State and Religion Guarding America From Bolshevik Challenge
Raymond Robins spoke at the M. E. Church in an Open Forum session about America’s safeguards of faith in government religion and industry. He argued Bolshevik power failed against ideas, cited Russia’s 1917 upheaval, and warned aristocracy oppression led to upheaval while praising faith in institutions.
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America
Raymond Robins
M. E. Church
Open Forum
Asaph Jones
J. F. Burke
Burke
Russia
Lenine and
Trotzky
Lenine
Siberia
Police Chief Proposes Sixty Day Unpaid Leaves Plan
Lima set to cut costs without permanent layoffs as Police Chief Lanker suggests each officer take a sixty day unpaid leave annually during the fiscal crisis. City Manager Bingham ordered reductions after a two mill tax levy failed. The council approved the plan as an alternative to staffing cuts across departments.
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Lima
Lanker
Bingham
Big Oil Tank Farm Fire Engulfs Humble Fields
A massive blaze at the Humble Oil tank farm in Houston Texas raged through the morning with two 200000 barrel tanks owned by Gulf Production Company burning. Officials feared other tanks would follow as lightning sparked the fire. Losses run into millions.
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Houston
Texas
Tank Farm
Humble Oil Fields
Gulf Production Company
New Bonus Bill Favored by Congress
Washington veterans and American Legion officials announced sweeping support for the soldiers bonus bill in the 68th Congress. They cited overwhelming majorities in both chambers, noting gains in the Senate and a strong House showing. The tally shows 69 votes in the Senate and a decisive margin in the House, with many opponents defeated or not seeking re election.
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Washington
American Legion
John T. Taylor
National Legislative Committee
Williams
Mississippi
Meyers
Montana
Page
Vermont
Watson
Georgia
Anti Compensation
Senate
House of Representatives
Eyewitness Dispute in Hall Murder Case
In New Brunswick New Jersey a testy exchange arose in the Hall murder inquiry as Nellie Low Russell a waitress reiterates seeing Mrs Jane Gibson claim she observed a woman in gray at the scene during the night of September 14. The witnesses account sharpens the courtroom tension surrounding the rector Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs James Mills the choir singer.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Highwaymen Escape With 31213 After Store Heist
Philadelphia police report two well dressed bandits binding and gagging the United Cisar Store manager at 15th and Chestnut streets. They looted 31213 and fled in a powerful roadster. The incident occurred November 13.
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Philadelphia
United Cisar
15Th and
Chestnut Streets
Mother McCaw Goes On Trial for Murder
In Providence Rhode Island on November 13 Mother McCaw wife of Sam McCaw Bristol Grove grocer, stood trial for the murder of her crippled 21 year old stepdaughter Elsie McCaw. Authorities allege rat poison in the food caused the death. She has maintained innocence during ten months in jail while the investigation followed illness of Elsie’s brother Leon.
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Providence
R. 1
McCaw
Sam McCaw
Bristol
Elsie McCaw
Ruth Zumour
Leon
Turbulent outlook in Constantinople sparks martial law fears
Clashes in which British citizens were beaten by Turks prompt General Harrington to order withdrawal of disorderly Kemalist forces. The Near East cable cut and censorship hinder reports while martial law proclamation awaits French approval as tension remains high in Constantinople and at the Lausanne peace talks.
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London
Constantinople
Charles Harrington
Near East
Rafet Pasha
Uallies
Paris
Turkey
Harrington
Chanak
Angora
Lausanne
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Bellamy Storer Dies in France at 67
Cable report from Cincinnati says Bellamy Storer former diplomat and prominent Cincinnatian died Sunday night in France after several months illness following a paralytic stroke. His wife Maria Longworth Storer was with him. they had lived in Paris for three years. Storer, 67, was Harvard and Cincinnati Law graduate. his father was the late Judge Bellamy. Mrs Storer helped found the Rookwood Pottery.
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Cincinnati
Bellamy Storer
Harvard University
Cincinnati Law School
Bellamy
Storer
Rookwood Potteries
Burglars Get Valuable Haul From Harvard Avenue Home
Thieves gained entry by breaking a window Sunday at the home of Henry Stolzenburg on Harvard Avenue and stole several hundred dollars in valuables. Items missing include six razors, an automatic revolver, pearl handled knife, a suit, a fur lined coat, a lavalliere with three diamond settings, a pearl bow knot brooch, a manicure set, and a small coin bank.
