Community Chest Drive Totals Reach Forty Seven Thousand
On the third day of the drive volunteers report $47,115 raised for community funds. Donations come from multiple teams with varied amounts led by industries including En Trop and Steel Co and The Rubber Co, all contributing to support the campaign.
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FSO
Yneca Reed
En Trop and Steel Co
ITS Rubber
Troxel] Manturing Co
Rubber Com Vy
Camp Aten
Cel Company
Ongstant
Webspoley
Community Chest thermometer gear sale tops $89,900
The Community Chest thermometer gear sale reports $89,900 on the first two days, with $31,494 recorded on the second day. Funds support community charitable programs and services.
Snow Blankets Midwest Areas From Illinois To Wisconsin
A heavy snowstorm blankets parts of the central Midwest, with Chicago receiving light accumulation while neighboring communities report deeper drifts. Temperatures drop as weather officials forecast more snow, marking record seasonal totals in several towns across Wisconsin and Indiana.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Chicazn
Chute
Commonnith
Wolia
Sprmeieid
Peoma
Tliit
Ais
Quest Wisconsin
Indiana
Wisseuri
Bomb blast rocks Jenton home in Illinois feud violence
In Jenton Illinois a dynamite blast destroyed Major Joe Adams home near West City as gang war violence intensifies between the Kirger faction and rivals. The blast damaged the front yard and windows while a pursuing car sped away. no arrests announced yet.
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Jenton
Ill
Joe Adams
Hotel Rieger Company president dies in Andusky
L Rieger 72 longtime hotel businessman and town leader died in Andusky Ohio after a stroke. He led Hotel Rieger Company for decades and was among the area's wealthiest residents. His death comes after a stroke last Tuesday, ending a 50 year business career.
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Altry Sandusky
Andusky
A L. Rieger
Hotel Rieger Company
Feger
Two Men Drown When Car Skids Into Creek Near Minerva
May 19 at Minerva Park road a roadster carrying Warry Herbert and Dean Roby skidded into a small creek after leaving a dance. Herbert and Roby, both married, drowned as the five foot embankment sent the car into the water. Evan Phitlins escaped by swimming to shore while another occupant leaped free.
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Minerva. O
Warry Herbert
New Philadelphia
Dean Robb
Evan Phitlins
Minerva Park Road
Herbert
Rot
Roby
AVS Fights On WTS In Year 1920 Plans to Curb Prohibition Foes
The article outlines AVS efforts to coordinate against wet factions in 1920, aiming to nominate a presidential candidate and block incorporation of a new party platform. It notes committees discussing canvassing results from the November election, supports for enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment, and the plan to push prohibition through a national program while addressing enforcement and public safety concerns. It mentions opposition to mandatory prison penalties for drunken drivers and references Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr.’s defeat as a broader political turning point.
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Wits
Ary Fovernais
Ivenslatora
Cormitter
Comsre
Naional Tronintien Sect
Huster
Fire destroys steamer Montreal. five believed lost
Five lives are believed lost after a fire aboard the Steamship Montreal near St. Joseph de Sorel on the St. Lawrence. The disaster occurred as the Montreal to Quebec steamer carried forty crew and no passengers. the fire started in the forward hold, possibly from a dropped heated match, trapping five crewmen in the forecastle before they could reach the deck.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Lnes
St. Joseph de Sorel
Quebec
Plane Drops Wing Kills Two Lieutenants
An official investigation opened into the air crash in Norfolk that killed Lieut Edward B Certs of New Orleans and likely fatally injured Lieut Tym Crowell of Phillips, West Virginia. The Curtis-piloted plane fell after stalling during a descent, with dragging cables and engine failure cited as possible causes. Investigators will decide if the aircraft was tampered with or the pilot at fault.
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Norfolk
Edward B Certs
Orleans
Tym Crowell
Phillipps
W Va
Curtis
Myettivanon
Hoover Waterways Project Report Received
November 19 report of the joint board of American and Canadian engineers on the St Lawrence waterway dwarfs project prepared for surveyors of commerce Hoover named as the place within a few days for the survey work.
