Lloyd George in Washington Presses US Aid on World Problems
David Lloyd George arrived in Washington to meet President Coolidge and the cabinet, urging renewed American cooperation to settle world issues. He welcomed US help on reparations while cautioning that Germany’s national pride would likely prevent a total collapse of the Reich. He views the reception in the United States as strong and plans a noon White House luncheon with officials.
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Washington
David Lloyd George
England
Coolidge
United States
Lloyd George
White House
Tloyd George
Harvey
London
Hughes
Europe
Woman slain in Elyria home in robbery
Mrs. Anna Hebrand 79 living alone was found murdered in Elyria Ohio another robbery gone wrong. Police say she fought fiercely before a blunt instrument rendered her unconscious and strangling marks indicate death was deliberate. Only $60 secured of $50 000 value. furniture and sewing machine overturned. Two pennies near pocketbooks. Two prior assaults noted two years ago.
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Elyria
Anna Hebrand
American Navy Sends Charts to Rebuild Japanese Hydrographic Office
Washington reports entente cordial as the U S Navy agrees to supply duplicate charts and publications to Japan after the hydrographic department was destroyed by the recent earthquake and fire the Japanese admiralty will be greeted with needed materials.
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Washington
Hydrographic Department
Japan
Denby
Tokio
Woman's morgue visit puzzles hospital staff
Mrs. Sadie Neuman of Cincinnati went to the morgue first after claiming to be knocked down by a car. She then went to the hospital where doctors said she likely had internal injuries.
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Sadie Neuman
Cincinnati
Sadie
O’brien
United States and Britain consider broader reparations conference
Semi official circles report preliminary talks among United States England and other powers on an international reparations conference beyond Versailles plans. Premier Baldwin may outline policy on reparations and Rhineland republic but doubts linger over bold new moves amid party divisions and domestic concerns.
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London
United States
England
Dail
Foreign Office
Stanley Baldwin
Plymouth
Rhineland
Baldwin
Fight starts on Woodland avenue ends in stabbing
A dispute over klan activities led to a fight on Woodland avenue between E. J. Ferry, 55, and Edward Gaston, 22. Gaston suffered a neck gash and stab wounds requiring stitches and was treated by Dr. C. E. Howe. Ferry faced cutting with intent to kill charges and was released on $500 bond after arraignment.
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Woodland Avenue
E. J. Ferry
Edward Gaston
Oe Avenue
Ferry
Gaston
C. E. Howe
McKinley
Cady
Helwig
Grand Jury
Uncle Sam Expects Over 150000 From World Series
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reports Uncle Sam's share from the world series will exceed 150000 dollars. Government seat tax totals 106008 dollars, with additional income taxes from players managers and owners to follow.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Forbes Drug and Graft Probe Sparks Senate Inquiry
The article reports two federal probes into the Veterans Bureau under Colonel Charles R. Forbes. Investigations target missing drugs at Perryville and an alleged hospital-construction kickback scheme. Forbes considers testifying and plans a defense using letters from the late President Harding.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Senate
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Perryville
Forbes
Department of Justice
Senate Committee
John F. O’ryan
Probin
International
New York City
International News Service
Youy
Harding
Former Ohio star athlete honored by Greek king for Balkan relief
Carl F. Stockdale, Ohio University alumnus and three‑sport letterman, returned home decorated by King George I for aiding Macedonian refugees. He also received the cross of the Order of the Holy Redeemer and a Patriarch Melateor letter of thanks, plus an Athos visit invitation. Stockdale previously directed American Red Cross relief in western Thrace.
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Carl F. Stockdale
Ohio University
Greece
King George
Order of the Holy Redeemer
Balkans
Melateor
Mount Athos
America
Mr. Stockdale
Stocky
Ohio
Cleveland
Stockdale
Europe
Or Ae
Mediterranean
Jater
American Red Cross
Thrace
Red Cross
Near East
Patriarch
French cabinet discusses reparations commission action
Paris Ot 25 The French cabinet with the President in the chair decided the inter allied reparations commission is free to determine its course on the reparations note submitted yesterday. The cabinet held the note insufficient to warrant action and approved orders to Rhineland occupation forces to maintain order and refrain from aiding or opposing the Rhineland republic.
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Paris
Rhineland
Riots in Frankfort on Main Kill Three Persons
Three people were killed and many injured in riots in Frankfort on Main today. Police say the violence broke out in the city center following a confrontation between rival groups.
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Frankfort
Main
Maniac Slashes Passengers On Santa Fe Train Near La Junta
A maniac with a long bladed knife stabbed three passengers and the conductor of Santa Fe train No. 7 near La Junta, Colo., before travelers overpowered and killed him. Conductor Dubler was wounded. the attacker, Talesfero Candellaria, 55, of Monrovia, California, apparently recent Paterson sanitarium inmate, died.
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Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
la Junta
Dubler
Talesfero
Candellaria
Monrovia
Cal
Paterson Sanitarium
Carpenter Dave Ruch Held on Failure to Provide Charge
ColumBIPS Ohio Oct 24 Police arrest Dave Ruch 41 a carpenter and hold him for Summit County sheriff on a claim of failure to provide in the custody of local authorities pending extradition or further action.
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Columbips, CO
Dave Ruch
Carpenter
Summit County
Greece Battle Rages as Loyalists Gain Ground
Fighting continues in northern Greece with government troops routing rebels near Liviere-Loures and near Tripolitza. Metaxis allegedly directing rebels from captivity denied and police seize documents at his home. December election remains on schedule as Premier Gonatas vows punishment for rebellion leaders.
