Lloyd George Defeated in Commons Sparks Crisis in Britain
In London October 24 the Lloyd George government suffered a sharp Commons defeat 185 to 113 on a minor amendment to the alien bill. The vote signals parliamentary hostility to the cabinet with calls for resignation or a new ministry after potential coalition strain.
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ED. L. Keen
United Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Home
Shortt
the Chronicle
Post
Commons
Mail
Es Ily
Ews
Arthur J. Balfour
Lord Curzon
Council
Traitor Executed by Firing Squad in Paris
Pierre Lenoir implicated in the Bolo Pasha and Caillaux treason cases was shot by a rifle squad in Paris after being allowed to sit due to partial paralysis. Three reporters who sneaked into the enclosure to witness the execution were arrested.
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Paris
Pierre Lenoir
Bolo Pasha
Joseph Caillaux
Prices on potatoes confuse Cleveland households
Cleveland residents react to a fair price list with questions as markets show potato quotes at 2 dollars per bushel and 1.50 dollars on the Market.
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Cleveland
Harvard Students Threaten Jazz Band Over Meal Music
Cambridge mass ed 24 Harvard students demand music with meals and threaten a collection to hire a jaz band if college authorities do not provide digest ive harmonies.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Sereno Lodge 479 Holds Regular Meeting With Two Candidates
The Sereno Lodge No. 479 holds a regular meeting at 7 o clock with two candidates in the second degree. All members are requested to attend. Visiting brother H. V. Porter, N. G., attended.
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Sereno Lodge No
Banquet Tonight Will Be Success
Carl Baer known as the big man of the west arrived in Athens for his address at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet in the Elk club rooms. Ticket sales reached 150 by noon with more on the way. The banquet begins at 6 30 with orchestral music and cats. Baer’s speech is expected to be a major event.
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Carl Baer
West
Mississippi
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Elk Club
Atty. Baer
State to classify first grade high schools into A B C
The Ohio State Superintendent announces that first grade high schools will be graded after December 1 in classes A B and C. Athens county lists twelve schools including Athens Nelsonville Albany Amesville and Glouster with criteria for each class based on standards and administration.
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Pearson
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Canaanville
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
New Marshfield
Stewart
Root
Cameron Brothers Buy Major Portion of Sloane Block
Cameron Brothers Charles and Henry Cameron have purchased nearly the whole Sloane block on North Court street Canton. The sale includes the Columbia theatre Littler bakery Fulton grocery and the hotel section. They expect possession soon and will not make changes to the structure immediately. William Nolte sues for divorce alleging his wife barred him from a bed in the home he furnished.
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Cameron Brothers
Charles
Henry Cameron
Sloane
North Court Street
B. Sloane
Ravenscroft Cigar Store
Court Street
Cameron
Columbia Theatre
Littler Bakery
Fulton Grocery
Canton
William Nolte
Labor Struggles Tighten as Steel and Rail Unions Move
Washington reports mounting labor action as a steel strike looms and railroad brotherhoods seek federation backing. Gompers calls for international union talks while Secretary Wilson pushes a new coal wage deal and eight hour day. A planned miners railway alliance eyes mine and line nationalization.
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Washington
United Press
Natonal
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Illinois Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Wilson
Brotherhoods of
Senate Labor Committee
D. C. Vanburen
Gary
Ind
Department of Justice
Miners to Talk Over Strike in West Virginia
A delegation of miners is expected in Charleston for talks on the threatened coal strike and conditions in the Guyan field. Cabin Creek meetings last night selected delegates, and rumors of a further Guyan invasion were not substantiated.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. VA
Guyan Field
Cabin Creek
Guyan
President Wilson gains strength, no new report issued
The White House bulletin at 10 20 A M reports the President continued to gain strength with nothing further to report. A social note announces a dance at Johnson's Hall Chauncey on Saturday night October 25 with refreshments and invitation to all.
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Washington
Wilson
Chauncey
Johnson's Hall
Bolshevism Found in Ohio Steel City
Senator Harding presented the Youngstown chamber of commerce appeal to the Senate asking the Department of Justice to send investigators to stamp out Bolshevism in the Youngstown steel district. Extracts of speeches were attached.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Youngstown
Senate
Harding
Ohio
Youngstown Chamber of Commerce
Open shop endorsed by American Iron and Steel Institute
In New York on October 24 the American Iron and Steel Institute backed the open shop. The resolution praised Judge Elbert H. Gary of U S Steel for supporting the open shop at the Washington industrial conference. Gary argued non union labor is broad in share and the open shop serves the community, noting improvements where steel work resumes after strikes.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Washington
Gary
Epocee
Final championship game set for Sunday in Millfield Jacksonville
The title contest between Millfield and Jacksonville will be played Sunday afternoon at Millfield. Jacksonville seeks revenge after a 4 0 defeat at home last Sunday and aims for an undefeated season. Earich and Simpson may pitch with Corbin behind the plate, while Ginnan and Brown pace Jacksonville’s battery. The season ends with this game.
