Daytons Egg Attack Diminishes Ku Klux Klan March
Thousands line the sidewalk as 1,828 Klansmen parade from Central Parkway to Fifth Street in Cincinnati. Four local men attack with eggs and rotten vegetables. police intervene. Crowd and police manage the scene with minimal disruption.
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Commercial Tribune
West
Fifth Street
Dayton (Co
Baltimore and Ohio
Fifth and Baymiller Streets
Clyde W Osborne
Columbus
Klan
Ohio
Central Parkway
Race Street
Glasgow students clash in massive egg fight over rector election
In Glasgow University a rector election erupts into violence as 4,000 supporters of Austen Chamberlain and G. K. Chesterton throw 20 000 rotten eggs and fruit. Chamberlain wins with 1 242 votes, Chesterton 1 968, Webb 285. co eds fight elsewhere with no reported female injuries.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Glasgow University
Austen Chamberlain
G. K. Chesterton
Sidney Webb
Chamberlain
Chesterton
Webb
N. Y
No Need To Walk So Far In Your Search For Rooms
Advertisement copy urging readers to use the Commercial Tribune Classified Ads for finding rooms, apartments, or houses. Highlights convenience of Sunday rental columns and quick selection, emphasizing transportation, privacy, and rental price.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver society man to wed after shooting case
Court land S. Dines, a Denver clubman, announces plans to marry Miss Helen Gibson the day after a New Year’s Day 1924 shooting incident in Los Angeles that involved Mabel Normand and Edna Purviance. Gibson’s mother is Mrs W M Gibson. Normand’s chauffeur, Greer, testified in the case and was acquitted. Dines is the son of Tyson S. Dines, a wealthy Denver attorney.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Courtland S. Dines
Mabel Normand
Edna Purviance
Los Angeles
Helen Gibson
W. M. Gibson
H.A. Greer
Gourtland Dines
Dines
Tyson S. Dines
Duke Widow Lilian Duke Dies After Long Poverty
Mrs. Lilian N. Duke widow of James B. Duke dies in her West Eighty eighth street music studio after two cerebral hemorrhages. Once mistress of a vast fortune, she lived in poverty and taught music in recent years. Her ex husband left most of his large estate to his second wife and daughter. no provision was made for her.
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New York
Lillian N. Duke
James B. Duke
West Eighty-eighth Street
Duke
Newport
Jean de Reszke
Fifth Avenue
Camden
N. J
Red Rooters fined for beer possession in St Louis trip
John Rosskopf and Leonard Schwab of the Loyal Red Baseball Rooters pleaded guilty to possessing beer on the rooters' trip to St Louis in spring. Each was fined $390 by Federal Judge Faris, Garry Herrmann and others involved discharged on liquor warrants. Thirteen half-barrels of 3.94 percent beer were found at Hotel Satler. witnesses described rooters in costumes with beer pitchers.
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ST. Louis
John Rosskopf
Leonard Schwab
Loyal Red Baseball Rooters
Cincinnati
Faris
Garry” Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Loyal Red Rooters
United States
Atkins
Prohibition
Rooters
Hotel Satler
Roskopf
Schwab
Four arrested after Statler raid target Rosskopf and associates
Rosskopf and Schwab with August Herrmann and five Loyal Rooters were seized on April 24 after the Statler raid. Rosskopf resides at 495 Gilbert Avenue and Schwab is assistant superintendent of the Cincinnati Baseball Park. The five rooters dismissed are Bart Horton Harry Asmann William Petry 5. Von Bargen and C. R. Hall.
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Rosskopf
Schwab
August Herrmann
Loyal Rooters
Statler
Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Rooters
Bart Horton
Harry Asmann
William Petry
5. von Bargen
C. R. Hall
Ontario plebiscite day ends for liquor question
Premier Ferguson told the Hotel Keepers' Association that the plebiscite day has passed and the province will decide its temperance policy and assume full responsibility and consequences.
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Toronto
Ontario
Ferguson
Dartmouth Beats Harvard 32 to 9 in Cambridge
Dartmouth defeats Harvard 32 to 9 at Cambridge in front of 53000 fans. Oberlander stars with 122 rushing yards 123 passing yards and two touchdowns as Lane adds two scores and Crosby returns punts, delivering the Green’s third straight win over the Crimson and fourth of the season.
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Dartmouth
Harvard
Crimson
New Hampshire Steam Roller
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Heft
New Hampshire
Green
Oberlander
Miles Lane
Lane
Cheek
Crosby
Howe
Diehl
Tully
Yale Eleven Defeats Brown 20 to 7 in Dedication Game
Yale powered past Brown 20 to 7 before 28 000 at Brown field, with Kline Allen and Noble scoring for Yale and Keefer hitting for Brown. The Mighty Elf Machine showed sharp running and passing as Yale matched its high reputation.
