Mary Moore Killed In Afton Incident At Station
Miss Mary Moore station agent 45 was found dead near the telephone booth as a high tension line allegedly shocked her while she telephoned. Coroner ruled death by occupational electricity. Survived by invalid mother, brother Attorney John Moore of Cleveland, and sister Maggie Moore at home.
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Grafton
Tom Marsh
P. Stock
Mary Moore
Perry
John Moore
Cleveland
Maggie Moore
Elyria
Worker killed at New Richmond factory accident
A New Richmond worker identified as George C. fell from a heavy wicket while on a glue mold numbered 36. The incident occurred on November 22 and the worker died instantly. Authorities from California and ATI were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ati
New Richmond
George
California
Y M B C HERE PLANS XM Campaign and Parking Move
The Y M B C plans a membership drive for next week to grow the club. They propose on Sunday afternoons and evenings that merchants and clerks leave cars at home to improve parking for country and outlying district drivers and ease congestion. The club has a government dispensation exempting their Friday dance from war tax, with proceeds to fund a municipal Christmas tree.
Three Charleston teens begin 119 mile hike to football game
Charleston W Va November 22 three high school boys Jack Hussey Irvin Wildman and Lawrence Hunter started a 119 mile hike with only a cent among them to Logan to witness a clash between Charleston and Logan high schools on the gridiron next Saturday.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jack Hussey
Irvin Wildman
Lawrence Hunter
Logan
Comparison of Chest Dane Subscribers Totals
A detailed tally shows 453 total subscriptions with 263 paying $1.00 or more monthly. Aggregates include 176 at $2.00+, a $3,000 total from a $250.00 monthly gift, and numerous others ranging from $1.25 to $250.00. The report highlights widespread support and varying monthly contributions.
Von Lake to Hold Meet Monday on Water Supply
County commissioners call a public meeting at Avon Lake Village to gauge property owners east of Lorain on a county water supply. The session Tuesday, November 26, will feature Dr. P J Crawford of Oberlin and a State Health rep. A Van Sueringen rep will discuss plans tied to the Nickel Plate railroad. Mayors of Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake will attend.
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P. J. Crawford
Oberlin
Avon Lake Village
Lorain
State Department of Health
van Sueringen
Connertinn
Far
Shefford Lake Wilis
Cremated in Fire Claims 19-Year-Old Norton in Louisville
James H. Norton, son of Mrs. Max Hollis, aged 19, burned to death in a fire at his aunt Mrs. T. H. Brown’s home in Louisville. Reports from Dayton state the Statler Hotel Company of Cleveland is negotiating for a prominent corner in the city.
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Erick Molach
Dormas
Jas
City Ch
Business Heights
South Am
Louisville
James H. Norton
Max Hollis
Toledo
T. H. Brown
Dayton
Statler Hotel Company of
Cleveland
Medina Klan letters linked to missing farmer case
Medina Ohio reports a missing farmer Fred Thompson father of six, feared slain after mysterious letters signed K K K surface. Confession from Mrs Lucile Renner of Copley alleges she wrote threatening notes, implicating jealousy rather than Klan involvement. Pat Hutchinson says murder likely. Authorities expect Renner’s arrest or questioning. Continued on page 2.
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Medina, O
Medina
Copley
Fred Thompson
Sharon Center
Lucile Rentner
Thompson
Renner
Mrs Stokes Granted 800000 Trust in Settlement
New York report details a signed separation and an $800000 lifetime trust for Helen Elwood Stokes in return for refraining from contesting William Earl Dodge Stokes will. Custody of two children is awarded, with later provisions on trust distribution and access rights.
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New York
William Earl Dodge Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
James
Muriel
Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes, Jr
New York Supreme Court
Cook County
Chicago
Violence in Rhineland Leaves Hundreds Dead or Wounded
Berlin reports a 48 hour wave of violence in the Rhineland with hundreds killed or injured. Communists, separatists, anti-separatists peasants and police clashed amid looting and brutal reprisals. In Honef region separatists were beaten to death, others lynched, and a motor bus carrying fugitives was halted. 23 separatists were killed. A mob in Haren, Westphalia, shouted political slogans. Police dispersed the unrest as authorities warned of civil war risk.
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Berlin
Rhineland
Honef
Haren
Luxembourg
Rosa Luxembourg
Germany
Seta
Chaneceilat Gutay Stresemann
Prominent Gl uemian Commits Suicide in Sewickley
Pittsburg newspaper reports Richard W. Bailey contracting manager of the American Bridge Company and a Sewickley life member shot himself in his Sewickley home. Motive unknown. Paris divorce case involves Mrs William Ellis Carey nee Mabel Giman, a noted actress.
