Lloyd George advocates prohibition and Britain on U S policy
In a Columbus dispatch the Standard Oil cut gasoline to 18 cents and reduce Var Molene Naptha prices to 18 12 cents starting Saturday. Lloyd George, returning from America, says he has no fixed view on prohibition though American pubic mood leans pro. He notes shifts in Irish policy及 European attitudes and frames domestic politics as protection versus free trade.
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Columbus
Standard Oil Company
London
Lloyd George
America
United States
Great Britain
England
Middle West
Europe
Ruhr
Belgium
Italy
Woodrow Wilson
Downing Street
Baldwin
Sweep of raids seizes twenty six Philadelphia breweries
In a dawn operation Major Roy Haynes and Reuben B. Hams led 300 officers to raid and search twenty six breweries in Philadelphia and surrounding areas in what authorities call one of the most sweeping actions to enforce the Volstead act. Federal officials announce new policy allowing state and municipal officers to inspect breweries and distilleries, with 1924 liquor permits carrying this provision.
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Philadelphia
Roy Haynes
Reuben B. Hams
Washington
Fedral
Todare
Japan
Tate
Hiskey
Ader
Plaintiff pays cost in fight over reckless driving case
Joe Stepkat arrested on an affidavit by Frank Donnelly of Red Star taxi ling on a charge of reckless driving. He was tried in police court the night of October 24 after his car collided on Cleveland street, sending another vehicle into a machine injuring Mrs Stella Taylor. After trial Master Jones acquitted Stepkat and assessed costs against Donnelly.
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Joe Stepkat
Frank Donnelly
Red Star Taxi Ling
Terdar
Maines
Stepkat
Onnelix
Cleveland Treet
Stella Aylor
Teschting
Roy Merpan Died This Morning and Funeral at Home
New York report notes Roy Merpaman died this morning. Sleprinoeg 22F was taken to Bursal Home for burial arrangements. The final dramatic broadcast on Stokes vs Stokes unfolds today with ongoing coverage in the city.
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Atary
New York
Stokes
Okes
Responsibility shared for Rootstown bus tragedy damages
State announcement says fault for the Rootstown crossing accident that killed eight children on October 11 lies with the county commissioners the Rootstown board of education the Pennsylvania Railroad and bus driver Louis Klein.
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Columbus
Rootstown
Portage County
Eigt
Pennsylvania
Rootstown Board
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Louis Klein
Itis
Yest
Woman Killed in Shooting at Bootlegger
Norfolk police officer tried to capture a suspected ho nseeser when Virte George Alexander, 23, was shot and died. The officer surrendered to authorities and was released.
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Norfolk
George Alexander
Meer Ratz
Heng Chater
Student John Wesleyan University student dies
Obscure notice details the death of a Wesleyan student named John N Wesleyan University in Delaware. The report notes he was among the youngest students, appeared to be about 18, and hailed from Oklahoma City where his father Frank T Biasir is a real estate man.
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Delaware
John N Wesleyan University
Massinge Sinte
Taehor
Acs
Oklahoma City
Frank T. Biasir
Walton Denial of Charges Before Impeachment Court
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton faced impeachment proceedings with the state presenting witnesses Aldrich Blake and Dr E T Bynum alleging improper uses of state employees and political appointments. The defense signaled recalls as the trial continued amid courtroom wrangling and rulings favoring the state in early testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J.C. Walton
Senate
Aldrich Blake
ET. Bynum
Walton
House Board of Managers
Blake
Bynum
A. B E. Davenport
Highway Department
Highway, Banking, Game Warden
Board of Affairs and Health Departments
Fred Dennis
Dennis
Lorain Booze Vendor Fined In Prohibition Case
William Shinkley of 1609 Longs Avenue Lorain was fined 500 dollars after appearing before Judge Thompson on liquor recission charges. Mary Nowacki of 1648 Broadway faced illegal possession charges and was released on bond. liquor found concealed on Mrs Underhill at jail. hearing set for the 15th.
