Eight aboard barge IA Cane drown in Lake Superior wreck
Eight crew members including two women are believed drowned when the barge Cane, in tow of the steamer Herman Hettler, broke away in a gale off Sault Ste. Marie. The Hettler sought coast guard aid as conditions worsened and wreckage were found near rocks with life preservers suggesting a drowning tragedy. A search for survivors continued as of dawn.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lake Superior
Cane
Erman Hettler
Agwey
Hettler
Coast Guards
Hans Hansen
Herman Hettler
Cook
New York Elks Club Fight Over Six Month Closure
United States Attorney orders a six month padlock of the Elks Club in New York over alleged violations of prohibition laws. Officials deny the breach and vow to fight in court. Nine kegs seized. samples show under 1 percent alcohol in one test and over 3 percent in another.
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United
States Attorney
New York
Elks Ib
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Grand Qu Club
Buckner
Elks Club
William Ell
Dallas
Texas
Merger Approval Granted for Two Rail Lines in New York
The Public Service Commission approved the Van Sweringen railroad merger insofar as it affects two lines in New York state. The ruling granted approval of leasing the franchises of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis and the Erie Railroad to the Nickel Plate.
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New York
Albany
Nly
Public Service Commission
van Sweringen
New York State
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company
Erie Railroad
Judge Rules Against Will of Edwin B. Jennings
Circuit Judge Scanlan in Chicago ruled a forged will purporting to dispost a $6 000 000 estate of Edwin B. Jennings invalid amid a crowd of eight first cousins named as beneficiaries including Mrs Cassie Bogart of South Amherst and others in Chicago Simcoe Ont and Louisville Ky The ruling upholds Probate Judge Horner who previously refused probate as hundreds of second and third cousins looked on for possible claims
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Yesterndyl
Chicago
Scanlan
Edwin B. Jennings
Jennings
Horner
Cassie Bogart
South Amherst
John A.jennings
Charles R. Jennings
Florence E. Brad
Sarah M._O'Carr
Simcoe
Ont
George Thornton Jennings
Gien O'Elynn
Edna _E Quest
Louisville
P__H
H. H. Dunham
Destroyers Routed Rebels Near Damascus
Syrian rebels north of Damascus were dispersed by a French bombardment by a squadron of planes. Reinforcements from Beirut arrived as 30 000 French troops boosted optimism for a possible agreement. American destroyers Lamson and Coghlan arrived in Beirut to protect citizens and property. Evacuation of Cologne by British was planned for December 1 if Germany’s disarmament reply satisfies Paris. Ohio truck drivers faced arrests threats for crossing into Indiana amid alleged Ohio discrimination.
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Damascus
Auii
Beirut
Freneca
Lamson
London
Cologne
Paris
MAX
Chronigrams Hearing and Other Court Actions In Toledo
The segment reports continued hearings in Judge Thompson's court on a mandamus case to force Mayor Hankson to issue a jewelry sale license, with a Wednesday morning session. It notes George teller’s four month workhouse sentence suspended on bond for child care, alimony actions against Arthur Kuss, a Kiwanis party date change for December 17, and Ada Harris suing E G Runa for $300 on a note.
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Judza
George Teller
Cleveland
Sherif Underhill
S.J. George
Toledo
George
Woill
Irens Kuss
Arthur Kuss
Ada Harris
E. G
Runa
Living Conditions on Highest Plane in U S History
Secretary Hoover reports a record year for American business in the year to June 30. Growth across production and trade, a surge in foreign securities holdings, and $6 billion in building construction push the nation toward a new high despite slower areas like textiles and coal.
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Washington
America
Hoover
Coolidge
United States
Great Britain
London
New England
State pastors prepare for Langlave convention
Rev Nicholes von der Pel of Oberlin Congrational Minister named among 25 union clerics as member of five special committees for the Ohio Pastors Convention to be held in Columbus. Chairman William Hiram Foulkes of Cleveland called the committees to meet in Columbus Friday November 13 after lunch to discuss plans.
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Nichols van der Pyl
Oberlin
G. Whiten
Lorain
Columbts
Nicholes
Union Clers
Ymen
Pealch
Ohio
Briday
Nevis
William Hiram Foulkes
Cleveland
Columbus
Fie
Bus license cancelled for Solt and Manning in Ohio
The State Public Utilities Commission cancelled the licenses of Wilbur R. Solt and Ray Manning prohibiting them from operating a motor bus between Cleveland and Elyria. The action followed findings they violated the law and commission rules by trips outside their regular route, operating extra buses without permission, letting equipment depreciate risking passenger safety, and failing to maintain a regular schedule.
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Columbus
Navy
Utilities Commission
Wilbur R. Solt
Ray Manning
Cleveland
Elyria
Commission
Solt
Rickenbacker Supports Mitchell in Sandusky Speech
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker urged listeners to write Congress for justice for Col. B Mitchell. He said Mitchell was right about his superiors and that Americans must wake up to the facts quickly. In Geneva, Balkan pact proposals tied to Lokarno were discussed for December.
