Disappearances and murders sweep across towns
In Cleveland Medina County man Fred Thompson vanishes after threats. notes signed Clan guard. hooded visitors tied to alleged moral infractions. In Camden Tennessee Standard Oil manager J H Olive missing. blood in office. notes warn to leave town. river search underway. In Dublin secret service hunts Hanley linked to two Jewish murders blamed on Ku Klux Klan remnants.
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Cleveland
John A. Weber
Medina
Edward C. Stanton
Fred Thompson
Medina County
Sharon Center
Thompson
Clan Guard
Camden
Tenn
J. H. Olive
Tennessee
Standard Oil Company
Olive
Ler
Tennessee River
Dublin
Secret Service
Hanley
Injured man fined after streetcar fall on Lake Avenue
Joe Brown, a colored man, fell from the second step of a Lake Avenue streetcar, injuring his back. Police and hospital staff treated him. he later admitted intoxication and was fined $3 plus costs after pleading guilty.
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Joe Brown
Lake Avenue
Rum note on U S search beyond three mile limit
London dispatch states the United States budget plan to search British ships beyond the three mile limit at two pence per ship for alleged sinning had been sent to Washington for discussion. The note was announced today.
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London
United States
Washington
Flood Disasters Hit Calcutta and Madras Rail Lines
A despatch reports disastrous floods in Calcutta and Madras affecting railway tracks as over 290 tiles were washed away in the region. Local officials warn of significant transport disruption and relief needs as floods spread across districts.
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Calcutta
India
Madras
Will Take Off All Excess Fai
Fragmentary note references a prescription product and dates, with unclear details. It mentions a person named Maria and a location on Weeiward Ave in Detret and a date in March. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts for a full summary.
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Reinke Threiech Jong Teers
Iite- Roma
Exerca
Maria
Complete Nearly Half of 50 000 Mile Trip on Reaching Elyria
Richard E Baxter and his wife the rolling stones arrived in Elyria at noon on a 50000 mile health hike. Baxter a World War veteran says postwar paralysis left him an invalid but he walks to regain health. They started from Washington and have walked across the United States Cuba and parts of Mexico.
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Elyria
Richard E. Baxter
Rolling Stones
Baxter
Big- Tia
Washinton
Cuba
Mexico
Washington
United States Veterans Bureau
Berlin Heights Church Marks 100th Anniversary
Berlin Heights Congregational Church celebrated its centennial with a Sunday service attended by the community. The district school house hosted initial meetings, a 1532 church, and the current edifice was built 75 years ago. Rev. William J. Cady has led the church for ten years. Juried speakers included J. F. Burke of Jeily, Rev. John A. Schmiak, and Rev. Irving Mauer, with a banquet and speeches concluding the event.
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Berlin Heights
William J. Cady
J. F. Burke
Jeily
John A. Schmiak
Irving Mauer
Efcet
Beigit College
Wis
Open Forum Opens At M E Church For National Speaker
A large audience attended the first Open Forum lecture at the M E Church Sunday afternoon presided by Mayor Jones. Rev Edwin Kirby introduced Dean Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago Divinity School who spoke on The Rising Generation and Its Moral Task, urging parental guidance while recognizing youth’s evolving role in society.
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M. E
Jones
Edwin Kirby
Dean Shailer Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Ite
Slogan Contest Prompts Community Chest Input
The Community Chest slogan committee received many submissions for a chest slogan this year. Letters must be mailed to the Chronicle Telegram office by tomorrow as the contest closes. Entries urge service and support, with phrases about helping the needy, aiding the blind, and standing together.
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Community Chest
Chronicle-Tele_STam
Near Death After Gun Fights in Illinois
In Marion Illinois Whitey Doering once tagged for a $2 million mall robbery and now dying at a Herrin hospital after a shootout at Birger’s Restaurant between Marion and Johnston City. Charles Birger of Williamson county is in critical condition from the same incident, authorities say. The shooting followed an attempted holdup last night at the restaurant mid route between Marion and Johnston City.
