Lloyd George Opens Campaign Defending Mass Rights
Welsh statesman Lloyd George launched his bid to restore him to the premiership in Leeds, addressing a crowd of about 3,000 at the Carlton Club. He defended the Versailles peace, attacked armaments, and framed his record as democratic and progressive while urging government for the people over party interests.
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Lloyd George
United
Leeds
Carlton Club
Loyd George
Torwarel
Lloyd Ghote
Versailles
Rona Law
Anloe
Gaiment
Hirtwin
Clothing Ignites From Hot Coals Fatal Fire
In Franklin Pennsylvania a private in the Detachment 41 Robbery Murder unit died after his clothing caught fire from hot coals while on duty. The incident occurred near Roncheville where he reportedly slept briefly. he died before medical help could reach him.
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Pranklin
Robety
Roncheville
INSTALL NEW CLOCK SYSTEM RURAL INDEX IN ERIE COUNTY
Erie county undertakes a rural Index clock system rollout in Wayne and Concord townships within two weeks. LG Woll leads the project for the High School Agriculture Department, detailing a four‑part structure: road map of buildings, an index book of names and addresses, a unit identifier plate, and an annual revision. The system uses circular zones radiating from logical towns to create block-like areas for precise mail routing and farm addressing.
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Erie County
Nears Ajay
Wayne
Poncard
Horns of Albion
Edinboro
Fairview
Springfield
Concord
Abipa
Woll
Wolf
Robbers Fire Home of Victim in Jamaica
Two men attacked and bound Mrs Emma Wetzel, caretaker of an Episcopal Church chapel in Jamaica, and set the chapel on fire. She was rescued by Patrolman Rich as flames spread. She said the men sought $1400 her husband would have used to buy a home. The assailants fled when failed to find the money. Mrs Wetzel hid, and the incident sparked a broader manhunt. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Peter Miller of Pittsburgh visited this afternoon.
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Weyey
New York
Emma Wetzel
Jamaica
Elmeye
Peter Miller
Pittsburgh
WF. Miller
Rex Theater
Rex Garage
United
Trank Morris Witts
Stage Department of Commerce
Kan
Concord Township tax collector Nimmo in custody after assault
James Ey Nimmo, Concord Township tax collector, was arrested by Constable Warner McCray after an alleged assault on Charles Stutte, the rival charged with battery and resisting arrest. The clash occurred on Nimmo’s premises. about $30 involved. Nimmo resisted arrest, was jailed, warrants served, preliminary hearing planned before evening.
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James Ey Nimmo
Concord
Warner McCray
Wax
George Gordon
Nimmo
Charles Stutte
Stutte
Stukte
McCray
Vancer
Enarges
T Ws
Phantom twins case ends in acquittal at Hammond
The Hammond Indiana phantom twins trial ends as Judge Henry Cleveland acquits Ars McNally of murder charges, ruling the state failed to prove the twins died violently. McNally collapsed in court, spectators cheered, and the defense attorney signaled possible grand jury action while prosecutors weighed next steps.
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United Pr
Hammond
Ind
Ars
Havel’ McNally
Chicaiga
Frank McNally
South Bend
Thdianin
Henry Cleveland
McNally
Jon ‘Todd
Fairview Ales'n Held Meeting
The regular meeting of the Fairview Parent Tracers Association was held in Room 2 yesterday afternoon. Eight pupils of Grade 2 performed Dialogue, nine of Grace 4 sang, nine of Grade 1 acted, four pupils sang, and twenty pupils from Grade 4 also participated. Principal Milon L. Brown addressed attendees with a school update. Short business followed and plans were made to represent the Paleview district at the Halloween celebration.
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Fasteilw Parent Tracers Association
Hins Gupile
Milon L. Brown
Thie Wan
Paleview
Fugitive from Indiana Prison Captured Here
John Devine, wanted as an Indiana prisoner for eleven years, surrendered at a local police station. He had escaped from Michigan City prison and wandered across states, hiding until investigators recognized him and confirmed his identity. A deputy officer will likely accompany him back to Michigan City to serve the remainder of his sentence.
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John Devine
Smowi
Anu State Penitentiary
Michigan City
Horseatemling
Iridiajia
Donkle
Fogerty
Indiana Institution
Michigan
Plan to Round Up All Women Voters
United Press reports National Woman's Party leader Mrs Belmont plans a post election campaign to unite women voters against male dominated parties. She argues women are subordinated in politics and must press their views to influence lawmakers, forming a separate women run party.