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Athens
Greece
Tripolitza
M. Metaxis
Gonatas
Liviere-Loures
Metaxis
Athens High to Escort Players to Ohio State Iowa Game
Superintendent Stailey Principal Harshman and Coach Rockhill secured tickets for the varsity game in Columbus this Saturday for the Athens high school football squad. No local game that day, so players will travel by car with at least 12 more seats needed. Those driving to Columbus with spare room should contact the high school at once.
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Stailey
Harshman
Rockhill
Athens High School
Columbus
Stanley
Hole County Mardi Gras Celebration In Athens
Athens Kiwanis Club sponsors a county wide Halloween event on October 30 in Court Street closed area from West Union to Mill. Bands, fireworks from North Hill, grand march led by Major O M Johnson, prize judging for costumes, dancing committee led by Carl Stewart, music by Emmett Parker. Olwo University groups participate. plans still developing for likely historic celebrations.
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Athens
Athens Kiwanis Club
Court Street
West Union
Mill Streets
North Hill
M. Johnson
Carl Stewart
Emmett Parker
Olwo University
Crown Prince Seeks Passport to Leave Holland Island
The former German crown prince, exiled on Holland Island, has officially asked Holland for permission to depart and to obtain a passport. He stated to German officials that he holds no monarchist aims and would not support the royalist movement in Germany.
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Paris
Holland
Hague
L'Information
Germany
German Rhineland separatists extend the republic
Foreign office in Paris reports German separatists in the Rhineland are expanding the movement. Soden Gaissenheim and Andernach are named as included while Erchelenz is abandoned by the secessionists.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Rhineland
Soden
Gaissenheim
Andernach
Erchelenz
Barnes Named Acting Postmaster at St Clairsville
Rodney Barnes of St Clairsville Ohio is recommended as acting postmaster by Congressman B F Murphy. Barnes a former Belmont county clerk of courts succeeds Democrat Richard S Ryan.
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ST. Clairsville
Rodney Barnes
Congresman
B. F. Murphy
Barnes
Belmont County
Richards. Ryan
Cotton Spindle Count Hits 87.5 Million On Oct 1
Preliminary Commerce figures show 87 million seven hundred forty nine thousand seven hundred six cotton spinning spindles in operation nationwide as of October 1.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Gary Cites U S Independent In Business Outlook
Elbert H. Gary president of the American Steel & Iron Institute told the annual dinner that Europe faces a grim fate and America can help only by example. He described the United States as independent in business progress and prosperity with an excellent outlook.
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New York
Europe
Elbert H. Gary
American Steel & Iron Institute
America
Gary
Tron and Steel Institute
United States
German Secessionists Gain Control in Crefeld as Strife Rages
Communists call for a general strike as clashes erupt across western Germany. Crefeld falls under separatist control after royalist forces run low on ammunition, with nine officers killed and many wounded in the district.
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Germany
Poliee
Crefeld
Aachen
Rhineland
Crefold
Berlin
Munich
Rhineland Palatinate
Ludwigshafen
Palatinate
Bavaria
Hamburg
Wandsbek
Reichswehr
Harburg
Last Stable in Wooster Surrenders to Cars
The long time Ben Smith livery stable in Wooster has been leased by the Square garage operators. The building will be torn down to make way for a new garage, marking the end of an era for horse drawn transport in the city.
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Wooster, O
Dobbin
Ben Smith
Wooster
Square Garage
Giant liner Leviathan set for quick return to New York
A radiogram from the American liner Leviathan reports repairs to the turbine after a gale damaged engines. The steamship now speeds toward port at full speed and is due to reach on Saturday before departing Sunday for New York.
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London
Leviathan
Mid- Atlantic
New York
Joint meeting on freight charges planned in Pittsburgh
The state utilities commission will meet with the Pennsylvania utilities commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission in Pittsburgh next month to discuss proposed increases in iron and steel freight charges in both states.
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Columbus, CO
State Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
Iron and Steel
Four Reports To Speed Ohio Election Returns
Secretary of State Thad H. Brown outlines a new plan to speed election returns in Ohio. Boards of elections will submit four standardized reports on election night to provide uniform, rapid tallies across all 88 counties.
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Columbus
Thad H. Brown
Boards of Elections
Ohio
Brown
Secretary of State
Mer, Brown
Western Union Telegraph Co
Movies for convicts in Brixton prisons
Home Office approves kinema voting in Brixton penal institutions. Inmates gain access to films, many from America, as part of prisoner entertainment and engagement policy.
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London
Bri
America
ForgER Fall With Scheme
A man impersonating Swift & Company auditor C. P. Thompson was arrested in Cincinnati after a hotel check bundle and credentials were found. He admitted to forging and attempting to draw 1685.22 in checks, claiming a prior ten year sentence in Michigan. Police say a bank clerk tipped off authorities.
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Cincinnati
C. P. Thompson
Swift & Company
Cago
Geteo~tives
Huna
Ty. Va
Harry Hirsch
Jackson
Mich
Michigan Penitentiary
Hirsch
Huntington
Cc.p. Thompson
Auditory Swift & Company
Swift
Railroad Theft Strikes Amiens as Rails Vanish Piece by Piece
In Amiens France thefts of railroad material escalate with rails and components disappearing in fragments. Local troops report ongoing losses as pieces are carried away one by one, signaling a coordinated or opportunistic plundering pattern.
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Amiens
France
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