Elyria High Youths Sent Home For Short Trousers
Elyria High school suspended several students for wearing short trousers to curb a planned display by upperclassmen. The school and city government closed for the day as students and citizens gathered for a patriotic program at Ri Alto theater featuring Rev. A. A. Hunter and Legion events. A two minute silent prayer honored those who died for world democracy.
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Elyria High
R. P. Vaughn
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
United States
Im Legion
Board of Education
Ilve
Rialto Theater
Harold Birch
the Legion
Mayor Jones
J. H. Grant
A. A. Hunter
Amherst
Hunter
Armistice Day Observance Draws Civic Action
Eighteen executives have answered the call as Maron Smith of the Sons of Veterans urges citizens to observe Armistice Day with prayer and patriotism. Mayor Jones issues a proclamation, Grand Army members attend reserved seats, and citizens are asked to display flags. Post office closes at noon, libraries shut all day, and Friday books are due but may be returned Saturday.
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Maron Smith
Sons of Veterans
Jones
Publc
Grand Army
ASAPH JONES LEADS CITY TICKET IN LORAIN VOTE
The city vote shows a strong Republican tilt with Mayor Asaph R. Jones defeating Claude Blgin by a wide margin. Other officials in a citywide tally include Gerald B. Martin for Council President, Ralph W. Standen for City Treasurer, and D A Baird for City Solicitor, with varied leads across council at large and ward contests.
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Board of Elections
Lorain
Jones Swampet
Claude Hivin
Wan Hish
Cora Ensign
Asaph R. Jones
Claude Blgin
Gerald B. Martin
Farry Hinkson
W. F. Guthman
Chas. Guth
Ralph W. Standen
Charles Wise
D. A. Baird
Geo. R. Walsh
Cora F. Ensign
Sudro
J. A. Rawson
D. EF Conley
Leo Myers
Chas. A. Tite
Train Wreck Sparks Large Fire and Injuries in Oklahoma
A southbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Flyer derailed about 35 miles north of Oklahoma City today. The last five cars left the track with a score of people seriously injured. A special train with doctors and nurses departed after the wreck is blamed on spreading rails.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Kansas
Prosecutions go on despite statute of limitations in war graft cases
A long list of late bulletins reports that the Department of Justice will not drop prosecutions as the wartime profiteering and graft cases approach the postwar period. Other items include railroad rate appeals in Ohio, naval construction debates, strikes in Italy, and a packed day of political and crime news from across the U S.
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Washington
Tomorow
Department of Justice
Nation Honors Anne nameless With Armistice Day Observance
Washington reports mourners from government circles to veterans and foreign diplomats gathered beneath the capitol dome to pay tribute to the unknown dead. Notables including Vice President Coolidge and numerous cabinet members arrived as floral tributes and silent processions marked the day to memorialize those who served in World War I.
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Nationalitos
Anne
Lincoln
Garfield
M Kinley
Arlington
United Stag
Bier
Catafalqu
Rotunda
France
Federal Council of Churches
American Ambulanes Association
Rotary Clubs
National Women's Overseas Service
United Sanish War Veterans
Roncauvelt
Dewey
Pershing
Forty-Second
AEF
Coolidge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
War Weeks
Wer
Wainwright
the Navy
Denby
Navy
Roosevelt
Labor
Davis
Commerce
Hoover
Hass
Daugherty
Agriculture
Wallace
Hartbord
Lejeune
Lassiter
Stephan
Bandholtz
Wadsworth
New York
Senate
Congreseman Kahn
California
House
Senator Sutherland
West Virginia
Bursum
New Mexico
Colt
Rhode Island
Fear Document Of Pact Lost
Washington on November 10 officials reported fears the German American treaty may be lost after the ratified document was mailed to Berlin for exchange of ratifications. No word has been received from Germany confirming receipt, and the State Department has cabled the American envoy in Berlin for clarification.
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Washington
State Department
Berlin
Germany
Concerniea
Woman Bound For Daughters Home Assaulted By Taxicab Driver
Mrs. C. Peabody of Oberlin describes an incident around 1 oclock near the west side. A taxi driver offered a ride to her daughter's Leake Avenue, placed her case in the car, and then drove away. She waited, reported the assault, and police sought the missing man and vehicle.
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C. Peabody
Oberlin
Leake Avenus
King George speech on disarmament and Ireland
London reports King George reads a throne speech urging progress toward arms reduction and support for a Washington disarmament conference. He urges patience with Ireland and cooperation between Irish and British peoples, notes parliament's session ends with notable welfare and world peace steps, and highlights empire defense and no budget deficit. Estimations include remarks on Hungary peace, unemployment measures, the Prince of Wales visit to India and Japan. A line notes that about 29 cubic feet of wood yields 100 pounds of paper.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
Guild Hall
Oe Eoeore
Chicago
Len Small
Iinois
C. C. Leforgen
W. W. Schroeder
Claire C. Edwards
Waukegan
George
Nickenhead
TU. S
Washington
Ireland
Oesson
Europe
Hungary
Pine of Wales
India
Japan
Dempsey Sued by Siegel Over Bee Palmer Damages
New York Navy 10 Al Siegal, actor and songwriter, files papers in the county clerk’s office charging Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, with alleviation of Bee Palmer’s affections. Palmer, a famous shimmy dancer, seeks 250000 damages. Dempsey and Bee Palmer are now on tour together in vaudeville.
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New York
Navy
al" Siegal
Jack Dempser
Bee Palmer
Siegal Siegal
Hee” Palmer
Dempsey
Bee
Jewelry Hold Up Leaves $88,000 in Gems Missing
A daylight jewelry store robbery in Philadelphia's central district netted gems valued around $50,000 as three bandits escaped before police arrived. Separate reports note a St Louis burglary of S Pian Jewelry Co with $35,000 in jewels, a Muscle Shoals nitrate plant lease to Alabama Power at $10,000 monthly plus two cents per kilowatt hour, and a Chicago area football lottery probe amid university arrests.
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Philadelphia
ST Louis
S. Pian Jewelry Co
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Dutch Arms Delegates Arrive for Netherland Visit
Dutch arms delegates arrive in New York amid cordial greetings from officials. Fading unreadable text cites ministers Van Karnebeek and F Beelherts Van Bekinad, noting distinguished foreign visitors and warm reception during recent weeks.
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Postal Employees Given More Weapons
Washington November 16 News that postmaster general orders 25 Marines to each of twelve federal reserve cities to guard mail. Railway superintendents receive 6,900 revolvers and 1,500 shotguns. Captain David S Barry appointed liaison officer between marine corps and post office department.
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Washington
Hays
United States
Federal Reserve
David S Barry
Marine Corps
Post Ofice Department
Federal prisoner breaks jail for second time
Newark Ohio November 10 a federal prisoner Solomon assaulted Jailer Thomas Bucy with a lead pipe wrapped in a towel at the county jail. He escaped through an unbarred window to the cellar and remained at large. Solomon had earlier been jailed on a white slave charge and escaped the Franklin County Jail in Columbus by sawing the bars. He was captured in Cincinnati and ordered transferred back to a county jail pending federal grand jury action.
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Newark
Mitter
Solomon
Thomas Bucy
Columbus
Cincinnati
Slater
Nere
Dartea
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