Public schools seen as for all workers and families
Superinterdent R. C. Fastor spoke to Central Labor Union in Painters Hall outlining public schools as universal under state law. Superintendent Maston urged balanced curricula linking academic and vocational training to help workers negotiate for fair living standards.
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R. C. Fastor
Central Labor Union
Painters’ Hall
Maston
Irhorer
Stendard
Favelong
Carnege Technical Institute
Oberlin
Wesleyan
Wooster
Meston
American Federation of Labor
Strikius
C. H. Kopy
American Debt Commission Proposes Italy War Debt Settlement
Washington November 11 The American Debt Commission drafts a settlement plan for Italy's war debt of 2 138 000 000 and submits it to Italian authorities. Officials call the proposal the best offer the U S can make and base it on Italy's difficult economic condition while limiting annual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Commission
Italy
Washington
American Debt Commission
Itellans
American Commission
Aviation report to President on civil aviation reforms
An extensive report on America's aviation program is to be presented to President Coolidge by the special board led by Dwight W. Chairman. The board aims to deliver recommendations before the forthcoming session, with some parts already printed. Endorsement is expected for a plan to create a Civil Aviation Commission under the Commerce Department.
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America
Coolidge
Aft
Dwight W. Chaimman
dSoard
Teo Weeks
Nillake Strong
Army
Navy
Senat Bingham
Connecticut
Commerce Department
Bingham
Eelati
Denver merchant alive after mistaken death report
Two weeks after a Denver merchant was believed dead from self harm, James A. Boyce writes Chicago police that he is alive. He demands an investigation, saying his daughter is prostrated and his wife ill from the mistaken identification.
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Wian
Denver
Chicago
Nav. Ll
James A. Boyce
Colo
Lexington
Kmated
Boyce
J Boyce
Morgan A. Colins
THINK CHIGAN MURDER CASE TALKS TO POLICE
A Cincinnati man McNeal 56 died at Speers Hospital Dayton Ky from a sidewalk fall later ruled murder by skull fracture. Police said two men struck him on the head and left the scene. Witnesses reported similar accounts and police expect an arrest soon.
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Cincinnati
McNeal
Speers
Deyton
Po!ice
Fire kills five in De Stefano apartment blaze
Five members of the De Stefano family died in a house fire that also injured Peter Loughlin and Thomas Riley at age 90. A small puppy perished and the blaze spread to a barn. horses were saved. Fire spread from the apartment, leaving six families homeless as residents fled in night attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Loughlin
Thomas Riley
Sin Ho
de Stefano
Autoists kill woman in Youngstown accident
Mrs. Mary J. Watkins, 83, was killed when struck by an automobile driven by Kenneth Covey, 19, of Early Road. She narrowly escaped a collision moments earlier with a machine driven by Councilman Web Lentz.
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Youngstown
Mary J. Watkins
Keneth Covey
Web Lentz
Cover
Veteran leader Col. Holloway dies in Ohio
Sir Col. Leonard L. Holloway veteran civic figure and founder of the 1.0. 0. F. in Ohio died at Youngstown after a long career in undertakings and public service. He served on Niles City Council in multiple posts and was twice mayor of Niles.
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Youngstown
Col
Leonard L. Holloway
Niles
Ohio
Armistice Day sermon urges duty and moral renewal
Rev Ralph Sockman and Dr. Lockman address Armistice Sunday crowd at Madison Avenue Methodist Church. Sockman warns against socialism and calls for individual responsibility to curb lawlessness. Lockman notes anniversary of armistice shows hopeful peace but urges moral unity and national reform through church and school action.
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Ralph Sockinss
Rex W. C. Ondley
Madison Aveny Methodist Episcopal Church
New Wered
Istlosal Church
Roown
President’s Church
Washington
Coolidse
Rev
Sockman
Parsons
Lockman
Io the Cone
Be Oe
Utary
America
City hall marks Armistice Day half holiday
City hall employees are celebrating a half holiday this afternoon after Governor Vic Donahey proclaimed Armistice Day a legal Ohio holiday. This is the first time city workers have had a holiday since 1919, with varying observances and calendars noted by City Engraver J. M. Powell.
