Butler Named Senator Succeeding Lodge in Massachusetts
William M. Butler of New Bedford, national committeeman chairman, was appointed by Cox to fill the late Senator Lodge's U S seat until the next state election two years hence. Butler rose from Massachusetts party chairman to national head under Coolidge and led his re election campaign. He also ran department stores and held various local interests in Boston.
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Boston
William M.butler
New Bedford
le Cox
Senator Lodge
U. S. Senate
Butler
Promi‘mente
Masschusetts
Coolidge
National Republican Committee
Nextile
Tragic Pennsylvan ia Train Crash Kills Farren Family
Earl Farren age 60 and four children Clyde 16 Treva 13 Bernard 10 Kenneth 6 died when their car was struck by a westbound Pennsylvania Railroad train near Dennison Ohio. Mrs Farren wife mother 46 is hospitalized in critical condition with injuries. Coroner to investigate.
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Uhrichsville
Earl Farren
Polen
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Twin City
Dennison
Clyde Farren
Dennison High School
Treva Farren
Bernard Farren
Kenneth Farren
Kammen
Farren
Borah calls for extra session after March 4
Idaho Senator William E Borah newly named chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee urges an extraordinary Congress session after March 4. He met with President Coolidge at the White House to discuss urgent legislation including agriculture, world court proposals, and other pending questions.
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Washington
Wm. E. Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Borah
Coolidge
White House
Memorial Hall Meet Tonight Plans for a unified patriotic meeting site
Commander Hall of the G A R calls a Memorial Hall committee gathering at Le Bion hall this evening to advance plans for a shared meeting place for all patriotic organizations, a goal the G A R seeks to realize. J S Norsworthy honored with flowers after singing at the Legion Minstrel show at Ri alto theater. he explains more. Lake Road Opened repairs to two bridges west of Vermilion are completed and the Lake road between Lorain and Sandusky is reopened after detours.
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Memorial Hall
le Bion
J. S. Norsworthy
Legion
Rialto Theater
Norsworthy
Lake Road
Vermilion
Lorain
Sandusky
Alleged Slayer Bound Over to Grand Jury
Mathew Novacic waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge in Lorain police court. He reportedly stabbed his wife during a Sunday fracas at their home and she died four hours later. he was captured the next day.
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Lorain
Mathew Novacic
South African Husbands Boast Biblical Family Figures
In Cape Town a census reveals extreme polygamy with a man said to have 79 wives, 134 sons, and 59 daughters. Other men reportedly own 55 wives and 50 children. 93 wives and 184 children unconfirmed due to scattered households. Native husbands total 718,292 with 954,560 wives reported.
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Atest Causus
Ang Toa Wien Thewan
Nurses Get Away With Bobbed Hair Ban Lifted
Chicago November 12 Two nurses were barred from Evanston Hospital Training School for nurses in 1924 for bobbed hair. By today 75 percent of the enrollment had cut their hair and the superintendent Ada Belle McCleary said no statement would be issued. Officials say the patients were not offended and the ban was withdrawn. Benefactor Mrs. James A Patton backed the move with a gift linked to North Western University land income.
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Chicago
Evanston
Min
Ada Belle McCleary
James A. Patton
North- Western University Club
Buidings
Bootlegger killings in Cleveland garage shock city
In Cleveland a 29 year old Louis Rosen and his brother in law Adolph Adelson were shot six times in the garage behind Rosen's new home believed bought from illegal liquor profits. Police chase a distributor partner. mistaken identity linked to the Woodland Avenue gang. Mrs Rosen woke to gunfire and alerted authorities as investigators pursue the suspected killers.
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Cleveland
Louis Rosen
Adolph Adelson
Gainor Road
Philadelphia
Rosen
Woodland Avenue
Adelson
France Building
Rogen
East $7Th Street
Women in Politics Sparks Chamber Shootings
In Amenico City on November 13, a clash over women securing government posts led to a volley of shots that left two deputies near death. The fight began in the chamber of deputies last night and continued through corridors to the street.
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Amenico
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury officials see rising stocks signal healthier business
Treasury department officials interpret the post election rise in stock values as a sign of a healthier business climate nationwide. They noted a $1 billion boost in security values and expect these stocks to settle somewhat after the recent gains.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Plan To Repeal Law on Horse Stealing
Warren Ohio reports investigators urging repeal of an old pre Civil War statute aimed at curbing horse theft. Prosecutor Burgess says Ku Klux Klan used the law to organize a state police and carry concealed weapons. He notes armed groups operated in several counties and collected member fees totaling 17.35 dollars. Authorities prepared their report as Niles life returned to normal after a recent riot.
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Warren
Ohio
Ecade
Donahey
Harvey A. Burgess
Burgess
Trumbul
Mahoning
Jefferson
Columbiana
Niles
Harbor Plan Revives ambitions on Lake Erie shore
Lorain mayor George Hoffman proposes straightening the Black River between Erie street viaduct and the Nickle Plate Railroad to create a premier harbor on Lake Erie. He will invite Congressman Martin L. Davey to inspect the project and a conference with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials is planned to discuss government work and a land donation to aid the project.
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Hoffman
Harbor
Lake Erie
Davey
Plan Lorain
Black River
Erie Street
George Hoffman
Martin L. Davey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Prominent Rock Island Figures Arrested Over Looney Murder
Four leading Rock Island citizens were arrested on conspiracy to murder charges tied to the 1922 Looney shooting. Jail terms and a broader web of alleged involvement. mayor named in affidavits as suggesting Looney be removed.