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Millfield
Jacksonville
Earich
Simpson
Corbin
Ginnan
Brown
Train Hits Wagon Carrying School Children in Fog
A Cloveleaf passenger train struck a wagon carrying school children one mile south of McClure Ohio in heavy fog. Two were killed and seven injured including Ruth Anderson 12 and Lillian Anderson 9 with severe head injuries and internal trauma.
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Toledo
McClure
Ohio
Earl Thratt
Ruth Anderson
Lillian Anderson
Arthur Anderson
Hazel Rousch
Velma Thoman
Charles Rousch
Freida Beavers
Mildred Thratt
Anderson
Mystery Room to Be Featured at The Plains Social
The Plains Saturday evening program announces a Mystery Room activity open after 6 P M with pies cake homemade candy and a jolly good time for all. The event aims to unite old and young in a school and community benefit and invites everyone to attend.
Sugar worth 12 million pounds traced in New York
New York report says Arthur Williams federal food administrator continued his search for 12,000,000 pounds of sugar believed stored in New York and marked for export. He traced the sugar through ten sales but cannot locate the real owner. The government could not seize sugar already marked for export.
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New York
Arthur Williams
Williams
Copper Wire Case From Kimberly Capsizes Plea Deals
Charles Rizer of Kimberly was arrested at noon by Sheriff Parker for contempt of court and jailed. Indicted for stealing copper wire from a coal mine he changed his plea from not guilty to guilty but failed to appear, facing a fine and costs near one hundred dollars. Another defendant, Wash Bircher, likewise pled guilty to a similar charge and paid a fifty dollar fine plus sixty five dollars in costs.
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Kimberly
Charles Rizer
Parker
Rizer
Wash Bircher
Newark Traces Kidnapped Hamption Babe to City
Police in Newark believe they have traced three year old Billy Danzey, kidnapped from Hammon ton New Jersey weeks earlier, to a woman and child seen on the streets. Mrs Mary Ellsworth Fuller, Newark social worker, reported the pair after meeting them and buying underwear for the child at a local department store. The woman claimed they had just arrived on a Baltimore and Ohio train. No further trace has been found.
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Newark
Billy Danzey
Hammonton N. J
Hammonton
Mary Ellsworth Fuller
Newark Social Workers
Billy Pittsburg
Baby Danzey
Bloodhounds Trail Thief to Chauncey Scene
Sheriff Parker dispatched bloodhounds to a chicken coop burglary near Lancaster after James Griffith reported seeing an intruder with fowls. The trail led to Cunningham’s home area, but local wife said he was in Chauncey, and Cunningham was not at his house.
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Lancaster Ee
Parker
Rome
Ebony
Jam Cunningham
James Griffith
Cunningham
Chauncey
Robber Steals From Open Safe In Cleveland Scene
A lone thief, seen by many pedestrians in Cleveland, steadied inside a back alley and robbed an open safe of 886 dollars plus 126 dollars in casual currency. Police pursued but captured no immediate apprehension.
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Cleveland
How the Other Half Lives in Old Country in Canton Ohio
An Austrian resident in Canton worries about family back in the old country as war hardships in the United States prompt aid shipments. He receives a letter with shoes and comforts from his wife and children. She notes their wellbeing and plans future help while his $1,700 remains in the savings bank.
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Canton
Austria
United States
Postamster
W. D. Caldwell
Old Country
Savings Bank
Millfield to Host Final Championship Game
Millfield meets Jacksonville in the last game of the season Sunday at 2 30 p m in Millfield to decide the championship series.
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Millfield
Jacksonville
Queen Elizabeth Advocates Coeducation and Votes for Women
On a private car en route to New York Queen Elizabeth voices views on coeducation women’s suffrage and educational exchange with Belgium. She backs specialized social work for women while stopping short of militant suffrage and suggests cross national professorships and language education to foster U S Belgium ties.
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Don Chamberlain
King Albert
New York
United States
Belgium
Queen Elizabeth
Harrisburg
Prince Leopold
Leopold
Elizabeth
America
Emslavere
Rockefeller Jr and the looming industrial peace day
The article reports a tense labor situation with 000,000 workers on strike and warns of a climax in the industrial scene by November 1. It centers on John D. Rockefeller Jr as a pivotal figure in attempts to curb costs and steer negotiations.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
John Feller Jr
Soa
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Jr
Zanesville Visits Athens In Crucial Preseason Game
Athens prepares for a vital contest with Zanesville as Coach Mackie drills the squad in signals during first practice in darkness. Zanesville, a heavy team, is expected to test the locals and shift momentum early in the schedule.
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Athens
Mackie
Zanesville
Permits to Wed for Carl Smith and Anna Turner
Carl Smith a 26 year old motorman of New Marshfield and Anna M. Turner of Athens receive marriage licenses. The Christian church ladies group plans a market aTie sale at the church.
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Carl Smith
New Marshfield
Anna M. Turner
Athens
of the
Christian Church
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