Armistice Day Observed Across Ohio Statewide Observances
Armistice Day was generally observed across Ohio with bells tolling at 11 00 AM and officials pausing work. Gov Donahey bowed in prayer as a parade of guardsmen and troops passed the statehouse. Schools closed as communities remembered the end of the Great War and the heroes who did not return.
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Obie
American Legion
Court House
Donshey
State House
Columbus
Capitol
Oring
France
Donahey
Ohio State University
France Honors War Heroes on Armistice Day
In Paris thousands in fezs lined Champs Elys es as hundreds of wounded soldiers led by a guard of honor marched to the Arc de Triomphe for Armistice Day services. President Doumergue Premier Poincaré and Marshals Fouchet and others waited as the regiments passed in review. A trumpet call at one o'clock followed a minute of silence and a salute to the Unknown Soldier.
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Paris
Fez
Champses
Arc de Triumph
Doumergue
Poincare
Marshels Fou
London papers declare Gooligge speech bitter
London edition reports President Coolidge Armistice Day remarks as bitter and aimed at world audience. The Eve and Standard headline calls it Bitter Speech by U S President, noting limited editorial time for full response in London papers. US World Court stance and America First themes echoed in Kansas City dispatch.
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Coolidge
London
Dent Coolidge
Tauight
Standard
LD. S
Kansas City
United States
World Coure
Europe
Senate
Amer
Hough
America
Tomb Mecca for Armistice Day Washington Veterans
On the eighth Armistice Day since the unknown at Arlington was interred, crowds wreath and honor the fallen. President Coolidge was elsewhere. ceremonies at Mount Albans Bethlehem Chapel included a memorial for Woodrow Wilson and a wreath replacement on his tomb. Fort Meyer troops paraded and guns boomed as chaplains prayed while government offices remained open.
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Arling
Nton
Coolidge
Kansas City
Woodlow
Bethlehem Chapel
Mount &J.albans
Freeman
Gordon Tton
Cats T. Grayson
Wilson
Fort Meyer
Missing Cambridge Miner Supposed Drowned After Search
An aged Cambridge coal miner Pete Sweediski aged 61 has been missing since Monday at the Cleve and mine of the Cambria Coal Company. Chief mine inspector Jerome Watson led the search using grappling irons to probe water pits. The man is still unaccounted for this afternoon, with fears he may have drowned.
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Cambridge
Pete Sweediski
Cambridge Coal
Cleve
Cambria Collerier Coal Company
Ince
Jerome Watson
G O P Leaders in Senate Begin Peace With Insurgent Solons
In Washington on November 11 1930 Republican leaders moved to solidify party lines amid a small insurgent group. A tacit agreement announced no fight to depose Senator George W Norris of Nebraska, while Norris remains favored for judiciary chair. A Republican committee will meet within ten days to ratify Norris and other chairmanships as vacancies from Cummins Bert J Fernald arise.
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George W. Norris
Abraska
Taul Fey
Irman
Albert B. Cummins
Lvad Fers
Maine
Grorga We Xorris
Nebraska
Charles L. MacNary
Oregon
Lorain Woman Fractured Skull After Auto Strike
Lorain November 11 Mrs W G Findley of 257 East Erie is in critical condition at St Josephs hospital after being dragged fifty feet when struck by a car driven by Mrs Stanley Little of 67K Seventh Street. She suffered a fractured skull a broken leg and other injuries. The accident occurred about 10 30 a m as she crossed the street.
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Lorain
W. G. Findley
East Erie Avenue
St Joseph’s Hospital
Britain pays tribute to war dead on Armistice Day
Britain paused in a solemn tribute to its war dead eight years after Armistice Day. Crowds gathered at Whitehall to honor the fallen, with families laying flowers at the cenotaph while detachments of the armed services and ex soldiers associations stood in formation. Clergy led prayers as leaders and officials watched the ceremony from the Home Office facade.
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London
Great Britain
British Empire
Britain
Whitehall
Armisica
Navy
Army
Fir Force
Ths ‘Home Department
Westminster Abbey
Willesden
Willian W. Prin
Dominion
Iampersi
Rival gangs clash as flags torn down in Dublin Armistice day
In Dublin on Armistice Day rival gangs tore down each other’s flags amid ongoing Ireland unrest. Officials diverted official exercises to Phoenix Park to prevent further incidents, keeping central city areas quiet.