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City Hall
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Sunde
Powell
Columbus Observes Armistice Day Parade Lineup
In Columbus on Armistice Day a parade led by Gov Donahey and Civil War veterans featured six bands, Army troops from Fort Hayes, Naval vessels, National Guardsmen, Spanish War Veterans, American Legion Posts and other World War Veterans. A 2 40 p m minute silent tribute honored World War dead. Gold Star service followed at the courthouse with Common Pleas Judge F H B Kinkead presiding and Attorney Randolph W Columbus delivering the principal address.
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Columbus
Donahey
Busine
United States Army
Fort Hares
Common Pleas
FH. B. Kinkead
Randolph W. . Columbus
Defense seeks directed acquittal in Armisitice Day session
Court adjourned for Armistice Day with defense counsel Moore ready to move for a directed verdict of acquittal. The motion argues the state failed to prove the victim, described as a malformed dependent woman, was a human being under Colorado law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solorado
Toronto scientist claims cancer cures from Liverpool study
Professor W Crair Bell of Liverpool announces in Toronto that of about two hundred cancer cases treated, several were cured and a minority remained unrecovered. He says results show possible progress against hopeless cases and questions if the work will endure scientific scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
W. Crair Bell
Liverpool
England
Bell
Te Bell
Woman Dies in Room Fire After Love Rejection
Miss Ne B Mackley, 34, attempted to burn herself in her room in Washington on November 2 1900s era report. She faced unhappy love affair and pleaded with someone to throw her into a furnace, then died as flames spread when attendants opened the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ne B. Mackley
Miss Mackley
Jim Feer Pleads Guilty and Is Given Sentence
Jim Feer, 75, pleads guilty to a statutory offense and is sentenced by Judge W. D. Thompson in an Ohio court. A co defendant was bound over on a statutory charge. others, Russell Wettleman and John Hoffimag, face related charges. Jack Wn is indicted for forgery.
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Jim Feer
Jim Peer
Ohio
W. D. Thompson
Paul
Gui Peer
NL ¥. Co
Russell Wettleman
John Hoffimag
Indie
Jack Wn
al Pl
Cleveland Market Report Highlights Diverse Commodities
Butter prices range from 37 to 59 cents per pound with extra firsts and printed grades noted. Eggs show Ohio extra firsts at 57 cents and Western firsts at 51 cents. Poultry includes fowls and ducks with varied pricing. fruit lists Baldwins at 2.75 and vegetables show potatoes at 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel and tomatoes at 1.59 to 1.80 per 10 pounds. Continuous market entries reflect regional farm product values and goods in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ashtabula House
Stock Market Snapshot From Cleveland Trade Desk
Stock prices and receipts show cattle steady with various grades listed from choice fat steers to common cows. Calves receipts near 490 with veal prices 14.50 to 15.00, sheep and lambs receipts 3.00 and prices from 7 to 16. Bulls and hogs show softer demand, with hog prices 10 to 20 cents lower and Yorkers at 12.15, mids around 12, and sows near 49.50.
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Cleveland
Recinds Previous Action On Pistol and Revolver Rules
Washington officials move to modify firearm policy by retracting an earlier measure and imposing new restrictions on pistols and automatic revolvers. The action aims to adjust compliance with revenue and safety considerations amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Nav
Lil— Wess
Meszas
War and Peace Protests Echo Across Capital
Reports describe a tense scene in Washington with congressmen and officials converging on the Potomac area. The piece notes clergy, civic groups, and attendees marking a year of public reflection amid security, prayers, and small gatherings in churches and offices.
Political Shakeup and Historic Retirements in Massachusetts
Malcolm E. Nichols plans retirement as Boston internal revenue collector, signaling a shift in state politics. The piece notes a historic Republican mayoral gap of 106 years and highlights Massachusetts political circles discussing the change. It also mentions sugar industry origins with David Lee Child's 1835 visit to Belgium to study production.
