Explosion at Veda Sugar Refinery Kills Seven in New Iberia
A check of the Veda Sugar Refinery's 100 employees, eight from New Iberia, shows seven men killed and fourteen injured in a Potter explosion last Wednesday. Among the dead are Sidny Broussard, manager, Oscar Broussard, superintendent, Denis Mesdayer, and L. D. Tougain. four victims were white. The Broussards are relatives of Senator Broussard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Iberia
Veda
Sidny Broussard
Oscar Broussard
Denis Mesdayer
L. D. Tougain
Broussards
Senator Broussard
Barbarous cruelty charged to officials over Koreans burned
Charges of barbarous cruelty by order of Japanese officials during the Japan earthquake disaster were filed with the state department. Dr. Floyd W. Tomkins of the Friends of Korea in America cited American witnesses who described 250 Koreans burned alive after being bound, with hands and feet bound and oil poured over them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
American State Department
Floyd W. Tomkins
Friends of Korea In America
Hughes
Doncaster Sues for $10000 Damages Over Fall
Charles A. Doncaster, former Wolf Block resident on Second Street, sues Lena Weinstein as trustee of Jennie and Solomon Weinstein minors for $10000. He claims a hot water heater overheated, he went to the cellar to regulate it, stairs lacked a handrail and were poorly lit, causing a fall that broke his left leg and kept him laid up for a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Doncaster
Wolf Block
Second Street
Lena Weinstein
Jennie
Solomon Weinstein
Indict 126 in Savannah bootleg ring case expands
The federal government will probe bootlegging nationwide with grand juries, following the Savannah exposure that led to 126 indictments. William J. Burns announced investigations in principal cities along the Atlantic seaboard and as far west as Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Savannah
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Burns
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Mrs Frank Arnold Elected UDC President General
Mrs Frank Arnold of Americus Georgia won the United Daughters of the Confederacy presidency general for the coming term in a close contest against Mrs Amos Norris of Tampa Florida. The election took place in Washington on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Arnold
Americus
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Amos Norris
Tampa
Fla
Business Suspends for Slain Sheriff Caldwell
Business was suspended for three hours today during funeral services for the late Sheriff Charles W. Moore who was shot to death early Tuesday.
American missionary held prisoner on China border
Peking dispatch reports an American missionary was captured today by Chinese bandits near the Hunaa Kweithow border. The incident underscores ongoing dangers for missionaries in disrupted frontier regions as authorities pursue the abductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Schwastied
Hunaa- Kweithow
Eleven egg men under arrest in Dayton sales case
Dayton authorities arrested eleven egg dealers on November 22 amid a bust of saline storage practices. Officials pledged to arrest every dealer in town if needed to end the practice, noting many residents had paid for supposedly fresh eggs that were actually ancient.
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Dayton
Arixa
Time Table Lake Shore Electric by July 1 7833 Lorain
Eastern Time schedule lists trains from Lorain to Cleveland Vermilion Sandusky Fremont Toledo and Detroit with multiple daily departures. Specific times appear as 12:20 2:39 4:30 and 7:?? 9:25 and other unclear entries for westbound service, noting limited west to Vermilion and to Detroit routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Electric
Lorain
Cleveland
Usu
Vermilion
Bertin
Liquor Still Kills Father and His Son in Ohio Cave
In Ironton Ohio Thom as Deere aged 50 and son Ray mond 21 were found dead in a cave 150 feet from a moonshine still they were operating. Coroner Gannon states fumes from the running still caused their deaths. The elder Deere leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton, O
Thomas Deere
Raymond
Hanging Rock
Gannon
Gherif Dement
Deeres
Deere
Toledo Bomber Adds One More Deeds
A manhunt began in Toledo after the bombing of Charles Yant’s Wall Street home last night, the eighth such incident in the area in recent months. Police fear the attacker is still at large as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Charles Yant
Wall Street
Dayton
E. R. Dewitt
Dewitt
Hold Up Ohio Hotel At Grove City Robbery
A trio of masked bandits robbed Charles Ketterer, proprietor of a Grove City hotel, early today. The suspects fled in a car parked near the hotel after tampering with three machines to hinder pursuit, according to partner Joe Enders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Grove City
Charles Ketterer
Joe Enders
Ketterer
Moros Rampant Three Killed in Mindanao Pursuit
Manila November 22. The Filipino constabulary under Major Fort has broken up the Moros band led by Datu Santiago after days of pursuit through the Cotabato Lanao hills in Mindanao. Three constabulary men are known dead, Moros fled with light losses, one claimed slain per late reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Filpino Constabulary
Major Fort
Datu Santiago
Cotabato-Lanao
Mindanao
Captain Dangerfield Father Improves After Rumors
Rumors that T. M. Dangerfield, father of Elyria football captain, died suddenly proved unfounded. He has been ill at home but is now much improved, avoiding distress for the Dangerfield family amid a flurry of telephone inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangerfield
T. M. Dangerfield
Elyria
Yank graves in France to be made permanent cemeteries
A report from overseas to the Quartermaster General states about 30,500 American war dead are concentrated into eight permanent cemeteries in France. Some 1,000,000 pounds are spent on construction and beautification of the final resting places. H. L. Green of the Quartermaster's Corps oversees the work.
