Riots Against British Troops Stir India Visit Dispute
In Imbay India on November 17 a speech by the Prince of Wales amid riots in the native quarter caused casualties and concern. The Prince, touring the Orient aboard the ship Renown, voiced sorrow over the unrest between natives and soldiers and classes. Fears of violence surrounding the India visit led to postponement before final rescheduling after a tearful royal response.
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Imbay
India
Wales
Orient
Conference aims at Far East peace plan and naval arms limits
The article notes widespread agreement among officials on the Hughes naval plan and an understanding on China, with diplomats in Paris advancing the Far East program. It describes the great doors of a Washington building closing in silence while nations await joint decisions at the Paris conference and the nine powers’ talks on the peace agenda.
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United
Hughes
Serence
Teign
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Puld
Far East
Paria
Washington
Ching
Paris
Orient
Station Olicy
Oberlin Eleven Holds Final Scrimmage in Mud
Oberlin Ohio November 17. Oberlin players and seniors reflect on final scrimmage with second team opposition in mud. Mayer and Jones struggled to start while Waestiff Blair stood out in backfield. Hope remains that Wheeler McPhee and Woon can play Saturday against Reserse as Coach Metholf sharpens defense and backs work to avoid fumbling.
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Yarsits
Mayer
Jones
Waestiff
Blair
Wheeler
McPhee
Woon
Capt Stallings
Metholf
Thas
Ccasc
Cleviland
Mrs Rozetta Sill 77 Pioneer Dies in Amherst
Mrs Rozetta Sill 77 a long time Amherst resident died after an extended illness at her niece Mrs Jack Barkie’s home. She leaves brother Dewitt Leslie and sister Mrs Orlando Foster. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at Jack Barkley’s home with Rev A A Hunter officiating. Burial at Middle Ridge cemetery.
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Amherst
Rozetta Sill
Jack Barkie
Dewitt Leslie
Orlando Foster
Jack Barkley
A Hunter Wurlal
Middle Ridge Cemetery
Amherst Village Council Meets on Road Work and Bonds
Amherst officials met at City Hall to approve monthly bills and order the clerk to purchase twenty five tons of slag for Jobe’s Street improvements. Sidewalks on the hill wait until spring due to unsettled ground. Mayor Smythe said local banks will take most bond shares and urged residents to invest. Vir Witte of Cleveland Avenue was hospitalized after an accident and underwent surgery.
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Flora
Witte
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Wittle
Man Hurt in Fall at Amherst Quarry Tuesday
Harmon Mathes of South Amherst suffered a severely lacerated arm when he fell from a derrick at the quarry on Tuesday. He was taken to the hospital for treatment, where the wound was dressed.
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Harmon Mathes
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Bandits Bind Watchman and Steal at Cincinnati Theaters
Two bandits entered the Orpheum theater on McMillan Street at seven this morning bound the watchman and elevator operator, blew the safe, and escaped with 1000 dollars. Earlier a similar theft occurred at the Boulevard music house on Canal and Vine streets where the safe was blown and a pocketbook lost. Police suspect the same bandits conducted both jobs.
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Cincinnati
Orpheum Moting Picture Theater
McMillan Street
Waleut Hills
Boulevard Music Pouse
Canal and
Vine Streets
Markets and prices from wholesale and consumer listings
A long list of wholesale and retail prices across farming and pantry goods. Wheat, oats, bran, cotton seed meal, butter, eggs, cheese, flour, corn meal, fruits, nuts, vegetables, fish, meats, poultry, and coal floors show varied quotes by region with multiple entries from Cleveland and Chicago markets. Includes specific item names, unit measures, and price figures, reflecting era market conditions and local store quotes.
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York State
Brazil
Malaga
Stocks Open Strong In New York Market Declines Widespread
New York stocks opened strong with Mexican Pete leading oil issues up 13 to 11, United States Steel steady at 82 1 4, Industrial Alcohol down 12 to 43 3 2, Reading up 1 2 to 10 72 3 8, Todalwan Local motive easing 1 2 to 39 3 8, Bethlehem Steel off 1 4 to G. After a brief rise, selling widened and a reactionary trend persisted through the first hour, with several former gainers slipping as Industrial Alcohol and other sectors fell. American Tobacco under pressure, down 15 8 to 29 7 8, and Corn Products also declined.
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Nor
United States Steel
Rowe
Rethiehem Steel
Ates
American Sumatra Tobacco
Bus Crash Near Hreicksville Injures Dozens
A Cleveland bound Greyhound style bus overturned near Hreicksville around 1:41 AM after steering gear failed and the vehicle veered off the road. Many aboard were injured, with several listed as seriously hurt and transported to Akron General and St Alexis Hospital Cleveland. Names include Mrs Osa Woods, Joe Want, Mrs Hugh Felly, Mable Curran, John Anderson, Mrs T H Canil, Mrs Frank Joosulth, Ida Kelly, and Mrs Vico Lowman, among others.
