Widow unexcited after finding of bodies in Nova Scotia
James Mills husband of choir singer Mrs Hall questions her statements about the night of September 14 killings. He says he saw her four times after the murders instead of twice and suggests foul play or elopement as possible motives. Mills asserts jealousy and notes she did not notify police promptly.
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N.S
James Mills
Edward W. Hall
Hall
Mills
Eleanor
Mull
Hail
Mall
Mil
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Confesses In Agoualt Upon Diving Venus Muskeggn
Raymond E. Wilson of Grand Rapids confessed to abducting and attacking 11 year old Rosalie Shinty in Michigan after an all night drinking spree. He described driving to Dublin and Muskegon, planning to take the girl, and awaiting preliminary examination while police and officials were present. The confession followed an hours long ordeal and indicated a possible life sentence if he pleads guilty.
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Muskeggn
Migh
Kay Eugene Wilson
Rosalie Shanty
Wilson
State Penitentiary
International News Service
Muskegon, Mich
Raymond E. Wilson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tssistant
Glenn Dunn
Peter Hansen
Williams
Mathews
Dublin
Rosalie
Michigan
Eight Injured When Motorman Loses Control on Huffman Hill
On November 2 eight people were injured when a streetcar on Huffman avenue hill lost control. Passengers report the motorman and conductor ordered them to jump. four were taken to hospital. A curve at the hill's base might have derailed the car into a house. Mrs. Ida Zimmerman, 54, is believed to have a fractured skull.
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Huffman Avenue
Iuidt | Thers
Ida Zimmerman
Thompson Gains Odds In Tight Governorship Race
Cleveland voters watched Thompson money tilt betting odds today as local bookmakers posted Donk to 1 to 3. About 200 dollars shifted hands at the polls heightening suspense over the governorship outcome amid lively local wagering.
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Cleveland
Thompson
Jocal
Political Edition Next Saturday Ad Deadline Notice
The Chronicle Telegram announces a political edition to be published on Saturday in November. Candidates wishing to place advertisements must submit copy by 3:00 p.m. Friday. For space reservations, dial 2317.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Move to Fight Phone Rates Unites Ohio Cities
Columbus Nov 2 A permanent organization of Ohio municipal legal representatives formed to present the public case at hearings by the state utilities commission on Ohio Bell Telephone Company rate requests. McConnaughey to serve as special counsel. Members include city attorneys from Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Canton, Toledo, Youngstown and others.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Ber Telephone Company
Ohio
Sboananet
Attorner
Dayton
Leach
Carl F. Shuter
Cleveland
J. H. Leighninger
Youngstown
F. M. Datson
Toledo
McConnaughey
Akron
Canton
Darton
Barberton
Sandusky
Willewehler
Steubenville
Elyria
Kenia
Parismouth
Exhumes Body of Slain Woman in Hair Comparisons
Sheriff Spink traveled to Zanesville with an expert to exhume the grave of Mrs. Mary Burns. Strands of hair on a raincoat believed worn by the murderer will be compared to those on the victim. Mrs. Burns was beaten and buried alive. her husband Henry J. Burns, a Cleveland businessman, is jailed for the crime. Prosecutor Osstrand er says evidence warrants indictment but a January grand jury is awaited.
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Rinsville
Spink
Zanesville
Hanning
Mary Burns
Henry J. Burns
Cleveland
Ralph M. Ostrander
Jans Mary
Secretary Weeks Injured in Auto Collision in Springfield
Secretary of War John W. Weeks was shaken and slightly injured when his car collided with another vehicle in Springfield Massachusetts. Weeks kept his speaking engagement and continued his tour in support of Senator Lodge and Governor Cox, amid the warning and safety concerns raised by the incident.
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Springfield
Mass
John W. Weeks
Weeks
George Chamberlain
Senator Lodge
Cox
Bicyclists Injured in Early Coliseum Falls in Six Race
Chicago on November 2 reports riders Liming and Speisse as prime casualties in a six bicycle race at the Coliseum. Speisse the Belgian champion suffered a likely skull fracture and was hospitalized. Other injured listed include Wal thour Oliver Sands Gaffner Kopsky Fitzsimmons and Sperker. In Marietta a widow died from burns after attempting to start a kitchen fire with kerosene. In Columbus today the Elyria Steel Co incorporated with 500 capital.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Alphonse ‘Speisse
Hopital
Bobby Walthour
Oliver
Sands
Gaffner
Kopsky
Fitzsimmons
Sperker
Marietta
Henry Win Te
Burns
League of Women Voters to Host Tax Amendment Symposium
Elyria League of Women Voters announces a symposium on state tax amendment questions for voters. The article outlines features of the measure including rate structure, personal exemptions, taxation bases, and debt limits, with arguments for and against each provision.