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Marion
Whitey) Doering
St. Louis
Fangster
Federal Penitentiary of
Leavenworth
Herrin
Charles Birger
Williamson County
Birger
Jonason City
Stock market opens steady with mixed early gains
The New York stock market opened generally steady with small gains in many issues. Baldwin Locomotive rose, American Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel showed slight lifts, oils like Texas Company and Pan American Petroleum edged higher while Marland Oil slipped. Kennecott Copper advanced as rails inched up amid broad strength in equipment, steels, oils, shipping and motors.
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Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Republican Steel
American Locomotive
Studebaker
Texas Company
Pan American Petroleum
Standard Oil of
California
Marland Oil
Kennecott Copper
Chile
Stock Exchange
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Streck
Sears Roebuck
Baltimore & Ohio
Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie Tee
Géneral Electric
Jan Sinois Central
Marine
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Tigers Crush South End in Western Heights Gridiron Showdown
Western Tigers walloped South End All Stars 35 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Western Heights. Takacs starred with multiple long runs including 40 48 30 35 and 25 yards. Grush Ucka Kovash Kaminaky and Nagy also shone for Western Heights. South Enders threatened once in the third quarter but Takacs stopped Gerber at the goal line.
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Western Heights
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Takacs
Grush
Ucka
Kovacks
Kaminaky
Gerber
Read
Serteil
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Flood
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Polyak Fréderick
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George Moody
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Takacs Marsh
Malik Western Tigers
al Stars
Tucka
Kuminsky
Strinka
Aline
Messaros
Timersa
Messeros
Boroski
Spanish King and Party Arrive in Italy for State Visit
King Alfonso of Spain Queen Victoria and General Prime Rivera arrive in Rome for a state visit to King Victor Emmanuel. They visit the Spanish embassy and the Vatican, meeting the Pope in Consistory hall and later in private chambers. Crowds greet the royal party as armored motor cars roll through Rome.
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Alfonso
Spain
Victoria
Prime Rivera
Madrid
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Vatican
Papal
Spezzial
Mussolini
Dayton and Columbus State Briefs from November
Dayton horses to enter Cincinnati Riding Club show November 26 29 in Dayton Columbus drives fund drive targets 477739 for 22 charities Newark woman falls through open cellar door serious injury Columbus fires cause over 320000 in damage downtown Dayton man to speak to prisoners Game wardens report charges against hunters in county Dayton industrial league tax repeal telegraph messages Montomformers grand jury probes murder case linked to Guy Bryant and wife
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Cincinnati Riding Club
Montformers County Grand Jury
Russell Sondar
Guy Bryant
Jin
Bertha Henkei
Allied council seeks quick Berlin reply on German demands
The inter allied council proposes a joint note to Berlin asking for an immediate yes or no to new German demands and postpones penalties until after the reply. Key issues include allied military control and France's protest over the crown prince's return.
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Faris
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Germany
Brussels
London
Rome
France
Elks Defeat Fast Marion Teats 13 to 0 in One Sided Game
The Elks beat Marion 13 to 0 on a fast dry field before about 1000 fans. Penfound and Rankin smashed in the first touchdown from the 10 yard line, Crowe added the second. Wallace kicked the extra point as Elks and Marion played heads up football with Williams Greene Rankin and Penfound among the standouts.
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Columbus Panhandies
Jim Thorpe
Indians
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Greene
Rankin
Penfound
Tribe
Penny
Crowe
Wallace
Kalier Schuster
LG Cunningham
Tuik
Smith Batton
Montgomery White
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England
Oldfield
Everett Rankin
Louwmner Guthman
Shoupe
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O'Connell
Elstia
Guthman
Vester
Clark
Green
Rogers
White Trove
Winters
Welimont
Early
Howe
Snonpe- Touchledown
Wailate
Keller
Vipire
Buick
Smith
Ousted Police Officer Cobb Slain in Boulder
Patrolman Elmer K K Cobb, a two year veteran, was found fatally shot in the downtown area during duty. He was among four officers dismissed last week by City Manager Mitchell, with dismissals effective December 1. No suspect has been identified.
