Grand Jury Opens Real Probe in Kraus Affair
A grand jury is expected to open a real probe into the Kraus affair as Mudania armistice talks near a decisive Anglo French compromise. Turkish violations near Constantinople raise tensions while British officials prepare to address fresh incidents and Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s possible aims to widen Allied rifts.
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Kraus
David M. Church
U. N
London
Constantinople
Chanakis
War Office
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Rance
Great Britain
Charles Murrington
Britia
Mudania
Lloyd George
Orators Lead Ohio Campaign as Harding’s Policy Stirs Debate
The Cleveland dispatch reports in early October that Ohio voters near four weeks from the election weigh governor and senator contests. Democratic Senator Atlee Pomerene attacks tariff costs and GOP omissions while Republican Carmi Thompson promotes Baldwin era unity with President Harding. Democrat A V Donahey and Republican Thompson reshape state issues with national overtones in a close political race.
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William J. Huske
Cleveland
Ohio
Harding
Atlee Pomerene
Republican Congress
Washington
Simeon D. Fess
Seventh
Congress
United States
Thompson
Carmi A. Thompson
A. V. Donahey
Aerial troop trains seen possible by air experts
London reports that a 24 soldier aeroplane has passed tests and gliders can uncouple to land by themselves. Experts say ten planes could move a full infantry company at 100 mph and a division could reach Paris from London in six hours, though field limits remain.
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British
Air Ministry
London
Paris
Restaurant Customer Slain in Mistaken Identity Shootout
In Cincinnati on October 8 Samuel MecDine a 23 year old restaurant patron was shot and killed when startled by three bandits. He grabbed the lunch counter stool losing balance. One gunman mistook his movement and fired the fatal shot. The trio fled with a little over $12.
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Cincinnati
Samuel MecDine
McDine
Manhole Cover Delivers Wild Chase Through Covington
Automobile driver James Gaddo of Hamilton Ohio struck a Covington manhole cover yesterday, displacing it and tumbling. Gaddo, bruised, leaped up as the iron disc pursued him more than half a block, finally crashing into a fence and stopping.
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Cincinnati
James Gaddo
Hamilton
Ohio
Covington
Gaddo
Charity Funds From World Series Draw Critics
Owners of the Giants and Yankees raised $605,475 for the five games but will donate $124,554 from the tie game receipts to charity. After expenses and shares, clubs receive about $82,486.57 while players split $247,809. The Giants divide $111,289.25 among players, about $4,121.82 each, and the Yankees distribute $74,192.73, about $2,967.71 per player.
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New York
Giants
Yanks T.kin
Yank
County Fair Visitors Get Quarters in Jail
MILLERSBURG O Oct 9 The county fair drew crowds to the town. Two men sought hotel rooms but were told all rooms were filled. The clerk offered the jail as sleeping quarters since the last prisoners had been released and the bastile was cleaned, providing a safe place to stay for visitors.
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Millersburg
Editor Shoots Bar Keeper in Jamaica Row
New York report says Harry Sutphin editor of the Queensboro Bulletin shot and killed William Beitmann a bartender in front of Sutphin s apartment in Jamaica He was a former deputy public works commissioner of Queens The two men were together for hours and hired a taxicab about 7 am the chauffeur noted intoxication.
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New York
Harry Sutphin
Queensboro Bulletin
Jamaica
William Beitmann
Sutphin
Queens
Man Dies After Stair Fall in Cincinnati
W H Serdon aged 74 died after a fall from a stairway to his third floor room. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken right arm. Police report the accident occurred last night in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Serdon
Carthage Man Goes to Works for Long Stay
Frank Dye arrested with Albert Bailes at Dog Hollow Carthage township by Deputy Prohibition Inspector Mariner on equor law violations. Dye pleaded guilty and was sent to the Dayton workhouse to work off a $200 fine and costs. Bailes was cleared of connection to the large still found by Mariner.
