Seven Billion Debt to U.S. Might Be Unpaid Indefinitely
Washington reports on Europe’s ability to pay war loans reveals about seven billion dollars owed to the U.S. may be uncollectible for an indefinite period. France’s stance worries officials as reparations and Ruhr costs strain European treasuries while Britain continues debt payments.
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Washington
Waele Sam
Europe
Treasury
Congress
American Debt Funding Commission
United States
American Commisseion
France
American Commission
Germany
Treasuries
Ruhr
Great Britain
U. S
Arrest Elopel Pastor and Woman at Port G
Renee Campbell of McKeesport Pennsylvania searched for seven years to find his wife and her partner Rev Sloan at Lorain. Campbell, a steel plant worker, and Mrs Campbell were arraigned in police court on adultery, pleaded guilty, fined ten dollars and costs, and sent to the workhouse for ninety days. A divorce action may enable marriage between the couple.
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Lorain
Renee Campbell
McKeesport
Campbell
Lorain County Man Henry Wilcox Pardoned
Governor Donahey commuted the two to 20 year sentence of Henry G. Wilcox of Lorain county to effect immediate release from the penitentiary. Wilcox, jailed since January 1922 for criminal assault, received the clemency recommendation from the state clemency board the trial judge and the prosecuting attorney.
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Columbus
Donahey
Henry G. Wilcox
Lorain County
Wilcox
Big State
State Clemency Board
Bales Family Foleto Fire Destroys Cottage
Nov 27 report of a cottage destroyed by fire with the Bales family named Hatier present noting neighbors aided and property loss details.
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Foledo
Doz
B. Hatier
Hidden Rat Disrupts City Hall Access
Reports say a dead rat encased in the wall near City Hall stairs interferes with daily duties. Officials note strong odors from formaldehyde and perfume devices used to mask the smell as workers and visitors struggle to reach the stairway. A search for the rodent's location is underway.
Sneak Thief Activity Reported in Elyria
Local notice reports ongoing thefts in Elyria with a break in at the Crystal restaurant on Court Street and an intrusion at the Standard Oil Co. on Chestnut Street. A window was smashed and desks ransacked. only an ink pad and an oil lamp were taken, suspected to be youths.
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Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Pete Traverse
Standard Oil Co
Chestnut Street
Carl C. Peck 74 Dies In Ridgeville Area
Carl C. Peck, 74, died this afternoon at Bisra Memorial hospital. A longtime North Ridgeville resident, his wife preceded him in death thirteen years ago. Survived by sons George C. Peck of Cleveland and David Peck, and daughter Florence Peck of Ridgeville. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. at Hurst Funeral Home with burial in Ridgeville Cemetery.
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Carl C. Peck
Bisra Memorial Hospital
North Ridgeville
George C. Peck
Cleveland
David Peck
Florence Peck
Ridge Ville
Hurst Funeral Home
Ridgevile Cemetery
Ancient treasures unearthed at Thebes tomb site
An excavation team led by Howard Carter uncovered a 3099 year old towers bouquet and two gold statues of apes in the outer shrine of the tomb of Tui Ankh Amen in the valley of the kings. The apes sit watchfully as workers examine the relics.
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Luxor
Howard Carter
Tui-Ankh-Amen
Local notes from North Elyria and area
Nov 27 notices show residents and students visiting families and attending events. Frank Fitrath and others spent weekend with A White and family. Harold Wars, Baldwin Wallace student, plans holiday visit with Mrs. Ela Whos on West Rear Road. James Glass visited H R Cunning Sunday.
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North Elyria
Cuaa
Frank Fitrath
A. White
Fred Sissene
Harold Wars
Baldwin-Wallace Colleges
Bessa
Ela
West Rear ‘Road
Loras-Kisrin
Lorain
James Glass
H.R. Cunning
Canton Woman Stabbed and Father and Self Die
In Canton Ohio, Hetty Betts, 22, was stabbed to death this afternoon by Cornelius Dickes, 24, who then wounded his mother in the arm before killing himself. Betts lived with Dickes at the latter’s home where her husband, a Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company manager, also resided. Dickes had been sent home from work that morning due to illness. a doctor said the illness was not serious. The stabbing followed the physician’s departure.