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League OF Women Voters
League of Women Voters of
Elyria
Symn
League
Bo Figstrong
Chronicle Tele- Bramn
RL E. Rice
Ohio
Furiba
Kentucky
Two Killed in Pennsylvania Train Wreck Near Norristown
Norristown Pa November 21 two men H Gable 32 and William Lefevre 49 bricklayer both of Harrisburg were killed instantly when westbound trains collided on the Trenton division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. W Powers flagman sustained slight injuries as the derailed cars toppled and cleared the track.
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Norristown
H. Gable
Gnadie
William Lefevre
Harris Shore
W. Powers
Trenton
Pennsylvania
Bim
Harding Celebrates Dual Birthdays Today
Washington November 2 President Harding marked two birthdays today one as Warren G Harding and the other as President of the United States Born in Merrow county seven years ago today his election to the presidency came by a vast majority Olio of crowds gathered at the White House while some from abroad joined in a quiet observance No public celebration was held at the mansion as the president planned to work at his desk and be with Mrs Harding in her sick room.
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Friends of the Amendment
Harding
Warren G. Harding
United States
Merrow
White House
Mrs. Harding
Thomas Nelson Page Funeral Planned in Richmond
Richmond Va Nov 2 Flags at half mast mark the death of Thomas Nelson Page former ambassador and author who died suddenly overnight Funeral services are set for 10 am tomorrow at the Oak Park Church Page, christened Fahio Wine, will be honored as his funeral takes the body to Washington for burial
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State Capitol
Thomas Nelson
Tals
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Olu Park
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Pas
Fahio
Washington
Doarial
Ohio seeks federal aid to secure coal for consumers
Governor Davis said Ohio aims to ensure adequate domestic coal by cooperative action with federal officials. He noted complaints that Ohio dealers cannot obtain West Virginia coal at federally approved prices and that a Washington conference will likely be scheduled soon. Governor Davis added that Federal Fuel Administrator Spens will publish the names of West Virginia sellers who agreed to maintain higher prices to alert Ohio dealers.
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Fey Ohiah
Washington
Ohio
West Virginia
Davis
Spens
Virginia
Labor Loses at England Polls in Borough Vote
Labour suffered a heavy setback in London borough elections with tabulations showing 149 seats lost. Political observers say results signal possible Tory gains in the upcoming general election on November 13. Premier Law urged women to back Tory candidates at a Trafalgar Lane address as The Chronicle forecasts several surprises on nomination day.
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London
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Lories
Trury Lane
the Chronicle
Llord George
Commons
Klan leader suspects kidnapping over Klan dissension
In Oakland, California, Kleagle of the Sacramento Ku Klux Klan says his wife and four year old daughter were likely abducted by rival Klan elements in retaliation for dissolving the Sacramento branch. Police search the bay area for the pair as warrants are issued for five Klansmen and the dissolution is announced.
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Cal
Bay Region
Edgar J. Fuller
Kleagle
Sacramento
Ku Klux Klan
Tuller
Callipse
Satramento
Townshead Races and Massillon Funeral Notice
Ridgeville road closure affects traffic routes to Ridgeville and center. Mrs Vana Tok, dancer, is noted in a personal crisis. Townshend, former Sheffield resident Jozenh Townshend died in Massillon. funeral services are scheduled tomorrow at Denkyn's Funeral Parlors at 1 o'clock in the morning.
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Townshend
Jozenh Townshend
Sheffield
Massillon
Denkin
Dewitt Cuyler Dies End of Rail Strike Leader
News from Philadelphia and New York report the death of T. Dewitt Cuyler, longtime railway executive and president of the Associated Railway interests. His passing follows a March toward settlement of the rail strike, and his funeral arrangements and succession plans are being prepared. Alfred P. Thom of Washington is expected to lead the association until a permanent successor is named.
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T. Dewitt Cuyler
Amven
Raildad
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Sanmet Rea
Presid
New York
D. Witt Curler
Aseitation of
Congress
Curler
Alfred P. Thom
Washington
Association
Premier Bonar Law Urges Unity and League Readiness
In a rally before 5000 fashionably dressed women, Premier Bonar Law defended his policy as liberty from disturbance at home and abroad. He refused to answer media attacks and urged support for the new cabinet, denying a one man rule. He criticized Lloyd George and urged America to engage with a League of Nations, stressing France relations as key and hinting Lausanne conference hints.
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Warhanner
A. Bonar Law
Ile
Lloyd George
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America
League of Nations
France
Girl, Twelve, Leaps to Death in Chicago River
A twelve year old girl died by her own hand by leaping into the Chicago River today. The act was witnessed by a warehouse employee on the river bank as the girl removed her shoes and raised her clasped hands in a braver attitude before the fall. The incident occurred in Chicago with the date noted as November 2.
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Chicago River
River Bank
Chicago
Life Prolonging Serum Promises Century Longevity
Dr Sam Held of Chicago announces a life prolonging serum claimed to dispel choline from blood and renew vitality. He cites a sixty year old patient now thriving, an elderly New York woman treated recently, and notes accidental German origins of the discovery while testing an epilepsy cure.
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Sam Held
Hold
New York
Held
Germany
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