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Frank Dye
Albert Bailes
Dog Hollow
Carthage Township
Mariner
Dayton
Helwig
Dye
Bailes
County Clerk Receipts and Cases Rise In Five Years
Elyria reports from County Clerk C. M. Williams show five year increases in receipts from 39461 to 67655 and in cases filed from 718 to 1221 reflecting rising clerical business and workload.
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Elyria
C. M. Williams
Giants Clinch 1922 World Series In Fifth Game
The New York Giants won the fifth and final game 5 to 3 to take four of the five for the series. Superior pitching and bench work blamed for the decisive victory as Giants outplayed the Yankees despite fan favoritism toward New York.
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New York Giants
McGrawmen
Giants
Yanks
Athens Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner in Athens
Indications point to a highly successful Ath ens Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held Wednesday evening at the Men s Union, with Colvin K Brown of Washington D C slated to speak on the value of organized effort for community betterment. Over 150 local businessmen expected plus visitors from surrounding counties.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Colvin K. Brown
Washington, D. C
Athens
Nelsonville and
Glouster Chambers of Commerce
Five Good Roads Federations
County Farm Bureau
Calvin B. Brown
Pacific Coast
Middle
West
New England
Obhi e Sackett Preaches at Akron Evang elistic Service
Obhie Sackett known as Young Kid McCoy held evangelistic services at Firestone M E church in Akron. Reverend A T Foster called him a wonderful evangelist and another Moody, saying he converted a score of persons last night.
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Akron
Obhie Sackett
Kid McCoy
Firestone M. E
A. T. Foster
Moody
Infant Mary Maloney Smothered When Carriage Collapses
Cincinnati report states three month old Mary Maloney died when her carriage toppled and blankets covered the infant. Parents were in another room dining for about 15 minutes at the time.
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Cincinnati
Mary Maloney
Harding message and Baker address open mining congress in Cleveland
Notables heard from Cleveland as President Harding relays a message and Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of War and chamber of commerce president, delivers the opener at the twenty fifth annual American mining congress session tonight.
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Cleveland
Harding
Newton D. Baker
Chamber of Commerce
American Mining Congress
Miner killed by live wires at Bailey Run mine
Alfred Nichols aged 23 was fatally injured at 10:30 this morning in the L. D. Poston mine No. 65 Bailey Run when he became entangled in live electric wires. He died shortly after, was from Glenroy, and his body prepared in Athens. His father Alfred Nichols Sr. notified and en route to Athens.
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Chauncey
Alfred Nichols
L. D. Poston
Bailey Run
Glenroy
Athens
Baughman
Legion Pushes New Deal Legislation For Ex Soldiers
The American Legion plans a major drive in Congress for a constructive program to aid World War I veterans. Key aims include draft reform to cover labor and manpower via national emergency powers and the creation of veteran-specific committees in both chambers to centralize legislation affecting ex servicemen. The effort seeks broader veteran input for the 4,000,000 veterans who served in the U S Army during the war.
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J. Bart Campbell
I. N
Washington
American Legion
Congress
Senate
House
United States Army
Kraus financial case nears new revelations this week
Grand jury probes the Kraus case in Pomeroy Ohio as George and Susan Kraus remain separated under court order. Florence Goetz attends Mrs Kraus while a home search yields little light yet reveals possible new leads. The public awaits disclosures on how money moved and who benefited as bankruptcy details emerge.
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Pomeroy
Grand Jury
Kraus
George
Susan Kraus
Florence Goetz
Pomeroy Bend
Peter
Paul
Miss Lienez Harrison Joins First Presbyterian Church
Miss Lienez Harrison from Brooklyn has arrived as assistant pastor at the First Presbyterian Church in Martins Ferry. Dr. C B Wingerd, formerly of Pittsburgh, is the pastor.
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Martins Ferry
Miss Lienez
Harrison
Brooklyn
N. Y
First Presbyterian Schurch
C. B. Wingerd
Pittsburgh
Be a Sawyer Struck by Auto at Derby Roadside
Miss Beatrice Sawyer a graduate of an Ohio university and sister of Mrs. Ned J. Woe was injured when an automobile struck her while walking with a friend along the Derby roadside. She sustained two broken ribs and is convalescing at her rooming house and plans to return to teaching in about two weeks. Her mother Mrs. Elsworth Sawyer of Pleasantville accompanies her.
