Wittenberg collapses as Dayton hands era title loss
Wittenberg lost 7 to 2 at Dayton ending the Ohio Conference season. Miami and Muskingum share the title with seven victories and one defeat. St. Xavier tops the column but isn’t eligible due to schedule. Oberlin and Mount Union tie for second with six wins, Wittenberg finishes fourth.
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Wittenberg
Dayton
Ohio
Miami
Muskingum
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Akron
Witterberge
Oberlin
Mount Union
Prison siege erupts at night trapping 1206 inmates
Militia and police battle prisoners after guards attack in a cell block. Six prisoners and one guard die as machine guns command the yard. Authorities fear a long standoff as heavy weaponry locks in place and a storming plan looms. A separate note: Capital University to confer Doctor of Music on Ernesting Schumann-Heink next Wednesday.
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James Gorphanson
A. J. Deeley
Gorhanson
Young
Columbus
Mune
Ernesting Schumann-Heink
Capital University
Otto Mees
Box of gold given to London children’s hospital
Anonymous donor gives a small box to Queen’s Hospital for Children in London. Inside are $1,000 in sovereigns and half-sovereigns with a note stating the money is a donation and best wishes. A doctor notes child growth occurs during sleep.
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Children’s Hospital London
Queen’s Hospital For Children
Tepee Tongue Tepee Tonic credited for relief
Edward L. Holman of Sharon Pennsylvania reports severe stomach issues and gas before using Redwood's Tepee Tonic. He claims he now feels fine with improved sleep and fewer dizzy spells after taking the tonic, praising it as a superior remedy. He recommends Redwood's Tepee Tonic to others feeling unwell.
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Liberty St
Sharon, Pa
Redwood
Phartige
Testimony recounts breakfast talk before Wilting case
In a court session, Remus and Ryerson shared morning coffee after Remus objected to a point. A deputy stood by as the objection was ruled, and Remus appeared to speak sharply. The prosecution asked if Ryerson knew of a vehicle bound for Remus the morning of the Wilting incident. Ryerson said he did not recall. A statement quoted Remus saying Lear was coming, but he claimed nervousness about the remark.
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Ryerson
Death of Mrs Hilda Mason at 29 years old
Mrs Hilda Mason wife of Robert Mason died at home 440 Lorain Boulevard on Wednesday at 4 30 pm aged 29 years 1 month 22 days She leaves her husband and a two weeks old daughter Melba Funeral services set for Saturday 12 30 pm from 419 Lorain Boulevard and 2 30 pm at Berlin Heights Congregational Church conducted by Rev Wiseman and Rev Slals worth
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Hilda Mason
Robert Mason
Lorain Boulevard
Melba
Berlin Heights Congregational Church
Wiseman
Slalsworth
Ford Announces Public Display of New Car on December 2
DETROIT Nov. 35 Ford forecast the greatest era of automobile consumption ahead and announced the first public showing of the new Model A on December 2 at all Ford sales outlets in the United States Canada and England. He urged optimism citing rising national wealth and consumer buying power.
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Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
United States
Canada
England
Markets Beaten By Mixed Ohio Food And Livestock Prices
Cleveland market reports show poultry and butter steady with mixed egg prices while livestock in Cleveland and Toledo reveals hogs higher by 5 to 40 cents, fat lambs strong, and cattle weak with beef steers 8.75 to 10.25. Woolly notes list varied 150 pound potato lots and branded Maine potatoes at 3.75, Michigan and Wisconsin price ranges, and several bagged varieties.
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Sactics
Maine
Gainesville
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Intoxication fined in police court for Charles Chamberlain
Charles Chamberlain of Middle avenue was fined 1 and costs in police court this morning on a charge of intoxication. Chamberlain pleaded guilty to the charge. William Bates, 19, was in a hospital here snoring from a wound in his leg, reversed fast might as he was walking along. Bates said he was shot from a weapon automobile but was unable to name the shooter for being the target at a bailiet.
