Community Chest Lunch Quietly Nears Its Goal
The Community Chest luncheon at the YMCA reports 381,164 collected toward a 89,000 goal. Teams, including ladies and men and industrial divisions, raised sizable sums with bucket brigades and company gifts. Key contributors include Electric-Allors, Duplex Manufacturing, Colson Co, Elyria Manufacturing, and Western Automatic Co, with totals surpassing 35,107 for the drive. Leaders warn that without additional funds by tomorrow noon the campaign may fail.
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Community Chest
Mint
PNAS
Flectric-Allors
Duplex Manufacturing and Foundry Co
Colson Co
Elyria Mannufacturing Corporation
Elrry Founders Co
Elztiz Tron and Steel Co
Martel Packing Co
Perry Fer Co
Thew Shovet Co
Universal Crane Co. Listern
Western Automatic Co
General Indust Co
Kh. & 5. Tool Co
Timms Spring Co
Biyria Industriel
Veda Harlor
Howard Arbour
Yaral Aole
FR. P Reese
Lawrence Webter
Edwin Birtles
Robert Rice
A. R. Webber
John Pelthy
Webber
Community Chest thermometer progress update
The thermometer shows ongoing fundraising for the Community Chest with several milestone figures. First day reached $31,494, while subsequent days report $47,115, $63,929, $81,164, and a goal of $89,900.
Favor Zoning Ordinance Considered After Court Ruling
The Euclid Village zoning case reached the Supreme Court, upholding reasonable zoning. The Bicria Board plans to propose a city planning and zoning commission at its next meeting, with the Board of Trade announcing the move this morning.
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Puclid Willarne
Supreme Court
Repurt
Bicria Board
Board of Trade
Act of Trade
Eny
Mysteia
Euclid Village
German ship Carmen seized with whiskey released
The German steamer Carmen seized 140 miles at sea by a prohibition destroyer and towed to New York has been released after Coast Guard officials apologized for the error. The vessel carried Scotch whiskey from Ereanem to Malife and was towed by the destroyer McCall to New York amid official explanations of a mistaken seizure.
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Buleetin
Washington
Carmen
New York
Ereanem
Malife
Nester‘sous
Fermer Barkentine
Humours
Cos
Coast Guard
McCall
No. 1
Ex girl member of cult hunted by authorities
Fragmented report notes an ex girl member of a cult being sought by authorities. The piece mentions an actress tied to the group near Detroit with a husband, and another girl missing as investigators pursue the alleged cult leader.
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Hunt
CULT
Houvee
David
Benjamin House of David
Detrent
Hesband
Eged
Meat Packers Win Suit to Annul Order
A federal case against the industry asserts the Clayton antitrust act requires dissolution to end suppression of competition. The trial concerns the Ainstrie Packing Company and the Andem y of Alatatha with the Federal Trade Commission pursuing divestiture and reform.
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Washin Swift
Faye
Reais
Imere
Ainstrie Packing
Andemy
Alatatha
Federal Trade Commission
Touards
Wiegal
Berenger declines to return as French envoy
Paris Nov 28 The French Senate approved the appointment of Berenger but he refuses to return to Washington. Berenger cites the lack of timely ratification of the Financier-Melvin settlement as the reason, stating his mission to regulate the debt is ended and he will not continue as ambassador.
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Paris
Rever Ras
Roins
Todar
Berenger
Washington
Car kills man in Ohio. Paddock reports on arson spree
In Paddock Ohio dispatches the reporter notes a fatal car crash near Columbus involving Charles Paddock. He details a wave of arson attacks across Toledo with lumber yards burned, two weeks of blasts, and $299,000 in losses amid a broader murder and terror campaign.
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Trenty
Henry Ner Commacting Company
Honuse
New York
Mine Boss and Miner Fined and Jailed for Negligence
Mathew Bennett mine boss of the Glen Dale mine was fined 100 and given 60 days in jail Ambrose Burne joiner was fined 50 and jailed zero days for failing to inspect the Glen Dale mine prior to an explosion that killed five miners Justice Albert Gompers found them negligent under West Virginia mine law and fined them accordingly.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mathew Bennett
Glen Dale
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Coal Company
Mountsville
Ambrose Burne
Albert Gompers
West Virginia
Gompers
Bennett
Burne
Sunday laws spark effort to close movie houses
Two warrants were issued and served by Sheriff Underhill in Amherst for operating theaters on Sunday for charging admission. John Pekras faced charges linked to a Capital theater operation, while other warrants target Dreamland and Ritral theaters. Pekras was released to the grand jury on $200 bond. officials said prosecutors had not been consulted.
