Lloyd George resigns as British prime minister amid Unionist repudiation
London reports David Lloyd George announces resignation after Unionist caucus at the Carlton Club repudiates his coalition ministry. The Liberal and Liberal-Welsh coalition ends, with conservatives poised to form a government under Austen Chamberlain and Lloyd George expected to resign. Funeral and social notes from City columns accompany the dispatch.
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Carlton Club
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Inlord George
Bandit Linked to Ohio Gang in Erie Bank Robbery
Police search for a suspect identified by Cleveland fingerprints as a gang member tied to a bold Erie hold up. The man, known alias Kurtz, previously released on bail, was implicated after revolver findings and past bank job claims. Investigators link him to a broader Ohio crime network and a separate Me Fann meeting place.
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Baia
Lincoln
Erie
J. Kurty
Kurtz
Oil City
Vesavosnty
Kurty
Cleveland
Ohio City
Me Fann
Famane
Famane Cowliny Hill Gag. the Reco of Ste Gann
Westert
Funeral arrangements noted for prominent figures in York area
Fragment confirms funeral services for multiple notable individuals in York and surrounding counties. Details reference Milford and Hanover with connections to city burials and official ceremonies. Further specifics are unavailable due to fragmented text.
Arcadia Tragedy as Greeks Flee Thrace Exodus
In Constantinople authorities seal Arcadia corridor allowing hundreds of thousands of Greeks and Armenians to abandon Thrace for food. Families separate as refugees march through mud under relief efforts, hunger and exposure expanding the crisis. The eastern population bears the burden while pledges to an embargo fail amid panic.
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United Press
Constantinople
Thrace
Drobyere
Mms
Auto Collides With Train Injuring Four Near North East
Four teenagers were injured when a Ford car carrying four occupants collided with a New York Central freight train at a crossing on the Buffalo road near North East. Two were in Hunt hospital with serious injuries. the Denim girl and Capriss were thrown from the car and the machine overturned. The driver and another passenger escaped with minor bruises. Both groups are described as eighteen years old, residents of North East and Sherman, NY.
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Mou Kin Yaiger
Iwan
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New York
Buffalo Road
New York State
Hunt Hospital
Sib U'Alyot
Sith
Rissa Tie Sachin
Dory Deviin
Ty Hopking
Nellie Plackenpile
North Pi
Sherman
Big Rail Merger Rumored In Major Lineup
Leaders of three top U.S. railroads with a combined capital of 1.7 billion and about 1,000 miles of track discussed a possible merger in New York. The plan would merge Burlington Northern Pacific and Milwaukee Great Northern Chicago Terre Haute South Western and related lines, with a hearing at the Interstate Commerce Commission on November 17. Large-scale consolidation would require ICC approval before any actual merger.
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New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Tt
J. P. Morgan Hand Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Interstate Commerce
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Thurlington
Ohio
Great Western
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Spokane
Portland
Seatte
Milwaukee
Great Norther
Chicago
Terre Haute
South Western
Duluth
Tourange
Dulugh
Missale
Northern
Green Bay
Western
Seattle
Tutte
British Premier Last Of "Big Four" Versailles Leaders
Fragmented OCR recounts the decline of Lloyd George and the other three leaders of the Versailles peace conference. It notes Orlando, Wilson, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George facing political weariness, resignations, and final decline. Wilson’s covenant rejection marks a turning point as the era ends.
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England
Versailles
Loyd Genre
Witson
Glemenceiu
France
Sind
Annier Premidn Orlane
Thilyy
Halle
Wilton
Lloyd Georgy
Hig Foor
Eerious Politi Eal Defen
Wilson
Serle
Cox
David Lloyd Carror
Lloyd George
Griste
Belyy
Autoist Who Struck Tot Still At Liberty
A six year old child lies in serious condition at home after a Ford struck her at Main and Summer Streets just before noon. Police seek the driver who fled, urging witnesses to contact Chief Dunkle as clues mount in the two recent local hit and run incidents. The attack follows a pattern of drivers reckless toward pedestrians and violators of traffic laws.
