King George Illness Described As Serious In London
Lord Dawson informed the British cabinet that King George has a serious illness described as plastic pleurisy often linked to pneumonia. The Prince of Wales speeds to Africa by special train toward Dar es Salaam to reach his father's bedside as empire watchers follow with concern.
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London
Lord Dawson of
Penn
George
Prince of Wales
Africa
Jordanson
William Joynson-Hicks
Home Secretary
Lord Dawson
Lord Dawnon
Great Britain
Empire
England
Evening News
Morogoro
Dar-Es-Salaam
Princes of Wales
Stanley Hewett
Dodoma
Admiralty
Enterpise
Aden
Sir Percival Phillips
Prince
Continser
Peculiar Accident Injures Elyrian Resident
Adolph Schindler of 224 Prospect Street was dragged by a dangling thirty foot rope from a City Produce truck traveling west on Gast Bridge Street. He suffered a fractured skull a broken nose and facial lacerations and was rushed to Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
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Adolph Schindler
Prospect Street
Schindler
Gast Bridge Street
Broad Street
Jim Brooks
Woodland Ave
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
Congress Will Start Again Monday In Filibuster Pace
Washington November 25 Congress will restart Monday where it left off last May with a fretful filibuster. Leaders admit they cannot gauge tariff reform farm relief Boulder Dam Muscle Shoals naval build ing program and the Hellugg anti war treaty details. Senate and House leaders split on an extra session after March 4 and cannot agree on tariff and farm legislation. The Boulder Dam bill leads unfinished business while Senator Hiram Johnson weighs revisions after engineers report. Senator Ashurst declines to comment.
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Congress
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
House
Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
Ashurst
Arizona
Former Barberton Official Accused Of Defrauding City
Chester W. Briggs former superintendent of streets sewers and city sewage disposal plant in Barberton is charged with fraudulently padding payrolls and owes the city $15 895 72 the report filed with State Auditor Joseph Tracy says He allegedly made out payrolls received checks from the city auditor and paid them to dummy employees over a six year period four named dummies Nick Thomas Frank Esch Frank Turnish and Tom Susie with totals cited Briggs served May 3 1922 to August 1923 and resigned Grass fire extinguished on Infirmary road west of West River street Hose company No 1 used brooms to put out flames cause undetermined Also Cleveland surgeon Dr Frank E Buots head surgeon of Charity Hospital dies at 61 from a heart attack
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Columbus
Chester W. Briggs
Barberton
Joseph Tracy
W. P. Kennedy
Briggs
Nick Thomas
Frank Esch
Frank Turnish
Tom Susie
Infirmary Road
West River Street
State Briefs From Wilmington And Across Ohio
State Briefs report Lewis Parker, 39, a World War veteran who burned to death after taking petrol from a railroad shanty and saturating his clothing, with investigators considering self-immolation. The casualty list includes accidental shooting injuries in Lancaster, a Philadelphia murder warrant case in Columbus, a fatal house fire in Newark, and highway contracts across several counties.
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Lewis Parker
Federal
Chillicothe
Baltimore
Parker
Toledo
Columbus
Harry V. Taylor
Newark
Philadelphia
New York State
Taylor
Elyrian's 120000 mile ride spans 32 years on a bicycle
A long feature recounts Sam Burr known as E G Burr riding a bicycle since 1896. He pedaled about 120000 miles over 32 years to and from work, repairing tires along the way. The piece ties bicycle popularity to Detroit's Henry Ford era and recalls community reactions.
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E.G. Burr
9Th Street
Sam
L T. S. Rubber Company
Thesday
Henry Ford
Detroit
Sam Burr
Cleveland
Rotary Luncheon Satire at UMN Program in Hotel Newell
Rotarians enjoyed a satirical program at their weekly luncheon in the Hotel Newell. Directed by Rotarian A William Fowler the event lampooned various professions with lighthearted jests. Fowler spoke of “The Ministry” and—imitating ministers—claimed speakers know best. A concealed automobile horn and self applause drew laughs as the satire moved through doctors florists and other professions.
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Rotary
Hotel Newell
Rostarian
William Fowler
Rotarian Fowler
Rev. Fowler
Fowler
City council weighs Brookdale cemetery plan in Elyria
City Council members held an informal meeting last evening to discuss Brookdale cemetery on Oberlin and Murray roads. They explored a park style operation with markers, landscaping, and a four decade plan, noting about 40 acres and anticipated sale after year start. Blackmail case from Chillicothe features Moscoe Marshall bound over for grand jury on $10,000 bond for extorting Miss Muriel Loumenhouser, a Bournville schoolteacher.
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City of
Elyria
Oberlin Road
Murray Road
Brookdale
Chillicothe
Moscoe Marshall
Wilmington
Muriel Loumenhouser
Bournville
Marshall
Appeals Court Convenes As Civil Trials Begin
The appeals court convenes Monday with civil trials and naturalization work ahead. Criminal trial work in common pleas is postponed to Thursday, December 6, as Judge A. R. Weber sits on civil cases. The court will hear naturalization matters Tuesday and Wednesday, with civil trials starting yesterday and expected to run the rest of the week.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
A. R.weber
Bitting
Ribbons seeks 5000 in auto crash suit
Michael Ribbons filed suit in common pleas court against Albert C. Menz and George Schweda for 5000 damages from an auto mobile accident on Lake avenue between Lorain and Elyria on September 2. He alleges he has lost the use of one eye and places blame on the defendants.