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Sudiers
Court House
Fred Underhit
John Pekras
Bla Hama WV Ae
Rash Slderl
Pekras
Flarry Hinkson
EL J. Stinkard
Perluts
Justice S. 4
Georges
Grand Jury
Florences Snider
Capital Theater
Emma Vosburgh
Dreamland
Ritral Theaaters
Churches Unite for Thanksgiving Service Thursday at First Congregational
Churches of the city join in a common Thanksgiving service at the First Congregational Church Thursday morning at nine. City ministers will participate and Rev Charles F Wise will preach the sermon with special music planned for the event.
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First Congregational Church
First Congregational
Chaurch
Welock
Charlies F. Wisepian
Queen Marie of Roumenia to Bid Farewell Today
Fragmentary report shows Queen Marie of Roumenia set to bid farewell in New York at 3:30 noon. The scene includes Prince and Mrs. Vinernt, along with officials and a ceremonial departure at a marked venue.
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U.S
York
Marie
Roumenia
Raflin
Staran
WMC4
Ain
Train strikes boulder. fireman Rettig killed near town
Fireman Rettig on the Continental Limited of Union Pacific 26 was killed instantly when the train struck a boulder 12 miles east of Toray. The locomotive tender and baggage car derailed and Rettig was trapped between engine and tender. The train carried MBO Cate.
LaGrange Man Accused of Selling Liquor in Preliminary Hearing
Kimives bekro of LaGrange towned was jailed last, charged by Sheriff Underhill with selling liquor. Fekno allegedly sold two squares of booze to officers at his home. He pleaded not guilty at the preliminary hearing before Justice S. J. George and faces trial at 7236 tonight.
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Kimives Bekro
LaGrange
Wsted
Flal Underhill
Fekno
S. J. George
Damage Suit Involving Ridgeville Men
The case centers on a $10,000 damage dispute in Ridgeville where Frank Sims sues Carey I. Sayers for malice and injury to reputation. Trials began with Sims testifying in a prior civil case, then Sayers facing charges over a gunpoint incident. witnesses from Ridgeville fill the courtroom as public interest grows.
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W. B. Thompson
Frank Sims
Carey I. Sayers
HidKeville
Sims
Sayers
Shims
Sing
Sis
Words
Sims Tage
Teanee
Three Dead in Detroit Factory Blast
A blast at a Detroit American Brewer Works factory left three people dead and others injured. Authorities described the explosion as a deadly accident at the plant, with investigators examining the cause and potential safety lapses.
Hall Mills murder trial fingerprint expert testifies
In Somerville New Jersey Willie Stevens on trial for the Hall Mills murder took the witness stand at 2 43 pm The defense called James Herbert Yasler US Navy fingerprint expert who testified that the fingerprints found at the scene did not match Willie Stevens left index finger He said the two impressions differ in multiple points and are not from the same person The defense exhibited a three by five inch enlarged photo of the prints and questioned distortion rates
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Somerville
N. J
Willie Stevens
E. W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Robert H. McCarter
Persson
Taylor
McCarter
Howes
Cwillie
Kay
Snowy Morning Sparks Elyria Sled Fun
Elyrians woke to a light snow cover with children taking out sleds and enjoying snowball battles. The veneer promises only about a half inch, and the weather man says it won’t last long.
Attorneys outline cases at trial of Fall and Doheny
Washington November 22 Edward L Doheny and former interior secretary Albert B Fall faced questions over a 100 906 unsecured note alleged as a bribe. Frank J Hogan for Doheny challenged the government claim while Gwen J Roberts opened for the government in the Fall Doheny conspiracy trial regarding Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve land.
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Fall and Doheny
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Ufe
Hel Oy
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny
Fall-Doheny
Elk Hills
Calif
Naval Oil Reserve
Hogan
Gwen J. Roberts
Roberts
Fall
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Vincent
W. ER. Seeler
U.S. Coast Guard
A. J. Wenderson
Gustave Henoser
Broadway
Mabassy
Panama
Benjamin Purnell
Toledo
Clubber
Super Madman
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Asarton
Charles Paddock
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Californian
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Porthinrion
Frank Ordon
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Ridgeville
Detroit
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Simpson
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