Mexico Denies U S Claims of Mexican Tensions Over Killings
Washington reports a sharp denial from Mexico City of fighting between followers of President Carranza and General Alvaro Obruno amid U S anger over the Jenkins affair. Officials warn Americans may face danger as tensions persist, with calls for prompt American consular action and possible diplomatic repercussions.
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Washington
Mexico City
Ranzo Aml
Alvaro Obr
Mexico
United States
Jenkins
Wo OM
Jenkims Co
Haistres
Cons
Kent
Remiutins
Tary Lansing
Bussade Bonillus
Tata
Carranza Mesange
Deveral
Attempts Lynching in Norwalk Killing Charges
A report from Norwalk says Charles Rehfeld faced murder charges in the death of Dr A Hensen last Tuesday. Authorities note an attempt to lynch Rehfeld was halted when he was moved from jail, with conflicting details about his location in Sandusky and the county.
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Charles Rehfeid
A. Hensen
Rehfeld
Sandusky Hut
Reluls
Glee Club to Give First North Olmsted Concert Monday
Obertlin Glee Club plans its inaugural performance at North Olmsted on Monday with a second show slated for Lake December 3. The schedule notes the November 29 notice.
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N. O
Obertlin Glee Club
North Olmsted
Lake
Agricultural Society Elects Old Directors
The Lorraine Agricultural Society held its annual meeting in Court Ravine No 2 with rain delaying events. President and treasurer presented reports on debt and finances. Nominations were made for officers including H W M Andie, Starr, How, Iagersoll and O B Veabudy.
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Loraine Agricult Society Neid
Harr
Tlendane
Seer Jotha
Leo
Ali Tian
M. Andie A. Og
Starr
Iagersoll
Fish Fatigued by Agh Pure Cream Incident at G Line
A can of pure cream toppled during unloading at the G Line express office sending cream into the sewer and river. The few remaining fish are described as in a frenzied state, gorging as the cream flows.
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Irving
G Line
Better Business Club Plans Monday Meeting
The Tsetter Business club will meet in Chamber of Commerce rooms Monday at 7 20 p.m. to set plans for the next two months. Attendance is essential for the club’s success and depends on as many members as possible being present.
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Tsetter Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy Williams Divorced in Local Custody Case
Dorothy Williams of this city was granted divorce from Harry Williams on grounds of extreme cruelty. She received custody of the minor children, alimony of $209 and support of $14 per week.
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Dorothy Williams
Tudge Redington
Harry William
Mingeholdren
Riverside Milling Man Reports Kissel Theft
Harry Tibbais of the Riverside Milling Co. reports the theft of his Kissel automobile and seeks to connect with the thief who drove it away.
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Harry Tibbais
Riverside Milling Co
Kissel
NTY Fish and Game Club Seeks One Thousand Members
The NTY Fish and Game Club wraps up a member drive with a social of hunting talk prizes and motion pictures. George Schmitkins won a prize, Cleveland placed second, and Monte Tout won a knife. The drive aims to reach at least one thousand members by January 9 with application cards provided by Kellogg Day, Frank Wilford, Del Cleveland, and others.
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NTY Fish and Game Club
County Fish and Game
Ra Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ick
Eting
George Schmitkens
Cleveland
Monte Touts
Wilford
Canyming
Reichard
Adirondacks
Wrether Stevenson
Dr. Curis
H. Lucas
Mexico
del Cleveland
Kellorg
Northern Pacific Railway
Canada
Asing Stevens
H. Kellogg Day
Frank Wilford
Rail workers in Kansas City set to strike at 4:90 p.m.
Two thousand railroad trainmen and yard men from Kansas City plan a strike affecting all railroads entering Kun gas City at 4 90 this afternoon. Officials say local grievances sparked the action, not national issues discussed in Cleveland. The walkout would disrupt Southwest coal shipments.
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Associated Press
Radgan City
Kansas City
Brotherhood of Railway
Kungas City
Atrika
Cleveland
Southwest
Navy to Sell Wool Blankets at Cost in 156 Cities
Washington November 29 thousands of all wool blankets will be sold by the navy department at cost. The offer covers single length blankets at eight dollars and twenty cents and was sent by telegrams to mayors of 156 eastern cities urging promotion by individuals firms or civic associations. The sale is open to all persons in the designated territory.
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Washington
Navy Department
Rocky Mountains
Reds Press Siberian Front In Major Advance
Omsk army retreats on a 165 mile front as Bolshevik forces attempt to resist. A new front is planned in the Irkutsk district. An intercepted Bolshevik radio report claims ten generals were captured and prisoner totals rise. Subarov proclaims a stand along the Semirechinak line, urging continued resistance and promising a Russian counteroffensive.
