Grang
Lawrence Webber
Harold F. Agate
Indicted Men Enter Pleas In Morning Court
Judge Redington presided as jurors indicted ten men for various charges roped with felonies and weapons. Several pleas of not guilty were entered while others pleaded guilty and received sentences or parole. People named include Mike Stefano Pete Vitale Amato Lat ar paroled and Steve Crane among others.
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Redington
Erand
Liaw
Avivings
Mike Stefano
Pete Vitale
Andrew
Vasil George
Amato
Chi Reformatory
Latar
Mike Drifha
Frank Hewett
Welbern Robinson
Larsay
Mexican City Razed by Earthquake Destruction Reported
An earthquake yesterday morning destroyed a village of about three thousand in Rabitangs Jalapa district Vera Cruz state, according to the department of agtie which issued 180 details.
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Tv Asses Lote Fereas
Mexico City
Jin M4eesin Teaquin
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Department of Agtie
Reichstag Attack Triggers Martial Law Across Germany
Berlin reports martial law declared by President Ebert after the Reichstag attack left ten dead and many wounded. Noske appointed commander in chief for Greater Berlin as streets fill with parades and protests. Plunder and clashes flare in Oberhausen and Berlin outskirts amid continuing unrest and tight security.
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Ebert
Germany
Berlin
Jnret
Reas
Letag
Associated Pres
Serlin
Jan
Reichstag
Gustave Noske
Defence
Greater Berlin
Moery
Oberhausen
Arma
Marseboh
Speedy Elyra Volleyballers Dominate Lorain Y
The Business Men's volleyball team of the M. Co A defeated Lorain Y singles in an average match at the local gym Tuesday evening. The Elyria team won all five games. Players Webber, King, Queen, Tirch, and Vibber were in the lineup.
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M. CO. A
Lorain “Y
Elyria
Bus
Three Women File Divorce Actions in Elyria and Lorain
Three divorce petitions filed within 24 hours involve Lorain and Elyria residents. Cela Fouts accuses Pater Fouts of extreme cruelty and repeated slapping. Jobanhus Magus alleges Louis Magus is severe and abusive, with past self harm. Walton accuses Charres Walton of gross neglect after many job changes. Lais Adams, visiting grandmother Mrs. William M. Adams, is mentioned in a Bridgport area note.
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Lorain
Elyr
Cela Fouts
Pater Fouts
Elyria
Jobanhus Magus
Louis’ Magus
Walton
Charres FL. Walkton
Garford Co Employees Protest Railroad Delays at Olive Street
Garford company workers circulate a petition to the city council urging a provision to prevent habitually delayed employees from being held up by trains on Olive Street. The issue affects both men and women, with many workers, including girls, missing or arriving late for shifts. a proposed bridge is suggested to ease the crossings and improve punctuality.
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Garford Co
Olive Street
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