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William Shinkley
Longs Avenue
Lorain
Thompson
Prohibition
Frank
Mary Nowacki
Broadway
Hanor
Underhil
World record stitching at Emergency Hospital report
A world record stitching achievement was claimed at the Emergency Hospital after two patients, described as two negroes, were brought in from a river fight. Observers note 212 stitches on a patient named Thomas, with Dr J W Harn involved. the second case mentions Walter Tyler and a lieutenant unit.
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Nova
Germany
John Th. Vemnern
Thomas Hi Les
J. W. Harn
Walter Tyler
Funeral services for Capt. J and Phew held in Lorain
Funeral services were conducted at the First Methodist Church for Capt. J and Phew this afternoon. A large turnout of business leaders and former associates attended, and burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Lorain
J .Dhe
Phew
M. E Caurch
Elmwood Cemetery
Legion's Minstrels Delight Rialto Crowd Again
The American Legion minstrel show at the Rialto theatre drew a large audience and earned universal praise as the best amateur performance here. The program featured elaborate costumes, a strong chorus, skilled soloists, a capable orchestra, and lively skits, with Roy Hultz as master of ceremonies.
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American Legion
Rialto Theatre
Roy Hultz
William Burroughs
Robert Couch
Leonard Terry
Alva Smith
Earl Smith
Arthur Castle
Chuck Persons
Fred Roth
Johnny Gray
Chuck Clark
Jack Norsworthy
Mike Sexton
Earl Greenland
Lawrence Wensink
Rodney Parker
E. J. Lamb
Chick Clark
Fred Roith
Ed Anderson
Loth
Jay Weller
Maurine Stru
Coon Town
Iast Nsht
Special Board Named for Chest Drive Effort
At a Community Service Council meeting a special committee was chosen to begin chest drive preparations. The group will meet in the YMCA director's room on Tuesday evening November 1, and all members are urged to attend. Committee members include A. B. Taylor C. M. Braman L. B. Fauver H. W. Ingersoll A. G. Bean Thos. N. Cook C. H. E. Merthe Ralph Murbach K. R. Jensen H. L. Patrick J. R. Johnson S. A. Horvitz H. D. Cook A. G. Smith B Gilles Chas. Crehore Joseph Rauh W. H. Hill C. E. Lozier.
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Community Service Council
A. B. Taylor
C. M. Braman
L. B
Reorganization Aims At Ku Klux Klan Conclave
In Indianapolis on November 2, D J W Evans says the Klan will reorganize and reconstruct in response to charges against Colonel William J Simmons. Evans, en route to Fort Wayne, notes New York and Washington discussions with Klan leaders and a shift of focus to Indiana as a central prep site.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Willam J. Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Basi
D. J. W. Evans
Imperial Ward
Fort Wayne
Evans
Washington D.C
Atlanta
Evens
New York
Jeades
Ku Kilns Rian
Und Sistes Follia
Biare
Washington
Ted
Kiai
Indanapars
Democratic House Leader Wastington Arrests End Nine Terms
A report states Tsaye Fun oby has been agreed as Democratic leader of the tap house in the 68th Congress. He has served nine terms in the House and was floor leader last.
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Tenn
Gasoline Tax Rewrite Prompts Highway Maintenance Funds
A state official urged lawmakers to raise gasoline taxes to fund highway maintenance. He noted the state now must cover costs from a dwindling general fund and urged action to ensure road upkeep.
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Caltmus
Alma CP
Dueling Killings At National Tube Plant Led To Shooting
In Lorain on November 9 Jesus Guseman 25 a Mexican was shot five times at the National Tube Co plant by Bendillo Cluse 24 a Spaniard during a fight. Guseman lay dying in St Joseph's hospital while Cluse was arrested after a gas-pipe blow to his head as workers flooded the scene.
