Five Train Robbers Captured and Two Holdups Revealed
Five train robbers were captured as two holdups yielded nearly $100,000 across multiple locations. Incidents spanned Georgia, Indiana, Missouri and Massachusetts with no loss of life reported despite extensive damages and numerous buildings burned or damaged in the Augusta blaze.
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Augusta
Firanen
Harrison
Ohrson
Hames
Yarrison
Augusta ‘Chronicle
Albion
Genesta
Stohrer
Joss
Alice
Augusta Chronicle
Chroptele
Howeer
Ife
Alon
Thy Genesta
Wusiners
Ulster Premier Expected to Announce Refusal
A Belfast courtival scene precedes news from Ulster that Sir James Main will not join South Ireland. An informally received dispatch from Belfast states Craig will delay until Tuesday as Feith confirms a written alliance with the British.
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London
Belfast
James Main
Ulster
Craig
Bic
Thesday
South Ireland
Nn Feith
Local Soldier Bonus Bond Plan Shown For Boost
Robert Froberts of Youngstown is named as probable appointee by the state sinking fund commission executive director of the soldier bonus. He was a World War sergeant and was considered for a national commander post before withdrawing in favor of State Commander Charles L. Darlington. Roberts is employed by a steel firm in Youngstown. The commission set terms for the bonds offering an interest rate not exceeding 4.75 percent and discussed the initial issue amount.
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Tolumbus
Robert Froberts
Youngatown
Aed
State Sinking Fund Commission
Roberts
Afata
Oho
Tle
Charles L. Darlington
Youngstown
Wisconsin Governor challenges mail train gun orders
Governor Joan J. Bidenett challenges Postmaster General Hays order authorizing eight marines on mail trains with shoot to kill rules after a guard shot Otto Lambrecht near Green Bay. District Attorney Young seeks arrest warrants. Marines recalled to Great Lakes station and naval officers deny arrest or questioning.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ceneral Hays
Joan J. Bisinett
Heya
Navy
Denny
Aatey & Marine
Otto Yambrecht
Qreen Hay
Lambrecht
Blatoe
Young
Green Bay
Hansen
Marine
Great Lakes Naval Station
Mrs. Olive Hult Succumbs in Home at 675 West Broad
Mrs Olive Hult 78 wife of the late John Hult died at her home 675 West Broad Street yesterday afternoon after a three year illness She moved here with her husband from Amherst thirty nine years ago and has lived there since Her husband died two years ago She is survived by daughter Miss Julia another daughter Mrs E H Hansman of Furnace Street and a son Grover of Sandusky Funeral services will be at the home Monday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Burner Burial in Fiyria cemetery
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Olive Hulf
John Hulf
West Broad Street
Hulf
Amherst
Julia
E. H. Hansman
Furnace Street
Grover
Sandusky
Burner
Fiyria Cemetery
Ruth Seeks $60,000 Salary From Yankees
New York November 26 Rabbe Ruth the famous slugger known as a king of swatmen has asked New York Yankees owners for a $60 000 salary next season. He is said to have a good chance of securing the raise. A Ford hood cover was stolen from a machine near the M C A building last evening belonging to H R Smith of Chestnut Ridge who attended the church feature.
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Bare Ruth
New York
Rabbe Ruth
Ruth
New York Yankees
H.R. Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Berlin Delinquent Youth Too Young for Lancaster
Arthur Joke nine years old has a record of infractions at Lancaster State Industrial School including taking a gold watch and $24 from a clothing rack. He was sent to the probate court in Elyria but state law bars sentencing a child under ten. officials say he will be free until his tenth birthday, then face possible parole.
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Rthur Nooks
Oberlin
Arthur Joke
Indosal Sc
Lancaster
Nooks
Numerees Small Its
Elyria
Nooka
Lawsuit Seeks Damages After Fatal Elyria Crash
Albert Kiser files two suits against James Johnson and Kiriakas Karade alleging his wife Ruth Kiser died after a truck collision at the Mull road corner. He claims Johnson drove at 30 mph, lacked control, and seeks $51,000 plus funeral and medical costs. a separate suit asks $25,000 more for her death.
