Sentiment shifts as Vanderbilt marriage annulment news stirred New York
Polls show sentiment turning against Vare and Smith while New York society circles reel from reports of Consuelo Vanderbilt’s marriage annulment to the Duke of Marlborough. The news claims Consuelo’s consent was coerced and hints at Rome’s bishops' responses as details unfold.
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York
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
New York
Corsueia Vanderbiltvs
Merriage
Kborough
To Herta
Rome
Undefined garbled OCR headline from historical page
Fragmentary text appears to reference names and items but is largely unreadable. Key entities and events cannot be determined from the available readable fragment. The record preserves the uncertain state of the source without inventing details.
Death notices for Ophelia Fauver and William E Parmalee
Obituaries report Ophelia Fauver age 12 funeral at her home after a long illness and list surviving children and relatives. Separately, William E Parmalee, 73, died at home after an illness. services set for Tuesday afternoon at his home with local family members attending.
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Ophelia Fatver
Ophelia Fauver
AL Fauver
Cotas
James Fanver
Political realignment hints at Senate control shifts
Fragmented readable text shows early hints of Republican gains influencing Senate leadership and appointments. References to Vic Bsncl, Governor, and Governor’s term imply possible shifts in confirmations and state-level power dynamics during the coming session and waning of the current term.
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HR. L. Rode
Tifin
Montgomery County
Confir Armor Vic
Orpansolme
Repubis
Edon
Traffic Deaths Rise in Hamilton County
Cincinnati dispatch reports traffic fatalities in Hamilton County reaching a concerning tally. Police checked an accident scene noting a fatality as a motor vehicle collided on the outskirts, with investigators detailing the crash as part of a broader county incident.
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Hamilton County
Moent
Cencinnati
Trafic
Hawiltom County
Tepfic Clash Looms in China
Contemporary dispatches from Shanghai report Cantonese troops poised to attack General Cuan Fang's forces near Kiangsu and Chekiang. Southern armies push into Sun Shuan Fei’s territory with limited resistance as Sun and his officers scramble to reorganize scattered units. Hankow sources say Marshal Wu Pei Fu will join the Cantonese soon.
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Hankow
Wu Pei Fu
Whiskey manufacture plan faces act for medical use
Washington November 15. TL C. lisdrews, head of the dept, will ask Congress to permit whiskey production in the United States. The plan restricts the whiskey to medical purposes to relieve the existing stock which will be exhausted within five years.
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Washington
Mother Gives Poison to Children Case Reported
A woman reportedly administered poison to her four children, with the mother also ingesting poison. The incident led to one child dying yesterday as police investigated the extreme case amid the ongoing inquiry.
Hunter killed by own gun near town
Nov 15 near CMON, Carl Weinger a 10 year old hunter was shot through the heart by his own gun as he dragged it over a fence while hunting east of the city. The accident marks the first fatality of the season.
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Pelleblis Gavion
Carl Weinger
Meintzer
Local News In a Few Lines
Local report from South Amherst recalls a brief case of intoxication fines. Frank Boreski or ink and one other resident were fined $19 by Justice on charges tied to alcohol intoxication. Sheriff’s office records list unclear names, but the incident highlights local enforcement actions.
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South Amherst
Frank Boreski
Ink
Southeedh
Sherif FL A.derbi I
Driving While Intoxicated Case in Bolles Court
William Crawford of Cratty appears in poles court at TY o'clock charged with driving while intoxicated. The incident involves a Ford driven by Steele Shrover on BM ster Jay Police street, after a morphine related event. Police report notes damage from a telephon pole and conflicting accounts, with Shrover and Bad breef cited in the inquiry.
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William Crawford
Cratty
Will
Pathy
Steele Shrover
Jay Pollee
Traffic collision near edge of city street intersection
An unclear OCR fragment describes a vehicle collision at a street intersection where a driver from 34th Street Lorai failed to slow for a traffic light and was struck by Saar who attempted a turn. The right front fender of Friffieth’s car was damaged.
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Ron Street
Eddle Avenue
L. Friffleth
Lorai
Saar
Friffieth Duaghine
New traffic rules take effect today with new penalties
Today marks the launch of a new automobile transportation program and traffic regulations. No arrests reported yet as the public adjusts to the changes. Officials expect a short adjustment period and anticipate some leniency while people become familiar with the updated rules.
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Epfucr
Police seek missing Toledo man after truck departure
Police request public help to locate ALC Kregh, 47, of Toledo who left his home in a truck several days ago amid a prior incident involving a gun level. He has not been heard from since, with reports placing him near Cleveland and a local hospital visit failing to locate him.
