Three Killed In Bombing Of Farm Home Feud
In Germantown Maryland James Holton the farmer whose home near here was dynamited died last night bringing the death toll to three Mrs Hat te Shipley housekeeper and mother of two children was mortally wounded Vernon Thompson is in custody as authorities say Bolton and Thompson were longtime enemies The blast destroyed Bolton s home and the adjacent room prompting an investigation into the long running feud Fifty pounds of dynamite believed stolen from a Germantown hardware store aided the destruction Officials report conflicting statements from Thompson and his wife as they piece together the night s events
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Germantown
James Holton
Hatte Shipley, Botton
Vernon Thompson
Montgomery County
Bolton
Thompson
Russians Held Pending Deportation At Several Islands
Washington Nov 19 More than 90 Russian radicals remain to be deported. One hundred forty are at Cherry on bail while the rest are confined at Deer Island Boston and Ellis Island N Y as too dangerous for release even temporarily. Delays stem from refusals of Scandinavian nations to receive depotees and Finland Russia frontier closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Cherry
Deer Island
Boston
Ellis Island
Nys
Uberty
Telay
Finland
Rus Bip
Convicted of Perjury Seeks New Trial Hearing Tuesday
From Cadiz comes word Judge Worley will attend Tuesday to hear the motion for a new trial in the Wal ar Davies perjury case. Davies was convicted for swearing about the City Bank of Lorain's condition, a verdict of guilty. No word on the Supreme Court action regarding his earlier embezzlement conviction. W W Reble, former bank teller tied to the same transaction, seeks parole after about a year in penitentiary. clemency board recently considered his arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley
Cadiz
Walar Davies
Davies
Lorain
Hhe Supreme Court
Ank
W.w.reble
Bani
Hig
HELGOME BOYS AT Y W C A TONIGHT
The Helgome boys host a YMCA event with Sal Grazia the lawyer and juggler as the featured act. Doors open for spectators in the boys department at eight o clock with limited seating, and gym classes may be excused early to attend. Admission is nominal, and all boys are welcome regardless of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Grazia
Tr. Grazia
M Imber
Ognot
Mr. Grazio
Officer Attacked by Federal Prisoners in Illinois Jail
Springfield Nov. 19 Glenn Young of East St. Louis prohibition officer was beaten by several federal prisoners in the county jail while awaiting habeas corpus for release. Young had been placed in a jail bull pen during the writ process and was attacked by inmates holding him responsible for others jailed on prohibition charges. The indeterminate report ties Young to a murder indictment in Madison County.
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Springfield
Ill
Glenn Young
East St. Louis
Unty
Madison County
Dail
Young
Vackovic
Madison
Visited States Steel Maintains Base Prices Despite Rise
New York reports that United States Steel Corp. will urge its subsidiary presidents to keep base selling prices for all commodities unchanged until changes become necessary. Chairman Elbert H. Gary says stabilizing business conditions is vital as costs rise and freight rates increase. The stance emphasizes shared sacrifice to uphold a fair price level benefiting producers, consumers, and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Visited States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
United States
Steel Corporation
Jarger
Nike
Steel Co. does not foresee wage cuts soon
Youngstown, Nov. 19. James A. Campbell, president of the Youngstown Shett and Tube Co, the largest independent steel firm in the Youngstown district, said no general wage reduction is expected soon. He stated wage cuts will come later only after the cost of living has fallen further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Shet and Tube Company
James A. Campbell
Compan
Three Die in Electrocution After Car Plunges Into Creek
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin three people died when their automobile plunged from a bridge into a creek bed and hit an electric wire carrying 23,000 volts. The victims are Misa Loutay Zandora, 21, a Gardner school teacher. Arthur Dalwich, 27, the driver. and Clemente Dell, 22, both of Gardner.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Misa Loutay Zandora
Gardner
Wiss
Arthur Dalwiche
Clemente Dell
Proposal On Electric Increase At Oberlin Council Meet
Oberlin village council discussed a five year contract offer from Oberlin Gas & Electric Co for street lighting. The proposal includes higher rates, about a 23 percent increase, with a modest first fifty kilowatt hours reduction for residences and a separate rate for commercial use. A second meeting was set for Wednesday night December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Gas & Electric Co
Buauver
el. W. Beck
Tate
Oberlin College
Ffrat
Typhoid Epidemic Hits Salem City
Salem Ohio reports 780 residents ill with typhoid fever. Four emergency hospitals are filled as the relief committee warns the peak has not yet been reached. R A Lamont, chairman, says the situation is desperate and authorities scramble to aid the 10 000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Jessa
R. A. Lamont
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Mr. Lamont
Franklin School Bazaar Aims to Raise Funds
The Franklin Parent Teachers plan a large bazaar in the school building on December 10 to fund nudi tional school equipment and to secure funds for a new piano. Parents and friends are urged to attend for support with refreshments and music as added attractions.
