Snow Storm From Canada Sweeps Midwest
A major southeast storm moving from Canada hit the Midwest with heavy snow and plummeting temperatures. Ohio and Illinois braced for blizzards as winds rose from the north and northwest. Meteorologists warned of widespread disruptions, with rail traffic affected and forecasts calling for single digit to low teens in several states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Northwest
Mercury
Buckeye
United States
Weber
W. C. Alexander
Ifinois
Canadian Territories
Two American Ranches Raided by Mexican Bandits
Reported by American citizen Mekael to the state department two ranches near Covenne Chinua were raided by thirteen armed bands. The ranches owned by Americans Fields and Kilpatricx were seized with horses and equipment taken. Mexican federal troops pursue the attackers.
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Washington
Covenne
Chinua
Ian Cansa
Mekael
State Department
Fields
Girl tells of murder man is held
Clearwater Florida November 9 W R Court of Chicago held in jail with hand following his arrest in St Petersburg while police investigate a double murder alleged to have been told by a girl companion Information is withheld until federal agents arrive to take over the case deputies are probing the girl s tale that two traveling companions with Courtsman s automobile were murdered and buried in a Georgia swamp
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Clearwater
Fla
W. R. Court of Chicago
St. Petersburg
Twen
Team Captains in Chest Drive Wilt Meet With Committee
Community Chest captains for men’s and ladies’ teams will meet the Executive Committee at 7:30 this evening at the Community Chest headquarters. The drive runs in the city from November 16 to 24, as announced by the Community Chest office this morning.
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Community Chest
12 of 13 Prisoners Captured After Ohio State Pen Break
Columbus Nov 2 Gov Vic Donabey may open a personal probe into yesterday's Ohio State Penitentiary escape in which thirteen inmates fired their way free. Warden Thomas will file a formal report, as twelve of the fifteen recaptured inside hours later. Oliver Glaspy, at large, is sought statewide.
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Columbus
Vic Donabeys
Tiberty
Ohio State Prison
Thomas
Oliver Glaspy
Athens Counds
Mundat
Conditions in Mexico to be discussed by speaker
David Goldstein, a nationally known speaker, has been engaged by the Knights of Columbus for a free lecture at the high school auditorium Monday evening November 15. The public is invited to hear him discuss Conditions in Mexico a presentation of facts about government attitude to democracy and institutions. Goldstein a convert from Socialism to Christianity is author of many books on Socialism and conducts bi meetings and forums with audience Q and A at the close. Advance notices hail him as a courageous speaker delivering an intellectual treat.
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David Goldstein
Knights of Columbus
High Scrool
Mexico
Goldstein
Judge Directs Verdict for Defendant in Tornado Damage Suit
Judge A K Webber directed a verdict for the defendant in a tornado related damage case. The suit claimed damages from alleged building repairs following the destruction, tied to a lease on the plaintiff’s property. The judge halted the jury’s deliberations after ruling for the defendant.
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A. K. Webber Westerder
Railroad Car Damaged by Blaze Near Port of Iztron
Fire from an unknown origin damaged a New York Central rock car on Huron road near the Port of Iztron. Squad Co. 7 and Engine Co. 3 battled the blaze for about thirty minutes and saved the car from total loss, with damage estimated in the hundreds.
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New York Central
Iztron
Huron Road
Squad Co. 7
Encine Co. 3
Emerson Defeats Mrs. Ross For Wyoming Governorship
Prank C. Hinerson Caigrey, Republican, wins the Wyoming governorship by a slight margin over Mrs Nellie T. Ross Democrat, the present governor. Both Emerson and his wife are graduates of the University of Michigan.
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Prank C. Hinerson Caigrey
Wyoming
Nellie T. Ross
Emerson
University of Michliga
Cap itol theatre to dedic ate processing huge organ
The Cap itol theatre will dedicate its new 23 000 Redbert Merton organ on Sunday November 14 at the factory in Los Anmge. Manager Pekras says it is the finest organ for a city the size of Etsyia in the United States. Kenneth Lee and Don will play during day and evening concerts. The organ features three manuals 1409 pipes and many attachments including two violins harps flutes cellos diaphonous and more.
