Ship subsidy debate looms in Oberlin meeting
Congressman Martin L. faces opposition in a Democrat mass meeting in Oberlin over a ship subsidy bill. Davey denounces the plan as benefiting special interests with billions in real costs to taxpayers and urges a clear stance from his opponent. He warns of greater government bureaucracy and discusses trees and reforestation in Lorain County stops.
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Wermer
Martin L
Oberlin
United States
Davey
Cortenaing
Shipping Board
Congress
Lorain County
Goerlin
Elyria
Cuyahoga Falls
Lorain Man Shot by Alien at Willard
Norwalk reports Clarence Courteer a 22 year old Lorain man shot through the right lung at Willard by John Petroff a Bulgarian and four companions. Petroff says he fired at what he thought was a robbery while the group en route from Lorain to Youngstown to earn Christmas money. A .32 pistol and a .38 revolver were found. five men, railroad workers, were arrested as robbers operating in the district.
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Norwalk
Clarence Courteer
Lorain
Willard
John Petroff
Petroff
Courteer
Hoth
Low
Youngstown
Blaine
Petroft
County
B. & O. Railway
Aquor Law Violators Given Two Years in Pen
In Cincinnati on November 1 William Olligham owner of the Joking Pike inn and associates Fred Betz Chas Iwan Fred Young Chas BD Wilson and Carl Webber were convicted of conspiring to evade prohibition laws and each sentenced to two years in the Atlanta penitentiary. Also report from Constantinople dated November 2 states the Turkish nationalist assembly at Angora deposed the sultan, with prior resignations noted.
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Cincinnati
William Olligham
Pike
Fred Betz
Chas. Iwan
Fred Young
Chas. BD. Wilson
Carl Webber
Atlanta
Constantinople
Angora
Turkey
Elyria Women Told About Saving Trees
Hon Martin L Davey addressed Elyria club women at the National Bank assembly hall on The Vital Relation of Trees and Human Life. He warned of forest devastation and urged replanting to preserve soil, prevent floods, and sustain national wealth formed from timber to city homes.
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Martin L. Davey
Elyria Club
The
National Bank
Davey
County Treasurer Ralph C McBride In Crash Injured
County Treasurer Ralph C. McBride was seriously injured in Cleveland as his car collided with a Northern Ohio Traction interurban at Broadway and East 131st Street. Aide Joseph A. Friend Jr. was killed. McBride had spoken at a Bedford voters meeting and was en route to address more gatherings. The motorman said Friend misjudged the distance and the car was not traveling fast.
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Cleveland
Ralph C. McBride
St. Alexis Hospital
Joseph A. Friend Jr
Broadway
East 131St Street
McBride
Bedford
Lmited
Boy and dog rescued after grave incident in Glipside
In Cliffside New Jersey November 2 a seven year old boy Tommy Hansen climbed into a newly dug grave in a cemetery to rescue his dog Spike who had fallen and injured his leg. The boy remained in the grave about eight hours before being found and both were treated for exposure and injuries.
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Glipfside
N. J
Spike
Tommy Hansen
Cliffside
Miquet
Tommy
Premier Law outlines postwar British strategy
Premier Law urged withdrawal of British troops from the Near East and overseas commitments to cut expenditures while keeping naval positions and adequate forces for empire security. He said Anglo American relations had no cloud on the horizon.
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Near East
Great Britain
Law
Near miss as car nearly hits Mrs Starr Faxon at city corner
Mrs Starr Faxon narrowly escaped being struck by an auto driven by Mrs Rogers at the corner of Middle Avenue and Cheapside. A box with a ladies suit was knocked from her hand and the gown torn. The police were notified. In Geneva on November 2 the League of Nations invited member nations to discuss land disarmament schemes.
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Starr Faxon
West Avenue
F. A. Rogers
Middle Avenue
Cheapside
Geneva
League of Nations
Epileptic Victor Escorts to Police Station in Lorain
A young man named C. W. Wills of Cleveland was removed from the 9 o'clock limited train car this morning after collapsing. A physician diagnosed a mild form of epilepsy and treated him. Wills, an overseas veteran, was escorted home by a companion who said he came to the city to work. Also announced are Sunday meetings across Lorain County with speakers including Judge A. Ri. Webber and Senator J. F. Burke, plus two autos stolen in Lorain and Ridgeridge.
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C. W. Wills
Cleveland
Wills
Penfield Junction
Lorain County Dry Federation
A. Ri. Webber
Judge Webber
Ridgeville
Geo. H. Chamberian
M. E. Church
Columbia Center
J. F. Burke
Kipton
Jones Wul
LaGrange
Starr Faxon
Mills
Art
Moon
Hall
Premonition of Death Linked to Collins Killing
Bristol narrator reports Lord Birkenhead recalling Michael Collins upon signing the Anglo Irish peace treaty saying he might have signed his death warrant. Collins was later shot by Republican irregulars in County Cork.
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Bristol
Lord Birkenhead
Michael Collins
Collins
County Cork
Husband of Slain Choir Leader Hearings Reveal Alibi Doubts
Witnesses describe late night visits and alleged alibi gaps tied to the murder of a church choir leader. A husband and others dispute timelines, with Mrs Hall’s statements challenged by an eyewitness. Separately, French troops report fifteen killed in Thrace clashes with Turkish police near Adrianople.
