Lafollette and Capper Fight to Block Ship Subsidy Bill
Senators Lafollette and Capper press a counter campaign against a proposed ten year ship subsidy plan tied to the transportation act. They seek to rally progressive Republicans to defeat the measure as President Harding faces political pressure after the election. The debate centers on taxing the public to fund subsidies for a government enterprise and on leasing ships to private operators.
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Tors
Robert M. Lafutiere
Eye Censin
Artur Capper
Kasas
Hape Quda
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Lidoho
Morris
Nabe
Taskar Ladd
North Nake
Publc
Harding
Congress
Tle
Witlein
Daniel Kaley Death Friday Leaves Family in Pittfield Township
Daniel Kaley died Friday leaving several children including Joan of Pat fad and others in Pittfield Township. Surviving relatives include Mr Landen, Derren, and John Be arth Ridge. A funeral service will be held at the home of Walia Caley Monday afternoon.
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Daniel Kates
Shies Gowrshep
Liver
Pittield
Joan
Pat
Hame
Landen
Derren
John Bearth Ridge
We Phipps
Leake
Alfred Quavie
E'sri
Maeral
Walia Caley
Mondey Afirnoon Ar Ttn
Wistas
Fail to Agree in Basic Case at Lorain Trial
Jury could not reach verdict in Lorain on charges of stealing an automobile from a carnival grounds. Judge instructed jurors after a long session, with unclear testimony and disputed evidence. Defendants named in the record include Frank Ruste of Lorain. The case proceeded to the afternoon session before adjournment.
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Frank Ruste
Lorain
Dionihs
Jaington
Tours
British deny plan for Turkish sultan caliphate claim
Port London dispatch says British forces deny reports that they intend to establish a Turkish sultanate and caliphate for Indian Muslims. The denial counters claims of a plan tied to anticolonial aims and religious leadership in the region.
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Lonton
Ames thisAernon
Governor Bays proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Ohio
Columbus November 18 The proclamation urged all to observe Thursday November 20 as Thanksgiving Day. Governor Bays noted thanks for nature's gifts material progress and a better standard of living in this land of freedom and opportunity.
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Columbus
Gavernor Tevis
Wor's
Clenis
God- siYher
Bishop Schrembs Confirms Class at St Agnes and St Marys
Bishop Joseph Schrembs visited the city for a second time in a week and confirmed two classes. On Thursday he confirmed a class at St Marys church, assisted by several priests from nearby towns, with the church crowded to capacity and all Masses celebrated with reverence.
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St. Agnes
Joseph Schrembs
Tedar
St. Mary's Church
Mmeraine
Uteares
Millionaire "Red" Sentenced Seeks Hidden Owner
A cryptic report describes millionaire "Red" and a missing associate, Lloyd, as authorities pursue a draft evasion case. The tale mentions Winnetka and a week of concealment, with penalties under consideration for evasion and related offenses.
DeValera Appeals Protest Over Rebels Executions
Dublin reports Prime Minister Eamon De Valera issues a national protest against the execution of rebels. The message condemns harsh repression and calls for humane treatment following clashes with insurgents.
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DeValera
Llyn Loses To Repens Blast In Rail Line Dispute
A fragmented report notes Llyn and Repens involved in a dispute over a rail line. The text mentions Lake region locations, nephews, and a person named Hush Meares, with unclear events and several garbled proper nouns.
Birth Control Debate Rages Over Center Plans
In Cincinnati on November 18 city officials weigh legality of barring a birth control center. The meeting will discuss whether topics to be covered are immoral as national birth control leader Margaret Sanger, returned from abroad, is listed among speakers for the program.
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Cincinni
Trewlay
Massaret Sanger
China
Jajui
Narcotic inspector shot during second visit in Cincinnati
Reported by Howard R. Boane from Baltimore that a U S narcotic inspector, beaten unconscious by a group of men, returned to the same neighborhood to arrest a drug addict and was shot in the jaw and neck by a Black assailant. The incident occurred after warnings from friends.
