Arrest slayer of tot in Sandusky Ohio case
Mrs Mary Keller 46 was arrested on murder charges in Sandusky after admitting killing her seven year old daughter Mary. Police chief says she showed signs of mental illness and the coroner notes possible carbolic acid poisoning. Husband Herman Keller claims marital quarrel and that Mary was taken to a home near Toledo.
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Sandusky
Mary Keller
Mary
C. A. Weingates
Ther
Tor
Columbus
Nathan
Ee Lelica
Exte County
Herman Keller
Tag
Armistice Day marked across the world seven years past
World War I ended seven years ago today as 15 million soldiers laid down arms. Armies ceased firing on fronts worldwide, creating a rare global pause. Cities like Paris London and New York saw massive celebrations while Washington reflected on the peace.
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Washington
Paris
London
New” York
Penn- Britania Avenue
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Europe
Pleads Guilty in Brooklyn Child Attack Case
Heary Wilson Johnson once head of the Long Island Baptist Children's Home pleaded guilty in Brooklyn Supreme Court to criminally attacking Elizabeth Sullivan, a 13 year old inmate, revealing a serious charge against the former administrator.
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New York
Textile Industry Shows Improvement Amid Prosperity Signals
Washington November 11. Improvement in the textile sector, once seen as a weak spot by Secretary Hoover, was announced today by the Federal Reserve Board. Experts view the upturn as one of the strongest prosperity indicators in recent months, noting the industry had suffered depressions linked to coal industry troubles.
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Washington
Commerce Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Foremen Meet to Plan Community Chest Drive
Factory foremen gather at the Congregational Church for a complimentary analysis of the budget and roles in promoting the drive. M. E. Roe of the Coison' Company leads the meeting. A second dinner for chest workers is planned Friday at six in the Methodist Church to outline fundraising plans.
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Congregational Church
Chest
Factones M.E
Coison’Company
J. B .Johnson
Three Elevations to Cardinalate in December Consistory
The Pope will elevate three church dignitaries to cardinalate at a secret consistory on December 14. The honorees are Papal Nuncio at Paris Ceretti, Monsignor Gesparri, brother of the Vatican secretary of state, and Archbishop O Donnell of Ireland. A public consistory follows on December 17.
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Rome
Paris
Ceretti Monsignor Gesparri
Vatican
O'Donnell
Ireland
Mrs Fred Sheppard dies after four months illness
Mrs Fred Sheppard died Tuesday evening at her home 320 East Avenue aged 76 years two months ten days. Survived by husband Fred Sheppard and children Mrs Ben Caserta Lorain Fred Jr Jasclio and Mrs Elizabeth White of home and granddaughter Mrs J Bentley Lorain with two great grandchildren and brother Clark Van Osdoll Ashland. Funeral Friday at Church of Christ with Rev W T Burner. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain. Body at church from one o'clock Friday.
Whiskey Keeps Alive Author of The Face On The Bar-room Floor
New York November 11 Nugh M Arcy author of the famous poem The Face on the Bar-Room Floor is dying at Lennox Mill Hospital. The physician says whisky is the only thing keeping him alive as his heart remains very weak and he can take nothing else.
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Whiskey Keeps Alive
New York
Nugh, M Arcy
Lennox Mill Hospital
Mitchell Wins Court Martial Fight Over Absolute Defense
Colonel William Mitchell won a key ruling at his court martial when a jury of generals allowed him to offer testimony to support his criticisms of aviation administration as an absolute defense to the charges. The decision, by Col. Blanton Winship and concurred by the full court, enables the War Department to call further witnesses.
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Washington
Wiliam Mitchell
Blanton Winship
War Department Cwill
Elva City Auction Case Dreamed To End This Afternoon
The Elyria diamond jewelry auction case nears closure as Judge Thompson weighs mandamus action by Solomon Stuttges to force Mayor Hinkson to issue an auction license. It’s agreed the current ordinance is unconstitutional and a new one is being prepared. Attorneys clash over Stutzger’s status and license validity. A decision is expected this afternoon.
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Elyria
Solomon Stuttges
Compal
Erikson
Mormangsit
Maryor Hinkson
Stutzger
Slutzger
Newell
Thompson
Judie Thompson
SLAIN MAN AND SUSPECT FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY GARAGE
The Hillside man William J. Clark and suspect Joseph Cowen fought two days before Clark was slain in his Elizabeth garage. County prosecutor David's records describe the hammer murder victim and the ensuing altercation as part of the case.
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Elizabeth
N. J
William J. Clark
Hillside
Hammer
Joseph Cowen
Clark
David
Moonshine poisoning kills 14 year old in Ohio field
The body of Emile Barker aged 14 was found in a corn field near his home in Strontion Ohio. Coroner James S. Gannon ruled poisoning by moonshine liquor as the cause of death after he had been missing since Sunday.
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Stronton
Emile Barker
James S. Gannon
Community Chest Seeks Slogan for $10 Reward
The Slogan Committee will pay ten dollars for the most fitting community appeal. Submit as many slogans as you wish to the Slogan Committee care of Chronicle Telegram by Friday noon November 13.