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Lorain
Jesus Guseman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bendillo Cluse
National Tube Co
Cluse
Guseman
Steel Plant
Central Station
Tented city rising for Ku Klux Klan event in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on November 9 a tented city for 100000 visiting Ku Klux Klan members is under construction on a southern aviation field. A whiteway system and tents for commissaries hospital and guards are up. Rail officials report over ninety interurban cars chartered with many special trains. Parking is prepared and parade permission was applied for as an unmasked event.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Ko
James J. McNicholas
Sheriff's Son Narrowly Escapes Gun Accident
Tobert Underhill, 16, son of Sheriff Underhill, had a narrow escape when he picked up a loaded revolver in a closet yesterday afternoon. The weapon misfired, bullet passing near his hand and striking a flower bed. he was not seriously hurt and expects to recover after it heals.
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Tobert Underhill
Sherif Underhill
Tim
Vaderhi
Pottery Workers End Own Strike in Fareville
In Fareville Ohio on November 9 workers at Crapkaville pottery voted to end their strike and return to the old scale. Several applied for work this morning with eight potters in the oil department and center rooms steady.
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Faresville
Crapkaville
Robed Jackson Wife Mary Dokin Divorced On Ground Of Gross Neglect
Judge Thompson granted Robert Jackson divorce from Mary Dokin on the ground of gross neglect of duty. The court ordered custody or support details set at twenty dollars per month with assets valued at 3206 alimea in a contested proceeding.
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Tan Gantees
Judsce Thompson
Steve Doha
Bavarian Revolt Fails as Ludendorff Hit Wounded
Berlin dispatches report Munich fighting between Reichswehr and Bavarian fascists. General Ludendorff wounded, Hitler captured or escaped in conflicting accounts. Von Kahr allegedly disavows revolt while Reichswehr moves to control Munich and restore order. Reports from Stuttgart and Thuringia indicate failure of the march on Berlin and royalist aims fading.
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Munich
Reichswehr
Fascisti
Ludendorff
Adolf Hitler
Dr. von Kahr
Bavaria
Hitler
Bavarian War Ministry
Party
For Control
von Kahr
von Lossow
Berlin
Stuttgart
Thuringia
Luderdor
Alolf Hitler
Germany
von Rahr
Gavaria
Freseheral
World tension flares as leaders call for peace conference
Senator King urges President Coolidge to summon a world conference to save the Reich and preserve peace after Germany disintegrates. in Paris the interallied council postpones action on Bavaria amid reports of improved German stability. Washington reports delay in reparations talks as Jusserand seeks fresh instructions from Premier Poincare.
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Democrat
Utah
Coolidge
Reich
Germany
King
Europe
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Washington
M. Jusserand
Hughes
Poincare
Ku Klux Klan ticket defeated in Tennessee election
In IPHIS Tennessee on November 8, reports say the anti Klux Klan slate won the city election. Armed police arrived as tensions flared and voters dispersed without bloodshed after processional threats and clashes.
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IPHIS
Tenn
Anual
Pete
Ke Kian
Liferd Davis
Spyvier Judge Paine
Cy Kiansman
Liquor Cases Continued In Local Courtroom
Fragmentary notes show liquor cases adjourned with arguments postponed. An attorney pressed motions as officials prepared new dates for further hearings amid unclear docket entries.
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Atoists
Ohio
Placepela
Roy Merpaman
Brunt
Stident
Legion’s Minstrels
Legion
Double Sevetie
Jack Noreviky
C.D. Thet
H. E Birch
T. Purcham
Panui Rianesard
Lawrence Nsink
Clade Clapp
Cifforderle
E. Anders
Sic Makers
Walter Barres
Wolf
George FH. Allen
Mchei Gray
Gus Youngberg
Dave Jomlin
Jack Sim
A. Dares Womes
Chas
Alar UU Emis
Klan
Imperial Wizard
Lorain Mill
Alan Plang
Robert Jackson
Mary Dokin
GLI
France
Foincare
Stressemann
Tord George
David Linsd
Geese Ree
Tord
United Stars
Serres
A . of States
Ped
Mermani
Ates
Amertan
NoOlsh
Wiliam H. King
Kuuxers
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