War talk in Paris as British and French discuss Bolshevik threat
Paris reports stir over possible British and French actions against Bolshevik Russia. British leaders including Spencer Churchill and Walter Long meet with French officials to plan steps, with embargoes on medicine and fattening tools lifted as a contingency. The talks consider potential near term war, possible attacks on Poland and the Baltic states, and the wider danger to India and Siberia from Western powers.
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Rioting in Germany Ends in Martial Law Declared
Dispatches describe rioting in the six major capitals prompting Ebert government to declare martial law. Premier Bauer cites Independent Socialist influence at the Reichstag as a spark. Noske named commander of all armed forces to quell the unrest as Sack William Whatney fights charges and regional political cases unfold.
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Bauer
Ast
Reichtag
Appointment of Justice of the Peace in Lorain County
Sharpe nar Nicang secretary and treasurer will administer the district in Lorain county. The Ted tan Laan office will be moved to the city at once. Mes Hughes has resigned his office as Justice of the Peace in April 191? and is succeeded by the new appointee who has qualified and begun duties.
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Lorain County
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Oberlin
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Grafton
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Chine Vogle Song to be Buried Tuesday
Funeral services planned for Chine Vogle Song with burial set Tuesday in the county. Family members include Rey Goodlause and siblings Henry and Michael, with other relatives mentioned in the notice. A separate item notes a person appointed to a treasury position.
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Dad Yer
Laing
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Admirals Clash Over U S Aid to Britain in War
Rear Admiral Sims brands the Navy Department slow to aid Britain, alleging delayed action and lack of cooperation. He cites a March arrival in London and a ten month lag before helping, prompting the naval committee to consider empowering a subcommittee to investigate.
German troops move to calm Essen unrest
Berlin reports a German government order sending troops into the neutral zone near Pasan to quell rioting after authorities requested help from Belgium. Initial detachments faced heavy resistance and were reinforced as the crisis escalated.
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SQUIRREL HUNTING DATES ADVANCE IN OBSERVER REPORT
A local notice notes changes to an old squirrel hunting law and shifts in open season dates from September 15 to October 2. West California representative Wag led the lobbying effort for the change, aimed at correcting what was deemed a faulty 19th year rule. A second item mentions the Nilidine prohibition on commercial fishing in Sandusky Bay and its passage past the governor's veto.
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NTY Fish and Game Club Praised at State Meet
The NtY Fish and Game Club received applause at a state gathering with delegates from Lorain and Oberlin attending. The event showcased moving pictures about the Fish and Game Bureau and hunting safety, with emphasis on promoting conservation and county involvement.
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NTY Fish and Game Club
Allies Decide to Help Russia Commercially
The supreme council at Latis outlined reopening commercial relations with Russia. The move reverses earlier policy without changing stance toward the government in power. Russian shipments of clothing medicine agricultural machinery dry goods will be sent, with payments to be settled in gold and other products, and grain to Brazil expected to follow.
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Supreme Counsel
Latis
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Alles Fawa
Russia
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Move Tailor Shop of Andrew Johnson Relocated in Greenside
Andrew Johnson’s Greenside tailor shop, a Tennessee landmark, will be moved to the courthouse grounds to free the three generation old lot for new building. Johnson opened the shop in the 1920s and rose to mayor, legislator, governor, and senator before his death. his wife taught him to read.
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Henry G Chapman Former Resident Dies in California
Henry G Chapman, once a resident, has died in California after traveling there for health reasons. The obituary notes his age and mentions his family and longtime ties to Elyria.
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Henry G. Chapman
Galifornia
Weather outlook shows colder week for Great Lakes region
Weather predictions forecast a cold week starting Monday with below normal temperatures across the Great Lakes area. Reports mention Rockefeller at a winter home near Jekyll Island and activity around Brunswick with possible impacts on travel and daily life.
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Jaz
Great Lakes Region
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Jekyl Jeland
Italian Officer in US Army Knighted by King
Captain Adolfo Caruso of the American army was knighted by King Emmanuel of Italy and awarded the Italian War Cross for services on the Italian front. He served with an ambulance contingent and his unit was the first U S organization to reach the front, on first line duty from June 1918 to war’s end.
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Emmanuel
Italy
Captain Caruso
U. S
Ship disaster leaves passengers stranded at sea
Paris reports Georgee Meuser of Bordesuz was the sole passenger rescued after the ship Afrique wheeled in the Bay of Biscay last Monday. Moetayer noted many might have been trapped as passengers refused to enter lifeboats.
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Bay of Biscay
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Four crushed to death in Cincinnati blast injures many
A blast at the Newton Tea and Spice Company building on the riverfront near Cincinnati and Covington collapsed walls, killing four and injuring score or more. Victims named include William A Myvers Ray Norris and William Achenecker Dremen. The building damage was heavy with an estimated loss around 190000 dollars.
