Probe Fire Hazards in Theater After 3 Deaths and 57 Injured
A fire at Vidaito theatre in New Haven killed three and injured 57 as crowds of Yale students and others fled. Coroner orders an inquest while mayor pledges a citywide fire-hazard review of all theatres. Dozens of names and residences of victims and witnesses are listed in the chaotic account.
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Haver
Syayor Fitacerald
Vidaito Theatre
Yale
Weomen
Riatha Theatre
Harry Ti Perigo
Verriga, Tne
Mie
Ebm
Tedayv
Tonolly T Hanlen
Youngs
Tel Moran
Twebay
Mart Tres
Atlan Heath
Yate Stadia
Southport
Cana
Tom
Diet de Vise
Spahn
Washno
Victor Cortler
Catters
Flayven
Stamford
Conn
oRigh
Morrythe
Milaruteen
Malcolm M Frost
Lawrence
Tulloch
Orang
Noor
Tehn ¢ Vaston
Howe
Cinknoawn
Nik Caatea
Lattin Rock
Sri
Addres
Tneawnr
Moore
Hrook
Savomard Coney
Varry
Clare Hers Darmite
Davidson College
Wilson
Ao Davidson
Indig to See Mayor After Father's Scrap
Police responded to a fight at 1154 East River Street in Tocress between Michael Kindig and his father in law. Property damage noted with broken windows and smashed dishes. Kindig demanded arrest claiming he rented the mayor's farm and will be tried on disorderly conduct.
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Tocress
East River Street
Hey
Michel Kindig
Kindie
Jones
Fatty Arbuckle Taxes Stand Today
In San Francisco on November 28 Fatty Arbuckle rose from his seat at the table after more than two weeks of watching the trial for manslaughter. He walked to the stand with a cautious step as proceedings continued against him.
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Ran Francisco
Cal
Roscon
Fatty
Arbuckle
Hich
Alleady
Staven
Count Gregory
New York
Newport
Moabit
Baron Gruenebuim
Adlon
Washington
Jease R. Jones
Little Rock
Ark
Saline County
Regency Vander bit linked to actress in life ending bid
Nov 25 report from Yori notes Reginald Vander bit a wealthy social figure remains missing as Charlotte Carter former actress and writer attempted suicide in a hotel apartment. Carter told Dr Th Hat she had asked Vander bid to assist. Carter claimed literary sponsor Mary Roberts Rinehart influenced her life and claimed family ties to notable figures, while expanding on her search for companionship amid distress.
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NPM Yori
Reginald Vanderbit
Muilcionaire Club
Soclary
Charlotte Carter
Pessonte
Vanderbilt
Ur Th. Hat
Tie
Famond Giuthuress
Iarrier Teecher Stowe
Herbert Plather
University of Minnesota
Burglars Loot Elliott Home In Plain Nightbreak
Dr MoO Aibett of W20 Park Avenue found his house ransacked when burglars struck in the night. Missing items include a suit of clothes a ladies ring with cluster stones a centseold ring a breech and Ivory Bold mounted teeth. Police are conferring but have not located the burglars.
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Moo Aibett
Park Avenue
Modest Nicht
Bert
Subin Preas
Auto Accidents Reported Saturday Night
Police report two auto incidents Saturday night. Bert Evans of Oberlin collided with a horse and buggy on West avenue after his car skidded on wet pavement. he agreed to pay damages. C F Baker left his Overland at Marseilles and Cleveland, then found it damaged by Kasman of Cleveland, who had driven away.
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Bert Evans
Oberlin
West Avenue
Frank Poland
Jackson Road
Heht
Ric
Evans
C.F. Baker
Marrilies Avenue
Marseilles Avenue
Cleveland Street
Oon
Ran
Kasman
Cleveland
Kosman
Will
Policeman Shot in Orpheum Theater Robbery
Minneapolis officers report Policeman John Moen was shot and likely fatally wounded during a Heist at the Orpheum theater as robbers failed to steal the safe’s about $10 000. They bound a night watchman and three workers before the confrontation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Moen
Orpheum Theater
Pantages
Lowrie
Elyrian brothers charged in freight car robberies
Fred Smith and son Frank along with Tony Allen were arrested on charges tied to a series of thefts from Fox Furnace Co freight cars on the West Side. Frank Smith pleaded guilty to charge of car robbery and was bound over to the court. Fred Smith pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property. Tony Allen faces car burglary charges after a search at his Woodland Avenue home turned up stolen items.
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Fred Smith
Frank
Tony Allen
Frank Smith
Fox Furnace Co
Woodland Avenue
Metzler
N.Y
Smith
Godu
Chhargerd
Sweep arrests hit Cleveland after officer’s murder
More than 200 persons were under arrest in Cleveland in a sweeping crackdown ordered by Police Chief Frank W. Smith following the murder of a police officer on Friday and a citizen on Saturday. The arrests, many made yesterday and early today, targeted suspicious characters amid reports of violence linked to the outbreak.
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Cleveland
Frank W. Smith
Elsria Motors Sues for Damages Over Car Collision
Elsria Motors Co. sues George Elgart on Telegraph Road for $1 726.51 damages after a Willys Knight struck a horse that leaped into the path at night July 15. The horse, owned by the defendant, was hurled into the car causing extensive damage and presumed loss of sale value.
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Elsria Motors Co
George Elgart
Tegraph
Willys-Knight
Telegraph Road
Infant and wife Griffin Die in Memorial Hospital
Mrs na Rina Julia Griffin wife of Earl Griffin of 205 Harvard avenue died at Memorial hospital Sunday morning with their infant. The couple married about fifteen months ago. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs Marsh sister Stella brothers Verry and Edward. Funeral at home Wednesday 2 pm conducted by First Church of Christ Scientist. Buried in Roselawn cemetery.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Roselawn Cemetery
Motor Meter Stolen Reported by J I Strechter
J I Strechter reports the theft of a motor meter from his automobile Saturday night. The incident details are limited in the note with no additional suspects or locations provided.