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Franklin
Nuditional
Ohio Congressmen Known to Be Dry In 1920
Nineteen of Ohio's twenty two congressmen elect are dry says The American Issue official organ. It forecasts three gains in congress, with Isaac R. Sherwood and Warren Grath defeated, Roy G. Fitz Gerald and a Cleveland district winner replacing others. Re-elected wet Longworth and Stephens hint at tension over enforcement as the Volstead Act faces challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House
Senate
Learge
League
WW. Chalmers
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Roy G. Fitz- Ferald
Warren Grath
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Nays
Isaac
Unclear license list includes several named individuals
The text lists individuals with ages and occupations associated with locations such as Lahorep, Elyria, Lorain, and Brownhelm but the overall context and roles remain undefined. Names include Worley Porter, Penny Peart, Fred Kucik, Franci Dombrorks, Floyd Mock, Eva Gifford, Ernest Nardome, and Clara Graber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley Porter
Lahorep
Peart Penny
Elyria
Fred Kucik
Hidlermaker
Franci
Dombrorks
Lorain
Floyd Mock
Salesman
Eva Gifford
Ernest Nardome
Machiniat Brownhelm
Clara Graber
Henrietta
Women Cabinet Active at Capital in National Government
The article notes women holding key roles in the national government seated in Washington. Miss Clara Sears Taylor sits on the rent commission, Mrs. Adams serves at the capital, Mrs. Frazis C. Axtell is on the unemployment compensation commission, Mrs. Helen H. Gardener sits on the civil service commission, and Mrs. Mabel Boardman is a longtime leader in Red Cross and national organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sears Taylor Coneing
Wor
Rent Commisson
Adams
National Capital
Ant
Frazis
C. Axtell
U S. Employment Compensation Commission
Helen H. Gardener
Civil Service Commission
Mabel Boardman
Red Cross
Nthe
Clara Sears ,Taylor
Annette Adams
Frances C. Axtell
Mabel T. Boardman
Beers Seized In Cincinnati Raids Signal Prohibition Action
Federal agents in Cincinnati seized beer from eight breweries and about ten saloons, testing samples that showed alcohol content from two to five percent. Secrecy surrounded the raids led by Thomas E. Stone, with warnings that sales from untasted stocks were barred until analyses finished. Authorities hinted higher content could prompt further plant seizures by Washington.
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Cincinnati
Prohibition
Ohio
Thomas ‘E. Stone
Baltimore
Ohio Maryland
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Collector
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Surramien
Stone
Govment
Sixteen Woodsmen Drowned in Lake Chesancook
Bangor Maine Nov 19 Sixteen woodsmen drowned when a motor boat caught fire on Chesancook Lake during a crossing from Chesancook dam to Cuxahesis. As the fire spread panicked passengers leaped overboard and several were lost, according to reports received today. The incident occurred in the heart of the lumbering district late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maine
Chesancook Lake
Chesancook Dam
Cuxahesis
Baby Missing in Home Fire in Dayton
Waldo Fagan aged 28 months is missing and believed cremated in a stove explosion fire that destroyed his parents home and a neighboring house in Sidney Ohio. The blaze caused about 7000 pounds in losses. Fire occurred early today.
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Dayton
Waldo Fagan
Sidney
Ohio
Anthracite Production Seen Returning to Normal
Philadelphia report says anthracite output is back to normal after disruptions from last year’s strike and ensuing railroad embargoes. The anthracite bureau states efforts are correcting distribution inequalities and operators expect full recovery, avoiding shortages for domestic consumers this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Brouse Wins Suit for 60 Dollars in Paint Case
The jury returned a verdict for 60 dollars for the plaintiff in the case of W. T. R. Brouse v. Mika McFadden over the sale of paint. The panel then considered Pearl Ganta v. James Heffner, with a claim for 140 dollars based on borrowed money.
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W. TR. Browse
Mika McFadden
Pearl Ganta
James Heffner
Arrest Murder Suspect Of Actresses In Sault Ste. Marie
Mitchael J. Cox, tied to the discovery of two actresses bodies in Grant Park, was seized by Sault Ste. Marie police after alighting from the steamer Edward J. Lomiy. He denies knowledge of the affair and remains in custody as Chicago authorities seek further questions.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mice
Mitchael J. Cox
Chicago
Grantpirk
Edward J. Lomiy
Cox
Highwaymen Arrested at Lorain After Robbery
Lorain police arrested Randall Modesty alias John Welton and Charles Young after a daytime robbery at 218 11th Street. They held up C McDonald, Milton Ashford, William Goldamit and Calvert Cooper, taking $48, then fled by Nickel Plate train and into woods. They surrendered at Stop 90 Lake Shore after police closed in. Modesty is wanted for previous shootings and possible murder. Young has a prior record. Both pleaded not guilty and a hearing is set for Monday.