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Yale
Brown
Mighty Elf Machine
Bears
Associated Press
Providence
R. L
Pennsylvania
Brown Field
Keefer
Bunnell
Dixon
Kline
Pilate Scccoks
Broda
Morey Webster
Allen
Noble
Eight Honorary Degrees Conferred At Jubilee of Hebrew Seminary
Jubilee exercises at Hebrew Union College mark its fiftieth birthday with eight Doctor of Hebrew Law degrees conferred on seven rabbis and one layman who declined the honor. Adolph S. Ochs led the endowment drive, but declined his own degree on religious grounds, influencing others to withhold their names. The ceremony drew hundreds of rabbis from across the country and was held in the college chapel amid crowded attendance.
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Jubilee of Hebrew Seminary
Adolph S. Ochs
Hebrew Union College
Central Conference of American Rabbis
New York Times
Campagn
Ochs
Ludwig Vogelstein
New York
Cyrus Adler
Philadelphia
Edward N. Calisch
Richmond
Hyman G. Enelow
New York City
Samuel H. Goldenson
Pittsburgh
Israel I. Mattuck
London
England
David Philipson
Cincinnati
Samuel Schulman
Abram Simon
Washington, D. C
Calisch
Rabbi Mattuck
Adler
Dr. Schulman
Simon
Philipson
American Bis
Enelow
London Rings Heist Nets £80,000 In Jewelry
Bond Street shop window smashed by a youth with a mallet. A tray of rings valued at about £80,000 was carried away. In Illinois, four armed men robbed the West McHenry State Bank at 11 am, taking $13,000 in cash and $4,600 in gold from the vault.
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Bond Street
London
Associated Press
Mchenry
Ill
West McHenry
Seattle robbery hits six safety boxes at vault loot spreads 75000
A. W. Leonard of Seattle notified by wire that six safety deposit boxes in a Seattle vault were looted of valuables totaling about 75000. Leonard, guest of John H. Perry publisher and head of the American Press Association, stayed to obtain details of the robbery.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fila
A. W. Leonard
Seattle
Wash
Stone & Webster Power and Traction
Northwest
Leonard
John H. Perry
American Press Association
Nelfred
Denison Bears Beat Cincinnati in Muddy Nippert Showdown
Denison University defeated Cincinnati 24 to 12 in a rain soaked mud game at Nippert Stadium. Shorty Klein starred for Cincinnati with two touchdowns and numerous gains but Denison answered with a score each period and held on as the Bearcats failed to turn the tide.
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Denison University
University of Cincinnati
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Bearcats
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Bearcat
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Cincinnati
Klein
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Shorty” Klein
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Herman
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Prosser
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Borneman
Man
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Tlie
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Ae Ag
Luff
Meeks
San.k
League Debates Greece Bulgaria Crisis and Panagiolos Downfall
Geneva reports the League of Nations poised to act on the Greco Bulgarian dispute. Greece may bear penalties if it withdraws troops or seeks indemnity, while Panagiolos faces political collapse. Bulgaria praised for restraint as Italy's Mussolini is sought for guidance.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
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League of Nations
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Balkans
Mussolini
Corfu
Bulgaria
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Briand
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France
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Brazil
Buero
Uruguay
Count Quinones de Leon
Spain
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Italy
Europe
Copyright
N. Y
Greece Refuses to Withdraw Troops as Balkan Crisis Looms
Paris reports Greece will not pull its soldiers from Bulgarian soil despite League of Nations efforts to avert war. Greece seeks reparations before retreat, prompting Briand to warn that Greece bears responsibility for potential outcomes. Petrich bombardment worsens tensions ahead of Monday council session.
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Arno Dosch Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Greece
Council of the
League of Nations
Balkans
Briand
Pangalos
Carpanos
Council
Petrich
N. Y
Gloria Swanson Arrest Warrant Issued in Contempt Case
New York Oct. 24 An order to arrest Gloria Swanson moving picture actress for contempt of court was signed by Supreme Court referee Robert M Marsh. She is to be held at Ludlow Street Jail until paying a $250 fine after failing to appear as a witness in a custody suit brought by Janet Beecher against Dr Richard R Hoffmann.