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Capitol Theatre
Redbert Merton
Los Anmge
John Res
Etsyia
United States
Ireland
Kenneth Lee
Don
Pekras
Tne Miursical Instrumien
Alr. Pekras
Train strikes workers at Houston turning basin plant
A Squhern Pacific passenger train hit a track filled with laborers heading to work at a Houston turning basin compress plant in Texas. Several laborers were killed and others injured in the incident.
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Texas
Guard at Ohio Pen Break Blamed for Lapse in Gates
Warden Thomas says guard George Bennet allowed both gates to be open, enabling inmates to exit the yard. He states the incident violated a long standing rule and vows strict enforcement. Prisoners serving life terms may face grand jury indictments. pardons or paroles are foregone.
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Columbs
George Hennett
Ohio State Penitentiary
Thomas
George Bennet
Franklin County Grand Jury
President Coolidge Begins Kansas City Armistice Day Trip
President Coolidge starts a western trip to Kansas City to dedicate the $2,000,000 Liberty Memorial on Armistice Day. Mrs. Coolidge will speak at eleven o clock, followed by a 606 cover luncheon before a return to Washington. The event aims to reach about 156,000 people with amplified address.
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Washington
Coolidge
West
Chicago
Omaha
Gen. Warshing
Marshal Foch
Three Elyrians Hurt In Auto Plunge
In Lorain on November 9 a car carrying four people—three from Elyria and one from Wellington—plunged forty feet off a embankment on Risar road near the 34th street bridge. The machine landed upright and all occupants were injured but survived after rescue efforts. Names include J L McCarthy, Bd Macar, Emma Ity, Dora McGail.
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Lorain
34Th Street Bridge
St. Joseph’s
J- L. McCarthy
FL Macrar
Emma Ityan
Fisra
Dora McGail
Wellington
Seigmund
S. C. Ward
John Fiden
Shieffield Lake
Th Hospital
Lorain County Auto Club
J. . McQuistion
Dry Chiefs of State Meet With Andrews
Federal prohibition shake up looms as eastern and southern state administrators meet with Arreval C Andrews city chief to discuss redistricting. States represented include Ohio Pennestrania New Jer Virginia West Virginia Maryland Delaware Nurit South Carolina Georgia Florida. Changes to districts and personnel were not disclosed but likely in North and South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Eastern Pennsula New Jo district. Reports mention smuggling and other problems. page 2 continuation noted.
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Arreval
C. Andrews
Ohio
Pennestrania
New Jer- Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Nurit
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Andrews
Virginia
Pennsula
New Jo
Ten Thousand Dollar Damage Suit Goes To Jury Today
The $10 278 damage suit brought by Ernst K Fientmer against Edward B Brown is expected to go to the jury for a verdict this afternoon. The case stems from a 1924 accident when the plaintiff says he was struck by the defendant's car while walking beside the road. The defendant denies driving carelessly. Fichtmer sustained a broken left leg in the incident.
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Ernst K. Fientmer
Edward B. Brown
Yars
Fichtmer
President Coolidge Sends Felicitations to Belgian Couple
President Coolidge sent congratulations to Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid of Belgium. Ambassador Phillips conveyed the greetings as the couple prepared for their royal wedding in Brussels. King Albert Queen Elizabeth Princess Astrid and Crown Prince Leopold received the diplomatic corps at the royal palace. The ambassador traveled by state coach with king's aide-de-camps guarding the procession.
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Brussels
Coolidge
Belgium
Prince Ieorpold
Astrid
Phillips
Gudie
Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Royal Palace
Jail break thwarted as Brooks tied to escape plan
NEW LEXINGTON Ohio November 3. Sheriff Harley McNabb said a jail escape attempt led by Eal Brooks was thwarted when cell bars showing signs of sawing were found. A prior escape attempt three months earlier had involved Brooks and others, with weather and a supposed 24 year old sweetheart named in rumors.