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Canton
Hetty Betts
Cornelius Dickes
Dickes
Violent Ruhr Disorder Spreads Across Germany
Berlin reports violent clashes as communists and police collide in Essen and Oberhausen. Dresden notes the Reichswehr evacuated Saxony and restored order after troops were deployed against anti government elements. In Berlin Dr Heinrich Albert abandoned plans to form a new government amid nationalist opposition. New York reports Sinclair Oil denies any ties to Hugo Stinnes.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Essen
Oberhausen
Dresden
Rexchawehr
Saxony
Heinrich Albert
Stresemann
New York
Harry Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Hugo Stinnes
Sinclair
Railroad unions push for peak wage restoration in New York talks
Cleveland November 27 union leaders negociate with New York Central officials in New York to restore the 1920 peak wages and to settle demands for wage boosts and better working conditions. They expect a settlement may set the pace for other railroads nationwide amid higher living costs.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
New York Central Railway
New York
New York Central
Johnson opens pre convention campaign in Chicago
Senator Hiram Johnson of California formally opens the 1924 pre convention campaign with a Chicago speech tonight. He will present a comprehensive outline of issues and outline his bid for the Republican nomination next June.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
Chicago
Kidnapping Case in Philadelphia Mystery May Close
Federal agents questioned five grey women in Brooklyn as part of the Philadelphia kidnapping case of "Jimtox" Glass, a five year mystery. Investigators pursue leads promising a potential breakthrough in the high profile case.
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New York
Philadelphia
Glass
Brooklyn
Boy Held in Shooting Case at Police Court
Harry Abrams, 16, was hospitalized with a bullet wound and faces police court charges of unlawful shooting in the street and attempted murder of a public official.
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Forfolk
Harry Abrams
Tha
Shooting at Oakland Station Injures Four Gypsies
In Oakland on November 27 Ralph Cassten 39 opened fire in the Southern Pacific station waiting room injuring a man and three others described as gypsies including a father mother and son. The assailant fled and authorities pursued him as details remain unclear.
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Oakland
Cal
Ralph Cassten
Aeane
Southern Pacific
Imother
Police raids seize liquor in multiple cases
Police chief and sheriff raided Herbert Limpath at 131 Clinton arenas and found a gallon of raisin jack. Limpath pleaded guilty to illegal possession and paid a 500 dollar fine. Vera Harris, from Cleveland, was caught with about two gallons of rain jack en route to Oberlin and jailed. John Takacs pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor and was fined 3500 with costs. The Ziegnar Polgar case, argued before Judge Thompson, questions warrant validity and fair trial.
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E. J. Stankard
Fred Underhill
Herbert Limpath
Clinton Arenas
Limpath
Oberlin
Clarence Adams
Vera Harris
Cleveland
Harris
Judge Thompson
John Takacs
Vulcan Street
Frank Kledy
Takacs
Ziegnar Polgar
Thompson
Polgar
D. A. Baird
Avon Lake Meeting Debates Water System Upgrade
The county commissioners and residents of Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake met at Avon Lake school house to discuss tapping Lorain water mains and building a sewer system. About 150 residents attended. survey costs were placed near 750000. no final decision was made as officials await public sentiment and planned Lorain improvements.
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Avon Lake Village
Sheffield Lake Village
Avon Lake
Lorain
Dre
Wm. Crawford
H. C. Wilton
County Board of Health
F. C. Dittoe
State Board of Health
Shefield Lake
Miller
National illiteracy conference planned for January
A national conference to plan teaching reading and writing for about five million illiterate adults in the United States will be held January 21 to 24, according to the interior department.
