Japan replies on China and world talks loom
Washington reports Japan answered China's declaration of principles in a two hour session as delegates discussed the China issue. The United States is courted by European powers for a possible global economic conference after the armament talks, with participation seen as essential to any real progress.
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Washington
Japan
China
Ofner
Aaron Kato
United States
London
Germany
Europe
Russia
Chuck
Pacific
Far East
America
France
Great Britain
Hel
Frasca
Italy
Britain
Woman Fights For Share Of Millionaire Estate
Mias June Avis Evans, named by Dan R. Hanna as his intended wife in a cancelled will, travels in New York to contest a share of his Cleveland estate reported at about 10 million dollars. Evans formerly a society belle from Evanston Illinois, lived with her mother at the Hanna estate in Watertown New York at his death.
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Mias
June Avis Evans
Dan R. Hanna
New York
Evanston
Ill
Hanna
Miss Evans
Watertown
N.Y
Orealin Tops At End Of First Quarter
Orealin leads at end of the opening period as Obertin secures seven to zero reserves. Wood runs 68 yards for a touchdown and Parkhill adds the kick for points.
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Orealin
Obertin
Wood
Parkhill
Fletcher Quits to Become Envoy
Washington November 19 Under Secretary of State Fletcher has not resigned to accept the ambassadorship to Belgium. No future course announced for the under secretary as of today. It was indicated he might take an ambassadorial post after the armament conference ends.
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Ashington
Fletcher
Belgium
Quell Rival Gun Battle at Belfast
Fifteen minute gunfight between rival gunmen in Bally Macarratt Belfast was halted by the military. Troops using armored cars charged the fighters and dispersed them after intervention. A youth was wounded by a bullet.
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London
Bally-Macarratt
Belfast
Thieves Rob Place Six Times In Month
In Cincinnati on November 15 Albert Holz a former ball poster and airplane expert created a device to stop burglaries at his harness shop on Fifth Street after repeated robberies. He mounted a buckshot loaded iron pipe at the rear window and when thieves tried the window a violent accident occurred injuring at least one man as blood marked the scene. Leon Wien a 22 year old chauffeur collapsed at a funeral parlor nearby.
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Cincinnati
Oameat
Fifth Street
Albert Holz
Hols
Leon Wien
Germany Seeks Loan From England to Pay Off Its Reparation
The article reports on Germany seeking a loan from England to cover reparations and notes financier Hugo Stinnes traveling to London to discuss guarantees with Lloyd George. It also covers police shootings in Cleveland and Montpelier, with patrolmen charged, plus a socialist riot in Antwerp and a Berlin briefing on reconstruction plans.
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Germany
England
Berlin
Hugo Stin‘nes
London
Lloyd George
Stinne
Stinnes
Bunnes
Asquith
Stinnen
Europe
Public safety director captures suspects in Newark incident
Newark November 18. Charles Swank, director of public safety and former county sheriff, alone apprehends Curtis James Grover Demmis W. A. Potter and J. Friedman in early hours. Arrest announces after midnight action.
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Newark
Charles Swank
Curtis James
Grover Demmis
W. A. Potter
J. Friedman
Yale Is Victorious In Forty Year Harvard Classic
Yale defeats Harvard in a soggy Fortieth annual meeting before about fifty thousand. Aldrich stars for Yale with a 39 yard run and a field goal as Yale leads 4 to 6 after the first quarter. Weather turns threatening as rain and clouds hover over Harvard Stadium.
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Harvard
Beas
Ateke
Yala
Yale
Bulldogs
Aldrich
Kane
Brown
O'Hearme
Jordan
Itte
Tierney
Mallory
Owen
Coburn
Fitts
O'Hearn
Dine
O'Hoearn
Als
Macomber
Medeerd
Beauty Sues Congressman Over Train Crash Funeral Beheadings
Miss Anna Elizabeth Niebel of Washington DC, living in New York, sues Representative Manuel Herrick alleging breach of promise related to a beauty contest. Nine killed when the California Limited derailed a funeral car near Summit in a snowstorm. the wreck left beheaded and mangled bodies strewn along the track.