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Michael Ribbons
Common Pleas Court
Albert C. Menz
George Schweda
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Elyria
Ribbons
Wee Ho
One of YWCA founders Maria Chamberlin to be buried Friday
Chicago November 28 funeral plans announced for Mrs Maria Louisa Barrett Chamberlin one of the founders of the YWCA She died yesterday after a three month illness She served as president or secretary of the organization for sixteen years after its founding.
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Chicago
Maria Louisa Barrett Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Ohio Prepares for Cheery Thanksgiving Day in 1930s Ohio
Ohio's Thanksgiving week features shifts in tradition with pork overtaking turkey at public and charitable meals. Public offices close, churches hold services, and prisons plan special dinners as volunteers assist the homeless. Two inmates on Death Row at Ohio Penitentiary face execution the day after Thanksgiving, while a separate mining accident in Nelsonville leaves miner Zeath Hammond dead.
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Polynesia
United Press
Castle
Salvation Army
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Iman
Penitentiary
Thomas
Stanley Hoppe
Toledo
John Rucker
Ely Memorial Committee Set to Choose Park Memorial
Ely Memorial committee meets Friday at 4 p m in Frank Wilford’s office to decide a memorial type for Ely Park honoring the city’s founder. Several fountain themed designs stand out among excellent contributions.
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Ely Memorial Committee
Frank Wilford
Ely Park
Elyrians Ready to Observe Holiday
Elyrians prepare for a quiet Thanksgiving with local business halts and school vacations. Stores and offices close, mail delivery suspended, and county courthouse city hall closed. A Union Church service at Church of Christ marks the holiday as families gather for feasts and reunions while some travel to relatives.
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Elyria
Church of Christ
Elysia
Billy Sundays Advance Agent At Kiwanis
Rev Albert L Peterson briefed the Elyria Kiwanis at noon on Sunday campaign dates from January six to February seventeenth. He directs construction of the Sunday tabernacle here while George Chamberlain presented Ed Hannum a briefcase as he leaves for Toledo. Dane Call was welcomed as a new club member.
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Elyria Kiwante Club
Albert L. Peterson
Sunday Interests
Sunday Tabernacle
George Chamberlain
Ed Hannum
Kiwanlen
Toledo
Hannum
Elyria-Lorain
Cities Service Oil Company
Dane Call
Will Resume Tuberculosis Testing Of Cattle In Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 28 Carlos W Truax state director of agriculture and his advisory board ordered state agents to resume testing of cattle for tuberculosis under a voluntary plan The plan involves dairymen consenting to testing with compensation from 50 to 80 dollars for each animal destroyed The move follows an attorney general opinion that the voluntary system is legal and will continue until the legislature amends the current law
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Columbus
Carlos W. Truax
Edward C. Turner
Turner
Farmers' Association to Elect Directors in Lorain County
Sixteen Lorain county locals of the Ohio Farmers' Cooperative Milk Association will vote Monday night with other locals to elect seven directors for 1929 and to elect officers for the coming year. Lorain locals include 1,175 members.
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Farmers’ Association
Lorain County
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Milk Association
Green Re-elected Head of A F of E New Orleans
William A. Green was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor in New Orleans on November 23. The leadership renewal confirms Green’s ongoing stewardship of the national labor federation and signals continuity in its postwar agenda.
Hoover welcomes Costa Rica on good will tour
President elect Hoover arrived in San Jose Costa Rica on November 28 the fourth country on his Central and South American goodwill tour. The battleship Maryland and car trains carried the party shore batteries fired a 21 gun salute as Hoover boarded for an official welcome. An enthusiastic crowd greeted him as foreign minister Rafael Castro and other officials joined the welcoming committee.
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Costa Rica
Aristain
Hoover
Nicaragua
Punta Arenas
Costa Ric
Herbe
Central
South America
Maryland
Gulf of Nicoya
Rafael Castro
Louis Dobles
Ruben Castro
Ricardo Castro
Luis Andersons
Thearty
Mother Sues To Break Contract With Her Son
Mrs Mary Killip of Grafton township sues Dwight G and Cora D Reisinger in common pleas court to cancel a four year old contract. The petition outlines a family farm arrangement with Will provisions favoring Dwight, alleging growing unfaithfulness and strained relations since the 1925 agreement. Further details appear on page 2.
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Common Pleas Court
Mary Killip
Grafton Township
Dwight G
Cora D. Reisinger
Dwight Reisinger
Alma. Neabatt
Edward Killip
Killip
Mia
Sharea
Dwight
Los Angeles Battles Influenza Wave Across City Area
Health authorities in Los Angeles weigh aeriety measures as a influenza wave causes 17 deaths this week and 2,132 cases within city limits. Pasadena and nearby communities close schools amid the outbreak. Monrovia and La Habra report affected students and closures.
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Los Angeles
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