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J. Il. Strechter
Late bulletins mix bands, trials and weather across world
A chaotic patch of international briefs reports bandits releasing Americans in Argentina, a murder trial in West Virginia, political figures in Kiev and Boston, a Florida storm rescue, and multiple U S notes on strife, trade, and law enforcement.
Three Thousand Bolsheviks Reported Killed in Chitomir Fight
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Halsingfors quotes an unconfirmed report that General Petluras anti red forces occupied Chitomir and killed about three thousand Bolsheviks in street fighting. The report also claims Kamenitz Podol has been proclaimed the capital of a new Ukrainian state.
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London
Chitomir
Petlura
Halsingfors
Arma
Kamenitz-Podolt
Wife Plurality Lands Man in Jail in Cleveland
A 25-year-old man faces forgery charges in municipal court after confessing bigamy. In the detective bureau police gathered the three wives who swore their marriage to him. Wife number 2 rejected his pleas, while wife number 1 planned to aid his escape, revealing a convoluted domestic tangle.
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Cleveland
Charles J. Selaer
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Number
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Perkins Clark of Carlisle Township Dies After Illness
Perkins Clark, a renowned Lo- tolls county farmer born April 4, 98420, died at his Carlisle township home after months of illness. Son of Lorenzo Clark, he owned 709 acres once part of a larger holdings, a leading landholder and wartime Liberty bond purchaser. He married twice, his first wife deceased. his widow Julia A. Loomis survives. Funeral notices will follow.
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Perkins Kirkland Clark
Lo- Tain
Carlisle Township
Perkins Clark
Lorenzo Clark
Clara
Clark
Liberty Bonds
Othe Securities
Yoon
Julia A. Loomis
Former LaGrange Resident J A Blackwell Dies at 74
J A Blackwell aged 74 long a LaGrange resident died last night at his daughter Mrs Peter Springer’s Amherst township home after several months illness. He is survived by his daughter and two sons Ernest of Oberlin and Howard of Atlanta. Funeral services will be held at his daughter’s home Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 with burial at LaGrange.
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J. A Blackwell
LaGrange
Peter Springer
Amherst Township
Mr. Springer
Ernest
Oberlin
Howard
Atlanta
Hearing on King Ditch Continues in LaGrange Area
County commissioners heard a large turnout from LaGrange village and township residents. The hearing was continued to a later date.
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LaGrange
Irene Robertson seeks divorce from neglectful husband
Irene Robertson seeks a divorce from David Robertson claiming gross neglect of duty after he left six months ago and vowed not to return. The couple married in September 1920. In New York the same day Stranger Lewis, defeated by Stan Zbyszko for the world wrestling title, will have a chance to regain it.
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Irene Robertson
David Robertson
Gross Neghet
New York
Strangler Lewis
Stan
Zbyczko
Japan Halts Repair Work on Vessels
Tokyo dispatch reports orders issued to Japanese shipyards to halt repairs on warships and slow mega construction. Private docks with two dreadnoughts under completion are not yet restricted. Officials warn labor disorders and financial risks unless alternative work is found.
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Tokio
Gament
Bey
Police Close In On Popp Left Booze After Crash
Police arrived as Popp fled on Lake Avenue and left his passenger to face charges. A collision occurred with Mrs. Agnes June’s vehicle as both cars damaged, revealing a keg of rain wine and bottle of cider. Mrs. Popp was arrested and jailed. Popp’s arrest followed as officers expect to detain him soon.
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Toffel Popp
24Th Street
Lorada
Popp
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Agnes June
Pofea
Topp
Mrs. Popp
Aml
Tnnto
Glenn Plumb Speaks Here Tuesday Night
Glenn Tlumb, author of the Pinna plan and spokesman for fourteen railroads, will address the QOpen Forum at Machinists Hall Tuesday evening. He advocates public utility rights and is an Oberlin College alumnus known for his oratorical ability. Dr Oyenaga of the Japanese government will speak Sunday at 2:30.
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Qopen Forum
Glenn Trumb
Glenn Tlumb
Oberlin College
Lincoln Club
Machinists Hall
Oyenaga
Qoherlin College
James G Tucker 79 Dies After Long Illness
James G Tucker aged 78 died Saturday evening at his son Alista Tucker's home 1925 Middle Avenue after a long illness. He formerly lived in Grafton and moved to the city about a year ago. Survived by two sisters Ruby Floris and Mrs Elnore Emmona Michigan a brother Ed of Cleveland and his son Angelo. Funeral at Sudro parlors Tuesday at 2 oclock conducted by Rev W J Burner with burial in Nesbit Cemetery Grafton. Jury disagered in Cox vs Smith case reported.
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James G Tucker
Alista Tucker
Middle Avenue
Grafton
Ruby
Floris
Elnore Emmona
Michigan
Cleveland
Aingo
Boayclock
W. J. Burner
Nesbit
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Grand’ Boulevard
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PK Clarks
Geath Sun
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Far East
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Walton Shue Company
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Scranton
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James Luna
Alliphaar Pa
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Dubont
Powe Say Tama
Detroit
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Jim
Petron
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Aliss Themen
Michael J. McDonough
William MM. Corney
Tleights
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Japan Ase
Soip Tatio
England
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Foreign Post Office
China
Root
Washinton
Elihu Root
James E. Watson
Indiana
Association of Nations
Watson
Efmon Root
Association of Nationsides
League of Nations
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High Society of Foreign Affairs
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Lai
Glenn Plumb
James G. Tucker
Liame Smith
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