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Newton Tea & Spice Cnmpany
River Front
William A Amyvers
Ray Norris
Willian Achenecker Dremen
Ohio River
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Covington
Schwab Faces Five Hundred Thousand Slander Suit
A New York court issued a slander action against Schwab for $500000 filed by Titus Ca Bobula Whea Tea G¢ers alleging malice and calling Schwab a crony in published remarks.
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New York
Two Dead and Six Hurt in Crash Near Napoleon
A Detroit Toledo freight train collision near Hamlet Tils caused two deaths and six injuries. Victims include Dean Isaac Woessner aged 55 and Henry Pacer aged 60 with multiple injuries. Fire followed the wreck, and snow contributed to the crash conditions. Authorities cited blinding snow as a factor.
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Detroit
Hamlet
Dean Isaac Woessner
Ham
Keith War En Lion
Henry Pacer
Hamter
John Faic
Ter
Jez
Lee Shook
William Faehter
Apeleon
Calvin Stent
Ashland paper increases subscription rates in new plan
A Ashland daily announces Feb 2 price changes raising delivery to three blocks and increasing rates from 12 to 15 cents per month. The move includes a mass subscription adjustment reflected in street rents.
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Ashlard
Navy chief urges 60,000 recruits to reach 1921 strength
Rear Admiral Washington told the House naval committee that a naval force of 143 000 for 1921 is needed and 60 000 recruits or reenlistments would be required to reach it Shortages exist in all enlisted grades and an additional up to 19 794 may be lost by July due to enlistment expirations He said only wage raises will keep sailors in the service noting many resignations are for financial reasons
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Argentina Joins League of Nations Pact Adherence
Buenos Aires January 17 Argentina announces formal adherence to the League of Nations pact and forwards its acceptance through diplomatic channels to Premier Georges Clemenceau in Paris to join the league.
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League of Nations
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Ingitatan
City Readvertises Garbage Contract After High Bids
Public notices reveal bids for city garbage collection were deemed exorbitant after opening yesterday. The Board of Control plans to rebid and advised residents to burn garbage where feasible while awaiting a new contract.
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Board of Control
Best
Kurt Eisner Slayer Sentenced to Death in Bavaria
Basle reports that Rico Valley, the student who assassinated Kurt Eisner, president of the Bavarian republic, in February last year, has been sentenced to death.
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Deschanel Wing Chief Named as French Leader
Verouiles biates San 27 Pint Techane served as president of the national assembly here todas Paul Ueschanel received 4 votes out of o. He is noted as a long-time builder of public administration. Born in Hussey’s In LAT he entered politics in 2476 and held the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies for extended periods. In Finland, Jan 17, the Buford with 249 radicals aboard arrived, leaders Berkman and Miss Goldman said they would return to America to aid it. Russian frontier guards and Finnish authorities coordinated the deportees safety, while Goldman's remarks called the deportation melodramatic and unfair.
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Plane Races To Deliver Anti-Toxin In Race Of Death
A seaplane voyage aims to rush anti-toxin to New York as bottle poisoning deaths mount. The flight, delayed by health officials, was expected to depart Urbana Illinois and reach Cleveland en route to New York within seven hours, to save lives.
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Free Marriage If Gilg Pop Question In Town Court
A fragmentary notice describes a 1920 court hearing in which a Chloe Gilg Pop question is mentioned. The item notes pleas before town justices and references lawyers Moyer and H W Clark from Cleveland, Harvard Law, with unclear charges and women accused of reacting to proposals.
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Keg of Rain Scam Targets Three Men in Lexington
Police seek an unknown swindler who sold three men a ten gallon keg of rainwater for 125 dollars. Victims paid the money in Lexington by January 17. The report notes an unusual fraud linked to a rainwater keg and names no suspects.
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Whlany
Woman Forced to wed Man After Murder Suicide
Justice George W Chamberlain performed a marriage between Zigmond Pulgar and Mrs Julia Sumegi after she swore out a warrant for her lover. The couple wed September 13 1919, within hours Pulgar shot Sumegi and then killed himself. The bride and her two children were surviving on West River Street. Funeral services for Mrs Jane Chandler will be held from the late home Monday afternoon.
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Julia Sumegi
Jones
Hammersak
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Hangelf
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Jane Chandler
Temth Suiert
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Elyria ski tutor recounts fall at Cascade Park hill
An elderly ski instructor, John Conahee, recalls guiding a fall during a long Cascade Park hill slide. He describes the thrill and danger of wooden runners, the crowd’s reactions, and the challenge of conveying his experience in print.
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Cascade Park
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Cranton
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