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Washington
United States
Interior Department
Ohio Bell declares regular dividend on preferred stock
Cleveland November 27. The Ohio Bell Telephone Company directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 175 per share on the preferred stock payable January 1 to stockholders of record December 20. Canton inquiry and judge sentences noted in brief items. The attorney general weighs action over Canton police bribe charges. Indianapolis youth Lee Somers, 18, sentenced to 99 days in Licking county jail for Mann white slave act violation involving Ruth Sayre.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Columbus
Canton
Crabbe
Canton Police Department
Lee Somers
Indianapolis
Sater
Licking County
Ruth Sayre
Cincinnati
Punch Press Operator Loses Four Fingers
Arnold Beard of Sprain at 209 Fourteenth Street, employed by General Phonograph Manufacturing, caught his left hand in a punch press at about 12:30 last night, resulting in the amputation of four fingers and he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Arnold Beard
Fourteenth Street
Sprain
General Phonograph Manufacturing Company
Hilled by Train Cincinnati Fire and Company President Dies
Edmund Feilhauer 40 president of Queen City Engineering Company fatally injured when Norfolk and Western train struck his automobile in Cincinnati. Ohio note reports Mrs Mary Holden died at 101 in Columbus after two days illness leaving five children 28 grandchildren and 43 great grandchildren. In Los Angeles three armed bandits robbed a Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank branch of several thousand dollars and fled by car.
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Cincinnati
Edmund Feilhauer
Queen City Engineering Company
Norfolk and Western
Columbus
Mary Holden
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank
Ten Hour Day Proposed for Chinese Factories
A presidential decree would limit factories with over one hundred workers to a ten hour day. The regime rejects a weekly rest day but calls for at least two rest days monthly for adult workers and at least three days monthly for males under seventeen and females under eighteen.
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China
Republic
Monte
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A reflective essay on Nature's seasonal cycles and human concerns. The piece muses on November and autumn's beauty, the watchful mother Nature, the role of editors, and the value of politeness as humanity's flower. It cites Helen Hunt Jackson and Mary Newland Carson as illustrations.
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Grove Patterson
Shea
Helen Hunt Jackson
Hfe
Joubert
Shank Given Life For Triple Slayings In Ottawa
Charles Shank, a farm hand, was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Eastman in Ottawa for the three killings of the William Tenwalde family. He was found guilty of murdering Mrs Tenwalde and pleaded guilty to killing Olivia Tenwalde and her cousin Lawrence.
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Ottawa
Chas. Shank
Eastman
William Tenwalde
Shank
Loot linked box eyed in New York murder case
Police in New York wired Cleveland authorities to search a safety deposit box tied to the $43,909 holdup and two messenger killings in Brooklyn. Morris B. Diamond was arrested in Cleveland days earlier in connection with the crime.
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New York
Cleveland
Brooxlon
Morris B. Diamond
Ohio City
Strain and effort in canvass totals for a day
Workers report a smaller amount collected in the last twenty four hours as canvassing nears completion. The document lists numerous individual contributions from Mrs. Ruth Ely to Mrs. Kolipski, with totals ranging from small cents to thousands, ending with grand and partial sums.
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Ruth Ely
J H. Symons
Carl Johnston
S. H. Squire
Harry Crandall
George Stevens, Jr
Todd Morse
Johnson
BE . Allen
Webber
George Richwite
C. M. Wiliams
W. B. Tims
Roy Hudson
EF. J. Stankard
M. Goldstein
O. Dunn
J. Shafer
Harry
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Chas RP. Cooper
Ohio Bell Tote
Eugene A. Reed
Ambus
Cooper
Forceral
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Cassae
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Mother
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U. 8
Herbert Limpsath
Ger
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Bulletins
House Progreeere
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
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John W. Everman
Gallatin, Mo
Everman Stock and Poultry Farm Remedy
Everman Stock and Poultry Farm
Eversman Remedy
Coolidge
Philippines
White House
Ont
Rome
Angora
Muntapha Kemal Pasha
Ito & Report
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India
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Burton
University of Michigan
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Meak
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Jacksonville
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Michael Bohnen
Andrea Chenier
Giacomo Lauri-Volpi
Mario Chambe
Segund Onegin
Josef Hofman
Capitol Grand Orchestra
Vessella
Willem Willeke
Allen MeQuhae
Fredric Fradkin
Dreamland
Hart & Shaw
Oriole Terrace Orches
Carl Fenton
Orchestra
Bennie Kreeger
Oriole Terrace Orchestra
Paul Ash
Granada
Sunny
Italy
Gene Roderick
Brunswick Music Shop
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