Possible new Supreme Court pick named by Harding
Washington Nov 3 On his desk rests a mass of letters petitions telegrams urging the appointment of a Democratic or mixed slate of candidates to fill the vacancy on the U S Supreme Court. Names include John K Stubbins Francis Baker and John W Davis with election results possibly influencing the choice.
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Presents for Wilhelm's Bride Draw Criticism in Germany
Objections rise to lavish wedding gifts for Wilhelm II in Germany as bankruptcy fears and royal costs sparking ire among former emperor’s supporters and members of royal kin and loyalty groups amid the marriage to Ziv srinec.
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Germany
Attack on Bain by Harry Bear Reported in City
Police report a man named Harry Bear attacked Bain at 41 West High Street. Bain was left in a precarious condition in City hospital after returning home from a two week absence and entering a room with Mrs. Steam, as described by authorities.
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Home Bakery Trends Stir Debate Over Costs and Ease
A 1920s kitchen feature weighs home made bread against bakery purchases. It notes three bread types, Parkerhouse rolls, and rolls with milk, butter, and yeast. Experts debate savings, while families consider time, fuel, and preference in choosing bakery versus homemade bread.
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Judge Gary to Testify Before Federal Trade Commission
New York Nov 3 Judge E T I Gary chairman of United States Steel testified he was subpoenaed to appear before the Federal Trade Commission as it probes steel prices. He will appear before the commission on a Monday.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Commission
Local Man Dies After Toe Injury at Butler Factory
A man identified as a prominent figure in Butler, Pennsylvania, died immediately after injuring his toe at a local factory. The report notes odd pairs of birth hours and annuals, with unclear details surrounding the event.
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Ira
Butler
Swallowing Accident In Ashland Involves Rubber Hose
Nov 3 reports a young girl in Ashland swallowed a two inch tube used with a mechanism after a dramatic accident. Doctors note no serious injuries expected as she recovers and resumes normal activities.
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Debeuter
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Coatlides Through Italy Paris Despatch Reports Fatal Clashes
A Paris despatch notes eighteen people killed at Lome in fighting between fascists and others. The Italian censor reportedly prevented publication of further news of the clashes outside Italy, according to L Intransigeant.
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Pulpit Resignation Shocks Ashland Church Leader
Reverend C. D. Pischer resigns as pastor of Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ashland to accept a new post in Richmond Indiana. The move ends his tenure at the congregation and opens the search for a replacement.
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C. D. Pischer
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Cleveland woman to speak to Elyna voters Saturday
Mrs Flemming of Cleveland Colorado will speak to the voters of Elyna on Saturday evening November 4 at the County hall about local issues and upcoming elections.
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Cleveland, CO
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Three British Notables Reported Under Care in London
On November 3 in London three of England's prominent citizens were under medical care. The Prince of Wales suffered ankle contusions after a hunting fall and cancelled engagements. Lloyd George is ill with a Cold and throat inflammation but may resume speaking soon. Winston Churchill is recovering from an appendectomy, keeping him from campaign duties. In Ashland, Henry J. Long, 65, longtime Hayesville hardware merchant, died suddenly.
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Winston Churchill
Prohibition Enforcer Fined for Disrupting Meeting
Noel Smith of Columbus Grove, a prohibition enforcement officer in Putnam county, was fined 50 dollars and costs and given ten days in the Allen county jail after pleading guilty to disturbing a public meeting in Gomer on Monday evening.
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Noel Smith
Columbus Grove
Prohibition Enforcement
Putnam County
Allen County
Justice Botkin
Gomer
Two French ships sink in storm injuring three sailors
A gale off the north coast of France sinks the sailing ships St. Jean and Laurent. three sailors are injured. The storm delays shipping and highlights hydro electric development in France. A state wide straw vote results will be published in upcoming Cleveland Press editions.
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