Recount Set for 14th District Vote in Lorain County
Don W. Harter Democratic candidate seeks a recount of the 14th district results after official totals show a 531 vote lead for Republican Francis Seiberling. Recount begins Tuesday in Lorain County with 30,669 ballots and will be conducted by expert tabulators under the County Board of Elections. The process, open to candidates and their counsel, aims to ensure accuracy amid a district tally over 122,000 votes across four counties.
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J Prain
Medina
Summit
Portage
Don W. Hurter
Congress
Francis Seiberling
Lorain County
Frank Stetson
Harter
General Assembly
Board of Elections
Stetson
Lorain
Summit County
Medina Counties
Grafton Man Is Fined 300 For Liquor Possession
Ralph Muffly of Grafton was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies on liquor possession charges. He pleaded guilty before Justice Walter Watts and was fined $300 plus costs, with jail time in lieu of payment.
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Grafton
Clarence E. Adams
Walter Watts
Bells Toll On Armistice Day In City Ceremony
Bells tolled at the 11th hour on Armistice Day as two minutes of silence marked 12 years since hostilities ceased. Public offices were closed while Elyria Post American Legion planned a gathering at Ohio Street home with Judge Lee E. Skeel of Cleveland delivering the address. City streets wore flags in observance.
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Ohio Street
Lee E. Skeel
Cleveland
Armistice Day Observed With Silence At Cenotaph
London marks the twelfth Armistice Day with two minutes of silence as King George and royalty honor Britain’s war dead. Sirens sound from Big Ben and crowds pause. pilots aboard a Paris London flight mute engines above Kent. ex soldiers and pensioners are noted in ceremonies across the British Isles.
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Garage rentals urged as winter nears in classified ads
A want ad notice urges readers to rent warm garages before heavy winter weather, advising daily checks of the classified page under Classification No. 65 and inviting owners with vacant garages to list them promptly.
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Oberlin Hosts Homecoming With Miami Football Clash
Oberlin Ohio prepares for homecoming with hundreds of alumni returning Friday and Saturday. The key event is the Oberlin versus Miami football game at Athletic Field on Saturday afternoon followed by a reception at the Men's Building. Trustees meet Friday as businesses and dorms display crimson and gold and red and white decorations.
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Oberlin College
Miami
Athletic Field
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Candidates Slow In Filing Accounts
As Friday marked the deadline for filing expense accounts, no candidates had submitted records at the Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria. County wide, candidates except for General Assembly contenders faced a $1900 spending limit, while Assembly hopefuls were capped at $300.
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County Board of Flections
Elyria
General Assembly
Lorain County
Tugs Struggle to Free 2 Freighters Off Ambherstberg
Detroit Nov 11 Tugs struggled to free two lake freighters aground in the Detroit river off Ambherstberg Ont The John P Reiss a wheat freighter from Port Arthur and the Angeline steamer were grounded at Ballard Reef A hidden shoal protruding from the Canadian shore Cargo was shifted on both craft and refloating was expected before nightfall
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Kirie
Ballard Reef
U S Stands For Limitation Of War Materials
Navy bulletin reports Ambassador Hugh Gibson of the United States pledged to the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission that the U S supports direct limitation of war materials and personnel on land sea and air The United States seeks full publicity on force status but not budgetary limits.
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Navy
United States
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Gibson
Belgium
League of Nations
New Patrol Boats For Erie Coast Guard Unit
In Buffalo on November 11 thirty coast guardsmen from the local station sailed aboard 15 new boats to set up patrols in the Toledo area. The transfer is described as part of a station shakeup.
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Buffalo
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Assigned Important Places In Community Chest Campaign
The Community Service Council executive committee announces Dan B. Symons, President of the YMCA, as Vice-Chairman of the Community Chest campaign. He will work closely with Myron Jones, general chairman, and Jim Armitage, who has been named entertainment committee chair. Armitage will arrange entertainment for the campaign dinner Friday night and the noon luncheons during the drive.
