Train crash near Wellborn claims five lives in Florida
In Jacksonville on November 11, coroner and crew freed from blame Ben M. Campbell and a Seaboard air transport passenger train after a crossing disaster near Wellborn. The dead include Mrs. Jack Hardee and three of her children Betty Louise and Julia Williams seven. Mrs. Charles Hardee and Mrs. W. P. Moore. A six year old boy died leaping from a stalled automobile. Surviving: Jack Hardee, World War veteran. The coroner cited the car stalled on the tracks as the train approached.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ben M. Campbell
Wellborn
Aix
Jack Hardee
Jacksonvile
Betty
Louise
Hardee
Julia Willams
Charles Hardee
President coolidge warns on war debts and defense
The speech stresses Americas duty amid postwar losses, condemns European profiteering, and warns that repaying debts will require decades of sacrifice. It argues the nation must maintain adequate defense and universal conscription if needed, to avoid repeating wartime inequities.
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America
Coolidge
Ehrylock
United States
Europe
Cooudre
Campaign shortfall threatens M.C.A. in Lorain
Lorain residents report a $55,000 campaign for the M C A may force its doors closed. In two days less than $16,000 was raised for a week long drive. Five hundred pledged Y members did not pay dues. Navior Fat Tube Company covered two thirds of building costs and one third of required expenses.
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Lorain
M.C. A
Samuel Wire
Naviorfat Tube Company
Jac
Death notices for Herbert M Thompson and Pauline Parshman
Death notices report the sudden death of Herbert M. Thompson of Saybrook Iowa with survivors Emma Geiger Thompson widow son Dr H A Thompson Toledo two grandchildren and siblings. Funeral to be at First Universalists church North Omfield Friday November 12 at 1 pm with interment at Ridgeville cemetery. Pauline Parshman funeral services from her South Quek street home at 1 pm then 2 pm at St Johns Lutheran church officiated by Rev W C Birkaper burial in Ridgelands cemetery.
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Herbert M. Thompson
Herb M. Thompson
Saybrook
Emma Geiger Thompson
H. A Thompson
Toledo
Unilvarsalits
North Omfteld
Intermental Hidgeville
AGRS
Pauline Parshman
South Quek Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
W. C. Birkaper
Ridgelaws Cemetery
George
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Prince Wenus
Home Office
Queen Mary
Royal Household
Bakeiness
London
Jagan
Wilesden
Sey Reise
Hains
St. Pavvs
Westminster
Britain
Fear of crime and civic decline cited by Pershing
A wartime civics critique laments rising crime and lax public morals, warning that murder rates exceed those of other nations and law enforcement struggles to punish offenders. General Pershing notes America could have ended the war sooner with better preparedness and credits U S soldiers for saving the Allied cause.
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England
Pershing
America
Amenca
Political reshuffle hints at irrigation and education chair shifts
The article lists potential changes in committee leadership including irrigation and education chairs. It mentions Lawrence C. Phipre of Colorado, Frank R. Gooding of Idaho, Irvine Lb Lenroot of Wisconsin, and possible successors like Senator James Couzens of Michigan and Senator Jess H Metcalf of Rhode Island. Outcomes depend on who is named to key posts amid broader reassignments and party strategy.
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Lawrence C. Phipre
Colorado
Frank R. Gooding
Idato
Irvine Lb. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Pripps
Committee of Education and Labor
James Couzens
Michigan
Jess H Metcalf
Rhode Island
Couzens
Civil Service Committee
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Jasef Cumming
Fernal
Wam M. Butler
Massachusetts
Grarse i. V
Missouri
Foreign Relations Commie
Routier
President speaks at Memorial Hill gathering in perfect weather
The President addressed about 10000 in a Memorial Hill crowd with Days present as Secretary of War. The event included an 11:82 moment, a lunch for 600 city officials and senators Curtis and Capper, and governors Paulen and Baker, followed by a Kansas City trip before returning to Washington. An aside notes early Roman naming forms.