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Pittsburg
Richard W. Bailey
The
American Bridge Company
Sewickley
Pittsburgh
Paris
Seine
Wiliam Ellis Carey
Corey
Mabel Giman
Subscriptions tallied for community drive teams
Final report shows 108 subscriptions totaling 5079.96 for women and 299 subscriptions totaling 25155.10 for men. Oscar Dunn led the men with 52 subscriptions from Dunn Motor Sales, while Mrs Symons topped the women with 48. The overall daily grand total appeared misrecorded due to 46 missing subs.
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J. H. Symons
T. L. Moise
H. A. Crandall
Ruth Ely
Roy H. Hudson
E. J. Stankard
C. J. Grehore
Co. M. Williams
Wm. Damm
A. C. Hudnutt
W. B. Timms
David Hyman
W. O- McClean
G. A. Reeder
L. H. Webber
Artemas Beebe
Geo. Richwine
J. B. Johnson
J. B. Martin
C. R. Williams
American Lace Company
Leonard Birch
Colson Company
George Stevens
Symons
C. Johnson
S. Squire
H. Crandall
R. Ely
T. Sloise
Allen
J. H. Simpson
George Ricn
C. M. Williams
Roy Hudson
M. Goldstein
Dunn
J. Shafer
H. Hinkson
Solution of Danger Curve Now Assured
County commissioners announced that Nickle Plate railroad proposed changing the dangerous curve on Lake road near Lorain Country Club. If the State Highway department approves, construction would begin, moving the east side under the tracks, widening the road, and creating a clearer view for travelers while reducing the abutment.
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Nickle Plate Railroad
Lake Road
Lorain Country Club
State Highway Department
Hunt Brutal Slayer Of Mother, Daughter
Savannab Ge Nov 22. Chatham County police, many citizens and two bloodhounds search a swamp near Savannab Ge for the murderers of Mrs Agnes No Muddhe and her daughter Doris. A broken razor, hood pattern axe and a trail the bloodhounds are tracking are the only clues cited by the mob. The father and husband of the victims, along with his son, are present in the crowd. They discovered the gruesome scene yesterday when they returned seven miles from home.
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Chatham County Police Force
Agnes No Muddhe
Doris
Elyria Campaign Reaches Halfway Mark in Community Chest Drive
Elyria's Community Chest reports $18,409 in new subscriptions at noon, pushing total receipts to $48,654 as teams continue vigorous solicitations. Women raised $9,347. men over $14,000, with monthly pledges projected at $4,054 toward the $7,166 target. Colson Co employees contributed $1,045.50. Kiwanis-Dial meeting featured Dr. George L. Todd of Porto Rico and prizes awarded to F. M. Shelton and KR. Vandemark.
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Elyria
Colson Co
C. J. Crehore
W. Damm
C. R Williams
A. C. Hudnutt
D. Hyman
W. O. McClellan
Rev. Kirby
A. Beebe
A. Jones
J. B. Johnson
Rev. Reeder
Enamel Pipe Co
Kiwanis 3Reet
Ular
Kiwanis Dial
Community Chest
George L. Todd
University of
Porto Rico
F. M. Shelton
KR. F. Vandemark
J. A. Mason
List of Contributors And Monthly Amounts To Community Chest
List of subscribers and monthly pledges for a year to the Community Chest campaign. The note explains totals are twelve times monthly amounts and acknowledges potential errors with a contact at Chest Headquarters for corrections.
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Community Chest
The Roll of Honor 230 and Local Pledges Detail
A fragmented roll of honor list shows monthly pledges and names such as Lamber Co, Braman FM, Crhore, Cook, Implement Co, Oscar Haserodt, Timms, and Coattawea. Pledges include amounts like 16.67 per month and 12.50 per month, with partial addresses and unclear entries. The readable items point to local supporters and donors tied to a wartime or memorial display.
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DE Bucha Liquor
LING
Armias
Frank Klady
Joe Bucha
Sevriies
Webber
USA
Jpson
R. Webber
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R Falls
Y.M.B.C
Nty
Cha .Os
Lasor Rgn
Shenship
Ava
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Dane
von Lake
Medina Klan
Cahire
Aoe Care
Mehr
M Carbon
Ambassadors Council
Cabine
M. Poincare
Interalted Renovations Commission
Journee Industrielle
England
Spain
Italy
France
Belgium
Poland
Oscar Dunn
Hunt
Torr
Amogh
Chronicle-Telegram
Ava Gaiet Stryvens
Gsa
Bartet
Robinson
C. H. Wees
Serech Co
Ani
Wm. Cc
Methodist Epsmcopal Church
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