Ohio Holiday Auto Crashes Kill Seven More Die In Slips
United Press reports a Thanksgiving period rack of auto accidents across Ohio left seven dead and sixteen injured. In New Washington Dr. Frank Gossman and Miss Margaret Wenzuck died after a passenger train struck their car. In Cleveland three died and nine were in serious condition, including John Kochs Joseph Jarmuisk Norman Tinge. A broken neck killed Halleyville rider John Leasure after a pole crash. Bessie Smith and Albert Hughes fell into Olentangy River from a car rollover near Columbus. At Carroll two crashes injured others near Lancaster.
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United Press
Ohio
Frank Gossman
Margaret Wenzuck
New Washington
Cleveland
John Kochs
Olentangy River
Columbus
Carroll
Lancaster
House Damaged In Cleveland Street Car Crash
A car skidded on Cleveland Street, climbed a curb, and crashed into a residence at 214 Cleveland Street, damaging the house and injuring a boy. William Paransky and son Hyman, en route to Detroit for Thanksgiving, were briefly involved. Hyman was treated at Eisra Memorial Hospital and both men later returned home by train.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Street
William Parausky
Portland Street
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Hyman
Ulyman Paransky
Accidental Hunting Deaths Reported Over Thanksgiving
One hunter, Thomas Lee, 45, of Ironton, died after slipping on a rock and both gun barrels discharged into his side in Lawrence County. James Marshall, 17, of Hubbard, was wounded in the head by a companion but the injury was not serious. Harry DeWeese, 35, of Newark, was shot in the back and legs by a friend stepping from behind a tree.
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United Press
Ohloan
Thomas Lee
Ironton
Lawrence County
James Marshall
Hubbard
Harry DeWeese
Newark
DeWasse
Three Elyrians Hurt When Car Goes In Ditch
Three residents of Elyria were slightly injured when their car went off the road into a ditch on Elyria avenue near Lorain. The injured, Leon Lite from 1274 2 Garvin Avenue, Juanita Barsley, and Peggy Kingsley of 224 Fourth Street, were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Leon Lite
Garvin Avenue
Juanita Barsley
Peggy Kingsley
Fourth Street
Paker
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Premier of Roumania Dies and Tense Political Haze
Troops patrol Bucharest as former Premier Bratianu dies suddenly. He opposed Crown Prince Carol's bid for the throne and his death heightens the political clash over Michael’s reign. Carol awaits clarity, having named Condeescu to convey condolences to Bratianu’s widow.
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Ton Bratianu
Caral
Deputy Cowie Injured After Marysville Accident
Deputy Cowie sustained back and arm injuries and was taken to Giyria Memorial hospital after a car went into a ditch four miles from Elyria. Deputy T. G. Knight and Mrs. Knight were uninjured while two women, Mia Irene Wilder and Mrs. Caroline Winehorer, were being transported to Marysville reformatory. Cause not known. may have been a locked front wheel brake.
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Cowleis
Giyria Memorial Hospital
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Cowin
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Mia
Irene Wilder
Caroline Winehorer
Marysville Reformatory
Elyria
Cowie
National Grange backs export debenture plan for relief
The National Grange unanimously endorsed an export debenture plan as the most effective relief for American farmers. The plan would issue negotiable certificates to agricultural exporters shipping commodities abroad, usable for duty payment by importing governments. Grange leaders say U.S. buyers would have to meet farmers' prices to prevent grain from leaving for foreign ports, a move to be presented to Congress. Sir John Wimble, director at Bowring and Co, died in London at age unspecified.
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National Grange Today
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Columbus
Boy Sues Auto Owner Over Bicycle Injury
Joe Farkas a minor of 1925 B Uth St Lorain sues 77 A Keck of 515 Broadway Lorain for 10000 in court here alleging Keck negligent in striking him with a car as he rode a bicycle on West Street Lorain. He suffered numerous lacerations and other injuries.
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Joe Farkas
B. U0th St
Lorain
A. Keck
Broadway
Keck
W. St St
Joe
Man Fined For Cutting Down Timber
M. P. Ingram, Relie allotment, was fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning by Mayor Uink Son after pleading guilty to maliciously destroying property. The offense involved cutting down trees on Prospect street city property and throwing trimmings onto land owned by J. C. Crisp. The felled trees included pine, oaks, chinquapins, maples, and second growth timber among coniferous varieties.
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Uink- Son
Ingram
J. C. Crisp
Prospect St
Sity
Crisp
Boy Asks $2,000 Of Man Whose Car Struck Him
George Olgar of Lorain sued for $2,000 by 12 year old Allee Lecinski for injuries after a collision between Olgar’s car and Lecinski’s bicycle on a Lorain street. Lecinski alleges abrasions and a back injury from the October 10 incident.
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George Olgar
Brownell Ave
Lorain
Allee Lecinski, Jr
Cannon Ave
Alex
Fiat
Drycen
Sandusky Judge To Sit Here Dec. 5
Judge W. L Fiesinger of Erie county will sit on a local bench during the week of December 5 after appointment by Chief Justice C. T. Marshall. Eight or ten cases will be assigned for hearing, though assignments have not yet been made.