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Associated Press
New York
Gloria Swanson
Robert M. Marsh
Supreme Court
Ludlow Street
Europe
Janet Beecher
Richard R. Hoffmann
Trial Set for Wilson in Kellum Murder Case
Georgetown Colorado October 24 The trial of William Henry Wilson under indictment for the murder of Sheriff George P Kellum Brown County was set today for November 16.
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Associated Press
Georgetown, CO
William Henry Wilson
George P. Kellum
Brown County
Cyclone Sinks 40 Ships in Persian Gulf Toll Reaches Thousands
Reports from Bushire Persia describe the worst cyclone in living memory with forty vessels sunk. Early estimates put the death toll from 1,000 to as high as 7,000 as the storm lashes the Persian Gulf coast near Bushire and Karachi on October 24.
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Persian Gulf
Associated Press
Karachi
India
Bushire
Persia
Rebels Hold Damascus Amid Destructive Bombardment
Fighting rages in Damascus with two thirds under rebel control and a French led bombardment. Casualties exceed four thousand as fires ravage Medan and surrounding quarters. Foreign residents seek refuge at Scottish Hospital while calls rise for League of Nations redress.
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Palestine
Damascus
Shanghour
Érich
Saliheeyeh
Medan
Bizooreeyeh
Hamadeepah
Midhat Pasha
Adhim House Museum of
Amon
Syria
League of Nations
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Naval court inquires into Lansdowne article
The naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster asked if a posthumous Saturday Evening Post piece by the late Commander Zach ary Lansdowne is authentic and complete. The court may add the article to its record if confirmed.
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Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah
Saturday Evening Post
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Navy Department
Bureau of Standards
Universalists approve right to conscientious refusal of warfare
At the Universalist General Convention in Syracuse on October 24 a resolution recognizing the right of members to refuse to participate in warfare on conscientious grounds passed after a lengthy debate.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Universalist General Convention
Universalist Church
Bulgaria Readies to Repel Invasion as Refugees Flee Macedonia
Sofia reports Bulgaria will use force to defend its territory amid a Greek advance into Macedonia. Volunteers flock to aid as Red Cross strains with refugees fleeing impassable roads, some dying from exhaustion. Belgrade remains sympathetic while Bulgarian troops vow to halt Greek progress.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ministry of National Defense
Macedonia
Red Cross
Petrich
Demirhissar
Marescostinovo
Belgrade
Jugo- Slavia
Bulgaria's Postwar Cap on Forces Under Neuilly Treaty Terms
The Neuilly treaty caps Bulgaria's total military at 20,000 volunteers with a 3,000-strong frontier guard and up to 10,000 armed gendarmes and police. No military or naval aircraft are allowed. For every 1,000 men, Bulgaria may field two light trench mortars with 1,000 rounds each, two heavy trench mortars with 600 rounds, and three guns or howitzers with 1,000 rounds each.
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Neuilly
Bulgaria
Bulgaria mobilizes with Comitadjis to reinforce Melnik
Dispatches via Belgrade report Bulgaria is mobilizing. Jugo-Slavian sources say forty Comitadjis bands are en route to Melnik to reinforce the army.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Comitadjis
Melnik
Melnik Advances Ten Miles From Petrich Under Fire
Melnik lies ten miles northeast of Petrich as Greek shellfire previously reported continues. The brief notes bombardment activity affecting the border town area with tense military activity surrounding control lines.
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Melnik
Petrich
Greek Artillery Resumes Bombardment on Macedonian Front
Reuters dispatch from Sofia reports Greek artillery on the Macedonian frontier resumed firing at 5 30 PM and Greek infantry advancing toward Petrich. Bulgarian authorities are said to have evacuated ten villages, seven of which Greek forces have occupied.
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London
Associated Press
Reuter
Sofia
Petrich
Federal "Eye on Ball" Said to Be For Navy Men
Investigators from the District Attorney's office probe a Halloween masquerade ball planned at a Los Angeles hotel next Saturday. Invitations bore Mrs. W. G. McAdoo's name and other society figures, sparking questions if the event honors naval officers or serves promoter profits.
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Federal
Ball
NAVY
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Distri Attorney’s
United States Battle Fleet
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Keyes
Drop Stokes Appeal Wife to Keep Children
Denver October 24 The Colorado Supreme Court struck from records the appeal of W E D Stokes over custody of his children after his attorneys failed to prosecute the appeal. Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes was awarded custody of Muriel nine and James eleven by Denver Juvenile Court on February 3 1920. The ruling declared the marriage a crime against society and the young woman and found the father unfit for custody though the children would remain under state guardianship while with Mrs Stokes.
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Denver
Col
Failoss
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
State Supreme Court
Colorado
Supreme Court
Stokes
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