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Community Chest Campaign
Chronicle-Telegram
Community Chest
Maniac Sought in Murder of Woman in Philadelphia
Police hunted a dangerous maniac in Philadelphia after the body of Lena Weiner, 33, was found bound and gagged in her North Philadelphia home. She was the third victim in three weeks, with the attacker described as superhuman in strength and intent on strangulation. Also noted: Ed Libbey, noted figure in the glass industry, ill in Toledo with a cold and pneumonia.
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Philadelphia
Lena Weiner
Weiner
Polce
Ild Toledo
3Io
Libbey
United States
Bandit Admits Drugstore Robberies in Cleveland Case
Joseph Olah, 21, aka drugstore cowboy bandit, admits holding up drugstores with Nick from Chi. He describes meetings, loot, and Nick shooting Edward Behui. He faces federal charges for robbing sub postal drugstores and awaits transfer to authorities.
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Cleveland
Joseph Olah
Olan
Nick
Chi
Edward Behui
Olah
Jury mulls insanity in Blazer murder trial in Littleton
In Arapahoe district court the case of Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer charged with killing his mentally challenged daughter unfolds with alienists testifying on sanity. Defense harshly cross examines the state experts as jurors weigh a possible acquittal.
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Harold I. Blazer
Littleton
Col
Hazel
Frances Bishop
Blazer
Ask
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
Arapahoe
L. B D. Mowry
Three Guilty in $1 009 099 Bond Robbery
In Toledo on November 11, Anthony Cangiamila Rose Cangiamilla and James Amarino were found guilty on ten counts of aiding the bandits who robbed a post office and escaped with one million dollars in February 1921. Rose Cangiamilla and James Amarino were released. Anthony Cangiamila awaits sentence. Fourteen others who pled guilty also face sentencing next Monday.
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Toledo
Anthony Cangiamila
Rose Cangiamilla
James Amarino
Aie
Zimes Amarino
Anthony Cangiamilla
Thirteen Has No Terrors For Elyria Police Officer
Elyria Police Officer George Walton, a former Marine, recalls a string of thirteen events from training to France in World War I. He believes the number is lucky, citing thirteen cars, thirteen barracks, and a thirteen day voyage across the Atlantic as signs of fortune despite superstition.
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Elyria Police Oficer
George Walton
United States Marines
Walton
Tegiment
Col
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
Tra Mng
Paris Island
Butler
Uben
France
Newfoundland
Norfolk
Lorain Auto Tag Policy Eased for General Licenses
Lorain County auditor M. OH Welter announced changes after a Lorain Auto Club refused 1926 license tags to non members. Secretary of State Thad Brown sent representatives to Elyria and Lorain to assess the situation. Officials promised staff to issue licenses to all motorists, with Cleveland Club ties remaining an adjunct.
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M. OH. Welter
Lorain and Vicinity
Feec
Lorais ‘Auto Club
sSecretary
Thad Brown
Elymia
Lorafu 2Rd
Weltz
Drunk Driving Trial Set At Aaratten Police Court
Another alleged drunk driver faces trial this afternoon at Aaratten police court. Oscar Stella was fined 10 and costs for disorderly conduct. John Lee and Frank Singer were fined 10 and costs for vagrancy after police found them with a pile of dinner plates.
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Cleveland
Oscar’ Stella
John Lee
Frank “Singer
Ecek
Armistice Day Parade in Dublin Faces Breakup Attempts
In Dublin on Armistice Day crowds gathered for the unveiling of two memorial crosses to British war dead. Smoke bombs were set off to prompt a stampede but failed to disrupt the ceremony amid Republican objections. Mexican troops in Agua Prieta were authorized to take part in the U.S. Armistice Day parade in Douglas, Arizona, allowed to carry guns but not ammunition.
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Dubian
Efort
U.S
Washington
War Department
Agua Priesta
Mexico
Douglas
Arizona
Robert C. Davis
Five Die in Fire Trapping Family at Amherst Street
Tragedy in East Orange as a six story frame building fire traps a father Joseph De Stefano and his four children on the third floor. The mother Mrs Sonia De Stefano escapes by leaping with a baby to a neighbor’s arms, while another child Carmella is hurled to safety. Four others are injured, one may die. Continued on page two.
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East Orange
N. J
Amherst Street
Ancy
de Stefano
Sone de Stefano
Carmella
George Lasala
Jury Acquits George Kunkle in Manslaughter Case
In Judge Thompson's court, George Kunkle of La Tata was acquitted of manslaughter after a late session following a fatal streetcar collision that killed Miss Oresey and injured a child. The defense argued the brakes were functioning and lighting poor, while Kunkle testified he did not see the victims. The initial vote was 11 to 6 in favor of acquittal.
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Thompson
George Kunkle
O: la Tata
Hunkle
Margaret
Oresey
Kunkle
Szy
Labor Day Peace Drive Stressed by AFL Leader
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urges world peace on Armistice Day. He cites Locarno as evidence nations can cooperate and improve relations in Central Europe. He says the labor movement should help create wider understanding and contribute to peaceful progress.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Europe
Manphood
Mantad
Trade Onion
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