Factory Foremen Meeting Outlines Chest Campaign Plans
Meritorious operations of various institutions outlined at a meeting of factory foremen as Els ra's Community Chest proceeds toward its 1926 campaign. W E Roe chaired a plan that succeeded at the Els own plant and will guide the canvass. Tonight a dinner at the Methodist church marks the opening for captains and workers with no charge to participants and expenses covered outside the Chest funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els Ra
Community Chest
Almot
Manufacturers’ Association
First Congregational
Thei R
el Ta
Wel Roe
sVzirnmian
Burthe
Als
Methodist Church
Co Os
Buesio Oia
World Wide radio program broadcasting eyed by Westinghouse
Washington November 13 World wide broadcasting of entertainment programs is near as Westinghouse Electric Company vice president H P Davis outlined a plan. Central stations would use short waves to feed 200 to 600 meter transmissions to other stations for rebroadcasting allowing many program channels to reach continental and transoceanic distances. Davis compared the system to the International News Service and urged rapid organization to supply material to outlets worldwide. continued on page 2
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Taf Globe
Washington
H. P. Davis
Westinghouse Electric Company
Central Broadcasting
Davis
Getting Together at Community Chest Dinner
Rev William Mule Auld will address tonight's Community Chest dinner at the Methodist church at six. The event is the final campaign dinner for those not enrolled in the Industrial Division. T L Morse will explain the Chest budget, and attendees pay for their meals. Daily luncheon meetings will follow next week, excluding Monday, with daily Chest program records released.
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William Mule Auld
Community Chest
T. L Morse
J B Johnson
Campaign Fund
Cleveland youths sent to Mansfield reform school
Four Cleveland youths were sent to Mansfield reform school by Judge W W Thompson after admitting auto theft and related charges. Charles Salahen, Salaben, and Majerus pled guilty to various offenses. Paine pled guilty to operating without consent. The judge warned parole unlikely and noted setting a precedent.
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Cleveland
Mansfield Reformatory
Thompson
Tay
Doctor Blazer Freed in Slaying Trial
Littleton Colorado reports show Dr Harold Elmer Blazer 61 acquitted after a trial over the chlorform slaying of his daughter Watel Ingrit Blazer. Juror opposition and immediate discharge drew applause as the doctor planned to travel to Tierra Amarilla New Mexico to recuperate and run a ranch venture.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
Watel Ingrit Blazer
Joel Stone
Johnson
Dr. Blazer
Blazer
Tierra Amerilla
N. M
Colorado Boundary Line
Feasts Reporters Before Death March
Jesse C. Kelly alias Cherry was executed in the Arkansas state penitentiary for the murder of 19 year old James J. Fretwell during a garage holdup. He spoke with reporters before his death and requested them to share his last meal, asking forgiveness from the slain youth's parents.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jesse C. Kelly
Cherry
James J. Fretwell
State Penitentiary
Kelly
Fretweil
War Dept muzzled aviators in Camp Dix tests court hears
Major Herbert Dargue testified that a War Department order forbade publicity during air tests at Camp Dix New Jersey on July 27. He said the policy helped opponents gain publicity and backed Mitchells court martial charges. Testimony followed a ruling on Lansdowne testimony.
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Mitchell
Washington
War Department
Herbert Dargue
Army War Plans Section
William Stitchell
Dargue
Camp Dix
N. J
Coast Artillery
Afr
Service
Owlers
Avyold Publicats
Second Corps
New York
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
oMuzzling
Sharman Moreland
Adtoc Aon Ra
Dik Tes
Onv
Engineer Blamed in ghugh collision at Plainfield
Pennsylvania road says train No 6 engineer failed to observe signals. The wreck killed 12 riders and injured six others in the Pullman sleeper Muirheld. Revised casualty list includes Schenectady man Astasia.
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Pennsylvania
Plainfieldin J
Pennsylvania Road
St Louis
Mmuirheld
MMI
Astasia
Schenectady
Reeder Leads Wesleyan Debate Victory Over Oxford Team
Spencer W. Reeder captained the Wesleyan debating team in Middletown Connecticut, defeating Oxford University on the 2 debt. The English team argued against prohibition while Wesleyan boasted Reeder Amos Horlacher and Daniel Mattson among others. A university official sent congratulations for Reeder’s scholastic honors won last year, including the Parker prize for oratory and junior honors in economies.
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G. A Reeder
Spencer W. Reeder
Ovfora
England
Middletown
Connecticut
Ohio
Amos Horlecher
Hazelton
Daniel J. Mattson
Yakima
Washington
Oxford University
H. V. Lioyd-Jones
Jesus College
H. J. S Wedderburn
Balliol College
J. H. Barneys
Worcester College
University
Friday the Thirteenth: Bad Luck Beliefs Across Cultures
The piece surveys Friday the Thirteenth as an unlucky date with ladders, broken mirrors, black cats, and general omens. It traces origins from ancient beliefs to Christian Passion Week, Mohammedan tradition, and 17th century journalism, noting modern fears and cautions.