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Vsron
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Akron
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Hugh Felly
Mable Curran
Kron
John Anderson
T. HL Canil
Mra
Frank Joosulth
Everett Onhfa
Vico Lowman
Barberton
Ida Kelly
Jee Wood
St Alexis Hosstl
Governor Names Clevelander As New State Buyer
Russell V Johnson of Cleveland was named director of finance and state purchasing agent by Governor Harry L. Dart. Johnson succeeds F J Shattuck as purchasing agent, with Johnson pressed to defend state purchases amid coal and flour contract protests. Dart urges departments to favor home iron and coal suppliers when quality and price are equal, following objections from the Ohio Mellers and oil dealers over contracts awarded to out of state firms.
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Russell V Johnson Cit
Cleveland
Trance
Maid E Wate
Johnson
F J Shattuck
Atrardine
Ievtral John
Clarse
Greenspring
Harry L Darts
Ohio Mullers’ State Association
Kansas
West Airgina Company
Onfo
Speaker Retained as Indians Manager For 1529 Season
Cleveland owner James C Dunn announced that Tris Speaker will again manage the Cleveland Indians when the team takes the field in 1529. Dunn said the move is to develop a winning combination and to quiet circulating rumors. Several deals are pending as the club plans a return to form.
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Cleveland
James C Dunn
Cleveland Indians
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Dunn
Dimter Case Is Placed on Trial
A jury trial opens in the Dimter damage case involving Sterling Folington, a 12 year old helper who was kicked by a horse and suffered a fractured skull. Folington alleged the horse was dangerous. damages sought total 32,500.
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Claude Dimter
Ldington
Ore
Effort to Settle Milk Strike Nears Cleveland Meeting
Cleveland officials of the Federation of Labor will meet with Vernon Company executives to seek a wage arbitration settlement for the milk strike that has disrupted delivery to many homes for over two weeks. The company remains firm on open shop conditions while signaling willingness to arbitrate.
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Cleveland Federation of Labor
Telling-Balle Vernon Company
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Ingnesa
Bread price drops in Boston wholesale market
Bread wholesale price cut by one cent per full loaf in Boston. Large loaves selling at 1 to 2 cents higher. Market monitors note immediate impact on local bakeries and consumer pricing.
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Sarmons
Boston
A Wonderful Hair Saver Parisian Sage Advertises Hair Remedy
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a hair saver for falling color dry hair and itchy scalp. It promises instant effects after one application and claims to make hair long thick and lustrous while improving scalp appearance. The filler claims include ease of use and home availability with a stated price.
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Phillipa
Prayer Grants Speech Freedom At Marion Revival
At Marion on November 17 Mrs Lemuel Laymen 22 who spoke unclearly since age four was deemed relieved of the impediment through prayer during a revival at the Eternal Calvary church led by LW Petticord of Naperville. Rev Charles L Allen, the pastor, noted several faith cures during the revival.
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Ean-etnal Cal Vary
LW Petticord
Napierville
Charles L. Allen
Trains Collision Kills One and Hurts Several
Chicago November 17 One man killed and several injured in a collision between two trains on the Osk Park elevated line at Crawford Ave Station. Details indicate the wreck may have had a responsible party and the incident disrupted early transit.
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Osk Park
Crawford Ave
Denee For
Quell Revolt in Lower California
VALEXICO November 17. General Rodriguez the military governor reported the revolt near Tia Juana has been stamped out. Federal troops say they can handle any future disturbance and maintain order.
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Three Arrested and Ring Theft Case Reveals Street Alcohol Trade
The witness described a chain of alcohol sales, with the accused tapping at doors to admit customers and selling by the ariek for about one dollar per three drinks. He passed earnings to Mr Fields, owed a mounting bill, and lived with a weekly $10 wage plus room. He admitted wrongdoing but claimed duress, hoping to steal a ring. Mayor Jones fined him 200 dollars and he was jailed after testifying. He said he sold a half pint to men he believed were detectives. Chief Stankard declined to comment.
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New York Editor John Logart Bogart Dies at 76
John Logart Bogart longtime editor of the New York Sun under Charles Dang and a leading figure in the era dies at his New York home. He was known for his extensive influence on newspaper culture and menu coverage in his generation. He suffered from diabetes.
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John Logart
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New York Sun
Charles Dang
Mr Bogart
Defendant pleads not guilty in pending case
The defendant argued not guilty and posted a $1,500 bond. a hearing is set for next Wednesday. Mary Bryant's attorney sought a continuance of the case, which was granted after a postponement.
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Ralgued
Mary Bryant
Cass Ublil
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts Ad
Regular meat intake supposedly harms kidneys by overworking them causing backache and urinary issues. An advertised remedy suggests four ounces of Jail Salts dissolved in water each morning to flush the kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder discomfort. The ad describes Jail Salts as safe and popular with many readers.
How To Reduce Varicose Veins Advert
Advertises Mooney Emerald Gyta a home remedy claiming to reduce varicose veins. Promises quick improvement with a two ounce bottle for $1 and offers a money back refund if disappointed. Claims nationwide comfort from a recent discovery and provides sample offer terms.
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Mooney Emerald
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al. Ware
Bample
Atem International
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Row
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