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Washington
France
H. L. Green
Quartermaster's Corps
Dayton
James H. McRae
Columbus
Fifth Corps
McCook
Wilbur Wright
Lorain High Plans One Hour Session For Educational Week
Lorain officials report Education Week will be celebrated with a one hour school session tonight followed by a large rally in preparation for tomorrow's football game. The event cites A Doncaster as a sponsor and notes Lorain will host activities in honor of the week.
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Lorain
Steel worker drops dead on Pearl Street
Ajez Izh erchis, 30, a steel plant employee, collapsed on Pearl Street while en route to work in Lorain. Coroner Perry ruled death from heart trouble.
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Lorain
Ajez Izherchis
Seel
Pearl Street
Perry
Blast at Grasselli plant kills man in Quaker Falls
One man blown to atoms and another seriously injured in a Quaker Falls Grasselli Company plant blast near New Castle Pennsylvania. The dead man was Asa Burton of Lowell Ohio. Injured man James Norris of Quaker Falls. Shattering shock felt across Mahoning Valley as windows broke miles away. Hundreds narrowly avoided injury.
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New Castle
Grasselli Company
Quaker Falls
Here
Mahoning Valley
Asa Burton
Lowell
Ohio
James Norris
Quaker Fails
Public schools to close for Christmas holidays
Newark dispatch reports local public schools will close for two weeks during Christmas. Other items note a shooting injury to 11 year old Harry Shoemaker, a note thrown at E R Dewitt’s home demanding money, plans for a Philippine division commander, and various city political and transport updates.
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Newark. Vy
Robbery Posse Battle Wounds Four in Brazil Raid
Four men were shot in a clash near Brasil, Sud, as officers and a posse tracked bank robbery suspects 14 miles southwest of the town. Injuries included Claude Liord with arm and shoulder wounds, Tom Collins shot through the temple, Joe Van Doren lightly wounded, and Paul Wells lightly hurt.
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Brazil
Sud
Brasil
Claude Liord
Tom Collins
Temple
Joe van Doren
Paul Wells
Loss of church in M E merger fear of dancer
Miss Billy Tichenor a New York dancing teacher and M E church member fears a Northern Southern merger would deprive her of church membership. She asked the Methodist Episcopal Board of Bishops whether consolidation affects her status. Senior Bishop Berry of the M Church North ruled actors and dancing teachers are barred from membership. No similar ban exists in the South.
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Billy” Tichenor
New York
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Board of Bishops
Berry
M. Church North
South
Nickel King Mediates British Political Feud
Sir Alfred Mond, a nickel magnate and health minister under Prime Minister Lloyd George, is credited with ending the feud between former premier Herbert Asquith and Lloyd George and arranging their Teunion. A Washington dispatch notes veterans' concerns and a damaged file reference amid financial costs and wartime repairs.
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Alfred Mond
Megnate
Parid Linyd George
Herbert Asquith
Linyd George
Teunion
London News Teems With Obscure Names And Fragments
A garbled London page fragment shows scattered names and phrases. The text hints at a public event or notice but remains largely unreadable, with partial references to persons and a possible press or public matter overshadowed by illegible OCR.
Medical Notice Mentions Surgery Hardship and Risk
A fragmentary medical notice laments rupture healing and the misery of venture and the wear and danger of an operation. It references a surgeon M Mullen and a street address, with unclear context and scattered names. The text hints at patient hardship and the urgency of medical care amid damaged lines.
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Bae Line Fat Infaryacion Stout
Ray Bmg
Aea
Mullen
Atqecate Vis
Ady
Dr Cook Sentenced to 14 Years in Jail
Dr Fréderick A. Cook, famed explorer of polar regions, begins a 14 year term in jail after his self described career as a petroleum technologist and graduate. He is accompanied by 20 exploitation assistants. Fort Worth, Texas, November 22.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fréderick A. Cook
Phoelean
Medina Klan Letter Confession Ties Woman to Thompson Case
Mrs Renner admits in a confession that she forged klan threats to counter Thompson’s influence over several women. She had notes transcribed by a Akron stenographer, naming married and single women. Authorities doubt Thompson’s identity, suspect he was killed by kin of the women or their outraged friends. Renner is jailed on a $2,500 blackmail charge after waiving examination.