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Albert Kiser
Jamesohnson
Kiriakas Karademetros
California
Fridt
Kiser
Ruth Kiser
Trutt Co
Johnson
Nudge «Ts
Mull Road
Memorial Hospital
Big
Fie
Noted Surgeon for Cripples May Come Here
Dr Adolph Lorenz the famed Vienna bloodless surgeon has been invited to Lorain County to hold a cripples clinic at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. He has not yet accepted and would visit Cleveland as part of a four months U S tour. Over 200 crippled children exist in Lorain County and a special station is planned for deformed kids at the hospital. If he comes, a clinic and possible operations may be performed.
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Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Rain County
Hin Viat
Cleveland
United States
Lorain County
Gates Hospital
Lorenz
Engine Mishap Delays 7 Oclock City to Cleveland Train
An 7 oclock New York to Cleveland passenger train derailed at Oberlin this morning and sat on Fast College street for an hour after the throttle disconnected. A second car along its route was delayed an hour as crews sent an engine from the city to pull the train into Cleveland.
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N.Y. C
Cleveland
Oberlin
College Street
Trelager
Fire threat at Fox Furnace Co office on Woodford Avenue
An overheated basement furnace at the Fox Furnace Co. office sparked a general alarm this morning on Woodford Avenue. Fire crews used chemical extinguishers to stop the blaze before it spread, with the building occupied at the time and damage about $100.
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Fox Furnace Co
Woodford Avenue
Aulius Kelling Buys Bennett Feed Mill at Auction
Aulius Kelling purchased the Bennett Feed Mill next to the B and O tracks in Grafton from Benes’ Mining Co. for 4300 dollars. The sale was conducted by the receiver Jaime P. Kelling.
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Aulius Kelling
Bennett Feed Mill
Mit
Benes’ Mining Co
Grafton
Jaime P. Kelling
Lorain County Tax Rates To Rise Across Communities
Lorain County residents face higher taxes as bond issues and new school levies push rates up in many towns and townships. Treasurer Walter Ludwig said tax books won’t be ready until December 6 with December payments due.
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Fioria
Elyria Township
Amherst
Amherst Corporation
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake Corporation
Black River Township
Black River U.S. D
Lorain
Brighton
Camden
Carlisle
Columbia
Eaton
Grafton
Henritt
Huntington
LaGrange Township
Liarange Village
Penfield
Lasear
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester Corporation
Rochester Township
Oberlin
Sheffield
Wellington Township
Wellington Village
Walter Ludwig
Aunt of Mrs Brouse Dies in the West
Mrs. Joh Brouse of this city receives word that her aunt Mrs. William Gov. of Tabor Iowa has died. The deceased was a longtime friend and acquaintance of Mrs. Jenne West of Wellington and Richard Gibbons of Pittsfield. Her passing is regretfully noted by many.
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Joh Brouse
NASA
Wiliam Gov
Tabor
Iowa
Goy
Jenne West
Wellington
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfield
Veteran John Langton to Retire After Long Service
Elyria township treasurer elect H A Daniels of Lorain County Savings Trust will succeed Otto Mia, after Mia held the post about two years. Mischka wins Elyria township clerk, replacing Langton who served as trustee and clerk for about thirty years. Mischka plans expanded duties and better accommodations for township needs.
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John Langton
H. A. Daniels
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Elyria Township
Otto Mia
Daniele
Board of Elections
Binak Balloot
Mischka
Elyria
Daniela
Langon
Langton
Mischke
Mall of Hunting
Nimreda Fm
Le nin County Agricultural Society Out of Debt After Fair
The Le nin County Agricultural Society annual meeting reported the organization fully paid off debt of 5900. The group rebuilt a barn using 3000 in insurance and 2909 in construction costs after reduced lumber bids. Five directors were elected N I Rackne James Codwards Wo Harrier Schwartz and George Fill.