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W. L Fiesinger
Sandusky
Common Pleas
Erie County
C. T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Fiesinger
Charles Heimann
Bombing and gang murder blot Chicago feud links
Nov 25 report details a black powder bomb damaging a six apartment building housing Esler and Joseph Spingola, with Peter Spingola tied to Republican circles. Authorities question ties to Capone Alello feud. Watts found shot in a suburb amid rumors of prohibition-era hijacking and alcohol trade motives.
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Chicago
Esler J
Joseph Spingola
iPeter Spingola
Spingolas
Angela Genna
Arthur Watts
Marie Wallace
Polico
Possession Of Booze Costs Man 200
Oliver Banks colored was fined 200 and costs in police court this morning after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Banks was arrested Thanksgiving night after liquor was found on Elm street. He admitted owning whisky glasses found during the raid.
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Elm Street
Beatea
Bunt
Two Dead Five Missing In Mine Fire at Maga Copper Mine
In Superior Ariz on November 25 two miners were confirmed dead and five remain missing after a shaft two fire at the Maga copper mine. Rescue efforts halted by smoke and gas. the shaft from 1,620 to 2,250 feet burned, origin of the blaze unknown.
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Superior
Arig
Maga
Remus Case Drama Plays Across Cincinnati Court
In Cincinnati on Nov 25 the Remus murder trial saw nervous witness Anna Ryerson collapse into tears while testifying about hearing George Remus’s voice the night of the killing. She described breakfast the next morning and discussed remarks tied to a divorce case as the court paused for a recess.
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Anna Ryerson
George Remus
Imogene
Remus
Anna
Tomus
Sibbald
Charles H. Elston
Elston
Miss Watson
George Hemus
Chester R. Snook
Gabriel Ryerbun
Remns
John Schmidt
Llerk
Schmidt
Hemus
Gabriel Reercon
Ryerson
Pere
Tragedy in Painesville as Father Kills Self After Attack
In Painesville on November 23 Peter McGrory, enraged by his wife’s divorce suit, shot at his wife then wounded his son Arthur McCrory who shielded his stepmother before McGrory killed himself. Fred Cook McCrory, 29, and Alex Cook, 26, are named dead. Arthur was wounded while protecting his stepmother as the assailant searched the home. Police say family troubles had persisted for months.
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Painesville
Peter Majors
McCrory
Fred Cook
Alex Cook
Arthur McCrory
McGrory
Ias
Arthur
Lorainite Sued in Two Personal Injury Actions
Two Lorain men filed suits today in common pleas court seeking a total of 64 000 in damages. Albert Marshall of Lorain alleges a collision between Lopartkovichs car and Marshall’s motorcycle caused skull fracture nose fracture and other injuries. Frank Feigi of Lorain sues Lopartkovich and Marshall for 80 000 claiming Feigi, a passenger in Marshall’s motorcycle, suffered concussion and other injuries.
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Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Albert Marshall
Suriave
Lopartkovich
Frank Feigi
Elyria Ave
Feigi
Kennelly and Sage Admit Guilty in Robbery Case Paroled
Burton Sage Loran and Ben Kennelly of Elyria pleaded guilty to robbery linked to the hold up of Russell Kelley at LaGrange. They were sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge W. B. Thompson. An appeal for parole followed, and the youths were paroled to Court Ratliff Charles Heimann.
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Sage
Burton Sage
Loran
Ben Kennelly
Elyria
Russell Kelley
Eaton
LaGrange
Mansfield Reformatory
W. B. Thompson
Ratliff
Charles Heimann
Loraln
Farmer and hunters wounded in Urbana shooting
In Urbana Ohio on November 25 a clash between farmer Charles Steinberger and five unidentified hunters led to Steinberger being wounded in the right arm. One hunter may also have been wounded. Steinberger ordered the men off his property and barricaded himself before the suspects fled as officers arrived.
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Urbana
Charles Steinberger
Steinberger
Steinbereery
Discovery of well preserved octopus skin found inland
Nov 24 discussion on a steam shovel find near Port Clinton about an octopus skin unearthed inland. The specimen appears well preserved though the animal was buried for many years. The group debates how the octopus came to be inland and what it reveals about local history.
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Cliston
Port Clinton
Toraty Yaggs Wiere So Wate In Saps Torun Now 25
An apparent robbery tonight at two meat markets netted about 464 dollars. Raids occurred Thursday night with one crime scene indicating a single suspect or group involved. Police investigated as officers collected evidence at the markets and reviewed surveillance.
Nine Die as Folsom Mutiny Ends in Confinement
Folsom Prison California November 25 1200 inmates defied guards for 20 hours in the main cellblock. Seven ring leaders were placed in solitary confinement after surrender. Casualties counted nine dead and twenty two wounded including guards and officials.
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Cal
Folsom Prison
Court Smith
Smith
Ray Singleton
Charles Glace
Walter Neil
Barnett Huse
al Dealey
al, Massack
James Gerhanson
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