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Washington
Bas
Joist Board of
Paole
Woman Lawyer Returns Home After Forty Years of Practice
Catharine Waugh deComoc a Chicago attorney for forty years, known for her work in law and community service, is celebrated as a pioneer in public justice. The article recalls her role as a justice of the peace and her influence on family and professional life.
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Catharine Waugh deComoc
Bern
ACL Cine Ittories
Chicago
Ani
Aman
Death of Clinton M Theobald Former County City Engineer
Clinton M Theobald 53 died at his home 312 Park Avenue after a bout with ptomaine poisoning. A civil engineer, he graduated from Purdue University and worked for the New York Central Railroad and Lorain Steel before serving as city engineer from 1906 to 1929 with a year off. His projects included street paving sewer installation and a near completed arcade streetcar central station addition. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Victor Maeler of West Palm Beach Florida and Miss Virginia at home. Services Monday at 2 pm at home conducted by the Masonic fraternity of which he was a member. Burial details to follow.
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Clinton M Theobald
Park Avenue
Theobald
Purdue University
New York Central Rairoad
Lorain Steel Company
City Enoieer
Mit Fliorsa
Ford
Lore Central
Sanesr
Pe Os
Victor Maeler
West Palm Beach
Florida
Vircina
Solventary Petition Filed in Elyria Bankruptcy Case
The Elyria, Ohio bankruptcy filing lists two voluntary petitions in a local court. Creditors show assets of none and liabilities totaling 1,563 dollars 47 cents with debtor name Owen of Elyria referenced in the notice.
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Elyria
Hari
Wo Owen
American naval presence in Nicaragua sparks regional tension
Dispatches from Mexico City reveal resentment over U S naval forces in Nicaragua. The scene centers on alleged bolshevism and communism charges against Mexico's Calles government while Washington cites protecting American lives and property. The crisis threatens wider conflict with Mexico over arms shipments and Central American stability.
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Washington
Farreméel
Air Tual
Little Republic
Amercan
Mexico
Nichagut
Nicaragua
Mencin
Emethas
Mexico City
Basia
Calles
Tate Department
Wiherala
Hall Mills murder trial rests its case at 1:49 P M
The state rested its case in the Hall Mills murder trial at 1 49 this afternoon in Somerville New Jersey.
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Hall Mills
Somerville
N. J
Explosion Aboard Mantilla Oil Tanker Kills Fifteen
Fifteen people were reported killed in an explosion aboard the Norwegian oil tanker Mantilla in Baltimore this afternoon. The disaster occurred on September fifteenth as the ship was docked, with authorities beginning investigations into the blast and its cause.
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Baltimore
Panama flight planes get final test
Two PN 10 naval planes leave Philadelphia for a final test flight to Hampton then Panama. Lt H T Bartlett pilots one with seven passengers, Lt P J Connell the other with seven. If tests go well, the craft are expected to depart for Panama early next week.
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Philadelphia
Naval
Panama
Hampton Heads
H T Bartlett
P. J Connell
Bandits Rob Jewelry Office on Nassau Street
Armed bandits entered diamond dealer Joseph Pomerants's Nassau Street office in broad daylight, tied him to a chair, and escaped with a wallet containing diamonds valued at £15,000. Police released him hours later and he could not recall the incident, suspected drugs involved. The attack occurred on the eighth-floor office.
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New York
Joseph Pomerents
Nassau Street
Pomerants
Lorain police hunt alleged assailants in family incident
Police seek a group described as three men and a woman in connection with a nighttime attack on a woman and her two children. The victims, including Mire Perr and her daughter Mhoné, were injured and taken to St Joseph's hospital for treatment. Witnesses reported a man named Daniels as a possible participant.