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Quglin
Dublin
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Western Reserve University to mark 100th anniversary
Western Reserve University in Cleveland will celebrate its centenary with a two day program beginning tomorrow. Educators from major institutions will participate in the event. All classes will be held Friday and Saturday.
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Stern Reserve Uni
Cleveland
Navy
Western Reserve University
President Coolidge Arrives in Kansas City for Memorial
President Coolidge arrived in Kansas City early this morning finishing a 1200 mile journey from Washington to dedicate the Liberty Memorial. A 48 gun salute marked sunrise as the presidential party, greeted by a reception committee, prepared for a full program at a local hotel before events continued later on.
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Kansas City
Coolidge
Washington
Postpone Hearing On Application Of Peaches Browning
In White Plains New York Justice Morschauser adjourned today's hearing on Mrs Peaches Browning Brownfeg for 25000 in counsel fees and 4000 monthly alimony until Monday. Peaches attended with her mother Caroline Heeman. The judge warned no new hats coats or dresses until trial.
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White Plains
N. Y
Peaches
Morschauser
Caroline Heeman
Nation's food crop outlook shows growth and bold figures
Washington November 11 The agriculture department announced the nation will produce 2.9 percent more crops than last year and 7.3 percent above the five year average with gains spread across corn wheat oats barley rye rice beans peanuts apples and potatoes. Tobacco output also listed at 4 304 494 000 pounds.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Identified Body Found In Ohio River Mystery
Cincinnati police said the body found yesterday in the Ohio River was stabbed, bound with rope, and weighted with a granite block. Edward Lovelace, wanted in Birmingham for a 1825 motorcycle officer shooting, was identified. police blamed bootleg feud tensions with Indiana ties emerging.
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Gincinnati
Ohi
Edward Lovelace
Birmingham
Ala
Treath
Indianapolis
Kiwanis to Meet with Community Chest Workers
The Kiwanis Club voted to meet with the Community Chest workers next Thursday at the YMCA. Kiwanis meets at the Y every Thursday and Chest captains plan noonday luncheons there during the campaign to show support.
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George Ghamberlain
Kiwanis Club
Ato
Noathar Iwachrean
Commands Chest
YMCA
Community Chest
Clah
Ariy
Last of Fugitive Convicts Captured in Ohio Break
Oliver Glaspy, last of 13 convicts who escaped from an Athens county attack, was recaptured after 55 hours of freedom. He was arrested at Groveport by the town marshal and the mayor and returned to the Ohio State Penitentiary. Glaspy admitted he had been wandering, claiming hunger and cold, and previously said he was from Baltimore.
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Groveport
Columbus
Oliver
Albert Glick
Glaspy
Thomas
Baltimore
Powell
Lowering Lake Level Alleged to Cost Millions
Testimony in the Great Lakes diversion case claims that drawing water from Lake Michigan at Chicago would harm lake level and force harbor rebuilds, costing private interests millions. Steamship owners cite $3,000,000 yearly loss in slips. Judges hear that lower levels mean reduced cargo or more dredging. defense notes possible need for sewage disposal plants if Chicago barred from disposal into the lake.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Lake Dhiva
Thomas J. Green
Michigan
Ilinois
al- Ned
Deuy
Iakes
Emiote Dent
U. Ss
Detroit
Tlughes
Supreme Court
Great Lakes St. Lawrence
Toledo
Dewitt GC
Jones
U. S
Buffalo
Bufalo
Man Who Tried To Kill Wife Fatally Injured In River Crash
New York November 11 George Lopino attempted three times to kill his wife to collect life insurance. The final attempt backfired as his roadster plunged into the East River last night. Mrs Lopino jumped from the car before it toppled over the edge.
