Gas Blast At Mine No 1 Kills Or Injures Sixty
Ills Nov 26 Two men seriously injured and sixty more believed harmed in a gas explosion at Mine No 1 of the Chimington and Franklin Coal Co seven miles from here. The mine with about 1100 workers was the largest in the world. Initial reports listed entombed workers and many more injured. Reporters and crowds waited at the scene as details remained unclear.
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Chimington and Franklin Coal Company
Yrient
Hamilton
West Frankfort
Odle
Romance and inquiry swirl around campus affair clues
The fragment notes a trail of romance on a university campus involving a skilled technician and a clergyman, with an oath inquiry and possible correspondence about marriage. A hidden meeting and a letter from an author are mentioned as key details, with Page 2 referenced for more.
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Freeman
Lorain County Fair Elects New Directors and Officers
The Lorain County Fair Association held its 28th annual meeting and elected two new directors Frank Baetz of Wellington and Dr. E. P. Clements of Elyria. Existing directors re-elected A. E. Nash Pittsfield F. L. Tite Eaton and Sam Bacon Brownhelm. Officers re-elected were J. L. Edwards president C. T. Winckies vice president and H. Harris secretary and treasurer.
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Lorain County
Two Women Hurt In Stairway Fall
Two accidents similar in character occurred yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Smith of 417 Adams Street fell on stairs early Sunday and was taken to Memorial hospital with a severe head gash but no broken bones. Mrs. Gustave Reinke of 1121 Hancock Street, Sandusky, visiting her sister Mrs. Louis Whitney of Lake Avenue, fell and fractured her right arm, receiving hospital treatment.
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Thomas Smith
Adams Street
Memorial Hospital
Gustave Reinke
Hancock Street
Sandusky
Louis Whitney
Lake Avenue
Dog Lost in Wyoming Returns Home Thin but Safe
Henry Stolzenburg Jr. recalls a hound that wandered to California and back to Laramie, Wyoming. The dog arrived lean but healthy, and Stolzenburg plans to recover the missing puzzle of the journey.
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Wyoming
Henry Stolzenburg, Jr
California
Laramie
Stolzenburg
Chief of Police lays out seven shopping safety rules
Chief E. D. Stankard warns Christmas shoppers to guard purses and money. He lists seven donts including not loosening grip on bags, not carrying money conspicuously, keeping a hand on clasps, avoiding flashy jewelry, and not trusting strangers who look prosperous.
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E.d. Stankard
What Race Owns America Open Forum Address
Rabbi Louis Wooley of Cleveland spoke at a Sunday Open Forum in a packed Church of Christ on freedom of speech and religion. He argued there is no chosen race and criticized ideas of Nordic or Anglo Saxon dominance, citing Goebe, Madison Grant, and others, warning such theories threaten democracy.
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Church of Christ
Louis Wooley
Cleveland
United States
Count Gobeo
Alexander the Great
Madison Grant
Grant
Blizzard Strikes Eastern States Bringing Death and Isolation
Eastern and northern New York dig out after a blizzard and snow storm with ten inch accumulations. Widespread outages cripple telephone and telegraph lines, disrupt streetcars, and hamper train traffic. Two deaths and numerous accidents reported as drifts reach ten feet in places.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Cats Kills
Welderbergs
Adirondack Mountains
Joseph Clarence
Hoffmans
New York Central
Abraham Masters
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Nothern
Mohawk Trail
Wounded rail detective dies after shooting near Nickel Plate
J W Laiey a Nickel Plate detective died at St Josephs hospital after being shot by Chas Wright a colored man during a melee. Wright was wounded and remains in hospital in dangerous condition but is expected to recover. Laiey will be charged with second degree murder.
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Lorren
J. W. Laiey
Nickle Plate
Chas. L. Wright
St. Joseph's Hospital
Laiey
Wright
Community Chest Subscription Appeal Reaches Unsubscribed
The note urges unsubscribed households to contact Community Chest Headquarters at 2189 or 2015 after workers may have missed them. It explains volunteers run the drive and asks readers to help by checking neighbors and reporting subscriptions.
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Community Chest
Death of Elyria Girl Lucile Toth at Age Twenty Two Months
Lucile Toth, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Toth of 362 West River Street, died suddenly after playing. Coroner Petry and Dr. Anderson ruled the child dead after examination, with a bottle of headache tablets found in the room.
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Lucile Toth
Steva Nagy
Petry
Louis Toth
West River Street
Local Officials Review Unexplained Child Death Verdict
Coroner Perry ruled death of the child as due to unknown causes after reviewing the case. The report lists team leaders and sums for several individuals including Dunn Goldstein Crebor Jones and Hinkson with amounts ranging from 2,503.00 to 3,308.75 as part of the surrounding financial notes.
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C. C. Dunn
M. Goldstein
J. Crebor
Mayor Jones
Harry Hinkson
Perry
Elyria Radio Fans Hear England Signal
Radio listeners in Elyria heard dear old England clearly last night with a greeting Hello America followed by piano music and a short address. Interference from western stations aside the program came through distinctly showcasing radio’s global reach and future potential.
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Old England
America
West
Thanksgiving Week Ad Deadline Notice
Notice to advertisers from the Chronicle Telegraph states no publication on Thanksgiving. Ads for Friday’s issue must be at the office by 5 PM Wednesday November 28.
Community Chest Fund Reaches 69726.52 With Higher Subscriptions
The Community Chest fund announced subscriptions totaling 69726.52 as the drive moves toward its goal. A meeting featured brief talks by workers including Captain Jeffries of the Salvation Army who described rising at six to begin canvassing.
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Community Chest Fund
Jeffries
Salvation Army
Captains and Team Workers Luncheon Announcement
Notification urges participation in a Tuesday noon luncheon with invitation to attend and not miss a final chance. Wording emphasizes urgency and collective effort for success.
Campaign closes strong as donors rally citywide support
Subscriptions pour in as speakers praise civic effort and promise returns based on investments. Campaign totals show widespread giving led by park booth report of $541.08 and dozens of team captains contributing across Southampton with grand tally near 15 853. The event features remarks from George Stevens Jr and Supt Shelton amid a foggy Southampton day.
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Spang Baking Co
George Stevens, Jr
W. B. Tims
Shelton
T. T. Robinson
Roy Hudson
Ruti“ly Andy Hudmutt
E. P. Post
Jim Armitage
J. F. Burke
Peter Kolinski
Boy Sacrifices His Nickel To Help Others
Mrs. Peter Kolinski ran the chest booth by the public square reporting the smallest subscription yet. Saturday night Alfred McGinnis donated five cents for the chest, received with thanks and applause, with comments that others should give in proportion to their means.
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Peter Kolinski
Alfred “5 McGinnis
Public Good And Not Profit A Community Chest Editorial
Editorial argues agencies funded by the Community Chest are non profit and serve public good. It explains salaries and services are covered by donors and beneficiaries, using YMCA YWCA Salvation Army hospital and college as examples, and notes indirect returns to society from these charitable institutions.
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Community Chest
Unity Service Council
T. L. Moise
Y. A.ca
Salvation Army
Y. W.C.A
Western Heights
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Ruth Ely
J. H. Symons
Gari Johnston
H. Squire
Harry Crandall
Todd Moise
C. S. Johnson
E. F. Allen
J. H. Simpson
L. H. Webber
George Richwine
C. M Willams
Stankard
Oscar Dunn
J. Shafer
C. J. Crehore
William Damm
A. C. Hudnutt
D. Hyman
W. C. McAllister
A. Beebe
Rev. Kirby
J. B. Johnson
Rev. Reeder
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