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Oelock
Memorial Hill
Curtis and
Capper
Kansas
Paulen
Baker
Misssouri
Kansas City
Kan
Washington
Three Men Rescued From Stranded Motor Boat Ora Indress
Milwaukee coast guards battled rough Lake Michigan conditions to tow the 55 foot motorboat Ora Indress from Racine into port. Three men aboard were rescued after the vessel, bound from Benton Harbor to Milwaukee with fruit, drifted helplessly about 25 miles off the harbor.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Coast Guards
Lake Michigan
Ora Indress
Racine
Benton Harbor
Police On Lookout For Alleged Forger
Local report says a colored man named Eddie G is suspected in a forgery case. The suspect allegedly used a forged die to sign Mrs. Washington’s name on a check from the railroad company and cashed it about three weeks ago. The act was only recently discovered.
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Eddie G
Mra. B
Polare
Youngs
Hays
Mrs. Washington
Tatroad Company
Tim Elyria
Fire Doused in Tar Metal During Street Work
Squad Co. 1 battled a blaze at the East River and Chirk streets intersection where tar metal used by the city street repair department caught fire. A fire-fighting appliance extinguisher smothered the flames quickly.
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East River
Chirk
City
Colored man in police court on intoxication charge
Robert Dyson, colored, was brought to police court on a charge of intoxication after pleading not guilty. He was advised to stay at home and avoid drinking, with the brief noting the case's disposition and admonitions.
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Robert Dyson
Costes
Kuthy
Dyson
Elsria
ULEADS GUILTY TO BEING DRUNK AT PARK DANCE HALL
George Prichard was fined FL and costs after pleading guilty to being drunk at the Cascade Park dance hall last night. Police were called to Eastern Heights Blvd and Lake Avenue but found no prowlers on arrival, according to the morning report.
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Uleads
George Prichard
Cascade Park
Eastern Heightsbivd
Lake Avrnue
Telephone Co Protest Over High Tension Wires
Lorain County Telephone Company filed with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission protesting high tension wires placed above telephone lines. A public hearing is requested to determine a remedy. A. H. Hertsier of the Ohio Public Service said the protest seeks to compel electric company cooperation on undergrounding or relocating lines.
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Lorais
Ohio Public Service
Utilities Commission
Lorain County Telephone
A. H. Hertsier
O. FP. S
Electric Company
Heiter
INVENTOR OF SEMI RIGID COLLAR IS NOW MILLIONAIRE
John B Bolton of a textile town rose from wage labor to wealth by inventing a semi rigid collar. He sold his patent to John M Van Heusen who built a fortune manufacturing the collar. Legal battles over the patent spanned years before a settlement made Bolton America s newest millionaire.
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Prilaudelphia
John B. Boiton
Kersteton
Bolton
John M van Heusen
Heston
Callno Bolton
Boston
America
Mrs Hall's Maid Set to Reappear in Somerville Court
Somerville New Jersey November reports claim Hart Milla murder jury plans to recall Burbace Tough Mrs Hall's maid to testify Friday. Jury may visit the crime scene at dawn. defense opposes, arguing scene now differs from four years ago.
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Somerville
Hart-Milla
Col
Quacy
Alexander Simpson
Charles W. Parker
Simpson
Neeret
Clarence Casa
Defence
Frances Stevens
Aspen
Aly
New Brunswick
Willie
Henry Stevens
Willie Stevens
Wollson
Burbace Tough
Hall
Seeieg
Mills
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Marders
Willlie Stevens
Res. Hall
Harl
Alout
Martian heat measurements hint at warmer Earthlike weather
Dr W W Coblentz of the U S Bureau of Standards and Dr Coblentz at Lowell Observatory report new Martian temperature readings, suggesting warmer south hemisphere summers on Mars and potential heat transfer implications for Earth. Measurements used a delicate thermocouple and covered areas near the north star and Mars distance, with higher accuracy than 1924 estimates.
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Washington
Mars
W. W. Codlentz
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Coblentz
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Arizona
Earth
Palm Beach
Lentz
Coablentz
Potinsney
Dr. Coblentz
Equator
Armistice Day Observances Across Ohio Cities
Armistice Day activities spread through Ohio with parades, banquets, and flag-raisings. Civic groups such as the American Legion led events in Dover, Newark, Marion, and Mansfield, while banks and businesses closed in Delaware and other towns. Bells, cannons, and whistles marked the moment eight years after the World War end, with graves decorated and tributes paid in homes and military sites.