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New York
George Lopino
Lupino
East River
Senator McKinley Growing Weaker in Illness
Martinsville Ind November 11 Senator William J McKinley Republican of Dimols continued to grow weaker and unable to take solid nourishment with respiration difficulties added his physician Dr Robert W Erbert said McKinley was stricken October 18 with neuritis and complications have caused five relapses through the illness
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Martinsville
Ind
William Jb. McKinley
Dimols
Robert Wi. Erbert
McKinley
Tragic Domestic Shooting Ends in Suicide, Los Angeles
Mrs. Hinzeled, 25, shot her husband Clarence, a war veteran, then killed herself after a reported personal crisis. The couple had two children, Audre y and J. Clarence. Police are handling the case as a domestic tragedy with ongoing investigations.
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Los Angeles
Hinzeled
Fojarca
Clarence
Audrey
Coal men to meet November 19 in Columbus Ohio
Coal men convene in Columbus on November 19 as United Mine Workers leaders and local officials discuss anticipated strikes and ongoing wage talks. Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to George Bernard Shaw reported from London with Oslo dispatch.
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Columbus
George Bernard Shaw
London
George Bernnnt Shaw
Oslo
Discovery of New Comet Announced in Madrid
Madrid reports the discovery of a new comet by the Tortosa Fabra Observatory director. The celestial object is described as twelve degrees in magnitude, marking a notable advance for observers and sky watchers local to the region.
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Madrid
Tortosa Fabra Observatory
Go o ldige Sends Message to King Albert of Belgium
President Coolidge sent best wishes to King Albert of Belgium on the marriage of Crown Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid of Sweden. He expressed hope for a happy union and for the patriotic aspirations for Belgium’s future welfare.
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Albert
Belgium
Washington
Coolidge
Leopold
Astrid
Sweden
City Implements Parking Fines and Pound System
Motorists face two dollar fines for initial parking violations starting Monday under a city ordinance. Three repeat offenses incur two dollars each, with five dollars for subsequent offenses. A parking pound near City Hall will hold vehicles until fines are paid, and unaddressed tickets may trigger warrants and extra costs.
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City Hall
Broad St
Fast
Weat Avenue
Cheapside
Broad
Second
Court
Obregon Ready to Serve Mexico Again
General Alvaro Obregon stated he would be ready to serve as president again if needed, expressing hope that the country will find a use for him. He declared this in Mexico City as reform prospectors push a constitutional amendment, and urged Union students to take up the banner as elder revolutionists yield.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
National Senate
Students of Union
Red Cross drive ends in Elyria with hopeful funds
Elyria's Red Cross campaign wraps up after a successful drive though final totals remain unannounced. Officials expect receipts to exceed 2080 dollars as reports from team captains and volunteers indicate strong community response. Campaign chair A L Werner noted the close ahead of the Community Chest drive starting November 16 and explained teams in LaGrange Pittsfield Oberlin Henrietta Camden and other county sections will continue until each area is covered.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Newell
Foy
A. L. Werner
Elso
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Henrietta
Camden
Sprague Road To Be Paved In Spring
Lorain county commissioners announced the first project of the 1927 highway program. Three and a half miles of Sprague road will be paved in spring, with Lorain and Cuyahoga counties each paying half the cost. The reinforced concrete road, eighteen feet wide, will connect the Cleveland Elyria state road to Root road and link to a Cleveland route.
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Lorain County
Sprague Road
Sprague
Lorsin
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland-Elytia
Cleveland
George Hueads
Loraino County
Eighty Mile Gale Delays English Channel Shipping
London November 11 A gale reaching eighty miles per hour rages in the English Channel delaying shipping. The President Roosevelt of the U. S. Lines sits outside Plymouth harbor for twelve hours waiting for daylight to dash for the harbor.
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London
English Channel
Roosevelt
the . S. Lines
Plymouth Harbor
Pershing condemns political slush funds in Chicago address
General John J. Pershing denounces political slush funds in an Armistice Day address to Kiwanis Club of Chicago and central states. He warns excessive campaign spending benefits the wealthy, risks corrupting nominations, and could topple the republic. He urges patriotism and civic duty into peacetime governance. Continued on Page 2.
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Pershing
Chicago
Fosn J. Pershing
Gen. Pershing
Clah
Chi‘case
Central States
Elyria Lorain road widening at Broadway foot
County commissioners announced plans to widen a strip of the Elyria Lorain road at the foot of Broadway inside Lorain city limits. Concrete work across the strip is expected to begin early in the spring. Property owners will be careful to avoid damage to rugs crossing the route.
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Broadway
Lorain
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