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Toledo
Alc Kregh
Kregh
Cleveand
Stanley Nebras Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Stanley Nebras was fined $1 and costs in police court this morning on a charge of intoxication. He allegedly disrupted a Saturday night dance organized by city dance inspector William Plas.
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Stanley Nebras
William Plas
City council routine meeting and local court cases
The city council plans a routine meeting tonight at 6 30 p m and Don Beird and Loran c seentor will speak at the Young Business Men's Club dinner. Mose helper faces title suits in the court on land disputes involving multiple defendants. Scarlet fever cases rise in Flyvia with four now in the city. A police officer reports a recent bicycle theft near St Andrews Church. Laura Rupelis seeks divorce from Junis Rupens with custody of their child. A green Hawthorn bicycle was stolen from St Andrews Church grounds.
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Don Beird
Loran c
Seentor
Youn Business Men’s Club
G. A
Laura Rupelis
Elyria
Junis Rupens
Succeed in Isolating Cancer Germ and Antitoxin
New York reports a definitive classification of cancer as a non infectious disease due to a germ called Glover's microogranism. An anticorin antitoxin derived from horse blood is claimed to counter the cancer germ, with early tests described in medical journals and trials conducted in the United States and Canada.
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New York
T. J. Glover
Toronto
Canada
Bis Associ
Glover
Etine En RO
Traffic Cop Reprimands Prince
Chicago report describes Prince Nicholas of Roumania laughing and trembling as a traffic officer scolds him after taking the wheel of a car with a royal party. The prince complies, not realizing he has been reprimanded, while reporters observe the exchange.
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Chicago
Prince Nicholas of
Roumania
Prines
Benley Thomas Conugin
Ager
Seid
Ebhu
Tou
Korean Salvation Army Officers Dismissed and Fines Issued
A Tokio dispatch reports Korean Salvation Army offices were dismissed and several officers, including Tondon and Redhoff, were fined for various offenses. In police court, Stanley Bardon and August Podlisch were fined for prostration and traffic violations, while Arthur Bryden paid five dollars for passing a street car on the left side.
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T.ondon
Redhoff
Arthur Bryden
Flett
Yeaterday
Bryden
Community Chest Campaign Opens in Elyria Tomorrow
The Community Chest campaign for the city of Elyria begins tomorrow with a dinner for executives, committee A, and workers at 5 PM at the congregational church. T. O. P. Pearman of Lima will speak, described as a forceful speaker. An additional high school orchestra will perform, and Chest officials expect strong turnout and enthusiasm to boost campus support.
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Exec
T. O P. Pearman
Lima
Tarawn bailiff arraigned on driving while intoxicated
J P Hagen of 548 Hrownell Ave Ru Lorain faced a police court charge of driving while intoxicated. The police record indicates a had state of intoxication and the case was continued until Thursday November 18.
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J.P. Hagen
Lorain
We Wwe
Lake Wepnae
McMuellen
Haseen
Weather Stirs Elyrians Amid Warm Sunday Promises
Elyria saw balmy weather as residents flocked outdoors for a pleasant Sunday. Thermometer read 64 degrees as people enjoyed the warmest spell noted in 1919, with skies clear and temperatures mild.
Tanbit With Arts Bandaged Stages HoldUp In Bank Detest
Bank robbery at a People's State Bank branch ends with a bandaged suspect demanding $1,000 while telegraphing a nonsensical message. Teller Glenn DL Young complies and the bandit escapes with cash amid confusion and scattered chaos. Police track down escaped accomplices amid unclear clues and injured staff describe a two pistol carry in a rough, staged scene.
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People's State Bank
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Young
Mort
Uie
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Rithauds
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Armel Fom
Fernz Saohe
Hedear
Red Cross Opens Lorain Campaign Drive
Lorain chapter of the American Red Cross launched a week long drive for new members. Over a hundred volunteers canvassed the area to recruit supporters and raise aid during the campaign.
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RED Cross
Lorain
American Red Cross
Crown Prince of Sweden Visits Shanghai en Route to India
Crown Prince Adolf of Sweden arrived in Shanghai today on a short visit from Pekong. He will sail to India tomorrow for a six week tour.
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Crown Prince OF Sweden
Shanghai
Lo — Guetat Adolf
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Tie
Fekiog
India
Rebels Active in Mexico Reported in Oaxaca
The bulletin from Laredo Texas says a state of revolution exists in Oaxaca with General Gonzalez leading a well armed rebel force. Serious demonstrations against Calles are reported in several sections as federal troops join the uprising, according to private wires.
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EACT POLICE CHIEF FIRED after raids controversy
A special meeting of Lan age council ousted Police Chief Hill amid raids from Anotorer Heights. Hill claimed raids were tipped off while Mayor Charles R. EB charged him with failing to enforce the prohibition law.