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Charles Chamberlain
Middle Avenue
Chamberlin
Bailty
Colt Mbus
William Bates
Bates
Salvation Army Distributes Thanksgiving Cheer to Needy
The Salvation Army provided Thanksgiving aid to Ely city residents with food donations from Ely teachers and students, the Methodist Sunday school, the kindergarten department, and other sources. Efforts still aim to supply Christmas dinners to all in need who seek help.
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Yusten
Ely
Methodist Sunday School
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Accidents Mirror Broad Street Crash In City
On Broad Street Wednesday afternoon automobile crash occurred as a machine led by W. Post collided with a second vehicle near Cedar Street. Milner of 254 Cleveland attempted to warn traffic but both cars were damaged and police report blame shared between drivers.
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Theft breaks up Thanksgiving chicken run in Ohio
Bretman reported stopping at a Crothers filling station on the Crothers to Cleveland road with a crate of chickens. En route to Cleveland the crate were missing its contents and the rope holding the crate on the trunk was cut, leaving residents with fewer birds for Thanksgiving.
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AL Bushman
Crothers
Ohio
Bretman
Cleveland
Truck Driver Fined For Overloading in Cleveland
Edward Murphy, driver for a Cleveland trucking firm, was fined 25 and costs last night by Justice 7 George. He was arrested by the sheriff after a load of steel exceeding legal limits by 1,006 pounds on the rear axle was found on his truck.
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Cleveland
George
Murphy
Pleads Guilty in Burglary Case of George Fowles
George Fowles alias Robinson, Cleveland, indicted for burglary, pleaded guilty before Judge W B Thompson and was continued for sentence. He was accused of attempting to enter a Clark Street restaurant with aiding in selling a shotgun trap that wounded him.
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Robinson
Cleveland
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Fowles
Clark Street
Elyria Boy Honored in Medina County
Dr. Harold H. Biggs, son of the late George T. Biggs and Elyria High School alumnus, was elected president of the Medina County Medical Society at a Medina County courthouse meeting. He resides in Wadsworth, a Medina County town.
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Elyria High School
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Medina County
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Wadsworth
Stamp expert Hawley speaks at Elyrian Philatelic Club
The Elyrian Philatelic Club met at the Y M C A with F H Hawley of the Western Reserve Stamp Club as the guest speaker. He discussed stamps of Panama and the Canal Zone, and the next meeting is set for Wednesday November 1.
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F. H. Hawley
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Park Place Collision Damages Dellefield Car
Laura Dellefield of 516 Cleveland Street was driving north on Park Place Wednesday when her car was struck by a machine operated by Elsia Gerwolls of 294 Longford Avenue. The Dellefield vehicle suffered a severely caved in body, according to the police report.
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Cleveland Street
Park Place
Elsia Gerwolls
Longford Avenue
Dellefield
Falls from coal car injures Lorain Gasting worker
Harvey Lewis of 243 Winckles Street sustained bruises on the right and left shoulders after falling from a coal car while working for the Lorain Gasting Co. His injuries were attended to at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Wednesday.
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Winckles Street
Lorain Gast‘ing Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mayor Advises Woman To Return To West Cleveland
Rosetta Turner colored was fined one dollar and costs in police court this morning for being drunk. She said she came here from West Cleveland to do housework. Mayor Erikson told her it would be a good idea to go back to West Cleveland.
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Erikson
Three plead guilty to act o ste fines costs for drinking
Ted Thiery and Charles Zander pleaded guilty in violice court this morning and were fined one dollar with costs after intoxication charges. Akron cases include three more defendants changing pleas to guilty in man stealing charges before Judge Thompson.
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Wellington Grange reports state meeting and village happenings
Wellington Ohio Nov 23 Harriet Mason reports on the state Grange meeting at Cleveland with new officers installed A Yeoval solo Miss Phylls Hughes a playlet by Miss Lena Dirlam and Mrs Breyley plus readings and a talk on the Paris American Legion by Mrs A B Light were highlights Also notes on bee meeting attendance church events and a Christmast party planned by various clubs with Thanksgiving gatherings and local visits across Wellington and nearby towns.