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Aelr
Low Feinutle
Polis
Ralph Chincuzil
Firm Avenue
Dunkle
Registration Dropped Thru Out Country
Washington October 10 United Press reports show widespread political indifference in the current congressional election versus the 1920 presidential race. Interest is strongest only in local contests where partisanship is strong, while national turnout lags. A Ladies Aid supper at the Presbyterian Church will be held Friday evening at six in the dining room with a silver offering.
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Presbyterian Church
Corry Firm Buys Meadville Store
A Corry firm has purchased the Meadville store from Joseph Aiola and Willams. The new owners, Will Williams of Corry, plan a fine trading post and assume possession immediately, continuing local commerce and service.
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Meadville
Upawford
Chante
Joreph Aiola
Willams
Corry
Atul
British Premier Crisis Rumors Amid Libyan Government Fall
Disjointed OCR note suggests uncertainty about Britain forming a new premier government after Libyan events. Mentions possible successors such as Lord Derby and Sir James Arbor Balivie, with unclear context and incomplete names.
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Britain
Lordi Tstone
Torstouder
Earl of Derby
Jamies Arbor Balivie
Uehh
Bal
Investigation of New Club in Jersey Case Sawyer Removal Move
United Press reports that the American Legion Convention demands Brig. Gen. Sawyer be removed as chief Coordinator of the Federal Hospitalization Department. The convention also seeks removal of President Marding’s personal physician from hospital office, backed by a Barron resolution amid heated debate and confusion. Mrs PH Phelps returned home today from a weeks visit with her son in Cleveland Ohio.
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American Legion
Sawyer
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Legion
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Guy S$. Barron
Minnesota
PH Phelps
Cleveland
Secret Probe Under Way as Prosecutor Quits Sight
United Press reports investigators pursue a covert inquiry into the double murder of Rev Edward Hall and Miss Elcant Mills near Red Bank road. Prosecutor Heenan vanishes amid claims reporters hinder the probe as secret tactics replace public investigations and alibis hinge on the culprit’s reappearance.
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United Pres New Brunswick
Heenan
Edward Wo Hall
Cant Mills
Tan How
Red Bank
Phillips Farm
Anc
Halloween Celebration A Festive One for Youngsters
Halloween events unfold with contests between Sophomores and Freshmen, prizes for best display, and a monster wall at the park. A bonfire parade featuring a marching band and PT0 activities will entertain all schoolchildren as the Parent Teacher group assists.
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Ings
Corry
Policeman Held After Fatal Conneaut Shooting
An officer from Canenut is held as investigators probe the fatal shooting of 85 year old John Sandusky on West Third Street. Witnesses describe a rapid confrontation, with multiple alleged assailants and a police response ending in a deadly exchange. Local officials vow further inquiry into the incident and related evidence.
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Briglash Rghit
Jesbn Sandusky
West Third Street
Engehot
Jon
Pierce
Chi Jity
Pitener
Berle
Cy Valley Wits
Horathy Fee
Jonnenit
Dion
Sandusky
Abelea
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Dissolution of Rail Injunction Asked Again
United Press reports in Chicago that a motion to dissolve the Daugherty injunction restraining railroad shop crafts leaders from continuing the strike was presented before Judge James R Wilkerson in federal court. Attorney Tonald Riinberg argued that many railroads named have settled disputes and the conditions cited no longer exist, with a hearing set for tomorrow when the case may be submitted to a master in chancery.
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United Press
Chicago
Daugherty
James R Wilkerson
Tonald Riinberg
Wnion
Harry Davigherty
Diescuss
Rosenbluth Surrenders After 1918 Camp Lewes Case
Robert Rosenbluth, facing charges in the 1918 Maj. Alexander Cronkhite case at Camp Lewes, voluntarily surrendered to federal authorities. He is held with bail set, while his attorney challenges the arrest order as an attempt to railroad him. Mrs. M. Guillian visits Westfield for several days with relatives.
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New York
Robert Rosenbluth
Mexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewes
Voluntar
Roth Rosenbluth
Dangerty
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