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Henry Stolzenburg
Harvard Avenue
kKoife
Collision between truck street car on Cleveland near Olive
A National Biscuit Co truck backed from the curb into a city street car on Cleveland Street near Olive Street. The impact knocked a Ford beside the curb, damaged both vehicles, and left one truck worker slightly injured. ER. Shaffer filed suit against Vincent Murphy for foreclosure of a mortgage.
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National Biscuit Co
Cleveland Street
Olive Street
ER. i Shaffer
Lorain Haad
Vincent Murphy
Jerry. J. Murphy
Jerry Murphy
Vinrant Murphy
Italian man pleads guilty to second degree murder
Larry Santo known as Gant, connected to the Lorain shooting of Peter Gust last September, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty of murder in the second degree. Judge Redington sentenced him to life in the penitentiary after hearings by attorneys and the prosecutor. Santo showed no distress, smiling at friends present.
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Larry Santo
Peter Gust
Lorain
Redington
Santo
Harding Takes Election Verdict Philosophically
President Harding adopts a philosophical stance toward Republican losses in Congress after Democratic wins last week. John T Adams, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said this follows a conference at the White House. Adams notes Republicans would retain control of the House after passing a protective tariff bill for the first time in history.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
John T Adams
Republican National Committee
White House
Adams
House
Eternal Triangle Wrecks Lima Heme
A seven year partnership between Clifford E. Hanna and James Fulton Jr. ends in a lawsuit for 10060 damages. Hanna accuses Fulton of alienating his wife and neglecting the business at the Hardin County Milk Distributing Company. Fulton, divorced, had allegations of intoxication and a milk bottle incident with Mrs. Hanna's rival.
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Lima
Clifford E. Hanna
James Fulton, Jr
Kenton
Eternal Triangle
Hanna
Fulton
Board anticipates issuing more school bonds
Superintendent F. M. Shelton outlines the district’s need for funds to complete the existing building program. Most projects are done or underway except remodeling the Washington Building at Mid dle avenue and Sixth street. The new high school wing will finish early January freeing the Washington Building to be remodeled after the second semester starts.
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F. M. Shelton
City Board of Education
Washington
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Nebraska Snow Storm Closes Burlington Lines
Western Nebraska digs out after a big snowstorm with five feet of snow on Burlington rails between Farwell and Loop City. Train service crippled while the storm extends to Grand Island and into South Dakota with high winds accompanying the snowfall.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Burlington
Farwell
Loop City
Grand Island
South Dakota
Motors Corporation Loses Damage Suit
The Duesenberg Motors Corporation lost in the U S Supreme Court its damages suit under war tire contracts. Claims totaling about 1 4 million against the United States alleged breach of contract delayed engine production and caused commercial losses and interest payments.
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Washington
Duesenburg Motors Corporation
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Lafollette Plans To Carry Out All Ideals
Wisconsin senator Robert M. Lafollette returns to Washington in a militant mood after insurgent progressives won seats. He campaigned for Farm-Labor winners Shipstead and Brookhart and backed Lynn J. Frazier in North Dakota, aiming to press for excess profits tax and publicity of returns while opposing the Beech-Cummins act and court powers.
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Washington
Senate
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Repubican
Old Guard
Fred L. Holmes
Lafollatte
Turkey Angers at Parley Delay at Near East Peace Talks
Turkish nationalist envoys in Geneva voiced anger over the postponement of the parley at the Near East peace conference. Ismet Pasha declined a Paris meeting to arrange the program as Lausanne is set to open either next Monday or on November 23.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Paris
Lausanne
Mrs Ev Rowley Dies at 63 on Oberlin Road
Mrs E V Rowley died Saturday noon at the home of her son Harold Rowley Stop 46 Oberlin Road. She was 63 and had suffered a paralytic stroke years earlier. She is survived by a daughter Mrs H L Church of Perry Ohio and two brothers, one in Cleveland. Funeral held at the son's home with burial at Murray Ridge cemetery.