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Beatrice Sawyer
Ohio University
Ned J. Wo Fe
Derby
Miss Sawyer
Elsworth Sawyer
Pleasantville
Federal fuel distributor urges restraint on coal transport
Washington October 9 Conrad KE Spens appeals to coal operators and shippers to limit movements to normal distribution spheres and asks consumers to buy only grades they are accustomed to, in order to reduce transportation demands.
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Washington
Conrad KE. Spens
Middleport Electric Co Wins Suit in Appeal
The New York Central railroad lost in the U S Supreme Court today in the suit to prevent Middleport Gas and Electric Co from stringing wires across its tracks. The court refused to hear the case on appeal.
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Washington
New York Central Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Middleport Gas & Electric Co
Adamses mark 63rd wedding anniversary at their home
In Wellington on Oct. 9 CC Adams and his wife celebrated their sixty third wedding anniversary at the house where they began housekeeping.
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Wellington
R CC Adams
Youth accused in sensational New Jersey murder confession
Raymond Schneider, in a county office statement, says he witnessed the killing of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills and named a 19 year old friend as the shooter. He says the crime resulted from mistaken identity and describes fleeing after the murder at the Phillips farm near New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Raymond Schneider
Edward Wheeler Ntall
Eleanor Mills
Schneider
Hall
Murder Push Begun By Rebels In Dublin Skirmishes Rise
Corpses of five youths shot to death were found by the roadside near Dublin as heavy firing continued through the night. Free state troops conducted minor operations. eight irregulars were captured in northern Derry with no decisive peace results. Professors and a pastor at Oberlin denounced the Versailles treaty, urging modification for European reconstruction and peace amid France’s tough stance toward Germany.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Free State
Derry
Eamonn de Valera
Flay
Oberlin
Graham, Fullerton
Hannah
Oberlin College
Nicholas van der Pyl
United Congregational Church
Europe
France
Germany
Fake Flask is Being Made to Supply States
Sheffield workers prosper during American prohibition as the Pussyfoot department churns out electro plate and silver opera glasses and cigar cases for the United States. Orders run into thousands with one firm holding fifteen thousand opera glasses, serving as disguised flasks to evade prohibition rules.
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London
Sheffield
United States
America
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Rail and Scale Disputes
The United States Supreme Court refused a rehearing on the Southern Pacific railroad decree. It also denied Toledo Scale Co. an appeal to reopen its case against Computing Scale Co. and accept new testimony. The court declined to review United Shoe Machinery Co. contracts tied to shoes, upholding antitrust rulings.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Toledo Scale Co
Computing Scale Co
United Shoe Machinery Co
Bucyrus Council Rejects Public Health Nurse Budget
Bucyrus council on Tuesday rejected a 2000 dollar appropriation for a public health nurse as part of a 149000 dollar 1923 budget proposal. The plan exceeds the estimated tax income by 75009 dollars under a 4.7 mill levy, prompting fiscal tightening.
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Bucyrus
City Board of Health
Fear River Water Level Cannot Be Maintained
Fear River at Pefiance Ohio faces potential epidemic risk as sewage-laden water floods a shallow stream. City officials urge state aid to repair a weakened dam on the Maumee River four miles below the city to restore water levels and protect the sewer outlets.
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Pefiance
Ohio
Open Lander
Maumee River
Miami and Erie Canal
Cooperation firm to open Buffalo livestock terminal
Buffalo coopera live livestock commission firm directors including two Ohio leaders meet in Buffalo to finalize plans for launching the Buffalo terminal. The operation will be the fifth cooperative firm under a nationwide plan, with four others already handling 323 cars in a recent week.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Peoria
Do You Clean House Systematically
A brief feature promotes systematic house cleaning to reduce effort and wear. It highlights planning, selecting easy to maintain furnishings, and keeping dirt out. The Athens Messenger Information Bureau offers a free booklet with a mailing coupon and two cents for return postage.
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