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Rock Island
John
Looney
John Looney
The
Rock Island News
Jacob Ramser
John M. Colligin
John W. Potter
Rock Island Argus
Thomas Haege
Anthony _ Berg
Tamd Jobi Hotsapale
Walter A. Rosenfield
Intercollegiate report cites vice in Boston student life
Boston officials and educators were shaken by a report from an intercollegiate investigating committee. It charges drinking gambling and moral laxity among students, noting cohabiting couples, shared rooms used for immoral purposes and parties where liquor is expected. The panel urges police action against street walkers mashers and drunkenness.
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Boston
Reprisal Slaying in Opdanwion Deate
Chicago reports a gangland shooting in the South Side restaurant that killed William Shields, 32, in reprisal for Dean O Bannion's slaying. Joseph Carville, described as a world figure, allegedly fought with Shields before the fatal shot. Police hold Jules Portugaise, 28, as a suspect tied to the case and a car linked to the O Bannion murder was noted.
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Chicago
Dean O’bannion
William Shields
South Side
Joseph Carville
Underworld
Big Breakfast Companion
O Bannion
Shields
Jules Portugaise
West Side
O'Bannion
Portugaise
O’bannion
Street Car Strike Talk Roils Dayton Market
Dayton rumors of a street car strike spread after companies refused a conference with workers on wage increases better conditions and the closed shop.
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Dayton
Hill Not Guilty In Volstead Trial For Congressman John Hill
A United States District Court jury in Baltimore returned a not guilty verdict after twenty hours of deliberation on six counts accusing Congressman John Phillip Hill of violating the Volstead Act by manufacturing intoxicating wine and cider. The verdict exonerates Hill on all charges and ends the U.S. dry law case as presented by the defense.
Shenandoah to Fly to Honolulu for Pacific Maneuvers
The Shenandoah dirigible is slated to fly from California to Honolulu early next year in support of Pacific fleet maneuvers. The plan has the approval of Secretary of the Navy Wilbur.
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Honolulu
Washington
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Globe
America
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Navy Department
California
Lorain Mayor to Attend Ohio Mayors Conference
Lorain Mayor Geo Hoffman will attend the Legislative Conference of Ohio Mayors and Municipal officers in Columbus on November 19. Hoffman serves on the legislative committee.
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Lorain
Geo Hoffman
Legislative Conference of Ohio Mayors and Municipal Officers
Columbus
Hoffman
Kan girl travels home after lung staple removal
Miss Gene Terrill of Burden Kansas was en route home in good health after an operation to remove a staple lodged in her left lung fifteen years ago. The foreign object was removed at Jefferson Hospital with a bronchoscope. The staple had troubled her for three years.
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Philadelphia
Gene Terrill
Burden
Kan
Jefferson Hospital
Air taxi service planned in major cities within a year
American Airlines to deploy fleets of yellow air cabs with 250 mile radius and 1719 mile per hour speed. Co H E Hartney heads the venture and says pilots will land on four acre patches. Safety features include high lift wings and reinforced struts to reduce wing failures.
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International News Service
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinna
Columbus
Dayton
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Buffalo
St. Lowis
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Milwaukee
St. Paul Battlereck
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H. E. Wartney
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International News Service 12
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Explosion at Grand Rapids Government Building Kills Three
Three investigations began in Grand Rapids Michigan after an explosion at a government building killed three men and seriously injured 15 others. Postal worker Edwin V Annatyn, 32, was among the injured and was not expected to recover. Debris and shattered windows affected an area over a block from the blast site.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Edwin V. Annatyn
Torpedo Collision Injures One Aboard Paul Hamilton
In San Diego a torpedo from an unknown ship struck the destroyer Paul Hamilton during target practice, injuring one crew member. The accident's circumstances and the responsible vessel remain unclear, with no details on how it occurred or which ship fired.
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San Diego
Cal
Pawl Liaiston
Faul Hamilton
Naval Base
Tornedo ¢ Une
Paul Hamilton
Mrs Harding in improving after yesterday’s good spell
Marion Ohio November 13 Mrs Florence Kling Harding widow of President Warren G Harding is reported not so well this morning after a good day yesterday Doctors statements say her condition is unsettled though stable. She rests with doctors adjusting treatment as Mrs Harding’s daughter and son in law remain at her side.
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Marion, O
Florence Kling Harding
Warren G. Harding
Ohio lawmakers discuss speaker candidacy amid resignations
Washington report notes Rep Theodore Burien of Ohio announcing candidacy for speaker of the house while Rep Martin Maden of Illinois and Rep Nicholas Longworth of Ohio remain active contenders. The piece mentions a U.S. judge resignation effective November 18 in the Southern District of Ohio.
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Washington
Nev
Theodore Burien
Ohio
Speeker
Martin Maden
Hinois
Nicholas Longworth
Ersup
Conlides
United States
Southern District
Qhi
London Embraces White Hair Fashion Trend
London observers report a new trend where prominent women dye hair white to achieve a lasting pale shade. Hairdressers say once treated, the natural color does not return, signaling a bold shift in beauty norms.
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London
Police Find Alleged Forger in Wheeling Tragedy
In Wheeling West Virginia on November 13 police found Peter Leozard 33 of Caitillieiras Illinois dead after allegedly firing a bullet through his head to avoid arrest for forgery. Katherine Hauser 30 was killed in the same apartment as three other people slept through the tragedy.
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Wheeling
W. van
pri_son
Peter Leoz
Ard
Caitillieiras
Otis
Katherine Hauser
Vercue
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