Queen Alexandra Dies at Sandringham at 5:25 P.M.
Queen Alexandra, dowager of Great Britain and widow of King Edward, dies at Sandringham after a lengthy illness. Nearly eighty-one, she passed away at 5:25 p.m. The royal family, including King George and Queen Mary, remained at her bedside. The nation declares a period of mourning as preparations for funeral arrangements begin.
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London
Alexandra
Queen
Great Britain
Queen Mother
Edward
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
George
Mary
Princess Royal
Tondon
Queen of
Norwa
Prince of Wales
Duke and Duchess of York
England
Ann
Court
Toya
Ithan
Alexandyva
Captain Foley Exonerated In Navy Inquiry
Captain Pauly Foley was formally exonerated by the Shehenandoah court of inquiry from charges of attempting to influence the testimony of Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne in a case tied to the Ohio airship crash. The ruling said Foley was required by navy rules to interview Lansdowne to assess relevancy before she testified. Additionally Col William Mitchell accused the Navy of attempting to handicap Army fliers in 1921 bombing tests, a claim raised in a report to Major General Mason M. Patrick during his court martial.
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Lau Sdowne
Washington
Pauly Foley
Shehenandoah Court of Inquiry
Margaret
Rosa Lansdowane
Dir
Ohio
Navy Tribunal
thesCol William Mitchell
Paley
Foley
Navy
William Mitchell
Capes
Mitchell
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Houses
French Forces Abandon Southern Syria to Druse Tribesmen
Fronch troops withdraw from most of Southern Syria between Mount Hermon and Lebanon. Over 8,000 Christians flee toward Palestine from ten principal villages amid Druse wrath fears.
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Krushpinah
Palestine
Syria
Mount Hernon
Lebanon
Lorain Liquor Toter Facing Pen Sentence
The trial of Anga Echko, a persistent Lorain bootlegger, began in Judge Thompson's court after the grand jury indicted her on a third liquor offense. The defense argued repeated police raids and that she kept boarders, implying liquor found belonged to them. Police testified about the raid and surveillance.
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Anga Echko
Lorain
Thompson
OUSTA 048 TO BE RE-ELECTED MAYOR
Mayor Harry Hinkson stated this morning that an error was made in calculating his campaign expenses. He claimed expenses totaled 45 dollars with 15 dollars for Chronicle Telegram advertising 15 dollars for a Hungarian paper and 15 dollars for distribution cards.
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Ousta
Harry Hinkson
Chronicle-Telegram
Homebound Real Estate Seller Returns from Florida
Ernest Leedgle arrived home from Florida last night and is circulating among friends today. He is actively involved in real estate sales and plans to return within a few days.
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Florida
Ernest Leedgle
Shower Bath Plan Upgraded At County Jail
Inmates will receive overhead shower baths replacing tub washing. Two shower units, hot and cold water, will be installed on upper and lower floors. Projected expense totals 161 dollars.
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le Brown
National Leaders Back Plan for Technical Schools in Prisons
Washington November 20 backed by educational and welfare leaders a plan to convert federal penal institutions into technical trade schools was presented by L C White federal superintendent Attorney General Sargent studies the proposal and may urge Congress to authorize the Department of Justice to implement this prison policy aimed at rehabilitation. A federal prison board with cabinet officers would oversee coordinated penal policies to improve inmate employment prospects amid limited facilities.
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Washington
L .c. White
Sargent
Congress
Department ‘of Justice
Federal Prison Board
Sats
Department of
Prosecution seeks injunction in coroner inquest case
A county prosecutor travels to Columbus to urge dismissal of an injunction preventing Coroner E Perry from holding an inquest into the death of Stanley Harrison at 118 Furnace Street. Christopher Harrison filed suit to stop the inquest prompted by a claim his child Elyma died after parents who were Christian Scientists did not seek medical help.
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Baird
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Es E. Perry
Stanley Harrison
Furnace Street
Christopher Harrison
Perry
Harrison
Cincinnati High Students Die In Death Pact Tragedy
Walnut Hills High School students William Strauss 17 and Albert Rosenberg 15 died from a suicide pact on a country road near Cincinnati. Rosenberg died after shooting Strauss and then killing himself while notes expressed contempt for life. Strauss was son of Morris Kauss, vice president of Washington Mortgage, and Rosenberg’s father belonged to L. Rosenberg & Sons, local store owners.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hills High School
William Strauss
Albert J. Rosenberg
Rosenberg Hospital
Thor
Rosenberg
Strauss
Morris Kauss
Washington Mortgage Company
L. Rosenberg & Sons
Iclosa
Wreck near Lorain uncovers liquor beer on tugs
Sheriff Underhill Investigates two lake vessels west of Lorain after a fishing tug wreck and a nearby anchored boat. four to five cases of real Canadian beer found aboard the unnamed tug with sandusky stamped fish boxes. Lane life saving crew and customs collector carry away the cargo.
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Underhill
Lorain
Lorain Life Saving
Iarry Greene
Avon man Blakey faces manslaughter charge trial ends in hung jury
Thomas Blakey of Avon was charged with manslaughter but a jury in Judge Thompson's court could not reach a verdict after seven hours of deliberation. Six jurors favored conviction and six favored acquittal. The prosecutor did not indicate whether the case would be retried.
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Thomas’ Blakey
Avon
W. B. [Thompson
Hubby Slayer Fannie Soper Sentenced for January Execution
Fannie Soper of Boquet New York was sentenced today to die during the week of January 3 for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Henry Soper last May. Justice Edward C. Whitmyer denied defense motions to set aside the verdict and the defense has until December 1 to appeal. The jury, in under an hour and after four ballots, found her guilty. The report also notes that radio licenses will be halted except in unusual cases by the Commerce Department.