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Boulder
Coto
Elmer KK
Cobb
Mitchell
Goitre Clinic Treats Many at Settlement House
Dr George Gill and public health nurse Miss Lottie Matheson treated sixteen cases at the settlement house Saturday morning. Fourteen of the patients had goitre, bringing total goitre cases to forty one out of fifty nine treated. All remain under care and improvement is noted. more patients with goitre tendencies plan to seek treatment.
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George Gill
Lottie Matheson
Miss Gill
Pyrenese quake felt in mountain region today
Report from Perpignan France on November 19 describes an earthquake of fifteen seconds duration felt across the Pyrenees mountains.
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Perpignan
France
Pyrenese Mountains
War department offers slightly used forts for sale
News items report the War Department plans to sell a small stock of slightly used forts and stockades at reduced prices once congressional approval is obtained. Other dispatches cover New York joining efforts against diploma mill medical schools and railroad consolidation talks among major lines.
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Washington
War Department
Weeks
Monument unveiled for Major Benjamin Stites at Columbia
Nearly a dozen direct descendants of Major Benjamin Stites joined more than 4000 observers for the unveiling of a monument in Columbia Baptist cemetery. The event commemorates the founder and early settlers who built Columbia on the Cincinnati side 135 years ago.
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Benjamin Stites
Columbia
Cincinnati
Major Stites
Columbia Baptist Cemetery
Markets Trim Ike Avenue Team In Elgin Title Fight
The Markets defeated the Lake Avenue team by 27 to 6 to claim the lightweight championship of Elgin. Stars were few but B Nagy and Duke for the Markets stood out on the line. The Markets meet Lorain for the 11 pound crown of Lorain county next. see Pete Ucke at 160 Woodford Avenue for game details.
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Elgin
Fea
Polyak B. Nagy
Duke
Panhandles
Lorain
Loral
Pete Ucke
Woodford Avenue
Elyrial
Sage Avenua
Kowal
Ara Wallace
Provosni Hitsman
Dickon Richards
Han Roberts
LDH
Cabol H. Scott
J. Scott
Nagy
Polya
B. Nagy
Shuby
Dickens
Polyak
Avenue A
Butey
Cahota
S. Nagy
Ucka
Scott
Qucy
Strinka
Barkaes
Rees
Dutch
Garage Ransacked on 612 Middle Ave Reported
J T Stewart reports a break in at his garage on 612 Middle Ave. An inside spotlight a windshield wiper and a blanket were stolen. The incident is recorded as a burglary report with no injuries noted.
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J.T. Stewart
Middle Ave
GIRL BANDIT GUILTY IN MARYSVILLE CASE
Mrs Cecilia Brady was found guilty of robbery and sent to Marysville reformatory. Co-defendants Al Bentley and Clarence Valentino also convicted. Valentino received a ten year minimum sentence for Ohio penitentiary and Bentley an indeterminate term. Washington officials said Treasury experts will attend the Ottawa conference on liquor and dope smuggling, leaving Saturday.
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Cleveland
Cecilia Brady
Bandi
Marysville Reformatory
al Bentley
Clarence Valentino
Valentio
Ohi
Bentley
Mansfield Reformatory
Washington
treasurcKenzie Moss
Ottawa
Treasury Department
Father John’s Medicine Ad Claims Cold Prevention
An advertisement explains colds spread if vitality is low and fatigue rises. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as the best tonic to boost strength, resist disease, and prevent colds, citing over sixty eight years of success for colds cough and body building. Medical experts are said to agree.
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Orde
Father John
John
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two action medicine that soothes inflamed throat membranes and kills germs. It claims creosote as a premier healing agent, promises relief from chronic coughs and bronchial issues, and offers money back if not relieved as directed.
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Creomuision Co
Atlin
Wa. Ga
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