Riots mar Prince of Wales India tour amid unrest
In Bombay and surrounding quarters rioting broke out during the Prince of Wales visit to India. Casualties were reported as guards protected the warship Renown while British officials and crowds clashed with native groups demanding India Indians. The episode raised questions about the tour's future.
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Mbay
India
Prince of
YDON
the of Wales
Pan
Ourney
Mary
Prinary
Conference talks on China policy and naval arms
Officials say the United States Britain and Japan support the Hughes plan for naval arms limitation with abrogation of treaties. The Paris talks aim to settle the far east disputes before a broader settlement among nine powers and China. The aim is to apply restraint conditionally and keep outsiders from direct control while pursuing a peaceful solution.
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China
Hughes
Aty
Serence
Celes
Far East
Paris
Washington
Ching
Oberlin Eleven Holds Final Scrimmage in Mud
Oberlin varsity wrapped up its final scrimmage as the second team opposed. Mayer and Jones struggled in the mud while Wasstiff and Blair impressed in the backfield. Wheeler McPhee and Wood were hoped to play Saturday to finish strong for the seniors, including captain Stallings. Coach Mitcalf is polishing offense as Case game lapses loom and fears of another tie linger. Oberlin locals note gatherings in Wellington and events like the Child Conservation League meeting and a dance class reunion.
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Oberlin
Secend
Mayer
Jones
Wasstiff
Blair
Wheeler
McPhee
Wood
Wheeler andMcPhee
Capt Stallings
Mitcalf
Steserie
Metcall
Cleveland
Amherst Pioneer Rozetta Sill Dies at 77
Rozetta Sill 77 lifelong Amherst resident died after an extended illness at the home of her daughter in law Mrs Jack Barkley. She is survived by brother Dewitt Leslie and sister Mrs Orlando Foster. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m at Jack Barkley home conducted by Rev A A Hunter Burlat. burial at Middle Ridge cemetery.
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Amherst
Rozetta S.i1
Jack Barkley
Dewitt Leslie
Orlando Foster
A A Hunter Burlat
Middle Ridge Cemetery
Amherst Village Council Meeting Approves Bills and Bond Plan
Amherst authorities met at City Hall to approve monthly bills and authorize purchase of twenty five tons of slag for John son’s hill improvements. Street work paused until spring due to unsettled ground while Mayor Smythe says local banks will buy bonds, urging residents to invest. Witte of Cleveland Avenue hospitalized after recent accidental cut requiring surgery.
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Amherst
Clei
Johnson's Hill Street
Brucker
Smythe
Lorain
Elia
Man Hurt Falls at Quarry in Amherst
Harmon Mathes of South Ambherat suffered a severely lacerated arm when he fell from a derrick at the quarry Tuesday. He was taken to the hospital for treatment after the accident.
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Amherst
Harmon Mathes
South Ambherat
Mathes
Bandits Bypass Watchmen In Walnut Hills Robbery
Two masked bandits entered the Orpheum theater on McMillan street Walnutt Hills at 7 am. They bound and gagged the night watchman and elevator operator, blew the safe and escaped with 1000 dollars. Police suspect the same pair committed a nearby theater theft the prior night.
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Cincinnati
Orpheum Moving Picture Theater
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Boulevard
Canal and
Vine Streets
Wholesale Market Prices Read Across Multiple Commodities
A dense listing of farm prices and market quotes across grains, produce, dairy, meats, and coal from Cleveland and Chicago notes. Includes Oram No 2 wheat at $1.10, corn and bran values, butter and eggs in Cleveland, and Chicago wheat and lard openings with grain and livestock receipts, prices, and ranges.
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York State
Jocal Graham
Brazil
Malaga
Mexican Pete Leads Oil Stocks In Early Trade
New York November 17 The market opened strong as Mexican Pete rose 1 3 to 116 and United States Steel held at 82 1 4 while Industrial Alcohol fell 1 2 to 49 1 2 Reading advanced 1 2 to 72 1 8 Baldwin Loco Motive eased to 39 3 8 and Bethlehem Steel slipped 1 4 to 66 A selling wave emerged later with a broad reaction in steel and petroleum shares American Sumatra Tobacco tumbled 15 8 to a new low near 287 8 and Industrial Alcohol dropped over 2 points to 41 6 3 with Corn Products also retreating.
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New York
United States
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
American Sumatra Tobacco
Bus overturns in ditch injuring multiple riders at Brecksville
An Aston Cleveland bus overturned near Brecksville around 11 am after steering gear failed. Driver Joe Wood and one passenger were seriously injured and taken to St Alexis hospital. others from Akron and Barberton suffered cuts and bruises. Several passengers were thrown from the bus, with injuries listed for Mrs Josa Woods and several local residents.
