British Premier Postpones Trip to Arms Parley
Lloyd George cancels his New York voyage aboard the Aquitania to focus on the Irish crisis and avoid derailing the armament conference. Sir Edward Carson and James Craig urged Ulster unionists to concede two counties, risking a two year war and, possibly, a political upheaval at home.
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London
Nota
Deaco
Towarfig
Edward Carann
Ulster Unionists
Lloyd Usorge Itin
Fermanagh
Tyrone
Thainn Ferm
Dublin
Cloyd George
Edward Carson
James Craig
Belfast
North Ireland
Ireland
Washington
Lloyd George
New York
Aquitania
America
A.J. Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Earl of Cavan
War Office
Wiggins
Air
Army
Maurice Hankey
Balfour
Georges Harvey
England
Baron Hayashi
Halfour
Distributors Hire 100 Strikebreakers Amid Milk Crisis
New York reports 100 strikebreakers at Sheffield Farma Company on first day of walkout by 1200 drivers. Milk wagons run with police protection as 40 sympathizers attacked a wagon. Patrolman Raccag eant fired five shots during pursuit and made 2 arrests. Cleveland notes 76 percent of residents without milk as wage dispute halts deliveries. Berlin and Hamburg discuss arms shipments to Ireland and Sinn Fein sourcing, with German seizure of arms on October 26 and British intelligence monitoring German fishing craft.
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New York
Sheffield Farma Company
Sth Street
Hylan
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Telling-Bella Vernon Company
Cloverdale Dairy Company
Berlin
Germany
Freland
Ireland
Offi.als
Foreign Office
Lloyd George
Hamburg
Treland
Ramburg
Britten
Inn Fein
Agema
Sinn Fein
Country Club seeks injunction to halt gas shutoff
The Elyria Country Club petitioned the court for a temporary injunction to stop Pittsfield Gas from shutting off gas service at the club house. It claims a prior contract and installation, but the gas company warned of a November 1 shutoff, asserting irreversible harm unless the injunction is made permanent after final hearing.
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Elyria Country Club
Pittsfield Gas Company
Ita Bay
Country Club Company
Pittsfield Co
Meeting Telegraphers on Working Rules in Chicago
Nov 2 Chicago dispatch reports notification that a conference with telegraphers over working rules was agreed. United States railway labor aid urged postponement of a hearing slated for Monday. Pennsylvania stance indicated. Content unclear due to OCR issues.
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Chicago
Mane
United States
Konday Tre
Pennsylvania
Weble
Atlas Mata Co vs Lorain Brass Co brief fled for review
The plaintiff Atlas Mata Co filed a brief in court today seeking review of the case against Lorain Brass & Bronze Co before Judge Redington. The action records the formal submission of arguments for appellate consideration.
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Atlas Mata Co
The
Lorain Brass & Bronze Co
Redington
Record Holder For Blood Transfusions In Seven Years
Thomas Kane, an Irish-American now in New York, holds a world record for the number of flood transfusions. He has donated blood to both men and women at the point of death forty four times in seven years, giving from a pint to nearly a quart at each transfusion. He works as a special officer in the Pennsylvania seminal, but is called upon by New York physicians.
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Thomas Kane
New York
Ife
Pennsylvania
Insane Muzychak Case Proceeds at National Tube Co Trial
The case of Jacon Muzychak, now deemed insane again, is tried before Judge Redington with Dinintti's wife acting in the husband's absence. The plaintiff alleges Muzychak, once employed at the steel plant, was injured in 1915 causing insanity. The Industrial Commission of Ontario blocked damages, unsure if insanity stemmed from injuries. A jury will decide the case and possible damages.
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Jacon Muzychak
National Tube Co
Redington
Dinintti
Muzychak
Taana
Industrial Commission of Onto
Hog raid and hogs die in Huntington with moonshine link
Eleven hogs on Fred Roberts property staggered about the yard while locals reported the incident to federal agents. Officials say the hogs may have been fed a drugged mash similar to moonshine liquor, and the owners face a Volstead Act charge before a U.S. commissioner. The hogs died. Separately, the Board of Control opened bids on a coal handling device and generator for the new water works, with no decision yet.
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Huntington W. Va
Fred
Mary Roberts
U.S
Control Board
Board of Control
Candidates for Justice of Peace Speak Tonight
Voters in Elyria may hear all judicial candidates except two as the Women Voters invitees host an open meeting. School board candidates and Mrs J W Smith chair the music program, with a concert by the Broadway Leader Orchestra at 7:30 in the high school auditorium.
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Justice OF Peace
Justee
Pri- Marten
Elyria
J. W. Simith
We Music
Rheatra
Thin
Fine Weinstein for Killing Two Calves
Joseph Weinstein of West River Street was convicted by Mayor Jene a yesterday of slaughtering two calves in the basement of his home. He admitted the killings but pleaded not guilty. The mayor set a sentencing date for the 10th.
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Joseph Weinstein
West River Street
Jene A
Ta Home
Two railroad workers killed in separate accidents
This morning at 11:15 George Lane a Chestnut street crossing tender for the N C was struck by an east bound freight train and died instantly. Ralph J Rhodes 27 a Big Four brakeman was killed at Grafton when a moving car bumped into a string of cars on a siding. Coroners ruled accidental deaths. Lane lived at the Jackson hotel and Rhodes died in South Charleston Ohio. His body to be shipped to Cleveland.