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Rai
Anotorer Heights
Hill
Charles R. EB
Crash fatal to Lorain men
Two Lorain men were injured when their car collided with a freight train at a shade crossing near Medina. One passenger, George, died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital from wounds. The other man, Joe Grorze, died earlier from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Medina
Joe Grorze Af Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hosp'tal
George
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Market summary from Cleveland and Toledo livestock and New York bonds
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo show hogs beef cattle and sheep prices with top hogs at 12.39 while feeders and cows move slowly. Livestock markets include steers heifers and lambs with varied prices and a corrected Toledo livestock tally. New York liberty bond quotations open with multiple issues listed and values shown. A quip concludes on education and family support by citing that many rely on a parent’s funding despite attaining degrees.
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Cleveland Livesstock
Tolerq Livestock
Toledo
Senators Against Huge Expenditures Debate in Senate Campaigns
In a fragmented preview, Ware of Perossyly and Frank L. Smith of Illinois face possible ouster as Republican opposition grows over campaign funding. Polls show several senators ready to vote against both men, with Democrats largely united against the Vare-Smith slate and Pershing’s remarks triggering debate on campaign funds.
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Perossyly
Frank L. Smith
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Smrhere
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Oregon
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Gooding
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Howell
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Nye
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Noroeck
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Iowa
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LaFolette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Conzear
Michigan
Truman H. Newberry
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Colelease, DB
South Cargine
Varesto
Theodora Ell
Osiva
John J. Pershing
Campa
Pershing
Sena
Loares Kite? Fah and Coal Manning Case Note
Fragmentary OCR reports a person named T. L. Buseas, age 36, connected to Berlin Company, with references to coal and a child survivor. Details are unclear but indicate a事故 involving a man and a family context.
Lorain Woman Alleges Hatchet Attack by Women
Lorain woman, 23, reports being attacked with a hatchet by two women after an argument on 30th Street. She was rushed to St Joseph’s Hospital in serious condition with a fractured skull. Police say there is little hope for recovery.
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St Josepus Hospital
Carir Suna
30Th Street
Sulphur Vapor Baths Parlor Opens Here
A Sulphur Vapor Baths Parlor opened at 3 1 2 Breed Street offering the Kruse system of sulphur vapor heating. Mrs Theresa Shuinco reports the treatment as helpful, noting it is administered in an approved and sanitary manner. Alfred A opened five ester services for Shu eot.
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Theresa Shuinco
Alfred A
Shueot
Auto Driver Struck by Train in Wellington Incident
An auto driven by a Wellington man was struck by a train on Oberlin Road Sunday. The impact knocked him unconscious and he sustained injuries to his left side while moving to safety. Emergency crews responded and transported him to a local hospital for treatment.
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Wellington
Ington
Oberlin Road
Non
Man Identified as Local Bandit Ends Life After Standoff
Earl Mas ters, identified as the lone bandit who terrorized gasoline station attendants over six weeks, shot himself after a lengthy confrontation with railroad detectives at the Beltimore and Ohio freight station. He leaves a wife and six children and was a carpenter by trade.
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Earl Masters
Beltimore
Ohio
Alleged Slayer Is Hunted by Posse Near Steubenville
Louis McDonald a 32 year old Negro is being sought by a sheriffs posse after an argument ended in the shooting death of William Taylor a 28 year old Negro. He was disarmed by witnesses but escaped during the ensuing excitement.
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Steubenville
Louis McDonald
William Taylor
McDonald
Study methods of utilizing coal at conference
At Pittsbleac Nov 18 the international coal conference opened with a call for research on fuel oil from biomass and coal. Dr Lamer outlined fuel utilization research while Marion R Campbell of the US Geological Survey discussed coal supply and consumption. Speakers from Germany, Japan, France and the United States highlighted global efforts in coal destillation and fuel production.
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Pittsbleac
Coaf Ciie
Tuomas
Carnegie Institute Af
Lamer
Biomeal
United F S
Cit Steers
Lander, Dizester
Fuel Research Department of Scientific Nun Industrial Research
London
Marion PR. Campbell
U. S Geological Survey
Luc Sa
Ber Samed Usulung
W. Boted
Keiin
Aza Inluiu
Murder Two Case Emerges From New Jersey Info
A witness recounts contacting Jersey City police and officials about a murder case. He states no prior testimony or notice was given to prosecutors or colleagues, and notes defense sensitivity as new testimony emerges. The dialogue hints at caution from defense lawyers and a widow mentioned in passing.
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Ron
Jersey City
InspectsGerwood
Captain Walsh
Shai
Cas
Sekmian
Mott
Stricker
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