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Brecksville
Aston-Cleveland
Cleveland
Akron
Josa J Woods
St. ‘Lex's Hospital
Joe Wool
Joe Wood
St Alexis Hosureba
Lisaf
Governor appoints Clevelander as state purchasing agent
Ohio report says Russell Vo Johnson of Cleveland named state purchasing agent amid reform after coal and flour contracts caused protest. Johnson, a former Greenspring mayor, will oversee department purchases while Gov Daris orders preference for home unit supplies when quality and price match. The move follows disputes over awarding contracts to out of state firms.
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Columbis
Russell Vo Johnson
Cleveland
Inance
Mosd
Walte Johnson
F J
Shattuck City Purchasans
jIrzal Wethoda
Jed
Greneral John Pree
Coar
Johnson
Greenspring
Harry L Daris
Ohio Millers’ State Association
Kansas
West Virginia
Sparker Named Cleveland Indians Manager for 1922
Cleveland owner James C Dunn announced Tris Sparker will again manage the Indians in 1922 hoping to build a winning team. Dunn said the decision was made to end rumors and that several deals are pending as the club plans a Christmas gift to fans.
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Speaker
Indians
Cleveland
James C Dunn
Cleveland Indians
Tris Sparker
Dan
Dimter Case Placed on Trial Over Fatal Horse Incident
The trial of the Dimter case opened in court room No 1 this morning as Sterling Edington sues Claude Dimter for 2500 dollars in damages. Edington was kicked by a horse he was handling, suffering a fractured skull and days of near death.
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Sterling Edington
Claude Dinter
Edington
Dimter
Ture
Milk Strike Settlement Effort Pushed In Cleveland
Cleveland labor officials and executives of the Telling-Balle Vernon Company prepare to meet late today to settle a milk strike that has halted deliveries to a large portion of Cleveland homes for over two weeks. The firm signals willingness to arbitrate wages but demands open shop employment.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Telling-Balle Vernon Company
M. Maine
Bread Price Drops in Boston Market
Boston today saw a wholesale bread price cut by one cent per loaf with large loaves selling at 7 1/2 cents. The reduction affects the local bakery trade and consumer cost dynamics in the morning trading.
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Boston
A Wonderful Hair Saver
An old advert touts Parisian sage as a remedy for falling hair color dryness and dandruff. It claims instant scalp relief and rapid hair improvement including softness lustre growth and reduced itching. The copy emphasizes ease of home use and low cost with a money back appeal.
Publicly acknowledges cure of stammering at revival
Nov 17 Marion reports Lemuel Laymen 28 for four years stammering. Laymen spoke over her own nature at a revival held at Evangelical Calvary Church led by Low Petticord of Naperville. Pastor Charles L. Allen says several cures have occurred through tact during the revival.
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Marion
Lemuel
Mayer
Tev Low
Petticord
Napierville
Charles L
Allen
Two trains collide on Oak Park line. one dead
One man died and several others were injured in a collision between two trains on the Oak Park elevated line at Crawford Ave Station. The crash is blamed on operator error. In parallel notes, the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a tentative valuation of 31 493 6 for a railroad property, and delegates from Marion and surrounding cities gathered for a federation temple sisterhood mutiny meeting opened by Mrs Mitthell Strelitz.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Crawford Ave
Cense For
Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Marion
Manafield
Lina Kenton
Temple Sisterhood
Mitthell Strelitz
Quell Revolt in Lower California
General Rodrigues, military governor of Lower California, reports the attempted revolt near Tia Juana is stamped out. Federal troops, he says, can handle any situation arising from the uprising.
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Lower
California
Calexico
Cal
Rodrigues
Lower California
Tia Juana Sevoval
Three Arrested Continue Page One Testimony Details
The witness described illegal drink sales by the defendant, including varying prices and larger stock on holidays. He testified Field knew of the activity, paid him weekly, and that one half pint was sold to two men who may have been detectives. Mayor Jones fined the defendant and jailed him.
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Flo
Jones
Stankard
Ham Field
MARION NOV 17 Central Ohio manufacturer lauds recovery era
Marion on November 17 reports a Philadelphia based executive told a winter session crowd that business is recovering. He predicted a great era of plenty once confidence returns and full restoration is achieved. Separate obituaries note John Bogart, 76, longtime New York Sun city editor under Charles Dana, died at his home after diabetes.
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Marion
Philadelphia
Ohio
New York
John Bogart
The
New York Sun
Charles Dana
Bogart
Defendant pleads not guilty in bond hearing
The defendant aligned with the case pleads not guilty and is held on a $1,500 bond. One hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday. Mary Bryant's attorney secured a continuance of her case until this afternoon.
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Mary Bryant
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
A long ad says meat causes kidney distress by overworking kidneys. It recommends four ounces of a golden colored Salts from a pharmacy, mixed in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and normalize kidneys. The remedy, produced from grape and lemon acid with Hthla, is said to cleanse kidneys and prevent bladder irritation.
How to Reduce Varicose Veins
Describes a home treatment with Mooneys Emerald II bottle sold at drug stores. Claims quick improvement in swollen veins and offers money back guarantee if not satisfied. Mentions International Laborator and a sample request, urging readers to send 16 cents.
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Ba. Nove
Aret Clase
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