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E. V Rowley
Harold Rowley
Oberlin Road
Threaten Onion Growers Fields Near Kenton
Nov 18. A renewed warning to onion growers in the marshes near Kenton to hireKentucky laborers was reported. Oscar Greenawalt, manager of a 700 acre New York Coal Company farm, received a letter signed Ku Klux Klan noting recent arson at several field buildings.
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Lima
Kenton
Kentucky
Oscar Greenawalt
New York Coal Company
Ku Klux Klan
Chilean coast struck by deadly tidal wave and quake
News from Buenos Aires reports 1000 to 2000 killed or injured as Chile suffers a severe quake and tsunami. Thousands homeless in Tacna Arica and coast districts with many villages wiped out. Some districts cut off. authorities seek aid from abroad, possibly the Red Cross.
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Buenos Aires
Chilan
Tacna-Arica
American Red Cross
Vanenar
Coquimbo
Wilsons League Belief Stirring Democratic Circles in 1924
Washington reports President Wilson still sees the league of nations as not dead for the U S and expects it to return as a major issue in 1924. Democrats note Tuesday’s results hinge on domestic concerns and fear entanglement in Europe may grow opposition among lawmakers and voters.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United States
League
Europe
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Mr. Wilson
Pomerone
Ohio
Jim” Reed
Missouri
Supreme Court Upholds Vaccination for School Entrance
The Supreme Court ruled that city ordinances and state laws requiring vaccination for school entry are legal. Rosalyn Zucht of San Antonio sued for damages after being barred from school for refusing vaccination but the court denied her claim.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Rosalyn Zucht
San Antonio
Texas
Supreme Court
Two Miners Die in Shack Fire Near Wellsburg
In Wellsburg West Virginia Olivia Johnston 28 and Norman Albert 40 were burned to death when a frame building owned by Carnegie Wellsburg Coal Company burned early today. The bodies were found in debris. police suspect a drinking party preceded the fire.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Olivia Johnston
Norman Albert
Carnegie Wellsburg Coal Company
Lorain Man On Trial For Ford Coupe Theft
Frank Buark faces trial in Lorain criminal court before Judge H. G. Redington for allegedly stealing a Ford coupe on June 16 from the carnival grounds. The vehicle is identified as belonging to Paul Becker of Grafton.
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Frank Buark
Lorain
H. G. Redington
Paul Becker
Grafton
Man Found Dead in Box Car Near Welch Construction Site
The body of Harry Brennan, 45, of Brooklyn New York, was found Sunday morning in a box car used by Welch Construction Co in charge of New York GC grade crossing work. Fourteen co workers slept in the car. autopsy ordered to determine death cause, initial signs not alcoholic, suspected acute indigestion. Brennan’s sister in Brooklyn notified. funeral plans pending further word.
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Harry Brennan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Welch Construction Co
Night prowler robs homes on Columbus and Harrison streets
A nighttime prowler visited several Columbus and Harrison street homes Saturday. Louis Phitel reported a hat, scarf, and $2 stolen. J W McHenry’s house lost a watch and fountain pen. Indie C&G Washburn’s place had shoes and gloves taken. George Henson’s home was entered with nothing missing.
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Columbus
Harrison Streets
Louis Phitel
J. W. McHenry
Indie C&g. Washburn
George Henson
Picked Strawberries on Saturday Lead to Shortcake Result
H. R. Whitney of 223 Cornell Avenue gathered a nice mess of strawberries Saturday. He reports the vines are covered with green fruit and blossoms, and he plans to make a fine strawberry shortcake.
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H. R. Whitney
Cornell Avenue
Coal Industry to Be Probed Across Nation
Washington announces an army of investigators will be sent to all parts of the country to collect data for the federal facts and commission. John Hays Hammond says hearings will start within a week to uncover what is wrong with the coal industry.
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Washington
Federal Fact and Commission
John Hays Hammond
Hammond
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Bellamy Storer Ies
Frange
Dellora Angell and
Lester Norris
Dellora Angell
Chicago
John
Lorris
Wheaning
Nectal
Norria
Gant
Eternal
Triangle Wrecks
Lima Heme
Motors Corporation
National Treasury
Shipping Trust
EV. Rowley
Chilean
Pacific
Santiago, Chili
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