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Tay Ray Dew
Zanesville
Union
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Celtseen
Tate
Dover
New
Onjo
Ohio
Liberty Bond Quotation Brief from New York Market
Liberty bond quotations listed for New York trading include various series with prices shown. Notable entries include SB 1-2 at 100.13, 4 1-4s at 1063.10, 4 1-4¢ at 100.18, 3rd 4 1-4 at 101.4, 4th 4 1-4 at 102.20, new 4 1-4s at 108.22, and land new 3 ads referenced.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
New
Eleven Year Old Boy Tells Officer of Auto Theft
An 11 year old Lorain boy recounted evading police for five days while stealing two cars and rummaging parked vehicles for about 44 auto keys. He abandoned the vehicles near Oberlin Road and Country Club after encounters with other drivers and a local incident, returning home with his parents after five days away.
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Lorain
William Oldham
Othcer
Polles
Tve
Obrelin Road
C. Chambers
Oberlin
Elyna
George Gulfene
KR. D. 1
Country Club
Barne
B. G. Pope
West Iudge
Elynia
Sherif Underhill
Cleveland
Market Highlights From Cleveland Toledo and More
A packed snapshot lists Cleveland and Toledo market notes from Nov 11 across produce, poultry, livestock and grains. Prices for butter, oleo, apples, potatoes, beef and sheep are shown alongside hogs, cattle, veal and lamb figures. Grain quotes cover wheat corn oats and timothy seed with regional supply details and on track shipments. The note closes with a zoological aside on freshwater shrimp growth in browning trout.
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Toledo
Marck Timothy
Cc Ee Agn Srort Trigerator c
Terigerator Firs
Reese
United States Shipmertae
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Minnesota
Tome
Government to call 127 witnesses in Fall Doheny trial
Washington dispatch reports the government will summon 127 witnesses to prosecute Albert B. Fall and Edward L. Doheny on conspiracy charges to defraud the government over reserve leases. Trials set for Nov 22 in the District Supreme Court will be separate but parallel with six weeks expected. subpoenas issued nationwide include former officials, lawmakers, and business leaders across several states.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Harry Daugherty
Col
Thomas W Miller
New York
Exr
Harry 3M
Reed Srias
Utah
I. L. Lenrod
Mortana
J. C. Anderson
Los Acegeles
Pas-Aneheart Petroleum Company
Edward C
R Edward McLean
Washington Posmival Co_ Park
Detroit
Fer Nary
Wave
Swagar
11 M. Dont
Paso
Texas
Shere
May We Always Remain United Message of Foch
Armistice day note from Marshal Foch published in Le Matin urges unity among Allied forces. He recalls talks with General Pershing in Brittany about American troops in Paris, noting confidence in good terms if untoward incidents do not occur.
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Foch
Marshal Forck
le Matin
Persciaux
Britanny
Paris
Foch Sarng
Naires
Tan
Par
Ted Tefield
Pershing
Glade Thomas to Open New Furniture Store Friday
Glade Thomas plans a Friday opening for a new furniture store in Elyria, at the former American theater location. The multi-room space features a basement, balcony display, bedding and home furnishings, and a lighting plan showcasing the latest designs. Visitors will be greeted with music and tokens.
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Glade Thomas
Elyria Vblok
Americean Theater
Thomas
Tirec
Thomasie
Route to Columbus for big game outlined by auto club
Lorain County Automobile Club secretary Henry Miller announced morning plans guiding motorists from Ashland Mansfield and Delaware to Columbus via state routes 2 59 55 4 and No 3 detours with a Marion route option. Detours around Loudonville Mount Vernon and nearby counties are noted to avoid delays.
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Blythe
Hopice
Ashland
Mansfield
Lielaware
Henry Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
Stats
Oberlin
Polk
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Calais Treis
Columbus
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Paultry
Cleveland Livestock
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Fogall
Milier
Fumel
Marion
Murieen
William T T
Caree
Hotel Newell
Elyria Hotel
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