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Cincinnati
Howard R. Boane
Baltimore
U.S
Labor policy debate moves into special session
Fragmented text discusses legislative actions in Washington relating to labor and anti-steel legislation, with references to Congress committees, recognition policies, and efforts to extend programs. It notes debates over labor conditions, transportation, and broader political alignments, including involvement of Tarim and national associations.
Auto Crash Kills Boy. Driver Detained in London
In London a fatal auto collision occurred when a boy ran into a car’s path. The driver was arrested on charges of Manslaughter as witnesses described the boy darting into the street.
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French Tiger Comes to U S to Promote Salvation of France
An aging French statesman Georges Clemenceau visits the United States shortly after Armistice Day to press France’s case on reparations and European recovery. He seeks private talks with American leaders, distancing himself from official French government roles. Ambassadors Jusserand and Athenios greet him quietly as discussions on postwar cooperation unfold aboard a liner in New York Harbor.
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Hall murder case updates raise new habeas corpus issue
ND and Nova Scotia notices reveal a Halifax hall murder inquiry with a 15 year old woman mentioned in connection to a writ of habeas corpus forcing Raymond Sehmweiter to testify. Separately Rev Paul Por Hamhothasdward W Hall faced threats claims denied by Henry Stevens, who described the threats as fabrications and said discussions over the store matter were misrepresented.
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Allette
the Star
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Henry
Tait
Ats Manger
La Follette Movement and Third Party Ties
The article discusses La Follette not joining the Thad party movement and notes California and Wisconsin public sentiment toward a potential third party. It outlines public positions, possible affiliations, and concerns about alignment with existing parties. The piece emphasizes regional reaction and lingering questions about structural independence for a third political option.
Asks Dismissal Rail Injunction PRC Arto
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court action seeking dismissal of a rail injunction. The readable portions reference pupil labor, API Lion, and various garbled names and dates, with no clear outcomes or parties fully identifiable.
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Rope Sery Gars vi
Hoare Tomutis Lapay
Uma Ave
Man Killed in Railroad Switch Accident Near Newark
Newark November 18. Joseph Jones an employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co was fatally injured yesterday afternoon when struck by a Westbound Pennsylvania train near Harbour east of here. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Derph Jones
Pomsslvania Railroad Co
Westbownd
Hrburs
Here
Fear triple revolt in central Europe
Nov 17 reports from Moscow via London Nov 18 quote Karl Rac on potential proletarian revolutions in Cerai Slovakia and Itaiy. Lohr, 85, founder and president of Ohio Northern University, is in critical condition at his home after a stroke. Dr. Tenty os.
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Cerai
Slovakia
Itaiy
Karl Rac
Comiaatt
Ada
Lohr
Embrtt
Ohio Northern University
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Business to Suspend For One Hour Monday
City proclaims a one hour pause Monday afternoon to honor William Graves Sharp with funeral at his Washington Avenue home at 3 pm. Public offices and stores to close. services at First Congregational Church with no music. pallbearers include Sharp family and notable officials. messages of sympathy from Harding and Wilson.
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Wilson
William Graves Sharp
Jones
Washington Avenue
John 3 H. Grant
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Elyria City to Suspend Business for Funeral Hour
City officials announce temporary business closure from 3 to 4 PM on Monday November 1 for funeral services honoring William Graves a respected resident of Elyria. Mayor Jones urges citizens to observe local observance and show respect during the hour.
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Elyria
Ro Jones
Hivria
Burglars Loot Talor 3 Hop Shop
G A Friday on Lodi Street reported a burglary at about 4 am. Thieves forced the front door and carried away seventy bolts of cloth totaling three and a half yards each, enough for a suit, worth about $1000. This marked his second burglary in about a year with substantial losses.