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Thompson
Renner
Akron
Cleveland
Bhare
Norman Thompson
Nignor
Buckeye Briefs: Youth Arraigned in Sister Shooting Inquest Planned
William Kissing, 14, jailed to assure attendance at coroner’s inquest after allegedly firing an unloaded gun at his sister Bettle Lee, 7. James Yates dies from mine gas. companion John Derrell recovering in hospital. Alfred Gramilich presents 5,000 German mark note to First National Bank. Gas stations looted as police urged to stamp out crime. New Zealand cuts taxes for farmers and entertainment tax by half.
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Bucurus
William Kissing
Bettle Lee
Portsmouth
James Yates
John Derrell
Kenton
Alfred Gramilich
First National Bank
Cleveland
Navy
The Roll of Honor continuation listing monthly pledges
The Roll of Honor continues with numerous named donors and patrons pledging monthly sums to support various organizations and services. It names individuals, couples, clubs, and businesses such as The Peerless Laundry, Paradise Soda Grill, Elytia Exchange Club, Crystal Restaurant, and others, with pledged amounts ranging from 1.50 to 10.41 per month. The page preserves many personal names and affiliations, reflecting a broad community support base.
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Peerless
M. E. Roe R
Silsbee
H. Squire C. B. Smythe
Tattersall Dairy
Starr Faxon
Harry Crandall
Wm. Damm
G. B. Findley
Style Center
O. BE. Blanchard
Artemas Beebe
City Service
Oi Co
Hall & Hill
J. A. Krantz
Roh
McClure
Peerless Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Paradise Soda Grill
Radiant Mills Co
Fritz Radin
J. H. Simpson
B. EB
Saunders C. L. Sotherden
H. C. Stevens
Alan W. Smythe
George Stevens, Jr. Glade
B. Thomas R, FP. Vandermark
Robert Vestal
A. R. Webber
Mose Wilder
Wilkine-Struck
Laurence H Webber
Elytia Exchange Club
Lepper Motor Co
Charles EB. Tucker
Jas, W. van Dusen
B. Clark
George H. Chamberlain
Lorain Co Snv. & Loan Co
F. M
Mary
Blanchard
Earl Phipps
Joseph Boddy
D. A. Baird
W. E. Davies
Dunn Motors Co
Greorge
Holy Eldred & Higngste Co
G. A. Reeder
E. G. Stankard
Bluebird Sweet Slip
Jim Arciltege
Mahala Burrell
Ernest A. Birch
R. R. Bevard
E. Gould
Roy Hudson
Harry Hinkeon
Frank Kuellmer
A. J. Laundon
Harry M. Redington
D.B. Symons
R. van Wormer
H.C. Wilcox
Wiliam Bennington
Deane Burns Noan Birch Douglas,the Tailor
F. W. Fuck
Satin and fur dominate a lustrous afternoon frock
A fashion snippet describes satin and fur styling for an afternoon gown. The design highlights include a fur feature on lustrous satin, soft moleskin accents, and a black satin gown with a simple coat sleeve and a satin tie detail.
Insane Man Kills Wife In East Warren Street
Nov. 23. Ernest Fontaine aged 97 killed his wife in the street after a sudden burst of violent insanity in East Warren Rhode Island. Cincinnati event notes follow with long list of pledges and names for a Women’s Christian Temperance Union conference and annual fundraising from many individuals and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Warren
R. I
Ernest Fontaine
Cincinnati
State Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cinemmnipatt
Graf to three regular meeting held Thursday
Grafco company directors held a regular meeting Thursday to review monthly business statements and discuss upcoming operations. Officials did not disclose details beyond routine financial review and planning for the next quarter.
It Eve Fair T Mode It Eve Fair T Mode Re T Te
Fragmentary OCR text remains unreadable and lacks clear entities or events to summarize into a coherent news item with proper names places or dates.