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Lorain
Lorain Po- Mee
C. McDonald
Milton Ashford
William Goldamit
Calvert Cooper
McDonald
11Th Street
MccDonald
Lake Shorane
Randall Modesty
John Welton
Chas Young
Modesty
Dayton
Young
Thanksgiving Closures Signal School Schedule Changes
City schools will close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. Teachers and pupils travel to other cities for the weekend. Thanksgiving programs in each room focus on the Pilgrims landing. Tercentenary programs are planned and most schools observe the holiday next Wednesday.
Psychologist to Speak on Character Analysis at Chamber
The Young Men's Wiatness Chib will hold an address on The Truth About Character Analysis next Thursday evening at the Chamber of Commerce hall. The talk will be delivered by Jh. G. Cluterbuck, president of the Cleveland Business Service Co. He has more than a passing study of the subject and his address should interest the audience.
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Chamber of Commerce Hall
Jh. G. Cluterbuck
Cleveland Business Service Co
Dni
Three and a half million mail train robbery solved
Ten men arrested after confessions and recovered funds amounting to three and a half million dollars in ten dollar bills from a Daly home chicken house near Council Bluffs Iowa. Reed and Daly named as leaders with others, money hidden after bag haul on a Chicago Burlington amp Quincy train bound for a San Francisco consignor.
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Council Bluffs
Towa
T. A. Daly
N. A. Reed
Daly
Reed
Daly's
U. S
W. A. Byers
Faugava
Omaha Grain Exchange
Fred Poffienbarger
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
San Francisco
Muade
Poffenbarger
Bandit killed in Roanoke bank raid gun battle
Roanoke Virginia police chase into the city after a Glasgow Va bank robbery. An armed pursue resulted in a gun battle in which one occupant, James Rogers of Philadelphia, was jailed and officer Q J Heutricks wounded. Two other occupants, William Porter and Chas Carter, were captured. A seized car contained an army barrack bag, liberty bonds and jewelry. Bank deposits estimated at about $100000.
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Roanoke
Glasgow
Roanokepelee
James. Rogers
Philadelphia
Q. J. Heutricks
William Porter
Chas. Carter
Ask Enemy Nations To be Admitted to League Immediately
GENEVA November 19 Immediate admission of Germany and other former enemy states to the League of Nations was urged by British delegate George Nicoll Barnes who said Britain supports co operation with all former adversaries to rescue the world from ruin. The German government protested the distribution of mandates under the Versailles treaty as illegal. Paul Hymans read Wilson’s reply as George Barnes opened discussion on the council report at the League assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuva
Germany
League of Milltions
Assembly of
League Ly
Barnes
Great Britain
Geneva
Vesailles
George Nicoll Barnes
Council of the Leagua
Marlock Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Jealousy
Albert Marlock of Lorain files for divorce alleging ten years of extreme cruelty and jealousy by wife Jeannette. He says she falsely accused him of infidelity, humiliated him publicly, and simulated suicide by gas. He claims she drained funds and gained control of stocks and bonds from his safety deposit box. He seeks divorce and barring of dower rights plus further relief. Also notes Brig. Gen. James A. Ryan leaves for Mexico as confidential adviser to President-elect Obregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Marlock
Lorain
Jeannette Marlock
Hig
Nine Women Qualify to Act as Notary in Lorain Co
Nine Lorain county women have earned commissions to act as notaries public after Ohio updated laws. The recipients include Mabel Behn Elyria Bestia Baker Cherline Harriet Root Lorain Harriet Sipple Lorain Mata Schmittberger Elyria Florence Nomel Lorain Luella Roth Lorain Agnes Alger Lorain Florence Stetson Elyria M Stetson. The note adds that eighty men have already secured notary commissions this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Mabel Ehn
Elyria
Bestia Baker
Cherline Harriet Root
Lorain
Harriet Sipple
Mata Schmittberger
Florence Nomel
Luella Roth
Agnes Alger
Florence Stetson
Elyta
M Stetson
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Manuel Levine
Lapinska
Dave
Charleston
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Tavior Colne
Minfo County
Ernest J. Ripley
Salles
W.va
Brouse
Srcctulur LO Mts
Adly
Roks
James A. Ryan
Fort Sheridan
Mexico
Obregon
Ryan
Lorain CO
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