Cox Defines League of Nations Policy in Dayton Acceptance
Gov James M Cox in Dayton Aug 7 framed League of Nations entry as peace for America and world. He championed Wilsonian interpretations, denounced a separate peace with Germany, and urged ratification of the treaty with a Senate majority. He attacked Harding’s platform, promised strict law enforcement, and backed woman suffrage as fundamental to national policy.
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Polish forces rally under Pilsudski against Bolsheviks near Warsaw
General Pilsudski leads Polish armies in field operations as Bolshevik advance presses toward Warsaw. General Haller commands the northern army trying to keep the Bolsheviks from entering the capital and defending the city.
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Lroans
Warsaw
Local Boy Hurt in Bicycle Collision
A 13 year old boy, Clifford Fart of 103 Robson Court, was injured yesterday after noon when his bicycle turned into the path of a car driven by W. T. Adrian of Palmsville at the corner of Broad Street and West Avenue. He was thrown to the pavement, his bike smashed, and he received treatment at Memorial Hospital.
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Broad Street
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More Light Needed For Young Musicians
A boys band performed their second concert in the public park before a large audience. Poor lighting delayed the start past 7 30 and small lamps were not attached, handicapping the musicians. Locals expect the young group to become leading city musicians with support for their development.
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Striking tramway men vote to call off Denver strike
Denver Aug 7 two hundred soldiers arrived from Fort Logan to back order as tramway union leaders vote to end the street car strike. The company says no working agreement will be made with the union and will favor strikebreakers in filling vacancies. Several deaths and many injuries reported after riotous confrontations near East Denver car barns. Continued on Page 6.
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Elyria Boy Wins Fifty Dollar Prize
Kenneth Bliss of Elyria a 1920 graduate today learned he won second prize in an Associated Qualities Co contest in Cleveland. He receives a fifty dollar check and a commendation letter for original display ideas used in a local store window. First prize went to a Cleveland firm winner, with northern Ohio counties participating.
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Fifth Street
Elyria High
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Associated Qualities Co
Cleveland
Elyria
Ohio
Niles Bankers Arrested for Embezzlement Shortage Found
Charles I. Nicholas and Karl R. Welsh, former tellers at Dollar Sayings Bank in Niles, were arrested on charges of embezzlement misapplication of funds and making false entries. Officials report a $50,000 shortage uncovered July 12, with bank funds allegedly used for real estate speculation. The bank remains solvent with about $2,100,000 in capital.
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Charles I. Nicholas
Karl R. Welsh
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Clyde Sharpe
Coughlin kidnapping case heats up as Pasquale promises info
Philadelphia reports intensify as Augusto Pasquale, held as an accomplice, says he will reveal all today if the missing thirteen month old boy is returned within 24 hours. Authorities say Pasquale admits writing the crank letters and that $12,000 ransom was paid. The child is alive, with a woman unknown to police said to be caring for him near Norristown. federal agents and local officers continue the search.
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Crank
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City Hall
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Bravery of Local Woman Halts House Intruder
Mrs Converse of Chestnut Street acted when an unknown man gained access to a room occupied by a boarder. She confronted him with a flashlight, the man fled through a downstairs window, and a suitcase containing the boarder’s belongings was found missing. Her actions prevented the thief from escaping with the items.
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Twenry Conor
Chestnu Street
Converse
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
William Manwell and Iring Storek, both in their mid twenties, filed for a license. Lorain Harry Newcamb and Curmiega Pails with Harriette Pr Mids also sought marriage. Jov Fazio and Mary Marraur, Olver Wilbiakan and Nathalie Rote appear among the listed couples.
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William Manwell
Iring Storek
Lorain Harry Newcamb
Media Curmiega Pails
Harriette Pr Mids
Penfield
Jov Fazio
Mary Marraur
Lorain
Olver Wilbiakan
Cleveland
Nathalie Rote
Grass Blaze Sparks Fire Dept Call Near Catholic Cemetery
Fire department answered an appeal to control a grass fire near the Catholic cemetery on Lake Eve yesterday afternoon. The blaze began from a bonfire and threatened fences and nearby oat fields, but responders arrived promptly and had it under control.
Labor paper amends endorsed candidates list
The Labor Advocate reports four names were omitted from its last issue's endorsed candidates. The missing include O. E Rankinson and L. H i Manley for County Commissioner, Walter G Ludwig for county treasurer, and N. D. Backus for Sheriff, as per those in charge.
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Cleveland Man Believed Killed in Vendetta Violence
A Cleveland man, Joseph Mireno, 34, was killed by seven to fire shots while seeking refuge from a car in the East End. Police suspect a feud linked to Vareno's murder, with detectives pursuing the suspected slayer in a nearby foreign settlement. The death is the third similar killing in two weeks tied to vendetta wars.
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Joseph Mireno
East End
Vareno
Moreno
Non-Partisans Back Beebe and Ludwig Endorsements
The Non-Partisan Voters' League lists endorsed candidates for County Treasurer Artemas Bertha Walter Ludwig and Clerk of Common Pleas Curt Samuel A Beal William Oidhem. An omission added L H Hawley as County Commissioner, completing an all Republican slate.
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Artemas Bertha Walter G. Ludwig
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Williamy Ovirg
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Woman Answers Husband's Charges In Cross Petition
Carrie Moody of Lorain counter-sues Charles Moody in a cross petition as he sues for divorce. She alleges he usurps a woman's privilege of row ing things, throws dishes causing a deep head wound, and neglects daily care while roafing and carousing. A separate divorce case notes Huararo lich, a barber, facing false charges and a drive from home on July 89.
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Lorain
Charles Moody
Huararolich
Poles Present View Of Peace Dispute In Note to Allies
London Aug 7 The Polish foreign office has sent to the League of Nations a note presenting the Polish side of the peace and armistice controversy with the Soviet government of Russia. The Poles insist on full freedom of communication for their delegates and demand guarantees that Minsk negotiations proceed with proper access. Polish forces report retreats near Brest-Litovsk but counterattacks along the Bug river slow Soviet progress while battles continue north toward the East Prussian front. Premier George and Millerand to meet at Hythe to discuss the crisis and possible Russian proposals.
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West Frankfort Quiet After Rioting In Illinois
West Frankfort Illinois Aug 7 militiamen patrolled the streets after Thursday nights rioting officials expected no recurrence. National guard generals Wells and Taylor took charge and could not say when troops would be recalled. Five persons reported killed remained unconfirmed and efforts to identify them continued. About forty were beaten and property damage was capped at seventy five thousand dollars.
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Frank Taylor
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Elyria Chautauqua Announces Program
The Redpath Chautauqua schedule for Elyria in the week starting August 13 includes the Great Lakes String Quartet the College Singing Sick the Musical Arts Trio a lecture by Sir John Poster Pees a U K traveller through 54 centuries and a children's pageant The Geetetry Thrandom or geeting might
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