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Trish
Siberia
Artingkaya- Kalechinskaya
Zokuzhin Sehuchies
Semirechinak
Rue Ati
Gaida
Vladivostok
Khhak
Bolsheviki
Crima
Washington Girl Makes Big Hit With Heir to the British Throne
Milas Margaret Calhoun Simonds of Kington, Maryland, as the only child of Mrs. Callamn, danced with the Prince of War at private Washington parties. She reportedly received a royal call from the prince as she was named matriarch of the House of Mar. The Earl of Mar is Scotland's premier peer, and Miss Simonds also has ties to Columbia and a Confederate reunion acknowledgment in Atlanta.
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Milas
Margaret Calhoun Simonds
Kington
Prince of War
Lton
Miss Simonds
C. Callamn
House of Mar
Earl of Mar
Scotland
Uga
Sarah Calarmods
Johne
Columbia
Atlanta
Miss
Pioneer resident Mrs Hiram Nichols dies at 71 years
Mrs Hiram Nichols of this city died at her home at the corner of West avenue and Second street from age related infirmities. She had lived there for 71 years and helped small town grow into a bustling city. She was mother of the late Mrs J W Sampsell and had a son Delavan who died years ago. Survived by a Los Angeles born brother and three half brothers in other states. Funeral at house Monday at 2 pm with burial at Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Hiram Nichols
West Avenue
Second Street
Nichols
Hu Elyria
J. W. Sampsell
Delavan
Los Angeles
New York
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Amert Woman Saves Tot After Explosion
Amherst Ohio. November 29. Mrs El A Timons rushed through a blazing room to rescue her two year old child from a coal oil stove explosion. She suffered minor burns while pulling the child to safety.
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Amert
Tot
Amherst
EL A
Timons
Memorial Hospital Admissions And Discharges Report
Admissions today include Richard Wentz, 22 Columbus. Geraldine Johnson, 126 South Pleasant. Florence Vershing, 142 West Bridge. Frances Elwell, 261 West Cond Street. George Stoney. Lt Neuter. Carerkier, 144 Garvin Avenue. At Gates Hospital admitted Sam Seeperster of Wellington and Arthur Fugitt, 657 East River Street. Discharged from Memorial: Mrs A J Hopkins and baby of LaPorte.
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Richard Wentz
Columbus
Geraldine Johnson
South Pleasant Street
Florence Vershing
West Bridge
Frances Elwell
West Cond Street
George 8. Stoney
Lt Neuter
Court
Carerkier
Garvin Avenue
Gates Hospital
Sam Seeperster
Wellington
Arthur Fugitt
East River Street
Memorial
A. J. Hopkins
Baby
LaPorte
Canton Fertilizer Plant 15 Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Wuichete Fertilizer Company plant early today in Canton. The Associated Press report from Dayton notes extensive damage and losses, with preliminary figures indicating about 100 workers affected by the blaze.
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Canton Fertilizer Plant
Associated Pr
Dayton
Marming
Wuichete Fertilizer Company
Girl Hurt Jumping From Moving Street Car
Geraldine Jolnse, an Oberlin girl living in Ples Oberlin, was injured yesterday afternoon when she jumped from a rapidly moving green street car after missing the Lorain stopper. A broken shoulder was found at the hospital. officials say a skull fracture was narrowly avoided.
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Geraldine Jolnse
Ples Oberlin
Moose Club
Probate Court Entries Tie to Local Administrations and Adoptions
Several probate entries report appointments of administrators for Lorain and Elyria estates. The minister Rev. R. E. Neighbour received a license, John Welsh of Elyria is declared epileptic and sent to Gallipolis hospital, and Virginia Dietrich is adopted by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Witz. The will of John Codner was admitted to probate. George Snyder named administrator of Frank Snyder estate, bond 39,000. Mina Crawford appointed administrator of Cecil Warren estate, bond 200.
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Probatop
R. E. Neighbour
Elyria
John Welsh
Gallipols Hospital
Virginia Dietrich
T. J. Witz
John Codner
George Snyder
Frank Snyder
Lorain
Mina Crawford
Cecil Warren
Park Home Dairy Co Incorporated Formed in Columbus
Columbus on Nov 29. The Park Home Dairy Company of Elyria was incorporated for 25000 by A. J. Tahaan and BW. Struthears.
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Park Home Dairy Co
Columbus, O
Park Home Dairy Company of
Elyria
A. J. Tahaan
BW. Struthears
Horning to address Red Cross meeting Monday
Dr J A Horning of Lake division headquarters will address the Elyria Red Cross at the Y M C A Monday evening at 7 o clock, replacing Wednesday. The executive committee will be elected and reports on postwar activities will be given to members.