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Herrick
Pras
Sion
Anna Elizabeth Niebel
Washington, D. C
New York
Manuel Resent la
Oklahoma
Terme
Girly Fay
Miss Niebel
Elizabeth Niebel
Chicago
California Limited
Summit
Emily Zienanin
Resurrection Cemetery
Expense Bills Filed as Candidates Reveal Campaign Spending
A Senate resolution seeks to void the seat of Senator Newberry and deny Ford the seat over alleged election law violations. In Elyria Lorain area reports most candidates say they spent little or nothing, while Lorain and Wellington bids show varied totals including significant sums from party groups and individuals. Local candidates list expenditures from Mayors to council members and school board races with several entries noted.
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Washington
Newberry
Henry Ford
Walsh
Montana
Michigan
Ford
Nea
Elyria
Lorain
C. E. Woodford
Constable
Bram
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hughes
J. George
J. C. Conaway
Asaph Innes
Gerald Martin
John Winstoplow
J. c Smith
John Mackett
Avon
Leon R Welton
Carfisie
Guy
Wellington
Richard Hardy
Elyra
Loraln
Grill
T. W. Morgan
Republican
Better
J. Heaton
J. J. Schmitz
J. W. Gillam
Fourteen Year Old Boy Hangs Self in Columbus Attic
In Columbus on November 19 a fourteen year old boy named Gustave Gross hanged himself with a clothesline in the family attic at 36 Ebner Street. Family members believe the act followed a denial of a request for 2 40 to buy a gun. The boy was in the seventh grade and is the youngest of 31 cabinet makers in the region this year.
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Columbus
Gustave Gross
Ebner Street
Brembers
Albert Gross
Hocking Valley Railroad
Gram
Elizabeth Kirkbride 84 Dies After Weeklong Illness
Elizabeth Kirkbride 84 of Telegraph Road died Friday at Memorial Hospital at 3 30 PM after a weeklong paralysis illness. She spent her life in the community and is survived by sister Mrs W Biggs. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at Beath Amberest Congregational Church.
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Misa Elisabeth Kirkbride
Telegraph Road
Memorial Hospital
Whey
W. Biggs
Amberest
Wage Cuts at Major Packing Plants Affect 40 000 Workers
Armours, Swift and Company, and Wilson and Company agreed to reduce wages starting November 28 after conferences with company officials and shop representative plan. About 40,000 workers will be affected with potential spread to 125,000 workers in the near future. Unions not represented may boycott and a strike is possible. Wages cuts do not alter overtime and current working conditions.
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Chicago
Aittia
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
Kim
Edward J. Hill Physician Dies at 62
Dr. Edward J. Hill aged 62 died at his brother William Hill’s home on Cleveland Street after nearly a year of illness. A Huron Street Hospital graduate and former partner of Dr. Wolcott, he practiced in Grafton and later in China before returning to America. He is survived by his mother, brothers William Elyria Elmer and Will of Cleveland, and sister Mrs Mildred Durkee. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm at his brother’s home with Rev Baumer officiating. burial at Batternut Ridge cemetery.
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Edward J. Hill
William Hill
Cleveland Street
Hill
Huron Street Hospital
Wolcott
Grafton
Ching
America
Cleveland
William
Elyria
Elmer
Will
Mildred Durkee
Small Living Deck Wartington Nev Summary
Fragmentary OCR text from Wartington Nevada mentions food and numbers but lacks clear events. Readable items include references to living deck and average tob er. no identifiable people, organizations, dates, places, or outcomes. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment.
Ford Proposal Favorable To Us In Muscle Tor Power Plan
An official announcement that the government has accepted Ford's offer for control of the Muscletor power project for 99 years is expected within days. The plan includes an appropriation of about 40 million dollars and would lease the project to Fort, aiming to base southern industry on nine key proposals. Ford left Washington early today without meeting Secretary Weeks, but expressed optimism and happiness about the venture.
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Iy Ford Tosime
Muscle Tor
D Sd
Ford
Congress
Fort
South
Washington
Weeks
Lewis Reynolds 87 Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
Lewis Reynolds, 87, longtime Mentor resident and former farmer, died last night at his son C A Reynolds’s home on Middle Avenue after years of age related illness. He helped found the local Methodist church in his youth and remained a faithful member. his wife died about twenty years ago. Funeral details were incomplete in the notice.
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Lewis Reynolds
C. A. Reynolds
Middle Avenue
Mr. Reynolds
MBS
Methodist
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