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Elizabeth
N. Y
Fannie Soper
Boquet
Henry Soper
Edward C. Whitmyer
Whitmyer
Gas Rate Hearing Postponed by Commission
The Public Utilities Commission will continue the Logan Gas Company rate hearing to after January 1 due to time constraints and docket congestion. The inquiry concerns a proposed increase in rates in seventy-two municipalities and will resume when calendar space permits.
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Columbus. Novis
Public Uualities Commission
Logan” Gas’ Company
Suit Over Braman Addition Home Mortgage By Thomas
Hugh J. Thomas sues to cancel a note and mortgage on a home in Braman's addition Elrria alleging the deed to Ida Henderson without consideration and that Henderson later left him out of her will He names Charles H Snediker executor of Henderson's estate and seeks cancellation of both note and mortgage with the estate.
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Hugh J. Thomas
Cty
Braman
Elrria
Ida H Hengerson
Chas. H. Snediker
Thomas
Miss Henderson
Miss. Henderson
Hoe
Hardware Club of Lorain County to Host Banngick Talk
The Hardware Club of Lorain County has secured attorney and Spencerian School dean Christian J. Banngick to deliver his address Present Day Business. The talk is set for Tuesday at 7 p m at The Elks Restaurant and will be preceded by a two rabbit supper.
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Hardware Club
Lorain Country
Christian J. Banngick
Spencerian School
Elk’s
Luther Plans to Resign Shortly
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Luther told Reichstag members he will resign immediately after the Locarno treaty is signed according to Vorwaerts.
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Luther
Berlin
Reichstag
Vorwnaerts
Ohio Penitentiary executions kill two in one morning
In Columbus two inmates Bakor Tudor of Cleveland and Robert Little of Cincinnati were electrocuted in the Ohio penitentiary. Tudor, 39, was condemned for the murder of his wife after buying a revolver in Lorain and shooting her in Cleveland. Little, 21, was executed for the theft of John Keller’s automobile. Tudor walked to the chamber with Chaplain Reed and Rev Williams nearby. Gov Donabey declined to intervene. Turkeys to fetch 65 cents a pound next week as dealers expect strong demand and sufficient supply.
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Bacor Tudor
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Robert Little
Cincinnati
Tudor
Little
Lorain
Bart Wilams
Linden Baptist Canrcn
Donabey
Vmen
Tattle
John Keller Jain
Keller
Cts
Elyria Iron and Steel Joins Chest Drive With Full Pledge
The Elyria Iron and Steel Company joined Pfandler with a 100 percent pledge for the Chest Drive, totaling 2335.50. Tod Moise Chest Secretary notes the pledge is about 50 percent higher for workers and executives than last year. Appeal continues for those not yet seen or wishing to give more before 5 p.m. tonight.
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Elyria Iron and Steel Company
Pfandler Company
Tod Moise
J.B. . Johnson
Orminittee
Plata Te
Campaign Chest Drive Nears Goal With Final Dinner
In a noon meeting Chairman Solin urged continued canvassing to lift the community chest total from last year’s $19,000 to the target. Campaign workers reported $68,237 of $98,000 already pledged, with many donors under $50. A closing dinner at UI C A is set for tomorrow night as captains review cards and push to top this week.
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Solinson
UI. C. A
Johnson
Armitage
Silsbee
Beylan
Deuth
Mason
Mons
Robinson
Hadawar
Hewitt
Hyman
Findlay
Elyria-Lorain Road to Get Concrete paving
Lorain county commissioners announce a concrete pavement project on Elyria avenue from the half war house on the Elyria Lorain road to the second Devil's Elbow of Broadway Lorain. The upgrade will provide a new Lorain entrance, avoiding the Pearlfield Junction curve and directing traffic via Lake avenue into Lorain.
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Elyria “Avenue
Elyria-Lorain
Devil’s Elbow
Broadway Lorain
Torain
War of Peafield Junction
Lorafa
Train Locomotive Sparks Town Fire Rescue in Townsend
A Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive supplied water to fight a major Townsend fire threatening to ruin the town. With no adequate water supply locally, the engine made three trips from Middletown six miles away to replenish water, saving the town from widespread destruction. Also, Johan Lersch & Co. filed suit against Arthur Helfrich for $184.50 on an unpaid account.
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Townsend
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tinstre
Ment House
Middletown
Johan Lersch & Co
Arthur Helfrich
Fragmentary OCR Note with Names and Sums
Fragmentary text lists numbers and names such as Stankard Cheney Hale Standen Waldorf and various sums like 032 77 252. The readable items resemble a ledger or financial note with scattered amounts and identifiers. No clear event date or location emerges.
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I Stankard
Meo Cheney
Colonel Hale
Standen
Waldorf
Coolidge Delivers State of Nation Address to Congress
President coolidge returns from New York and delivers a major annual address to Congress on the State of the Nation. He pledges to keep government out of business as long as business stays out of government, noting the current generation’s willingness to correct its abuses without new intervention. The message emphasizes unity with big business and signals continuation of policy, with a fuller communication to Congress to follow.
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Congress
Messaien
New York
Washington
Harrigg
Coolidge
Thesident
Air Coolidge
Hunter's Auto Purloined Thwarted Hunter in Cleveland
A Cleveland area hunter had outdoor plans interrupted when an automobile thief stole his car and a 12 gauge shotgun. The owner G Miller reported the loss and police were asked to locate car number 507 557 and gun. Lorain police also reported a Chevrolet tourlo car stolen with license 606 357.
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Cleveland
G. Miller
Lorain
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