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G. A. Friday
Lodi Street
Beac
Wilhelm Cuneo Abandons Bid To Form New Cabinet
Berlin Nov 18 Wilhelm Cuneo today abandoned his attempts to form a new cabinet declaring the task hopeless President Ebert forced him to reconsider his decision Cuneo had been named chancellor to take Wirths place as Germany faced political turmoil after the collapse of the previous government
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Wilhelm Cuneo
Wirth
Ebert
Cuneo
Slays Woman Then Personal Crisis Report
In Aberdee Wash on November 1 Ridmar Anderson 39 is believed to have killed Pansy Holton 35 and Mrs J P O'Brien 28 in a cabin near an ocean point. Anderson pursued Holton and fatally wounded her with a knife. O'Brien was killed by a gunshot and knife wounds. Anderton's body was found with a revolver and sheath nearby.
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Ridmar Anderson
Pansy Holton
J.P. O'Brien
Nal Beach
Miss Bolton
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Vite
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Anderton
Parker
Butcher Killed While Hunting In Fire Hunts Accident
An early report from TEIN says a butcher, Henry Smith, was killed during a rabbit hunting season incident in Nes Rewbunker. The accident occurred as he moved behind a creeler, with witnesses noting a misshot or misstep led to his fatal injuries. This marks a tragic end amid local hunting activity.
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Henry Smith
Nes Rewbunker
Smith
Hunger strike begins at Mount Joy prison in Ireland
Annie Mac Swiney of Cork begins a hunger strike at Mount Joy prison gate with a child at her side. She vows to starve until Mary MacSwiney, already on a fourteenth day of her own hunger strike, is released amid wartime arrests and government orders. Demonstrations are planned nationwide in support of Mary.
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Mount Joy
Annie Mac Swiney
Cork
Ron Anne Wneil
Mars Swiney
Mary
Annie MacSwiney
MacSwiney
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Mt. Joy
Mother of Eight Confesses She Killed Husband
Nov. 8. Mrs. Vancovy B. G. confessed to police that she killed her husband at their home near Breda after a night of abuse and quarrels. She said the act followed a vicious dispute and is jailed in Lucerne awaiting trial for willful murder.
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Fred Rye
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Telefaune
George
Lucerne
Senan Alleres
Former resident Jennie Drattins dies at home
Jennie Drattins, 77, died Friday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs. N H Curry in Mie Te after a lingering illness. She formerly lived in this city with her daughter Mrs. J J Kerb and later moved to Meadville. She is survived by her daughter and other relatives.
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N. H. Curry
Dananter
J. J. Kerb
Dew
Perfume Plant Under Probe Linked to Distillery
Distillery connections at a Chicago area perfume plant are under scrutiny after reports that denatured alcohol was diverted for beverage use. In Nevada an inquiry claimed a large alcohol stockpile involved, with a $2,000,000 settlement cited. A separate Chicago blaze damaged Armour and Co stockyards and downtown manufacturing firms, totaling about $50,000 in losses.
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Nev
Ruby Zets
TY Oifferrs
Chicago
Armour and Coming
Prns
Hoeki
T Manufacturing
Aisiniet
Funeral for Erma J Taylor Sunday
Erma J Taylor 635 died yesterday at 2 Third Street after a long illness. Survived by husband and children including Alice. Funeral at Congregational Church Sunday afternoon at 3 conducted by Rev Youns. Burial at Ridgeville cemetery.
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Ives
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Youns
Ridgeville Cemetery
Charge Stesner With Murder
Carl Stesner, who killed his wife Sophia Steaner on the Lake road last Thursday and attempted suicide, was arraigned in municipal court on a first degree murder charge and committed to jail on bail. Ignata Fugi of Lorain, known for peddling raisin jack in a saloon, appeared before Mayor Jones. his case was continued to Friday.
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Carl Stesner
Sophia Steaner
Lake Road
Ignata Fugi
Lorain
Jones
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