Success of Austrian and British Guarantees in League Talks
Geneva reports Lord Robert Cecil proposed using aircraft for League enforcement while Peter Munch urged abolition of obligatory military service worldwide. Britain pledged its 20 percent share of a 920,000,000 gold crown plan. Italy’s guarantee depended on Britain’s acceptance. The League committee’s work on armament reduction marked today’s key event.
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Associated Frees
Geneva
Great Britain
Council
League of Nations
Italy
Great Briain
Willo
Witéh
Ile
Assembly
Lmutre
Robert Cell
Britain
Ledeuc of Nations
Peter Munch
Denmark
Maumee River Dam plan advances in city council
City officials push to remove unsanitary conditions along the Maumee River by constructing a controlled dam and flood protection. The board of public works endorses the project, with council to decide on rezoning and financing after further estimates and hearings.
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Kart Wayne
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Severa
Altri
Storey
Yoriowa Vato
Harding Loses Ground in Ohio Campaign Notes
Fragmented political narrative describes Harding’s weakening position in Ohio as Democratic candidates press forward. The piece cites candidates like Cox and Hoover era allies, noting party strategies, fundraising, and potential shifts in support ahead of the 1920 election.
Baker voices open shop stance amid union backlash in Cleveland
The article notes Newton D. Baker's public support for the open shop policy and its mixed reception among labor groups in Cleveland and western New York. It describes Baker as a reformer and longtime Democratic leader who wrote a controversial shop letter, pleasing many business circles while provoking protests from labor factions.
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Jose
Cleveland
New York
Garmond Brotherhoods
Nara
Longhold
Hoever
Newton D. Baker
Wayor
Lew
Chamber of Commerce
Repub-icaus
Democrate
Ietter
Baker
Aly
Wither Sd
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Attikes
Uckoute
Newton Baker
Iere
Democratic County Committee
Kaiser’s Fiancée Nurse Injured After Battle Accident
The fiancée of Kaiser is a nurse and ten others were injured in a clash at Raves where a corps of workers, including a hostess and nurse, attended the injured. The event occurred on a Sunday with women and men aiding the wounded, and the hospital arranged care as the crowd waited for word on the many affected.
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Toe
Kidner
Titan
Luedwig Ib Rewbrog
Farmer Gaptttty
Gorm Army
Wola Stranss
Qhural
Camninad
Une Gielteeda
Bary
Daly
Prineedd
Dante
Tyee
Ameugemente
Berti
Erie Officials Meet Shop Representatives
Erie officials and shop representatives met in Youngstown to discuss a poised conference. A second session was set to narrow differences after one party refused to commit to terms. Local voices from Ohio debated plans and potential outcomes amid a tense negotiating climate.
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ERIE
Todig
Ateneo
Menega Leones
Ohio
Raid on Distillery Nets Huge Apparatus
A federal raid on a distillery uncovered a large, nearly complete still and numerous smaller equipment pieces. Officers seized about nine 10-gallon casks and more than 2000 gallons of whiskey produced in a months-long operation. The proprietor, Vorndran, was arrested and held for questioning. other suspects were released. Investigators offered no further details pending court action.
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Cota
Polici
Decatur Wedding Bells Tie Bremerkamp to Kreania
Decatur Ind Sept 41 Cenmmvieve Bremerkamp daughter of Mr and Mrs Bremerkamp and Joseph Kreania son of Mr and Mrs Krzenia were married at the Ost Catholic Church The couple are popular young locals The bride is a member of the Delta Theta sorority and the Telta Kappa fraternity is noted as part of the wedding context
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Degatite
Ind
Feanan
Stinaban-Conroy Sufamedia Cana Fay
Ret TA Detta Teternity
Ht Telta Kappa
Fe Aa
Ute Ameren Tastan
Ida
Delta Thebs Pau Horerity
Indiana seeks final settlement in Lowry estate case
State of Indiana through Attorney General A S Lesh files action in elective court asking Salem Bank and Trust of Goshen as administrator of Alfred Lowry estate to file final repair. Lowry died without a will leaving a 60000 to 76000 range after debts and attorney fees. Estate includes Lowry farm of 100 arres and Goshen homes. Common School Fund may receive a portion.
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Cosmen
Ind
Indiana
A. S. Lesh
Effeult
Salem Bank & ‘Trust Company
Goshen
Alfred Lowry
Lowry
Board of County Commissioners
Aulp
TIERNAN DECISION POSSIBLY NEAR IN POULIN PERJURY CASE
The trial references a pending Tiernan decision this Saturday as prosecutors and defense clash over proof of paternity and motive in the Harry Poulin case. Prosecutors argue for strong likelihood of a guilty verdict while defense contends the evidence does not prove paternity or intent beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Poulin
Thema
Mee
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Hind
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Perhan
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Pratt
Ara
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Abe
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Merman
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Stehan
Blae
Consreyers
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Comely
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Harry Voulin
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Harry Poulin Owen
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Mia “Pieris
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