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Ralph B. Rhodes
Grafton
George Lane
Chestnut Street
Perry
Wilkins-Hurst Parlorn
Lane
Jackson Hotel
Fl More
Wekeman
Ralph J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Jenkins
South Charleston
Ohio
Robert
F. Rhodes
Cleveland
Three Divorces Filed in Local Court
Pauline Mayer sues Nathan Mayer for wilful absence after three years in the city, alleging market dealings and her loss of hundreds of dollars amid abuse. Freda McNeal seeks divorce from Wilbur McNeal with alimony and child custody, citing neglect and improvidence. Thelma Emerick petitions for alimony pending divorce trial. Anna Betzel of Lorain accuses James Hetzel of neglect and cruelty, seeks divorce, custody, and bank restraint.
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Ditvorce
Pauline Mayer
Nathan Mayer
Lodi Street
Freda McNeal
Wilbur MccNeal
Shea
Thelma Emerick
Anna Betzel
Lorain
James Hetzel
Sturn Parole Hearing Delayed to Saturday for Shortage Repayment
Don Sturn, former American Express Co. agent in Lorain, sought parole after pleading guilty to misappropriating 170 dollars of company funds. He claimed reform, promotion in Toledo, and study to be an accountant, with Toledo mission and church support. Judge Thompson kept the case open until Saturday the 12th, noting a $700 shortage.
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Don Sturn
American Express Co
Lorain
Thompson
Sturn
Toledo
Sturno
Fremont
Railroads Attract Large Applicant Surge At Marion
Marion November 2 local railroad officials report an enormous spill of job applicants across all railroading departments. They say hiring cannot meet demand even in peak prosperity, though they announce improving business. More than 3100 men are employed at the division point of the Erie system.
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Marion
Ilocal
Inp
Erte
Divorce suit over threats and abuse in Trimmel family
Helen Trimmel sues James Trimmel in a divorce filed in this city alleging on October 28 he threatened her with a butcher knife and that he repeatedly refused money for clothing and necessities. She seeks alimony custody of their six children, five of whom died in infancy, and relief from a life she describes as worse than slavery.
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Helen Trimmel
James Trimmel
Han
Bandits Attack Court Reporter in Newark Late Night
Newark, Nov. 2. Charles Cooper, 65, long time court stenographer, was ambushed and shot by two footpads as he drove to his garage just before midnight. Robbery motive suspected though two large diamonds worn by the victim were not taken. An inexperienced buckle and lead pencil may have saved his life. No clues to the gunmen’s identity.
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Newark
Charles Cooper
Jno
Trucks Collide in City Street Drain, Injuring Driver
A.M. Fowler, driving his truck from Second Street Alley onto East Aroad, was struck by a Ward truck traveling south on Fast Avenue yesterday. Damage included a broken fender and headlight.
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A.M. Fowler
Second Street Alley
East Areoad
Ward
Lorain Police Chief Refuses Ouster Order
Lorain on November 2, Chief A. A. King defied Mayor Grall by declaring the suspension illegal and refusing to surrender. A copy of charges was reportedly on the way, while Acting Chief Capt. Hugh Reilly was instructed to stay at the office as the stand remains unresolved.
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Lorain
Wile
F. Grail
A. A. King
King
Grail
Grall
Police Vehief
Hugh Reilly
Rng
Reilly
Unemployment Board to Meet on Friday
The standing committee of the presidents conference on unemployment will meet in New York on Friday, announced by Secretary Hoover. The session will review the current unemployment status and progress, and special committees will be appointed to study social and fiscal aspects to establish permanent methods for combating idleness.
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Washington
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Desine Coal Miner Walkouts Pivot On Court Ruling
In Indianapolis and Terre Haute on November 2, about 25 000 Indiana coal miners walked out in protest of Judge Andersons injunction prohibiting the checkoff system. Union leaders dispatched telegrams signaling possible further actions and appeals while many miners interpreted the messages as a direct order to quit work.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Anderson
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
John L. Lewis
John Hessler
Thetrict
Torre
International Union
Two Women Injured In Lorain Taxi Crash
Two women were injured when Gibson's taxi was struck by an auto driven by Porter Wood of 759 Broadway Lorain yesterday afternoon. The taxi turned into West avenue from fail court and was hit from behind, damaging the top and rear. Mrs L R Taylor of 247 Princeton avenue suffered an eye blackened while her companion Mrs Ward Decker of 206 Princeton avenue was severely shaken. Damage to the Gibson taxi will be settled between the owners of the two cars.
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Gibson
Porter Wood
Broadway
Lorain
Fail Court
West Avenue
Wood
L. R. Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Meat Market House Suit Seeks Mortgage Cancellations
A suit filed by Elyria Market House Co seeks to cancel mortgages totaling over 120000 and to force acceptance of deeds for the West Broad Market House. Plaintiff alleges Mendelson misrepresented finances and rent, and that the defendant refuses to return the property. Also, statewide actions declare November 11, 1921 a public holiday as Senate approves and House sent to the president.
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Elyria Market House Co
Elyria Market. & Storage Company
Elyria Market & Storage Co
R. Mendelson
West Broad
Great Market House
R. RB. Sul
Cleveland
Fens
American Legion push for immediate passage of war claims bill
Kansas City reports the American Legion convention urged swift passage of the adjusted compensation bill, denouncing opposition from Secretary Mellon and President Harding. Delegates criticized anti immigrant and radical elements, backed Bergdolii property return, and supported excluding certain immigrants and treason convictions.
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Kansas City
Iarding
Mellon
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