May Quit Friday Looms Over Lloyd George Irish Crisis
London and Dublin dispatches report Premier Lloyd George and his cabinet may resign Friday amid Irish peace talks. Ulster unionists opposed to concessions threaten to trigger a government crisis as Sinn Fein opposition grows and Craig faces pressure from Orange lodges. In Dublin, Sinn Fein leaders Gavan Duffy and Collins return from Rome amid talks with De Valera. In Chicago, rifle squads rush to Englewood after a mail train robbery. four sacks of mail reported stolen with substantial loot possible.
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London
Fremier Lloyd George
Downing Street
James Craig
Ulster
Ulsteriies
Sinn Feinn
Liord
George
Hfe
Bonar Law
Sir Edward Arson
Craig
Orange Lodges
South Eland
Lloyd Borgé
Ireland
Uniont
Abe
Irish Armiscen
Michael Collins
Irish Republic Army
G. Gavan Duffy
Sinn Feinenny
Rome
Air Peace
Dublin
Eamonn Devalera
Man Jacob Murzychak Convicted After Four Day Trial
A jury convicted Jacob Murzychak of Lop t in a case against the National Tube Co. He was jailed for a week to balance time due. Murzychak, formerly a worker at the National Tube Co, went insane after being head injured on the job in 1915. The suit sought damages from the tube company. the Industrial Commission of Ohio refused to pay. The verdict has been appealed.
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Jacob Murzychak
Lotp
Nenal Tube Co
Muychak
Massillon Hospital
National Tube Co
Industrial Monivaton
Ohio
Tube Co
Shelter Offer Expanded at City Prison Facility
Report notes the bem cell in the cky prison housed nineteen men with a home given shelter and space to sleep. The crowding nears capacity as efforts to provide relief are described amid the large turnout.
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Cky Prison
Proclamation on Armistice Day Ceremonies in Elyria 1921
Elyria Ohio Mayor J Asaph R Jones proclaims Armistice Day events for November 11 1921. He urges an 11 am public meeting at the Rialto Theater bells tolled 1145 to 1200 and a moment of supplication from 1200 to 1202, honoring the unknown American soldier.
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Arlington National Cemetery
America
United States
J. Asaph R. Jones
City of Elyria
Ohio
Rialto Theater
Elyria
Asaph R. Jones
Elyria Votes Lean Republican as Low Turnout Reported
Reports from Elyria show a light noontime vote with Republicans leading led by Mayor Jones. Precinct tallies include ward four precinct A with 66 of 315 votes and third ward precinct A with 69 of 390. statewide focus on three constitutional amendments and education issues.
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Juellen
Stark Votes Against Salary Cut Measure in City Council
City Council held a second reading on a general ten percent wage cut for city employees excluding the city solicitor and mayor, who would drop from 3000 to 2100. Absences by Haselton and Cautel left only five members present, preventing suspension of rules.
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Stark
Haselton
Cautel
Halpin
Tattersall
aGrus
Winslow
Yas
Winal Worpee
LaGrange Child Fatally Burned in Accident
Little Mary Salinsak, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jota Salinak, died after a fire started by a squid stove polish exploded while her parents were away in Elyria. Her five year old sister was present when the accident occurred. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon. The incident serves as a warning to mothers about leaving children unattended in the home.
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Mary Salinska
Jota Salinak
LaGrange Township
Elyria
Ridge St School to Be Sold at Auction
The board of education will auction the Ridge Street school building after proper advertising. The law allows two auction events and then private sale if the sale fails. A second sale includes a lot of 20 junk items and second hand machinery desks lumber and other ar ticles to be sold at the same time.
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Board of Education
Ridge Street
First woman mayor expected in Rochester Lorain County
Estelle Tripp named mayoral candidate in Rochester Village election today. The Chronicle Telegram Rochester correspondent, widow with a daughter in school, works as bookkeeper at Rochester Milling Company and is praised for qualifications.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rochester
Lorain County
Estelle Tripp
Rochester Village
Tripp
Rochester Milling Company
Multiple 1919 era brief items across cities
Short dispatches report a high school player Simon Barber dying after a TD in Abilene Kansas Hospital. Dayton man Mervin Spitler dies after being shot near Edith Peters. Wheeling faces a water shortage due to a dredging incident. Lloyd George requests a League of Nations Council meeting over Albania. Spanish troops advance in Morocco. Akron bishop enforces male voices in choirs. Czechoslovak contract with Standard Oil. Berlin attack remark on Beatty. Dayton inmate Frank Sahora hangs himself. German telegraph and telephone outages. Cleveland hog prices dip below 2.00. Chicago to execute teacher’s killer Frank Ligresnl by hanging.
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Berlin
Earl Beatty
Chicago
Deusche Tageblatt
Jutland
Dayton
Frank Sahora
Charles Lowe
North Dayton
Central
Lowe
Miami Valley Hospital
Sahara
Peer
Lake Avenue School Closed by City Board of Education
The Lake Avenue school building is condemned and must be closed for ten days from last Saturday due to unsanitary conditions narrow stairs and faulty heating. The board seeks a short extension to arrange for pupil transfer and will implement immediate changes across city buildings including safety upgrades and fire escape adjustments at several facilities.
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Lake Avenue
State Department of
City Board of Education
Carlos
Washington
Robbery on Knols Central Mail Train by Masked Bandits
A daring holdup near here by seven masked gunmen targets a Knols Central mail train. Bandits fire on passengers, ignite the mail car with dynamite and petrol, and flee in a motor truck. Four red seal sacks taken. total loss estimate unknown. Local officials describe the raid and the survivors.
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Germer
Nelson
Ford County
Theo
Fisher
Tinos Central Railroad
Sagt Road
Five Die Likely After Pottsville Mine Explosion
Five men were fatally burned and four more seriously burned when a gas pocket exploded at the Lytle Calliery near Pottsville Pennsylvania. Fire and debris filled the mine as workers tried to escape. Inspectors probe cause.
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Pottsville
Lytle Calliery
Oersvilia
Tony Kuxzsn
John Chenilla
John Bolysak
Harry Karage
Jong Susack
Acquitted of Larceny Charge in Tire Theft Case
John Fibrlach was acquitted yesterday after a jury failed to convict him of stealing tires from a vehicle. The verdict followed testimony from witnesses and the judge’s instructions to the jury.
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John Fibrlach
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Ridge St
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League of Nations
League of Nations Council
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Morocco
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Kariabad
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