Assassination Shakes Japanese Cabinet Aftermath
Detroit payroll holdups yield 4000 dollars and a coal company office robbery nets 2000. In Tokyo the Japanese cabinet realigns after Premier Takashi Hara's assassination as Genro decide on a new ministry within days. Prince Yamagata and Marquises Matsukata and Sate onji oversee formation amid unresolved personnel.
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Detroit
Mid
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Pittman and Dean
Elmer Garreth
Electric Bottery Service Company
Tokio
Takashi Hare
Baron Kato Miniate
Navy
Washington
Kato
Genro
Jeder
Yamagaten
Matsukata
Sate Onji
Hara
Four Fordham students injured when truck crashes near Baltimore
A truck carrying 42 Fordham University students bound from New York to Washington to see a football game with Georgetown crashed at the Conowingo river bridge about 28 miles north of Baltimore. Four seriously injured, one badly hurt and not expected to live, eight others seriously hurt.
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Baltimore
Fordham University
New York
Washington
Georgetown University
Conowingo River
Motions in Heart Balm Case Over $100,000 Verdict
Judge Redington heard arguments for a new trial in the Marla Kitt Cleveland versus Join Cromwell case. Chamberlain sought leave to amend claiming evidence of abandonment and prior extortion, arguing the $100,000 verdict was excessive and set a bad example.
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J. G. Redington
Marla Kitt
Cleveland
Join Cromwell
Chamberlain
Miss Mnt
Miss Kitt
Redington
Mc Cromwell
Bootleggers Target Federal Agents in Bribe Plots
Prohibition Commissioner Hosnes disclosed that bootleggers and moonshiners are attempting to corrupt dry agents with bribes and threats. He cited organized efforts to buy officials, harass agents with violence, and offer bribes up to five times the agents' salaries.
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Washington
Prohibition
Hosnes
Haynes
Trey
Moonashine
Vonrmmla- Aliner
Hugove
Divorces Granted for Cruelty in Cleveland Court
Rose Habernan accus es Fred Haberman of extreme cruelty and neglect amid separations. The couple, with two divorces granted, also notes Wenahings and abandonment. Thelma Emerich also granted a divorce from Edward Emerich for extreme cruelty. Nick Marsico awarded $213.36 in a separate case.
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Rose Habernan
Thre
Ant
Fred Haberman
Shealan
Ty Cleveland
Gom
Thelma Emerich
Edward Emerich
Nick Marsico
Felemuan Frabotta
Far
Noted Man Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in New York
In New York a man identified as William Howden, 60, killed his wife with a stabbing act then killed himself by leaping from his apartment window as neighbors tried to break in. Police report a fatal domestic incident with no further details available.
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Wiliam ML
Howden
Con
Fischer
Sterh
Potlen
Jas Aimee
Lorain Wife Seeks Divorce From Husband
Mina Chapman files for divorce from Same Chapiean, alleging he never supported her, gave only small sums for living, kept several hundred dollars, and deserted her after taking her money.
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Mina Chapman
Lorain
Vean
County Road Levy Urged to Fund Repairs and Maintenance
County commissioners urge approval of a one mill road levy at the November election. They argue state and federal aid plus the levy will bring over sixteen miles of gravel roads up to state standard, surface treat over forty miles, and restore more than 70 miles of county and state roads to first class condition.
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Couity
Tula
Louise Valerius Dies at Memorial Hospital
Louise Valerius, 54, longtime city resident and lifelong blind, died at Memorial hospital after an appendicitis operation. A St Mary’s Church devotee, she lived at 125 East Bridge Street and leaves sisters Mary and Mrs Sos of California and brother Edward at home. Funeral services will be held at St Mary’s Monday morning.
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East Bridge Street
Memorial Hospital
Yester
Valerius
Columbus
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mary
Edward
Sos
California
Mary Women Dere on Precinct Boards in County
Large portion of county election staff will serve at voting booths next Tuesday. Names listed show Republican and Democratic precinct officers across Amherst Avon Grafton Oberlin Wellington and more with presiding judges, clerks and committeemen.