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Dan B. Symons
Community Chest
Symons
Myron Jones
Jim Armitage
Arrangements For Chest Drive Opening Meeting Near Completion
Final plans are set for the Community Chest opening dinner meeting at the Congregational church Friday at 6 30 p m. Jim Armitage announces entertainment features with Mrs F W Lohnes as soloist Miss Ethel Milliren on piano Gena St Maniel and his orchestra provide music and group singing. Dr Charles L DeBow of Cleveland will deliver the address. Captains prepare helpers as the campaign starts amid strong worker spirit and a greater need for humanitarian aid.
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Congregational Church
Jim Armitage
Entertainment Committee Today
F. W. Lohnes
Ethel Milliren
Gena St.Maniel
Charles L. DeBow
Cleveland
Three Children Burn To Death At Kentucky Cottage
GREENUP Ky Nov 11 Three children Hyerett McKinley 4 Willis 3 and Zola 18 months died when the McKinley cottage at Rattle Snake Creek 12 miles from Greenup burned last night Their parents were milking cows in the barn when the fire started and the bodies were found in a bed they had crawled into to escape the flames
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McKinley Refett
Rattlesnake Creek
Hyerett McKinley
Willis
Zola
Judge MacIntosh Calls Conspiracy Report Pure Conjecture
Judge Kenneth MacIntosh of Seattle and a member of Hoover’s Law Enforcement Commission dismissed as pure conjecture a newspaper claim he planned to urge a constitutional convention to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Kenneth MacIntosh
Seattle
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Gene Tunney Wins Verdict in Promoter Suit
A New York supreme court jury awarded former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney a verdict against sports promoter Tim Mara. The suit claimed $526,812.42 of Tunney’s retired ring earnings under an alleged contract.
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Supreme Court Today
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Tim Mara
Plans Set For Lorain County Farm Bureau Meeting
Further plans for the annual Lorain County Farm Bureau meeting to be held January 24 at the First M. E. church will be made this afternoon at a gathering of the home council women directors and representatives of women members. W. G. Caskey, president, will preside.
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County Farm Bureau
War ends twelve years ago tolls still mount
On the twelfth anniversary of the November 11 1918 armistice Americans still bear heavy war costs. Nearly 38 billion dollars paid, over 32 000 former soldiers in government hospitals, and hundreds of ships built for wartime commerce lie idle in rivers and bays as the nation marks the cost of the Great War.
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Washington
Ferdinand Foch
Herr Erzberger
United States
Paris observes armistice anniversary ceremonies
Paris marks the armistice note of 12th anniversary with nationwide silence at 11 a.m. Bright sun blessed ceremonies as flowers lay on Marshal Foch’s car in Compiegne forest and Clemenceau’s grave in Vendee. Gen. Gouraud to relight the unknown soldier flame.
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France
Marshal Foch
Compiegne Forest
Georges Clemenceau
Vendee
Gouraud
War of Science Predicted In Future Conflicts
Admiral states next war will be driven by science with deadly new weapons and aviation roles. He warns of secret developments by military authorities and Russia’s belligerence as major threats to world peace, urging mass education to prevent war.
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Washington
Russia
Hoover urges peaceful office diplomacy over force
President Hoover told the World Alliance of Churches on Armistice Day the United States should use friendly offices and good will, avoid force or entanglement, and cooperate with others to maintain world peace. He cited arbitration treaties, the League covenant, and World Court as part of a continuous peace effort.
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World Alliance For International Friendship
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Armistice Day Observance in Washington Honors Wilson
Armistice Day activities centered at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the crypt of Woodrow Wilson. President Hoover laid a wreath at 10 a.m. at Arlington, accompanied by Mrs. Hoover and top officials. A 3:30 p.m. service at Washington Cathedral followed, with reflections on Wilson’s ideals, and Mrs. Wilson expected to attend. Additional services for war mothers were held on capital grounds.
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Woodrow Wilson
America
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Hoover
Hurley
Adams
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Wm. W. Pratt
Naval Operations
Unknown Soldiers Hidden On Historic Williamsburg Site
Paris reports a discovery by John D. Rockefeller Jr. workers uncovering the skeletons of ten French soldiers from the American Revolution at the former Governor's palace site in Williamsburg Virginia. The palace served as a base hospital for the French Expeditionary Force under General Lafayette and Admiral Rochambeau.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Williamsburg
France
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Rochambeau
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