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Fleven
C. A. Doncaster
Frank Harold
A. A
Moros Rampant
Yank Graves
Doncaster
Ioseph Biouim
Amherst
Margerey Berhstine
Ambertowathin
muJder A. R. Webber
Trinity
Wooe
Sinkes
Aresy
Chatlee F Erbaten
Stokes
Akaia
Mallionaire
Bulletins
Newark
Harry Shoemaker
Clarence Hummel
City Commission
Coolidge
House
Everett Putnam Leonard
Willard
Chattanooga
Tenn
Detective Bureau Today
Robert W. Naylor
Santex Products Company
Interstate Commeérce Commission
Atlanta
Camden
N. J
Helen Hamilton
Susie
Helen
M. E
Mise “Billy
Vandercal
United States Veterans
Gare Yin Gerry Nie
Sit Alfred Mow
London
Piegler Stanl
the Press and Pub
DR. Cook
Dollings
Haran County
New Zealand
W. H. Stark
Elizabeth Thomas
B. Todd
Henry W. Wurst
Daisy L. Wilder
Frank Wiltord
Momih
Bh. G. Anderson
Frank J. Bote
Victor F. Breitearteia
C. W
Bess S. Maguire
C. J. Miller
Mahe Marah
Anna M Monroe
A. J. Robinson
Vaughn
A. R. Azate Philp
B. Booth
Bertha EB. Burréil
John H. Cox
Richard Fichines
Isance D Fexon
Lizz
Carl W. Aiattin
McClellan
Bertha Phil
J. B Douglas Chanies
W. Dickineog
J. A, Ebert
Kahn & Anderson
Frank G. Lawrence
Erate Leedale
Charles L, Moree
H. Pollock
George L. Rnidhwing
Riverside Milling Co
Vo. D. Scanlon Marcus Sauline
RS Silsbee Ell. Whitney Co
M. Williams
Charlotta Brooke
Mabel Galup
R. V. Gamble
George R. Haines
R.H. Filcomb
L. McFillen
M. Mendleson
M. B. Maddock
Maude C. Mitchell
R. J. Price
R. H. Reinharde
Fred Roth
C.D Ryals
C. B. Reid
H. D. Reynolds
A. Slebenfest
A. J. Simpson
Mary Frances Squire
G. Turton
F. H. Williams
Waldorf
Sara
Alice
Fred P. Huebner
M. F. Huebner
Phillip Hofmann
Leona M. Jumont
F. Klein
Flosere Kloptenstein
Jennie T. Koplin
W. G. Ludwig
G. A Lemm
G. M. Marsh
Lawrence Magiott
Mortle Miller
B. A. Perkioe
Postal Telegraph Cabdte Co. Implores
C. W. Pallas
Misa
Ella Parmelee
Mac Friday
Hugh Gray
Mies
Minnie Gard
B. Garford
Fern Ro Gates
EK. B. Gaudorn
Barbara Hilberg
Stanley Keyes
Ruth and
Nancy Koplin
J. R. Laver
Tralph Leusgler
Migs
Anna BE
Moore
Mise
Elzahbeth Miser
W. K. McClintook
Mary Ott
Louise P. Peteet
Philp
C. Robson
Roy Roe
Edwin M. Schirack
M. H. Schlieper Co. J. Sump
Wa. H. Btruck
Arch H. Stevenson
Mrs
L. W. Whitney
E. A Waldron
C. BE
Wilehead
Leva C. Wolfs
M. A. Witter
G. H. Smith
K Lard
Ves
H W. Seiffert
Ciara M. Benger
Brown
W. A. Cory Mise Healah A. Clifton
Erle Chapman, Jr
Thelma Campbell
Arthur Clarke
Louise BE
Decker Gerald B Huttz
Margaret Hewitt
Addie Hastings
Marian Kemble
Mabel Lewis
Caroline Lesnick
Kathleen Muzik
C. H. Niemeyer
Ruth Nierman
Ruth N. Pape
Ottelia Schmittgen
Viola Smith
Frances A. Tutthill
Kate Tutthill
Ruth BE. van Dorn
Helen C. Williams
Alexina Wrage
W. L. Wooden
John Hadaway
Frances Ingwer
Jay Busby
Frank K. Brandon
Elmer Bannister
Lida Carlson
Edna Cromby
Misa Zelme Falkner
Oscar A. Jarod
E. Kailes
Leland J. Leser
Luella Luce
Henry Miller
Jean Notkin
Alice C. Platner
Arthur F. Roe
Edward
Smith Allen. Smith
Geneva Waitney
Ruth Carmen T. R- Daniels
Besie-Hyde
R. Hudson
O. J. Hess
Jennie Johnson
Gertrude Kalles
Emil Mischke
Dorothy E. Puls
Archie L. Pippy
Florence Peters
Fred W. Schouerer
George C. Schmit
Goodyear
Alin Jenther
Stan Am Ap Ar Ctry Hardware
Zhd
Nebestres & Sena
Moreh & Ban
Weat Avenue
West Ave
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