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New Lexington
Harley McNabb
Eal Brooks
Brooks
McNabb
Aiden
Sweerheart
Wax Effigy Exhibit in Hall-Mills Murder Trial
A wax effigy of the late Mrs Elleanor Sills is to be shown in court as the Hall Mills murder trial resumes this afternoon or tomorrow. Defendants Frances Stevens Hall and her brothers cross examine fingerprint experts as a glass case holds the wax likeness of the throat of the deceased. The exhibit aims to unsettle the defense, especially Mrs Hall, whose view has been blocked during earlier proceedings.
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Hogse
Somerville
Ww. J
Elleanor
Sills
Hall-Mills
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry
Wilkes
Simpson
Hell
Warden Biddle of Federal Pen Quits at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kan. Warden W J Biddle of the federal penitentiary here has submitted his resignation to the department of justice last July 17 and told International News Service his retirement is likely in November. Deputy Warden Thomas White from Atlanta may serve as interim warden pending a successor.
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Leavenworth Kan
W. J. Biddle
Ffederal
International News Service
Department of Justice
Come Probabl
Mable
Thomas White
Atlanta
Biddle
Former Ohio Day Director Sentenced to Federal Penitentiary
Joshua E. Russell former Ohio Day director and two associates Merle Copeland and Warren B. Earle are to serve two years each in federal prison for involvement in an alleged whiskey diversion conspiracy. Russell fined 7500 Copeland 2500. They recently lost their appeal to the Supreme Court and incarceration was ordered.
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Cleveland
Nor
United States
George Stauler
Joshua E. Russell
Atlanta
Russell
Prohibition
Ohio
Merle 'B. Copeland
Warren FR. Bareae
Columbus
Copeland
United States Supreme Court
Typhoon Toll Rises to Nine in Batangas Province
Manila reports nine deaths as the typhoon cut through Batangas isolating Lubo town. Officials estimate total damage at 5 million dollars, with cocoanut crops hit hardest at over 2 million. In Lorain, Richard Niebling, 19, died from injuries after a head on collision near West Bridge Street. Coroner rules accidental death. services set at St Renchatch and St Mary's cemetery. Niebling worked at The National Tube Co. plant in Lorain.
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Richard Niebling
East Approach
West Bridge Street Bridge
Manila
Batangas
Lubo
Interurban
Frank Waldron
Mise Reta McCray
Mies .Perrein
Niebling
Richard
I Robert
St Renchatch
St. Mary’s Cemetery
National Tube Co
Lorain
Fall declares ginscience toglear washinton
Albert Be Fahl former interior secretary returns to Washington after three years to join co defendant Edward T. Cohener a oil magnate in fraud and bribery charges over naval oil leases. They face the DC supreme court tomorrow pled not guilty as trial set for Nov 22 with Fahl criticizing government procedure.
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Albert Be Fahl
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Fall
Edward T. Cohener
Daheny
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Congress
Penn is Named Prison Association Head
William F. Poeun of Morganista Pennsylvania has been elected president of the American Prison Association to succeed Sanford Bates of Massachusetts. Poeun is superintendent of the Pennsylvania State Training School.
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William F. Poeun
Morganista
American Prison Association
Sanford Bates
Massachusetts
Penn
Pennsylvania
Reports of attack by colored man in rail yard disturbance
Martin Sponsier of 134 Homer street told police yesterday a colored man struck him over the head with a piece of air dose, cutting his scalp in two places after he ordered the assailant and another Negro to drop old railroad ties belonging to Spotsler. The disturbance led police to search the area but the attackers were not found.
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Martin Sponsier
Homer Sr
Spotsler
Red Cross drive tops $1500 with closing dinner planned
Elvira will not host a Red Cross chapter next year unless more enthusiastic support arrives in the last two days. A J Werner, chair, reports $1500 raised so far, but half must go to National HQ in Washington. He says $4000 is needed to ensure every home gets a share. The drive ends tomorrow with a dinner for team captains and workers at the Newell hotel.
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Red Cross
Elvira
A. J. Werner
Washington
Werner
Histia
Newell
Omal
Guem
Day Commissioner for Ohio Michigan Oness Sudberly
Delaware Ohio New Brudge KE L Podertieit bition commissioner ter
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Delaware
O, New
Brudge KE. L. Podertieit
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