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Dax
Adam
McQuincey
Resiston
Thief Gang Robs New York Fur and Silk Houses
In New York on November 13, criminals escaped after gunfire, taking 30000 worth of furs from Mason Simmons and 20000 in silks from Schaffman Brothers Wholesale. Six guards overpowered at Mason Simmons. robbers used high powered cars. A second theft saw burglars smash a glass door and steal 150 bolts of crepe de chine.
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New York
Mason Simonns
Schanffman Brothers
Severe early morning quake recorded in Chicago
Severe earth shocks were recorded on the seismograph at the University of Chicago, intensifying over two hours from 6:22 AM. The quake persisted as the recording sheet was changed, with the exact end time unclear until tomorrow. The epicenter distance was logged as 5100 miles from Culeago.
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Chicago
U . S. Weather Bureau
University of Chicago
Culeago
Postal workers boosted as system expands nationwide
Washington reports a surge in postal business with postmaster general authorizing 186 additional letter carriers and 95 additional clerks across multiple cities to handle the increased workload.
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Washington
New Today
Mary Keller Death Case Shocks Erie County
Nov 13 in Sandusky under dark rain clouds Little Mary Keller seven died by her mother's hand. Mrs Keller pleaded guilty to first degree murder yesterday and attended the child's funeral in sheriff custody. A grand jury will consider an indictment in December as the mother remains jailed in Erie county hall.
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Sandusky
Mary Keller
Keller
Main
Ashea P
Srand
Kler
Sne
Erie County Hall
Elyria man fined for disorderly conduct as mayor delays sentence
Percy Munns, 28, of 147 W Broad Street, was fined 35 dollars and costs in police court for disorderly conduct. Mayor Hinkson suspended the sentence until November 39 on condition that Munns find a job before then. Robert Dickson paid one dollar and costs for failing to display a proper rear red tail light on his car.
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Percy Munns
W. Broadstreet
Hinkson
Munns
Robert Dickson
Probate Judge Seeks Homes for Orphaned Boys
GC Wilcox, probate judge, seeks two loving homes for two bright ten year old brothers. The children have no parents, one sister in Buffalo in a preparatory school and another in Elsin. Both sisters cannot care for them. the elder boy is in fifth grade and described as manly and intelligent. Judge Wilcox prefers placing them in a family home rather than Oberlin Children's Home. Interested parties may contact Judge Wilcox or William Oldham.
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Wilcox
Buffalo
Elsin
Ith
Oberlin
Wilcot
William Oldham
Toll in Bus Crash May Increase In Cincinnati
At least one child injured when a truck crashed into a brick wall at Mest Ford Market. Juries receded and others remain in danger. Frederick Jaisle, 14, died. Arthur Mason, 14, in critical condition with crushed chest. a Savage owner of Garrison, George F. Jaisle Sr., was brought to the General Hospital with skull fracture.
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Cincinnati
Mest Ford Mar
Frederick Jaisle
George F. Jaisle
Garrison
Minotor M-1 Submersible May Never Be Raised
British reports say the Minotor M 1 vanished in the English Channel with all hands after a likely collision with a mine or wreck. Rescue ships cannot reach the vessel in deep water and raising it appears impractical amid bad weather and uncertain search signals.
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London
English Channel
Dirs
Sahase
Sittr
Sit
Devonshire
Kiwanis Lions Plan Crippled Children Picnic at St Josephs
In Lorain on November 24 the Kiwanis and Lions clubs organize a crippled children outing at St Josephs Hospital. Dr W S Baldwain and Vallord Adair lead the event with club members transporting and supervising the youngsters for the hospital visit.
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Loraix
Kiwanis 2Nd Lions Clubs
St Joseph's Hospital
Chare
W. S. Baldwai
Vallord Adair
Revirw
Hypnotic Sheik Blamed By Girl In Thefts Case
In Providence Beatrice Griffin accuses ballroom sheik Rory MacLean of hypnotic influence driving her thefts. Police say MacLean is not the thief but named to shield others who took jewelry. Mother and judge weigh Beatrice plea as MacLean faces receiving stolen property charges.
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Sheik
Svengalt
Trilby
Beatrice Griffin
Rory MacLean
Beatrice
Roy
Srensah
du Naurer
MacLean
Miss Griffin
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Andress
Dane
Manshela
Lorain
Doctor Blazer Freed
Inghugh
Wiseng
Europe
East
Damascus
Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Claude Wingard
Chester Sheppard
Eacles Lodge
Tom Lally
The
National Lodge
Rother
Elyria
Uae
R.T. J. Martin
American Shovel & Stamping Co
J. G. Tufford
A. G. Smith
HE. Ingwer
Anna Stark
American Shovel & Stampime Co
KR. TL
J. Martin
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
J G. Toford
A. G Smith
CH. Inger
Anne G. Starr
Perish
National Tube Co
John B. Halpin Co
S. J. George’s Court
Standard Hardware Co
Imento
Wes
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