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National Woman’s Party
United Press
Washington
Opl
Moto HP. Belmont
National Woman's Party
Belmont Ty. Figues
Childern
America
Eyewitnesses Sought in Jersey Murder Case
United Press reports two witnesses saw the murder of Rev. Edward Tailord and were questioned by prosecutors. County Attorney Stricker summoned five persons to court but would not confirm the two eyewitness accounts. Names and details appear garbled in the release, with no indictments returned yet and further questioning planned.
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United Prev
New Brunswick
Edward W
Eleanor Mills
Stricker
Marines Landed at Vladivostok in Sino-Japanese Standoff
United Press reports U S Marines landed at Vladivostok to protect foreigners as Japan allows Russian forces to enter after evacuees depart. Foreign Minister Teherutsher says Soviets will withdraw protection during a fragile period, with both sides clearing the city and Japanse troops leaving gradually after October 26.
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United Press Moscow
Vladivostok
George Tehutsher
United Press
U Amperican
Betish Marinas Yee
Vadivostok
Par Eastern
Tohitcherin
School Expert Addresses Teachers Institute Session
Dr I Fretwell of Columbia University spoke at the first session of the Teachers Institute in the High School auditorium. Corry plans extensive school improvements, drawing strong attendance and praise. Pupils presented a program. tyocativhs and orchestral selections pleased the audience. The morning session featured further addresses from Dr Fretwell and Dr Gillette, with officials expressing satisfaction at the event. Mrs Lewis of Clarion County arrives en route to Los Angeles to establish a home there.
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EL K. Fretwell
Columbia University
Teachers’ Institute
I. Fretwell
Prewell
Asmiie
Corry
Warr
Rey M. & Ashton
K. Fretwell
NT Ggillette
W. Lewis
Clarion County
Los Angeles
Lewin
East Brady
Ror. Powers
Parents and Teachers Association Hold Meetings at Hatch School
About fifty parents and friends attended Sunday programs by the Parent Teachers Association at Hatch School. DA Hillstrom spoke on the Bond issue, Mrs Barnes praised Dr Finnegan’s program, and E J Lewis led plans for a Halloween parade. A PTA meeting at Concord Building followed with autumn decor and talks on junior high school benefits. A plan to buy a plan for the upper floor, plus a membership drive and bake sale, was approved.
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Hatch and Concord
Fies
Tevelers
Hatch School
Me Walles
Victor
UN Cit
E. J. Lewis
Kittivberger
McCray
James MacInnes
Miss Wood
May Lanstort
11. Smith
Parent Teachers Association
Concord
Matio Banks
Wilbur Wilakessee
Harold Patterson
Flarmive Bachefier
Miloh Brown
Praicapal
Igh School
Tunior
Open Forum on School and Road Bond Issues
Perry taxpayers and opponents and supporters will have an opportunity to air views on the proposed school bond at two open forum meetings. The Chamber of Commerce forum committee will host sessions on Wednesday and Friday evenings next week in the Muwlelbid building. County and city officials were invited to attend to explain the bond issue and answer questions from residents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Perry
Bondissim
Muwlelbid
Py Weeks
Cole Faeumy
T. Yee
Bentley
Dun Te Smith Fol
BR Brown
Our of Directors
Esc
UF. Brown
Corry
Monarchist Berlin Revolt Alert Sparks Police Action
Berlin police under orders to crush a monarchist revolt traced through government documents seized in raids. Chancellor Joseph Wirth linked to plots. one alleged conspirator confessed in Leipzig naming Schultz as a suspect. Arrests reported in Rhineland as threats and unrest ripple through Home Zoological Arena crowds.
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United Prose
Berlin
Bertin
Torbe
Joseph Wirth
Wirth
Leipzig
Schultz
United Press
Rhineland
Todlay
Causlage
Danis
Miss Margaret McKenna Freed After Insanity Acquittal
In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 21, 23 year old Margaret McKenna formerly confined after being found not guilty by reason of insanity for the killing of her father John McKenna in Dunmore has been released from the asylum. Medical staff declare her sane and a court order directs her discharge.
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Sey Sir Phan Scranton
Margaret McKenna
Tohn McKenna
Dunmore
Quiet Weekend for Bonar Law Aims at Election
Lloyd George campaigns in Leeds while Bonar Law plans a quiet weekend. He receives Lord Rothamere and Northcliffe, with several callers arranging plans for a new cabinet. Law still must be elected Conservative leader at today’s meeting before accepting the post.
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London
Lloyd George
Leeds
Bonar Law
Lord Rotharmére
Northcliffe
Conservative Party
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Henry Durrell
Bemay Point
Maribelle Tyndall
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Charles Clark
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Wye
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