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J. A. Horning
Lake Division
Elyria Red Cross
Y. M. GC
Hoping
Red Cross
We Society
Ilyria
Miners Face Slow Return as Strike Pressures Persist
Reports indicate about 70 miners on a scale worked on a new plan as mines posted shaft openings. Weather improves nationwide, fueling optimism for resumed work while labor leaders warn most miners may stay away under current terms. Governors mull action. Kansas plans strip mine openings. federal troops considered for Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Opnisi
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Kansas City
Leonard Wood
Central Department
United States Army
Froderick D. Gardner
Movernor
Misguur
Gardner
Jimely
Walker
Hines
AL Gallup
N. M
Baker
Robertson
Oklahoma
Surlk
Jury Report on Newberry Case Expected Today
Grand Rapids Mich November 29 the report of the federal grand jury investigating campaign expenditures involving United States senator Truman H Newberry was expected shortly after jurors assembled. It was believed the session passed with voting on true bills and that the report would be ready this morning after about 350 witnesses testified since October 22.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Federal Grand Jury
Truman
Newberry
United States
Michigan
Temporary alimony granted in Quashnefsky divorce case
Mary Quashnefsky was granted ten dollars per week temporary alimony from August Quashnefsky pending the hearing of their divorce suit.
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Mary Quashnefsky
August Quashnefsky
Wage Scale Fallout Hits Coal Mines Across Nation
Washington reports weeks of fruitless wage negotiations in the bituminous coal industry. Operators show readiness to reopen mines with a 14 percent advance, while federal officials warn that noncooperation could trigger government control. Federal prosecutors are instructed to act against those restricting output as production normalization looms.
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Washington
Istrior Garfield
Vwidlebee
Benorizal
Coe
Department of Justice
Lorain County GOP Endorses Warren G Harding for President
The Lorain County Republican Executive Committee endorsed Warren G Harding for the presidency. A Wednesday meeting at Stetson’s office passed a resolution praising Harding’s Senate record and urging him to seek the Republican nomination, with pledges of united support.
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Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Warren &. Harding
Flal
Ohio
Warren CG. Harding
United States
Seven Arrested at Lorain on Charge of Selling Liquor
Seven men were arrested in Lorain Ohio after a raid by Nav States Revenue Agent and local police on pool rooms and soft drink stands. Whiskey and wines were found hidden in a secret trap door and other places. Nick Vedy pled guilty and was fined $100 while Sylvester Doel pled guilty and was fined $209. The others pled not guilty and faced trial on December 4. Thousands of dollars worth of intoxicating liquors were confiscated.
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Lorain
Nav
Fiocal Polien
George Kas- Apos
Broadwauy
Charies
Mick Veely
Goza Fazeks
Oberlin and Amherst Banks Install Alarms
Due to numerous robberies in Cleveland and frequent bank robberies across Ohio the Amherst Park Bank and the Oberlin People's Bank are installing automatic burglar alarms to deter crime.
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Oberlin
Amherst
Cleveland
Ohio
Amherst Park Bank
Oberlin People’s Bank
Addition to Nurses Home cost to add new wing at Elyria Memorial
A recent building permit report shows Elyria Memorial Hospital plans an addition to the nurses home with an estimated expenditure of 30 000 dollars. The week saw several small permits issued, but the hospital project stands out for its size.
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Rome
Elytia Memoriall Hospital Caime
Kipton Boy Scouts Award Medal in Rat Killing Contest
Kipton Ohio November 29. Medals will be awarded to the scout who kills the largest number of rats in a contest running from today through December 31. A banquet will conclude the rat killing contest.
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Kipton Boy Scouts
Kipton
Meda
Mrs Maury Garry Died After Illness in Cleveland
Mrs Maury Garry widow of John Garry of Cleveland and daughter of W M Dowd of Parkview Court Elyria died Thursday after a short illness in Cleveland Funeral services set for Monday at 9 AM from St Marys Church She is survived by husband three daughters one son one grandchild her father four sisters three brothers and other relatives Oberlin to Pittsfield cement highway plan aids nine miles of detour work by Pittsfield trustees.
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Maury Garry
John Garry
Cleveland
W. ME. Dowd
Parkview Court
St. Marys Church
W. M. Dowd
Joseph Slife
Margaret Coghlan
Gregory
Kiytha
Alice Schwertner
Clowes Land
Chris
Ebyria
Thames
California
Amd Walter
Toledo
County W C T U Denies Tobacco Campaign Report
The Lorain County W C T U denies claims it started a campaign to overthrow the tobacco business. The statement says the group educates against nicotine and specifically the deadly cigarette for youth and does not plan any legislative push beyond existing education efforts.
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Laguedt
Lorain County
W.C T.U
Associated Press
Wc. T. U
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