Wellington Milk Plant Blaze Recalled as Strike Reverberates
Wellington, Nov 11. The Telling Bell Vernon Co creamery was destroyed by fire with losses estimated from 100000 to 300000. Suspects linked to sabotage are under consideration as the plant is to reopen at North Eaton amid heavy guard. Milk distributors in the area report competition for supply. The blaze occurred around 5 a.m. and is under investigation by authorities.
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Telling-Bell Vernon Co
Teline-Bell Vernon Co
North Eaton
Cleveland
North Heaton
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Chicago
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American Gas
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Okla
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Fire destroys Wellington plant and oil rooms in Ohio incident
Large blaze at the Wellington Corporation plant and evaporating rooms in Ohio caused massive damage and loss of equipment. Flames extended to nearby buildings as workers battled the inferno, with reports of damage to equipment, shipments, and a planned expansion. Police and company officials blamed arson or sabotage amid a statewide strike context.
President Harding Praises Heroes and Vows Peace For Nation
President Harding delivers a glowing tribute to the nation’s war dead and pledges that their sacrifices shall not die in vain. He speaks from the capital’s steps, honoring defenders and promising a civilization united against future armed war.
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Washington
World War Memorial Service at Lalto Theater Honors Fallen Soldiers
A packed Lalto Theater hosted a World War I memorial with speakers from the American Legion, Grand Army of the Republic, and Relief Corps. Clergy and citizens observed a somber hour, mourning those who gave their lives, and clergy urged enduring patriotism and faith while recalling America’s military history.
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America
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Berief
Farrat Sealed Divorce Suit Secrets May Not Be Opened
In New York the divorce case of opera star Gerald Farrat and actor husband Tellegen faces secrecy as 15 charges reportedly sealed. In Cleveland Charles Thwing, longtime Western Reserve University president, retires after 31 years. Berlin denies treaty loss claims while U S ratifications exchange proceeds by mail. Marion Illinois reports a bigamy arrest of Charles Wilson Hunter.
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Gerald Farrat
Tellegen
Cleveland
Charlea
Western Reserve University
Newton D Baker
Berliy
Washington
Berlin
Foreign Office
Diesel
Marion
Charles Wilson Hunter
Delaware
Una Siters Hunter
Hey
Adams County
Aurwal
Myrtle Megahey
Bradley Voices Support for World Peace Message
Dan F Bradley of Cleveland spoke at a Congregational church gathering on disarmament. He argued that if all wartime deaths were laid out they would stretch from New York to New Orleans, urging world disarmament and peace to prevent future conflicts.
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Dan F Bradley
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Pastora
Auto overturns injuring two at Fant and Factory
Two men were hurt last night when an automobile overturned at the corner of Fant avenue and Factory street. The steering gear failed. Cloyd Wingard of Middle avenue and Theodore Blaine of East Broad Street both suffered broken collar bones. Two other passengers were uninjured.
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Pleads Guilty in Burglary of Central Box Car
William McTavish appeared in common pleas court and changed his plea to guilty for burglarizing a New York Central box car at Oberslaard. He received a one year sentence for the offense at the state penitentiary.
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Common Pleas Court
New York Central
Oberslaard
Ofte Mate
Tore Keeper Slain by Bandit in Chicago Store
Frank Lemasty haberdasher shot and killed today during a battle with two bandits in his Chicago store. Bandits escaped. Lemasty died near the heart in hospital without a statement. A crossed wire is believed responsible for the incident. Owned by John Blythe of the Abbey.
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John R Hardest
Gesty
Placbus Delaware
Marlon
Chicago
Frank Lemasty
Lemasky
John Blythe
Nation Pays Final Honors to Unknown American Soldier
A solemn procession honors an unknown American soldier as President Wilson and dignitaries attend. The piece reflects on past wars, Lincoln and Washington, and the nation’s tribute, urging peace, justice, and the republic’s responsibility to lead by example.
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Washington
Lincoln
America
Bern
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Renorae
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