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Malcolm E. Nichols
Internal Revenue
Boston
Cus
Republian
Machisetts
U States
David Leé¢ Child
New England
Swho
Belgium
Campaign to found Bryan University gains $202500
The drive opens with $202,500 raised toward creating a Bryan University. Major gift from Mayor Haggard and family totals $40,000, with Rhea county contributions and broader plans to organize junior clubs and extend to other states.
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Payton
Bryan
Rhea County
AL YY
Haggard
Aig
Tesnesdes
Nina
Orgatniza Ervan
Braneth
Grod Stata
FLL
Robinson
Mitchell court martial testimony on island defenses
Major Gerald C. Brant testified at the Mitchell court martial asserting island defenses would fail against a modern fleet with aircraft. He supported Mitchell's warnings that war plans had been ignored by the War Department and warned that aviation support had been brushed aside as personal opinion during critical time.
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Ts Fm Cours
Gerald C. Brantstand
Howe
The
and Court
Uhree Miehell
Mitchell
Wei
de Reid
Shariny
Weitter
Winship
Moreland
Reid
Dea
Walls S. Graven
Reed
Robert Oldes
Mers
Charles P. Summerzil
H Watt
H. Wheel
Star
Summerall
Hacyai
Mérica
Pacific
Gerald C. Brad
Army General Staff
William Mitchell
Brant
Mitchell Aad
War
Farm Bureau Training School Opens at Heated Views
A Farm Bureau Training school opened today at Heated Views with about 200 township leaders from Onin County attending. Governor Dean Alfred Willan and O S A Col 1 of Agricult officials of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation are slated to speak among others.
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Parile Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Onin
Dean Alfred Willan
Agricult
Ohio Farm Bar Federation
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ease After Stomach Ailments
Personal testimonial from Tam describing severe gas and colic, relief after using Mayr's Remedy. Claims cure from a Philadelphia doctor’s failed treatments and endorses the product as a simple preparation removing mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee.
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Philadelphia
Mayr
Woman weighs moral certainty on leaving husband
A remark on women's reluctance to divorce due to fear another woman would snatch the husband. The comment reflects social attitudes toward marriage and competition among women.
Tragic Death Follows Divorce Turmoil in Ann Arbor
Harold Mene pleads grief over his mother’s suicide after a failed marriage. He cites years of brutality by his father and claims his mother sought divorce amid abuse. J. W. Robinson said he would recommend sending the youth for custody or care.
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Narbor
Mieh
Harold
Hon
Pofee
Ager
Edge
Ann Arbor
Trina
J. W. Robinson
Automobile Theft Report in Durkin Chicago Case
A car stolen from Starrett Mather Co. garage is reported in Durkin Chicago. Police search notes the vehicle driven to Cl port then left. Chief Walker questions the theft claim and discounts the sequence of events. No further details available.
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Tomobile
Starrett Mater Sates Co
Durkin
Chicago
Pennsylvania Governor Mediates Coal Strike Talks
Governor Pinchot completed a secret hours long conference with John L. Lewis amid the 12th week of the coal strike. He planned another meeting tomorrow with WLW spokesmen for the coal operators to mediate the dispute.
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ANT
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Sfast
John L. Lewis
Unified Workers of America
Brick Thrown at R. A. Coleman Home
R A Coleman reports a brick was thrown at his residence at 95 Tear Street last evening, narrowly missing him, as police begin inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Coleman
Red Cross Drive in Lorain Delayed. Briefs Ready
Red Cross members in Lorain sound a drum for donations this morning. Briefs were prepared for Judge Thompson and the verdict may be delayed as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Lorain
Divorces Sought Amid Turbulent Family Claims
A court records two divorce petitions linked to Lorarl Higarer and associates. The filings allege marital misconduct and request custody of two children with detailed accusations and defenses.
Unclear OCR fragment from Ohio State play brief
Incomplete text communicates a Tuesday order or notice but no coherent event, names, places, or outcomes are readable to extract a factual item.
Vacation plans spark confusion in city offices
A garbled note from the city commission outlines an announced two week vacation and references Nav Prok and A Probsz with unclear roles. The fragment mentions McDoneid and S$ today, but details are unreadable.
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Columsus
Probsz
McDoneid
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Hubber
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Arn Sims
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Leader Shoe Store
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