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Ruby Walker
Cora Barkley
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Miltom Gaus
J. F. Whiton
J. B. Whitan
F. G. Fowl
Elsie S. Aynston Amherst
W. H. Turner
A. M. Rehafefield
H. Martin
Democrata
Edward Moebling
George P. Cox
George M. Parker
F.C. Schuler
Jean Jaeger
Arthur J. Bauer
C. H. Purcell
Repubican
William Co
AW. Hicka
Gough
C. T. Wilford
Lawrence Heckel
Jude
Martin Rink
Fink
George Jaco
Ada Memis
W. O H. Treuster
W. Vernon Marshall
Clack
Andy Mrhart
Brighton
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Day
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Woog. Hardy
Tudae
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Chas. Seley
Etha Burge Strownhel
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Jacob Haumlhardt
Wayes Whitreecy
Robert Leimbach
J. CL Kishman Pree
Net
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Wm. F. Eskert
John Burkett
Albert Fridensten
Herbert Wacker
Carl Diederich
John Fultapatrick
Columbia
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Jessie Harrington
Roy E. Putt
Baird
W. Pp. Cole Elor Fern Plnackner
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Robert Squire
Alfen Hunter
A.J. Meridson
George M. Howard
George F. Allen
Edith Longbon
Eaton
HW. Durkee
Elizabeth Davia
J. C. Lyons
F. S. Cook
F. Cook
Carl
Wright Elyria Township
George C. Peatra
Dick Johnson
Carl Fowl
George Wilhelmy
Herbert Stang
George Peatra
Nellie Hecock
C.F. Nichols
A. M. Moulton
C. D. Bennett
Mary Riley
Grafton Township
J. E. Hosler
Lucy Myers
D. G. Reisinger
W. E. Bandater
Mabel Durkee
J. B. Kroesen
Grafton Village
W. G. Saxton
Frank Schears
Elmer Tran
Guy Finlayson
Kate Novesky
Chauncey Knechtges
Henrietta
Albert Reusser
End of Coal Miner Strikes Tied to Court Ruling
Indiana miners end strike now. Chicago court of appeals suspends injunction affecting union dues, paving return to work Monday. Ohio unions optimistic as Pittsburgh Vein Operators agree to respect circuit court decision. Indiana and Pennsylvania walkouts may be cancelled.
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John Hessler
Court of Appeals
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio Union
Lee Hall
Ohio United Mine Workers
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
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China
AL R. Anderson
Indianapolla
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Wile Cna
United Mine Workers of America
Evans
Arsehuler
Baker
District Court
Indianapolis
Resignation Sparks Senate Fire over Mellon Tax Policy
Washington November 5 The retirement of Secretary Mellon sparks Senate debate as Senator La Follette Wisconsin accuses Mellon of brazenly declaring wealth will not bear its full share of taxation. The dispute centers on tax policy and government fairness.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate
Lafolette
Wisconsin
Rusals township man appeals ditch decision
George Van Dam of Rusals township appeals county commissioners ruling on the Hill ditch. He petitions to have the ditch reworked, and the commissioners again deny his request.
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George van Dam
Rusals Township
Receiver Granted Additional Time to Settle Barnett Mill Case
The receiver of the Barnett Mill ing Co. Wan was given more time by the court this morning to analyze bids on the property. Several bids have been received and he sought extra time to review them.
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Barnett Milling Co
Wan
Aix
Fire damages Elyria home of Fred Schroeder
Fire at 2:00 this morning damaged the residence at 247 Eighth Street. Mrs Schroeder escaped in night clothing and Mr Schroeder, nearly unconscious, was dragged to safety by Capt Myers. Interior gutted. loss placed around 1500 dollars.
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Fred Schroeder
Eighth Street
Elyria Market House Placed in Receiver's Hands
The Elyria Market House was placed in the hands of a receiver this morning after proceedings started by The Elyria Market & Storage Co. Mendelson was named receiver in a case seeking cancellation of a $105,000 mortgage and transfer of property due to alleged misrepresentation at purchase. Local political notes and court staff listings accompany the report.
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Elyria Market House
Elyria Market & Storage Co
Mendelson
Elyria Market & Storage House
Elyria Market House Co
Red plan to disrupt Washington conference sparks far eastern revolt
Reports from observers in Moscow and Vladivostok describe a plan by Len ing to undermine Washington conference decisions. The strategy targets India, China and Korea with communist uprisings aiming to derail the conference’s aims for a permanent eastern settlement.
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Naw
Troveky
Pfemiers
Far Eastern Republic
Ane
Moscow
Vladivostok
India
China
Korea
Lening
Nusa
Chita
Vindlenstok
Cigarette Causes Fire at Court House
A cigarette started a small blaze on the second floor when discarded behind a radiator. A hole in the floor let the cigarette drop and ignite scraps of paper. Court attaches quickly contained the fire with no injuries reported.
Two Roads Open For Traffic In County Announcement
County Engineer Theobald announces Oberlin road leaving the city is open to traffic a relief to motorists who detoured for months. The Obamia to Wellington route is also opened this morning ending another detour and the county work is being rushed to completion before cold weather.
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Theobald
Oberlin
Obamia
Wellington
Tube Mills to Raise Production By Sixty Percent
The National Tube Company plant will boost operations to a 60 percent capacity starting Monday, per General Manager Fall’s office. Last week production ran at 26 percent after a prior 40 percent level. officials could not confirm future adjustments, but said output may reach capacity.
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National Tube Company
Fall
Chronicle-Telegram Football Extra Out After Afternax
Chronicle Telegram releases football extra edition soon after the final whistle. Early reports highlight key plays, scoring, and standout performances from local teams and players.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Afternax
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