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Rickenbacker
Mitchell Sandusky
Col
B. Mitchell
Eddie Rickenbacker
Mitchell
Geneva
Council
The
League of _ Nationa
Fire destroys No-leak Paper Dish plant in Wheeling
Fire in Wheeling West Virginia destroyed the No-leak Paper Dish Company plant last night causing about 1500000 in damage. One man named George Bull Kraft was arrested early this morning as investigators probe the fire’s origin. Firemen escaped injury as walls collapsed and railroad lines nearby were disrupted.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Palatine
George
Kraft
Blaze Answers Three Alarms Hit Elyria Foundry Roof
Firemen responded to three alarms since last night. Morning blaze at the Elyria Foundry welding shop roof caused about 25 dollars in damage. Earlier fires included a boy’s shack behind 332 Bridge St started by an overheated stove and a gas odor at the Nichols residence on Broad St.
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Ex- Anguish
Elynia
Michols
Broad St
Bridge St
Elyria
Abd El-Krim Surrounded, Petain Says No Fear Left
Marshal Petain announced in Marseilles that Abd El-Krim is surrounded and threat is over as his advance arrived thirteen hours late after Mediterranean storms. Trench troops repulsed Riffan tribesmen near Fez Elbali with many casualties.
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Petain
Marseilles
Abd- El-Krim
Marshal Petain
Morocco
Mediterranean
Rabat
Wergha
Fez Elbali
Prohibition Enforcement Sparks Talks At Chicago Convention
General Lincoln C. Andrews said federal prohibition cannot be fully enforced and that dry forces burden the government. The National Anti Saloon League discussed jail terms for small purchasers and former congressman Volstead urged enforcing penalties, noting fines and possible two year jail sentences for repeat violators.
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Chicago
Lincoln C. Andrews
League
National Anti Saloon League of Invention
Andrew J. Volstead
Volstead
Mob foils lynch attempt near Little Rock
In Littlerock Arkansas a mob of about 100 pursued Lee Cook a 15 year old Black boy accused in an alleged schoolgirl assault. Authorities in North Little Rock locked him up for safe keeping pending a preliminary hearing as others spirited the prisoner outward from England. Mussolini dictates lending terms in debt talks with the United States.
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Ark
England
ATK
Lee Cook
North Little Rock
Mussolini
Washington
Benito Musolini
Italy
United States
Patrolman Charles Deal Killed by Striking Car
Elsrio police hunted a green touring car after Patrolman Charles C. Deal 40 was struck from behind while guiding traffic near two wrecked autos on Elyria Lopats Road. Deal fell and died from a fractured skull as the unknown car sped away. Coroner says he died instantly. police scoured several towns and two carloads searched Le Grange Wellington Perfiela Oberlin territory. Page 2 continues.
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Charles C. Deal
Traffe
Elyria-Lovats
Lo- Tain
Ashland
Deal
Trafic
Force
Syres EL
Perry
Korain
Carl St
Saert Fred-Underhill
le Grange
Wellington
Perfiela
Oberlin
Four bandits rob prominent contractor in daylight
In Providence Rhode Island four bandits in a car held up Joseph McCormack, a leading contractor and mobile agent, and escaped with a $20,000 payroll. A separate Detroit theft at the C Kremmer Cigar Manufacturing Company saw a guard shot and payroll of $10,000 taken.
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Providence
Nor
Joseph McCormack
McCormack
McSormack
Detroit
C. Kremmer Cigar Manufacturing Company
Ed Gerdes
Oficer
Retirement age at Oberlin College may rise to 70
Oberlin College Faculty retirement age could be raised from 68 to 70 following a Carnegie Fund Trustees ruling. The Oberlin Review notes trustees may modify the college rule or form a committee to search for President Hing's successor. The change aims to align with pension rules that require full pension eligibility at 70. Budgets in Paris also dominate today’s financial report.
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College
Oberlin
Carnegie’ Fund
Oberlln Colleca
Henry Churchill King
Tps Oberlin Review
Neve
Hing
Carnegie Foundation
Invention to Rejuvenate Women Unveiled in Vienna
Details of a new rejuvenation method were presented to the Academy of Science in Vienna by Dr. Eugene Steignen. He described using an extract from the female organism injected into women’s bodies to restore youthfulness. The claim centers on an aging cure tested by Steignen’s team.
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Vienna
Academy of Science
Eugene Steignen
Steimach
Fourz
Rew Steinaca
Motion Filed To Relinquish Church Property Control
In Canton on November 7, a bid to oust Pastor Rev Elmer Baller and church trustees from First United Evangelical Church was lodged with the state supreme court. David B Wilson and other trustees seek an order to direct the state appellate court to review its record in the case involving multiple trustees and church members against Henry Staler and Edward Bowman.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Dastor
Wl EL Elmer Baller
First United Evangelical Church
Canton
David B. Wilson
Appellia Court
James A. Black
John J. Creishton
Walter F. Heuptfur
Newier
Unas S. Gras
Jacob A. Schweisberger
Trustees Church
Henry Isee
J.staler
Edward Bowman
Community Chest Campaign Calls for Broad Support
An editorial urges timely pledges for the Community Chest as Elyria prepares to launch a campaign. It debunks banquet funding rumors, emphasizes paying dues, and notes agencies rely on timely gifts to maintain services and staff. It calls for thorough preparation and maximum cooperation to make this year’s drive the city’s best.
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Community Chest
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