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Lenin County Agricultural Society
Har ‘Tis
Harris
Tre
Absembers
Rackne
Jainee Codwards
Wo. Harrier
Schwartz
George Fill
Health Board Reports Revealing City Medical Work
The health board received routine monthly reports at the evening meeting. Margaret Mikell outlined 8 home visits, 5 case discoveries, 9 constructive calls, 5 mural visits, and child health inspections. Curtiss noted 1 dairy sample and multiple milk, water, and wash-water tests. Sanitary Officer Williams reported several infectious cases and overall poor city health, with low annual disease percentages.
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Unt
Clu
Board of Gould
Margaret Mikell
Curtiss
G. French
Charges Husband Didn t Help Her in Divorce Case
Woman seeks divorce from Henry Smith claiming extreme cruelty and neglect. She alleges he racks up bills, stays away eight to twelve weeks, and fails to assist with chores and washing. She asks alimony and division of household furniture.
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Veark Smith
Cer
Henry Smith
Hin Warthermore
Ani
Wastine
Vina
Healan
Mark Bryant Pays Up Contempt Case Dismissed
Contempt of court charges against Mark Wirrant were dropped after he paid his wife the back alimony owed. He was warned to maintain payments without further default or risk.
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Mark Wirrant
Five Illinois ex treasurers cited in 2.5 million accounting suits
Springfield November 26. Five former Illinois treasurers are named defendants in equity suits by Attorney General Brundage seeking an accounting of about 2.5 million dollars in interest money allegedly withheld from the treasury during their terms. Named are Len Small Fred Sterling William Auditor Andrew Russell William Ryan Jr and Edward E Mitchel plus their bondsmen. Two suits target Russell for two terms while Sterling Small and Russell face suits in Sangamon County Court and Ryan and Mitchel in Cook County Court.
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Springfield
Ill
State of
Illinois
Gen'l. Brundagese
Treasury
Len Small
Fred &. Sterling
Andrew Russell
William Ryan, Jr
Edward E. Mitchel
Russel
Sterling
Small
Russell
Sangamon County
Ryan
Aad
Mitchel -T
Cook County
Bers
Two Gunmen Sought After Patrolman Koran Slaying
Cleveland police hunted two gunmen after Patrolman Frank J. Koran was shot eight times at Fortieth Street and Orange Avenue. The murder occurred during a routine search. the suspects fled and authorities faced uncertainty about their identities.
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Cleveland
Flying Squadron
Frank J. Koran
Fortieth Street
Orange Avenue
Koran
Predict League of Nations revival outlined in Washington
Washington authorities push a revival plan for a League of Nations like body. The administration envisions an association to limit armaments and maintain peace, potentially paralleling Geneva efforts. Details remain incomplete as the conference progresses and will be presented to departing statesmen.
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Association of Nations
League of Nations
Geneva
Harding
Tragic Train Killing Shackled to Texas Blow Confession
Nierengarten confessed to killing Joseph Kershaw aboard a Baltimore and Ohio freight near Cridersville and Wapakoneta after meeting at Manhattan hotel. He claimed a head injury in Texas sparked his urge to kill and described taking 68 cents and a bank book from the victim. Miss Earth Brows, cashier, testified, while Dennis Winfree was released.
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Joseph Kershaw
Baltimore & Ohio
Wapakoneta
Nieremgarten
Kershaw
Mager
Nierengarten
Texas
Auglaize County
Scotty
Manhattan
Cridersville
B. & O. Yarda
Lima
Nieragarten
Miss Earth Brows
Bell Hoy
Dennis Winfree
Assassination Rumor Blasts Turkish Leader Claim
An unconfirmed report from Constantinople circulated in Berlin today claiming that Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turkish nationalist leader, had been assassinated.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Weather outlook predicts unsettled week across Ohio Valley
Washington dispatch on November 20 forecasts for the period November 28 to December 3 a week of considerable cloudiness with occasional rains in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region. Temperatures are expected to be near or somewhat below normal. The Great Lakes region is also set for clouds with rain and snow and below normal temperatures.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tenessee
Elyria to Elect Justices of the Peace Every Four Years
An upcoming electoral change in Elyria shifts the term for justices of the peace to four years, extending beyond the current biennial cycle. The article notes commissioners and commissions related to the new term structure.
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Elyria
Elytie
George Sed
Joan AL
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