Local School Child Dies Sudden at Elyse School
Arthur Prindle aged 14 seventh grade pupil at Elysehool died suddenly at the school this morning from a presumed heart trouble after falling at a fountain. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Prindle. He collapsed in the corridor, walked to his seat, then died before medical help arrived. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Congress May Curb Lobbyist Activity in Coming Congress
Washington, Nov. 11. Charges that a rich lobby is pushing estate tax have revived congressional anger at lobbyist freedoms and spurred plans to curb paid legislative agents. Bills may mirror Wisconsin registration for lobbyists, with public salary and interest records. Borah-Norris group sponsors moving to limit access on the floor by former lawmakers.
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Women Visit Harding Tomb in Ohio Conference
The Ohio Council of Republican Women opened a two day conference in Columbus with a visit to the Harding Memorial at Marion and a business meeting. Tomorrow two more sessions will continue the push to organize the Republican women’s movement across Ohio.
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Sheriff Arrests Man Wanted At Fremont
Sheriff Shue of Fremont traveled to Columbus after a wanted killer was reported in hiding there. He found Frank Sansen, 34, in a residence and arrested him on robbery charges tied to a Fremont grain elevator. Sansen was taken to Fremont.
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Belgian Flier Crashes in Nonstop Congo Flight
Belgian Lieutenant Medaets, who began from Courtrai at 7 46 a m on a nonstop flight to the Congo, crashed today at Lafferte Sur Ranhe about 100 miles east of Paris and sustained serious injuries.
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Begg Announces Ohio Governorship Candidacy
James T. Begg of Sandusky announces his run for Ohio governor at a Toledo dinner hosted by Alfred Koch of LaSalle and Koch Co. Begg notes Koch's reputation for veracity and declines further discussion while Toledo buzzes over Attorney General Turner’s recent political push.
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Gold Wave on Way to Ohio
Ohio enjoys unseasonably warm Armistice Day with temperatures around 64 degrees in Columbus and statewide, as a cold wave threatens later with rain and possible snow flurries. Chicago reports a cold outbreak sweeping the Midwest toward the east.
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Pershing Arrives in Cleveland for Armistice Commemoration
Gen John J Pershing arrives unaccompanied in Cleveland to lead the Armistice Day observance. Dressed in civilian attire he is greeted at the Pennsylvania depot by Harold H Burton and Samuel Mather and a group of children. Pershing to speak at Public Hall at noon during a luncheon hosted by the Legion and 42 local organizations.
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Black Jack" Pershing
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Sleuths Question Jurors In Fall-Sinclair Trial
In Washington on November 11 detectives shadowed jurors of the Fall-Sinclair oil case. Fifteen Burns men questioned jurors about their backgrounds as government lawyers declined to confirm identifications. Jurors sat in a room while investigators observed.
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Armistice Day Becomes Legal Holiday in OsJo
In Columbus on November 11 Armistice Day was observed as a legal holiday for the first time in OsJo under a new law. The act was sponsored by Senator Roberts of Mahoning County and Representative Kelfer of Clark County, both World War veterans.
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Elyrians mark Armistice ninth anniversary Day of silence
Perfect weather greeted Elyrians as flags adorned city hall and streets on the ninth Armistice anniversary. Banks offices and city services were closed while business districts observed two minutes of silence at eleven. Veterans groups made no special observances this year.
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Pittsburgh Honors Widow of War President
Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended Armistice Day events in Pittsburgh as the keynote speaker and guest of honor. She spoke at the unveiling and dedication of a Woodrow Wilson plaque in the City County Building, marking the memorial committee’s November 11 observance of Armistice anniversary.
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World Pause In Memory Of Older Dead
An Armistice Day observance marks nine years since World War I with a global pause to honor the dead. American leaders urged preparedness and a stronger mobilization while London advocates push disarmament. Silence at 11 am unites cities and nations in tribute, as Mrs. Woodrow Wilson attends a plaque unveiling in Pittsburgh.