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Lorain
Daniels
Ata
Perry
Cereamm McDaniels
Another merger of newspapers announced in Knoxville
Knoxville Tenn November 19 Wiley Morgan publisher of the Sentinel announced the Sentinel has been purchased by Scripps-Howard interests and will be merged with the Knoxville News in a deal that reshapes local press.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Knoazvlle Sentinal
Scripps-Howard
Knoxville News
Wiley Morgan
The
Sentinel
York banker vows tenth of estate to Columba College
A York banker announces he will leave one tenth of his property to Columba University and urges all graduates of the university to bequeath an equal portion to the Columbia Alumni fund.
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Wind Vo Row Wee
BC York
Columba Universi
Columbia Alumni Fund
British schooner Paloma seized with liquor cargo
The two masted schooner Paloma carrying 5,000 cases of liquor valued over 200000 dollars and a crew of eleven was captured today by the coast guard. Cutters began towing the vessel to Savannah from St Augustine Florida.
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U. S S. Coast Guard
ST. Augustine
Fiz
Coast Guard
Savannah
Storm Ona ke Cripps Freighter Near Faned Blizzards
Storm Ona ke Cripps faced a blinding snowstorm as two steamers battled heavy seas near Winer Point. The freighter Cottonwood lies helpless while rescue tugs stand by to aid her crew. Wren reached by tugs and a new Burg towed to fort after failed maren effort.
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Facle Hive
Wien
Blizzarl
Catholic Educator Ines In Pittsburgh
Nationally known educator Centner dies in Pittsburgh after a 2200 mile trip to visit his mother He had resigned last year from a teaching position at a college and spent his active career at Ha e College Hare Kaus for eight years He left St Lathamas Hospital after suffering heart illness and had charges in Dover and Christian Wo la Rev Ceéntner passes away in St Lathamy's hospital Pittsburgh weeklong trip ends in tragedy
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Pittsplargh
Centner
Rey Centner
Hare
Hevirg
Dover
Man Dies After Revolver Spin Attempt At Liverpool
Charles Engelston twenty three, a pottery worker, tried to spin a revolver on his forefinger as seen in films and shot himself near the heart dying almost instantly. In Lorain, National Tube announces operations will run on a ninety percent basis, eight four percent current week.
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Liverpool
Dear
Charles Engelston
National Tube
O Lorain
National Tube Company
Charles Fell
Engine Wreck Kills Insurance Man Near Oberlin Road
Clyde W. Rice 45, an agency manager for a life insurer headquartered at 1010 First, Youngstown, died after a B and O train struck his car while crossing the Oberlin Road crossing. He died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from a broken neck and head injuries. Rice’s wife and three children live in South Bend Indiana. Police and coroner were notified. his son’s note to him was found in the car. The fatal crossing incident prompts a city council petition to improve crossing safety after another pedestrian was hit nearby.
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Clyde W. Rice
First Eebidg
Youngstown
Indiena Avenue
Iomediates
Waes Perry
Rice
Kittie
Ind Ave
South Send
Ind
David Rive
South Bend
heig_terment
South Be
George Bishop
Robbery at Colorado Avenue and Root Road
Nov 19 two high Warren Lavlight forced control of a machine. Haas resisted as men from a stolen Ford scape attacked. The car, abandoned later, was found a quarter mile away loaded with items taken from the coupe. A call to police led to locating the getaway vehicle.
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Wo Haas
British Miners Reject Gov ts Proposals
London reports the British miners voted 806 313200 against accepting government proposals to end the coal strike that began May 1. The Miners Federation delegates conference adjourned to allow the executive to formulate new peace recommendations despite leaders urging acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Formul Aic
Mrs. Gibson Is Resting Easily After Trial Day
Mrs Jane Gibson star witness in the Hall Mills murder case was reported resting easily at the Jersey City hospital. Doctors said she suffered no adverse effects from a thirty mile ambulance ride to Somerville and the courtroom examination.
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Jersey City
N.d
Jane Gibson
Star
S Witnness
Hall-Mills
Somerville
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