Distressed Seaman Test Aboard New Lifeboat Voyage
London reports Captain G E Hitchens and three companions launch a 30 000 mile voyage from England aboard a forty foot lifeboat named the Ezaberh head Blanche to study crew endurance food and weather. They will cross the Equator twice and round Cape Horn on a route to Africa the Cape of Good Hope to Durban Fremantle and Pr. the aim is to test rations and comfort for sailors in long-protracted voyages.
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Benigmeah
Mississippi
London
G. E. Hitchens
England
Cape
Horn
Iitchells
Savere
Ezaberhead Blanche
Kilbourne Rites Held for Columbus Automobile Fatality
Rites set for Mrs Kilbourne widow of Col James Kilbourne prominent local manufacturer and 1901 Democratic candidate buried at Green Lawn Cemetery after automobile accident near Columbus. Rev Sidney E Sweet to officiate at St Pauls Episcopal church following noon.
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I.kilbourne
Columbus
Greenlawn
St. Paul's Episcopal
Sidney E. Sweet
Kibourne
James Kilbourne
Hie
Berlin to ratify Locarno pacts with December submission
Berlin reports Germany’s cabinet will draft a bill authorizing submission of the Locarno pacts on December 3. The measure also empowers the government to prepare for Germany’s entry into the League of Nations. Cabinet signers expect approval by the lower house.
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Berlin
Germzar
Folloy
Sovernment
Prepara x Germany
League of Nations
Wellington Social and Meeting Notes Highlight Local Events
Wellington reports from Nov 19 include Congregational church parish meeting notes, a social hour with refreshments, and a presentation by Mrs. Gerald Rice. Pupil reviews of Pittsfield Center history cover Sherman’s march with veteran Williams sharing experiences. Rebekah lodge held a fine meeting with state assembly reports and birthdays celebrated for John Perr and Gus Pohimen. Wellington log notes school and choir performances and community notices.
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Sorolis Fleeting
Wellington
Gerald Rice
Ash
Georg Aiso
Ashland
Gara
Br Caanzing Pollack
Rice
Ing Wh & Ancher
Sherman
Pittsfreid Center
Sea
Williams
Fle
Washington
Rebenues
Rebekah Lodge
Oberha
Toledo
John Perr
Gus Pohimen
Near Hrouseissi
Buffalo chemist claims cure for piles forever
A Buffalo chemist announces a new treatment named Hamadalalas that supposedly attacks the cause of piles and claims to fully cure even chronic cases. The ad states the remedy costs $1 and offers a money back guarantee through C. W. Phillips or any druggist.
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Enfalo
Buffalo
C. W. PhiMns
Telegraph Hate Bill Hearing Set For December
The State Utilities Commission plans a two day hearing starting December 22 on a proposed state wide telephone rate investigation. Officials from telephone companies are expected to present complete up to date inventories and appraisals of their properties.
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Columbus.o
State Utilities Commission Cxpeets
Quarantine Debate Over Nursery Imports Stirs Farmers
Hearing before Secretary of Agriculture on quarantine for foreign seeds plants and bulbs. American Farm Bureau backs strict controls to prevent insect introductions while growers worry about taking on demand for bulbs and economic impacts on counties and farmers.
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United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
Toledo Police Pursue Club Killer After Series of Attacks
Toledo police deploy all officers to capture a suspect after a string of stabbings and blunt force assaults by a "Club Killer" on Tecumseh street. Victims include Miss Freda Drakets, severely injured with a fractured skull, and Emma Hatheld who died from wounds. Authorities intensify manhunt and press for public tips as they review possible ties to previous killings and mental health concerns.
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Toledo
Freda Drakets
Lyins
Mercy Hospital
Tecumseh Street
Oimer
Emma Hatheld
Lydia Beusgardser
Missacley
Fhaw
Courtroom Echoes and Impatient Laughter at Trial
In a New York courtroom a chaotic scene unfolds as spectators jeer at Rhigeland and his witnesses. The tense proceedings reveal unexpected introductions and racing testimony about race and identity amid a crowded, charged atmosphere.
One-Armed Aide Charles Wolfe Convicted of Murder
Charles Wolfe known as one-arm aide to George Chapman was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Muncie court. The jury, after deliberation, recommended life imprisonment rather than death. sentence was temporarily withheld by the judge.
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Igncie
Charles
Wolfe
Geoie Chapman
Benard Marr Hane
Sear Muncie
Susi
Charles White Injures Self in Noon Heating Accident
Charles White of 142 shot himself yesterday noon while heating. He was accidentally discharged and taken to a time hospital for treatment.
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Charles White
Inflammmacine Salve Promoted For Lung Troubles
An advertisement touts Old Doc Terzer's Inflammmacine salve for throat chest and back apply with a warm cloth to release vapors absorb oils and ease coughing fever and bronchial symptoms. It claims rapid relief from colds catarrh sore throat and even incipient pneumonia with 30 or 60 cent jars and a money back guarantee.
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Doc Terzer
C. W. Phillips
Government to Curb Liquor Diversion in New Regulations
Washington reports ongoing efforts to curb liquor diversion with proposed licensing reforms, as industrialists and manufacturers press for limits on enforcement. Treasury officials lead talks with Gen. L C Andrews and Melton to balance authority and control against bootlegging, with anticipated industry responses.