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Uncovered Plot Aims to Oust Lithuanian Government
Warsaw dispatches report 39 arrests after an extensive plot to overthrow the Lithuanian government was uncovered in ten towns including Wil yomirsch. Four suspects face court martial. An arms depot was found near the Latvian border.
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Pershing Urges Perpetual Peace in World Stage
General John J. Pershing urged perpetual world peace in Cleveland speaking on friendship as a plant to be cultivated. He praised Franco American friendship post Paris Legion pilgrimage as a model and warned that war could recur without real mutual confidence and shared undertakings.
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Arraign Eight in Police Court Over Woodford Raid
High colored men were arraigned in police court this morning seven on disorderly conduct and one on liquor possession as the result of a raid on Woodford avenue by the police squad last night. John Smith of Fox Furnace apartments was fined 500 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possessing booze. Others pleaded not guilty and to have a hearing this afternoon. Police reported Jones Simmons was beaten and thrown down stairs during the raid and found a tin can of liquor in Smiths trunk.
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Warm November Warmth to Fade as Cold Returns
A downtown thermometer showed 66 degrees at noon today marking an unusually warm November day. The weather forecast indicates seasonable conditions will return soon and Ohioans will seek fireside warmth again as colder air moves in.
Ruth Elder to Meet Lindbergh at White House Luncheon
Ruth Elder will meet Charles Lindbergh at President Coolidge's luncheon table next Monday with other aviators invited to lunch at the White House. The event precedes a public ceremony where Lindbergh will receive the Hubbard Medal from the National Geographic Society.
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Wickens to contest board election recount in Lorain
Lt. George Wickens, defeated candidate for the Lorain board of education, said he would contest the election and seek a recount. He was initially declared elected with A. B. Cameron by sixteen votes over D. W. Lawrence, but the official Elyria elections count gave Cameron and Lawrence the win, Renate defeating Wickens by eight votes.
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Fraud Charges Shocks Cleveland Election Conduct
Reports from Cleveland allege irregularities in Tuesday's councilman race across 19 precincts in the 0th ward. Minority election board officials claim ballot stuffing, vote trading offers, out-of-sight counting, concealed pencils, and threats. Affidavits are expected to document abuses and spur a statewide investigation. Attorneys for the Davis amendment committee push for action from Governor Donahey and Attorney General Turner. The ex mayor’s supporters hint at using fraud as a lever to challenge the election machinery.
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Brothers gun down brother in hide firm office tragedy
In Cincinnati on November 11 Joseph Wise, 24, was killed and wounded by his brother Sam Wise, 25, at the L. W and Company office. The younger man was beaten with a baseball bat before being shot multiple times and found in a trunk. Police report both brothers had no official ties to the hide firm. Their father, LE Wig Wise, had died years earlier. Sam Wise allegedly attacked after a verbal quarrel and retrieved a pistol from a desk, killing Joseph, then spoke coherently to police.
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Tax Reduction Measure Drafted In Congress
Washington November draft of a new tax reduction region bill began in the Ways and Means Committee. Administrative provisions stirred contest among members with debate over delaying action until Monday. The joint committee presented its report and Green said the bill would be ready for presentation to the House when Congress meets December 5.
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Lorain Firm-In Suit Totaling 100000
Mrs Etta Ichen of Lorain won two suits totaling 100000 against a Lorain firm figured from an automobile crash last July on Eric Avenue. The defendant trucks collision with the vehicle she rode in led to 50000 against the firm and 50000 as administrator for her husband. Driver Hadsell pleaded guilty to slaughter and received a prison sentence.
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Cleveland City Hall guard attacked after order to disperse crowd
Nov 28, a guard at the home of Safety Director Barry at City Hall was attacked during a protest. Police arrested a man who allegedly vowed to stab the director after he ordered agror men to leave. Detective Francis McNat said the suspect claimed the threat and was held on a suspyl charge.
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Wet Fields To Greet Gridde Weather Report
A weather note reports rain between the Wisetwr and the Appalachian mountains. The forecast mentions winds and rain easing across fields, with temperatures and regional conditions described by the report.
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