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Constantinople
Adria Mople
Thrace
Stocks Rise At Open With Rail Gains And Industrials Leading
New York stock prices opened higher with most active issues advancing. Rail stocks led, Industrials strong, and Bald win Locomotive and Studebaker posted gains. In Cleveland, cattle and hog markets were steady to active, with top cattle at 12.56 and hogs strong. Chicago wheat and corn opened up, oats higher, with mixed early grain quotes and small shifts in futures.
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New York
Industral
Baldwin
Studewaker
Cleveland
Chicago
Newer Form of Iron Promises Strength and Vitality
Physicians urge Nuxated Iron for nervous and weak patients. The ad claims iron improves blood, energy, and appearance, linking pale, run-down looks to iron deficiency and promising dramatic gains. It cites quick availability at Ebbert’s Drug Store and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Susie Smith
Goma
Bor Niie
Ebberts Deux
Rotary Halloween Surprise Mocks Guests With Delights
The Rotary club hosted a Halloween party at Alber's Villa on Tuesday October 31. A dinner followed by readings and a unique octava gag with impersonations impressed attendees. The evening closed with thanks to hosts and memories of a memorable, homey atmosphere.
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Rotary Club
Hallowe'en
Elizabeth Hurst
Madame de van de Larchette
Fan Squire
Ollers
Myrtle and Maude
Flo Saunders
Hat Tucker
Madame de Larchette
Grant
Harriet Crehore
Lydia Pinkham
Bill Nichols
Poeaheniss
Mae Werner
Mary Walker
Lottie Dykeman
Simon Legree
Eliza
Stella Whaler
Roberta Howenstine
Mary Pickford
Clara Johnson
Charley Chaplin
Irma Poste
Buffalo Bill
Georgia Crandall
Theo
Rotarians
Alber
Operation Now Cures Snoring in Five Minutes
Portland surgeons claim a five minute nasal tissue trim cured snoring, promising relief for noisy sleepers. Dr. M C McCorkie and three peers say the quick operation calms nasal flaps, helps breath through the nose, reduces sleep disturbance, and could ease marital strain.
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M. C. McCorkie
Portland
Confesses In Assault Aimed At Rosalie Details From Witness
A man testifies about luring Rosalie with her mother’s permission for a ride in his car then losing control while near Dublin. Rosalie ran into the woods and disappeared. the suspect was jailed as residents threatened to take action. Separate dispatch notes Austria and Yugoslavia moving troops on the Italian frontier.
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Rosalie
Eastern Avenue
Dublin
Contro
William Long
Stomach Strengthening Claim Boosted by Ad
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na as a stomach strengthener to banish indigestion. The claim is guaranteed by C. W. Phillips with a money back option if not effective.
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C. W. Phillips
Treasury allows liquor ships to dock beyond three mile limit
Washington November 2 Secretary of the Treasury Malida announced that foreign vessels seized outside the three mile limit for alleged violations of the national prohibition act may be released when there is no evidence that masters used their own boats to land liquor in the United States.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Malida
United States
Treasury Department
Eastern Stars elect officers for coming year at Amherst
Stone City Chapter QU E 8 held its annual election last evening naming Ruth SchaefFer Worthy Matron Tona Kaser Associate Matron Clarence Cooper Worthy Patron Gertrude Weinert Secretary Martha Gerlach Treasurer Elizabeth Wragg Conductress Margaret Bruce Associate Conductress Percy Barber Trustee
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Amherst
Stone City
QU. E
Ruth Schaeffer
Tona Kaser
Clarence Cooper
Gertrude Weinert
Martha Gerlach
Elizabeth Wragg
Margaret Bruce
Assonate
Percy Barber
Halloween Lantern Burns Cause Hugh McGarver Injury
Amherst notices report a boy named Hugh McGarver burned on the face while masked during Halloween when whiskers ignited from a lighted lantern. He was treated by Dr Powers and is recovering at home. Also listed are social events: fourteen ladies in costumes at Mrs Miller’s Seeley Ave, a Congregational church ladies’ society gathering with a political talk by Luetta Peabody, and a Halloween party hosted by Miss Cameron with teachers present.
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Amherst
Hugh McGarver
Jack Clastern
Ladies' Society of the
Congregational Church
Fred Hubbard
Frank Stang
Luetta Peabody
Cameron
Hallowe'en
Amherst Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Amherst personal news records several residents visiting nearby cities. A. R. Tolhurst traveled to Cleveland on business. Mrs Chas Boughto spent yesterday in Lorain. Mrs Harry Leuzler visited Elyria and Cleveland. Emma Wilford from Cleveland stays with friends. Miss Josephine Lenorada and sister plan housekeeping in rooms once used by Mrs Lawson. Fred Gove of Lorain and Russell Nicholl of Elyria were Amherst visitors yesterday. Allison Nicholl of Cleveland was also in town last evening.
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Amherst
A. R. Tolhurst
Cleveland
Ass. Clas
Hugo
Senate
Elyria
Chas, Boughto
Lorain
Herry Leuzler
Carl Pegerst
Harry Leuszler
Emma Wilford
Josephine Lenorade
Sarah
Lawson
Fred Gove
Russell Nicholl
Allison Nicholl
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid for Digestive Relief
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate the liver and bowels. The vegetable compound, taken at bedtime, aims to improve digestion, curb bad taste and coated tongue, and boost energy without cramps or pain.
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Lowe's
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Amherst Visitor Mentioned Mies Rose Wenzel Elyria
A fragment notes an Amherst visitor yesterday and names Mies Rose Wenzel as connected to Elyria. The context is unclear but suggests an association or attendance involving these individuals in two Ohio locales.
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Amherst
Mies Rose Wenzel
Elyria
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