Typhoon Sweeps Philippines Sparks 200 Deaths
Court testimony places Mrs. Jeane Gibson at the Hall Mills murder scene in Somerville New Jersey where Rev Edward Hall Mills and teen singer Eleanor Mills were killed on Sept 14. Witness Robert Erling described statements and sightings including Frances Stevens Hall and others at the fatal night, as the Hall Mills murder trial advances.
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Belgian Crown Prince and Princess Astrid Parade in Antwerp
Nov 8 Antwerp reports a grand welcome for Crown Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid after their civil marriage. Crowds cheered from docks to city hall as Astrid rode in white velvet, guarded by police while Leopold shielded her from fans during the royal procession.
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Flames Sweep Shrine in Quebec Fourth Fire Rolls Through Relic Site
Firefighters battled a major blaze at a Quebec shrine today. The Bas SC Auee de Beaggere shrine suffered extensive damage as flames swept through the sacred building. St Anne relics reportedly vanished amid the chaos as brigades fought to contain the fire and prevent spread to surrounding villas.
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Reign of Terror Report Hits Italy After Attacks
A British Herald report says Italy faced a reign of terror a week after Premier Mussolini’s fascist regime began. The correspondent cites anti fascist murders and mass injuries across districts, with families driven from homes as mobs attacked sympathizers. The Daily Herald dispatch from Switzerland notes Mussolini’s role during a conference.
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Daily Herald
Otatco Fight Unersion G1 Lake Water
Border disputes over diverting Lake Michigan water into the Mississippi system and the Chicago drainage canal opened before US Supreme Court special master Charles Evans Hughes. Newton D Baker warned that population stakes could spark conflict. Police logged a quiet weekend with no auto accidents or violent deaths reported.
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Chidago
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United States Supreme Court
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Cone Plaining
McDermott Trial In Canton Murder Case
Canton publisher Dean R. Mellett was murdered in a high profile case. James McDermott, arraigned before Common Pleas Judge Edwin Diehl, pleaded not guilty to the charge. The court scheduled the trial for early December with jurors to be chosen after prosecutors considered delaying until after the holidays.
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Pat Metmoi
Dean R. Mellett
Common Pleas
Edwin Diehl
Ramis
Sharif
Metermott
Oberlin lecture critiques philanthropy and moral aim
Jerome Davis of Yale Divinity School spoke on the misused aims of charity in a local gathering. He argued modern philanthropy is often run for ego or profit rather than genuine service to humanity.
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Netkins
Jerome Davis
Reid
Devisttuld
Younger Business Mens Club To Hold Evening Dinner
The first dinner of the four mens club will be held this evening at Elsina's. Webber will address the group and discuss a possible new club network. The meeting expects speakers and a proposed structure similar to Rotary and other service clubs.
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Remce
Webber
Elsina
Rotary
Burglars Busy Here Over Week End Enter Three Homes
Police report three homes entered over the weekend with loot taken from windows and doors. Officers investigate the scene, noting intrusion methods and suspect cooperation from residents. Local officials urge residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity.
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Aboud
Thsarado
Alien, Virginia Manfaced Early Morning Incident
A Virginia resident reported an unusual incident this morning involving an alien figure. Law enforcement investigated a reported sighting and secured the area, with no injuries or lasting damage reported.
Coolidge Renomination Doubts Spark Democratic Talk
Washington reports Democratic whispers that Calvin Coolidge may be unavailable for renomination in 1928 after recent losses. Senator McVellar of Tennessee argues the president failed to lead his party, hindering Republican chances and damaging presidential prestige as Democrats claim the administration’s defeats reflect on Coolidge’s stance and leadership. Page 2 continues.
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Governor to Take Third Term Oath in January
Governor Vic Donahey plans to take oath for a third term in Ohio as chief executive. The ceremony will occur in his private offices on January 10 with a minimal salute and no public functions. He expects divine guidance to sustain him through the new term.
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Vic Donahey
Ohio
Nour
oMier
Twelve Escape From High Prison Bulletin
In Columbus on November 18 a dozen inmates at the Ohio penitentiary escaped by the Spring street entrance. Guards reportedly shot several as police reserves were dispatched to aid in recapturing the fugitives.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Spring Street
City Auditor Foresees Healthy City Finances
City Auditor AWG. Ray Uamtt stated this morning that Elyria's finances are in good shape. He noted some limited overspending in various departments and indicated shifts in funding may be needed, but the city as a whole will end the year with a surplus.
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AWG
Ray Uamtt
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Pastor Charged With Murder Sued For 150000 In Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on November 8, a suit seeks 150000 against Pastor Reinks Norris of First Baptist Church claiming murder related damages. The plaintiff, P A Chipps James Lanberman, alleges injury connected to the church incident.
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Train Crash In Maryland Injures Fourteen
Fourteen people were injured when a westbound Western Maryland railroad passenger train passed an open switch and collided head on with a standing freight train. Three passengers were seriously hurt including Samuel Miller Ratton and George W. Ross, both Baltimore residents, and mail clerk Pet. John Sen, a marine from Baltimore. They were taken to Baltimore hospitals. the remainder were moved to a Frederick, Maryland hospital.
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George W. Ross
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Marine Corps
Baltmore
Bltimore
Frederick, Md
Dr Forsyth Dies Sudden in Chicago After Heart Attack
Dr Forsyth longtime church leader and corresponding secretary of the Board of Home Missions and a church extension official with the Methodist church, Philadelphia, died in Chicago after a heart attack. The sudden death ends a career of service to churches and missions.
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Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Typhoon Devastates Batangas City Bataan Toll Mounts
A powerful typhoon and tidal waves devastated Batangas Province with two hundred reported dead and several hundred missing. Island of Samar borne storm struck Batangas south end causing widespread destruction, beach communities flooded, and Batangas city described as almost wholly destroyed. Recovery efforts include medical aid and Cross relief trains as communication remains out.
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Wade
Five Tepnn Columbus Deaths and a Week of Crime
A gas explosion and an automobile fatality marked a deadly weekend in Columbus as authorities investigated a week-old murder. An unidentified man about 25 was found in the Scioto River, with extensive injuries including a mashed head, broken neck, torn flesh, and a 30 pound boulder tied to his left leg. Continued on Page 2.
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Tidal Wave Floods Gary Italy Destroys Towns Children Reported Missing
A massive tidal wave devastated Gary Italy, leaving about thirty drowned and 7000 homeless. The disaster flooded wells and bakery ovens, cutting water and food supplies as relief trains struggled through washouts. Towns along the Adriatic coast suffered severe damage, with railways and stations swept away and houses collapsing. Authorities aboard a destroyer evacuated a rescued bishop from Bari.
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Britto
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Bari
Damage suit arising from Lorain tornado goes to trial
A 1924 Lorain tornado damage suit reached trial before Judge A R Webe rer. About forty Penfield high students observed as part of a civics course. Dr D Colquhon claims A V Hageman damaged his business in the Wagner block by delaying repairs after the storm. Colquhoon leased the building from Magee man.
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