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Ohio
Wellington, Grange
Harriet Mason
Ohio Farmer
Cleveland
Grange
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Lena Dirlam
Breyley
A. B
Amherst Churches Hold Union Thanksgiving Service
The varied Amherst churches gathered at St Peter’s Evangelical on Thanksgiving morning with A C Ernst in charge and Rev W A Tabbert reading scripture. Dr Eastman led prayers, Miss Lydia Heller provided music, and Rev R A Pelt spoke on giving thanks to God with a list of sacred and national holidays.
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First Evangelical Church
F. E. Eastman
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Lydia Heller
Cleveland
Alyce Neiding
R.A. Pelt
South Amherst
Sin
America
Washington
Local Social News From Columbia November Gatherings
Columbia residents share visits and plans as Jim Mollison and Lorain guests stay with the Mollisons. Women’s Home Mission Society hosts December 1 meeting. Homecoming at Tau Gamma Phi in Columbus featured Edna Churchward with Harold Hurch. Thanksgiving events include Rev Beers hosting a family party with multiple guests and Edna Churchward’s Thanksgiving week plans.
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Mathison
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Akron
al Beers
Salem
John Samuels
Lakewood
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Fredonia
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Tobacco Snuffing Match Held in Stockholm Sweden
In Stockholm the annual Swedish tobacco snuffing event drew tobacco experts and factory directors from across the country. Government officials noted revenue from manufacturing chewing snuff and other products. Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Carolina leaves were displayed like bouquets for judges to assess by scent, leaf shape, and fiber thickness before final identification.
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Meat gains lure Italy to eat more meat after war
Rome reports Italians now eat about two and a quarter pounds more meat per person yearly than before World War I. Italy, not a traditionally meat hungry nation, sees urban living rise as cattle stocks recovered from 1913 to postwar levels and then continued increasing to about 78.25 million by 1926, with gains since.
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Rome
Kindness Begets 450000 Bequest for Indianapolis Woman
Mrs. Cora C. Wills of Indianapolis inherits a 50 000 estate from Clarence H. Ferris of Oxford Ohio six years after a civilian war veteran kindness in Indianapolis during the G A R encampment. The bequest follows the elder Ferris’s memory and his father Henry C. Ferris’s wishes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cora C. Wills
Clarence H. Ferris
Henry C. Ferris
Oxford. O
Ferris
Baronet's daughter opens aviation career in London
Alisa O'Brien, daughter of Sir Timothy and Lady O'Brien, becomes the first baronet’s daughter in Boglan to obtain a flying certificate and now holds a permit for commercial flights. She plans to teach pupils, carry cargo, and take passenger trips as weather improves. She won the Aerial Oaks race piloting her own machine in Bournemouth last April. London prepares to inaugurate its first Hindu temple, funded by Ghanashyamdas Biria. The Ramachandra temple will be in West Hampstead with a vegetarian hotel attached to support students.
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Miss O'Brien
Bournemouth
Ghanashyamdas Biria
Calcutta
Ramachandra
Wizard of Beatty Sewn Hair Thatch On Woman
New York Christian Ask haven known as the wizard of Cole performed a pioneering hair thatch procedure Thursday on Miss Pegrle Tudor at a beauty parlor. He claimed 18 years of work, each hair set in a cold ring and that the thatch would behave like natural hair and last for 2,000 years, though the longevity remains unproven.
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Wizard OF Beatty
New York
Christian Askhaven
Wizard of Cole
Pegrle Tudor
Askhavon
Tiny capsules claim relief for rheumatic pain
An advertisement touts “tiny capsules” that allegedly end rheumatic pain quickly. It states relief comes with hourly doses then regular use, and offers a guarantee via Phillips Drug Co. If not satisfied after a full bottle, customers can return for a refund.
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