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Washington
Pinehot
Penzusrlianis
al ‘Cohol
Treasury
Broa Hess
Boatier Cossets
Industriel
Informa
Gennaio
Continued report of Pare Four team totals and pledges
The text lists multiple officers and donors with pledges and amounts. It includes Colonel Armitage and other names with sums ranging from small pledges to totals around 6595.98. Additional contributors named include Colonel Findler, Colonel Simpson-Hale, Colonel Beebe-Burner, and Colonel Roe among others with varied amounts and hospital pledges.
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Wee
Stan Cleilan
Cheney
Beck
EB Wellard
Simpson—Hale
Moody
Robson
Agzie
Ace Wize
Waltors
Beebe—Burner
Squire
Crenore
Ythe
Gilman
E. FL Alien
Roe
American Lace
Columbia Steel
Two divorces filed in Common Pleas Court
Anna Rible petitions for divorce from Johns Rith claiming gross neglect and cruelty since 1925 and asks for restoration of her maiden name and child support. Charlotte Heggerty sues Michael Hasterty alleging absence and lack of support since 1919 and seeks divorce restoration of her maiden name and relief.
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Common Pleas Court
Anna Rible
Johns Rith
St Lorafo
Vie Depresczat
Grand Jury
Sears
Charlotte Heggerty
Michael Hasterty
Lonfo
Poison pen letters target Grace Church in Ohio case
In Cleveland the federal grand jury indicted Charles E. Pierce for shooting into the rectory living room in a bid to drive Rev. William C. Hicks from Grace Episcopal Church. Albert Silver, Civic Reform Union superintendent, was named as the sender of the poison pen letters amid the probe into alleged improper proposals to a counselor.
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Cleveland
William C. Hicks
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles E. Pierce
Iman
Albert Silverintendent
Civic Reform Union
Pierce
Hicks
Aidayit
Gregg
Icks
Aman
Markets Cleveland Produce and Butter Prices Listed
Ohio goods and produce items with prices include butter at 31-352 grades EGGS and 200-210 per bn potatoes. Cabbage at 52 S 00-330.00 per ton. Tomatoes Hothouse 1.90 per 16 lb basket. Onions 2.75 per cwt. British authorities seek to curb radio interference in districts affected by Communist disruptions.
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Ohio
Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup Offered Free Trial
An advertisement touts Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a solution for indigestion gas sour stomach dizziness and constipation. It claims the liver cleanses blood aids digestion and lubricates intestines, offering free trial bottles via druggists to prove relief and energize the body.
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ER. S. Thacher
Farmer Files Suit Over Pipeline Towers Plan
Harry Sage of Brownhelm Township sues Ohio Public Service Co Blair Jones and Frank Dickman alleging misrepresentation of the price paid to neighboring farmers for Right to install high tension towers on farms seeks injunction to bar entry or erection of towers. The petition says the line extends from Ashland to Lorain toward Sandusky and work is to begin soon. It claims the option to build was fraudulently obtained and cites three towers in the contract with four to be built.
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Sonmle
Comnix
United Action
Harry BE. Sage
Brownhelm Township
Ohio Public Service Company
Sad Blair Jones
Frank Dick Im
Otheir Farms
Indiana Bars Despey Tilt By Hoosier Law
Indianapolis November 19. There will be no Despey Wits championship fight in Indiana next year despite contracts. Governor Ed Jackson received an official opinion from Attorney General Gilliam stating the state law tightens prize fights and enforces one half of one per cent penalties, barring the event unless all parties comply.
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Indianapolis
Despsey-Wits
Indiana
Ed. Jackson
Gilliam
Will Schedule County Property Inventory Again
Lorain County Commissioners will inventory 22 classes of county materials on the Second Monday of January per a Bureau of Inspection order. Clerk Frank Ellesberger says the annual move ensures uniform forms and public record filing with the Clerk of the Board, the Common Pleas Clerk, and the County Surveyor. Coffee losses from New Orleans fire reach 3.5 million dollars with up to 100000 bags destroyed.
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Lorain County
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Frank Ellesberger
Offce
Board of Common Pleas
Quick relief for high blood pressure claims
An old fashioned ad promises rapid relief for high blood pressure with Tease a famous specialist prescription. It touts dramatic symptom disappearance and 25 point pressure drops in three weeks, urging use of physician prescribed soda and money back if tests fail.
Washington social and political figures listed in dispatch
Washington were the president and Mrs Coolidge with Frank W Stearns of Boston Dwight Morrow of New York a classmate and frequent advisor Secretary Sanders Major J F Coupat Col S F Cheney military aide Captain Adolphus Andrews naval aide and the usual complements newspaper correspondents any secret service guards.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank W Stearns
Boston
Dwight
President to speak before New York Chamber banquet
The president plans a national address tonight for several thousand business executives at the New York Chamber of Commerce banquet. He may divert a presidential special to Plymouth if his father Col. Jonathan Coolidge’s condition worsens during the day.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jona C. Coolidge
New York
Plymouth
Col. Cool-idge
JL FP
Coupal
White House
Maj
York
Oor
Waldorfia
Coale
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