Big Reason Son Kill Father for Revenge in Newark
Angus Irvine 24 in Newark city jail after killing his father former probate Judge Walter A Irvine at the Irvine farm scene near Newark Tuesday evening. He said he had a reason, declined further questions, and returned to Newark after informing his mother in Columbus. The family faced divorce petitions. neighbors noted earlier tensions. The shotgun blast felled the judge as he entered the home, with juveniles present and routine care afterward. The case follows prior warnings by county humane society regarding livestock conditions.
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Newark
Angus Irvine
Walter A. Irvine
Irvine Farm
Irvine
Columbus
Angus
Sarah Irving
Sherif Aryan
Anpug
Ohio National Guard
Vole Unteer Army
Spsin and &Ieutenant
Ornance Department
Fails To Look Back As Car Crash Shuts Street Corner
An auto accident on East Broad Street near Winglon Avenue and Tareel Street involved three drivers. Withiaca Tierman, Rob Worth uytton, and Dell Glover reported damaged vehicles and debris blocking the intersection while authorities investigated.
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Reon
East Broad
Winglon Aveny
Tareel Street
Rob
Worthuytton
Aarh
Withiaca Tierman
East Tle
Herm Markine
Dell Glover
Trrman Wrute
Glover
Gray
Lorain man seeks judgment over greenhouses and payments
Fred J. Stehte of Lorain sues Louis Hody for breach of contract over a greenhouse sale. Hody agreed to monthly payments of 110 dollars plus 25 dollars for warehousing and planting services. The September 1, 1519 date appears. requested total judgment amounts to 2,350.76 dollars. A second greenhouse was bought by Hody for 1,650 dollars with 645 dollars due.
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Fred J. Stehte
Lorain
Louis Hody
Hody
Wudy
League of Nations Elect Officials Poland Entrusted
Nov 18 report from Geneva states the League of Nations tasked Poland with military defense of Danzig. Assembly discussed the council’s report and elected six presidents. Baron Yavanhi urged Viscount Ishii for Japanese presidency as votes counted amid debate on executive council report.
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League of Nations
Poland
Switzerland
Danzig
Pieersian
Prince
Eutrast
Geneva
Council
The
League of Raions
League
Faix
Assembly
Prince Said Dowleh
Persan
Hile
Teheran
Isqpen
Shirac
Milen
Australia
Tamasso Tithoni
Ttely
Giuseppe Motta
Fyviss Confederation
Baron Yavanhi
Viscount Ishii
France
Japanese Sunidate
Inagie
Lorain Youth Sues Florist Over Rifle Injury
Leroy Griffith files a damage suit for five thousand dollars against J K Tulea a Lorain florist claiming he was struck by a rifle fired by the defendant as he passed Tulea’s place. The bullet pierced his clothing and lodged in his back a violation of a city ordinance alleged.
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Leroy Griffith
Lorain
J. EK. Tulea
Gorain Florist
Tulea
Washington Portraits Of New Faces In Newly Elected Republican House
Washington portraits introduce a sample of the 8000 new faces expected in the capital as newly elected officials and appointees arrive. The incoming guard of lawmakers from the House and Senate begins to gather to readjust living quarters and establish offices. Not all are truly new to the capital, as Rep. Then Burton returns after years away.
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Washington
Ttx
Shane
National Capital
Oficiala
Pointees
Flun
House
Senate
Cead
Mor House
Rep
Burton
Sera
Smenator
May Try Third in Ka Murder Case Reopened
Cleveland Nov 18 Following the acquittal base unit of John W Joyce for the murder of Harold Kays county prosecutor Baskin day announced he would again present all evidence to the grand jury for a second investigation The prosecutor plans to call every witness from the Joyce trial and others not heard before to compel a full review by the grand jury Justice William H McGannon testified he was with Joyce and Kays before the shooting and expressed surprise but offered no comment The third man allegation against a municipal court chief justice and the possibility of further indictments were noted by Baskin and KendFareman in favor of a new probe
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Cleveland
Willowing
John W. Joyce
Harold Kays
Baskingday
Present &Land Jury
Grar
Gram
Baskin
W. L. Kend Fareman
Elan
Stugy
William H. McGannon
Joyce
Kavy
Wholesale grocers seek prosecution of sugar profiteers
About 250 wholesale grocery companies from New England to Maryland urged Attorney General Palmer to prosecute American and Franklin sugar refiners for war time price control violations. Grocers claim refiners forced contracts at 22 1 2 cents per pound for fall delivery and forced high consumer prices, costing millions, with promises to provide more evidence.
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Washington
Gounger
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Palmer
Amparican
Franklin Isugar
Gfrocera
Grocers
Lurnich
Department of Juntros
Mabstantata Veer
Chronicle Newsboys Banquet at Y M C A Ends Happily
A crowd of Newsboys attended a banquet at the Y M C A where Mayor Jones and TLS Calvert gave brief talks. An original poem by W E Aust and a line of banjo music by Mar Aust accompanied the event, leaving the youths content with the successes that made it possible.
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Jones Andies
Calvert
W. Fk
Y. Moo. A
Mayor Jones
Tls. Calvert
Elyria Enaniel Products Co
W.E. Aust
Divorce Sought After Years of Alleged Abuse in Lorain
Susan Csiemadia of Lorain seeks a divorce from Michael Csiemiadia on extreme cruelty grounds. She alleges daily beating since October 21, 1900, seeks alimony and exclusion of him from their largely paid home, and accuses him of also striking their daughter. She notes ongoing illness and wants boarders while awaiting resolution.
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Susan Csiemadia
Lorain
Michael Csiemiadia
T.he
Atingtat Lushane
Ann
Keom
Misunderstanding Over Water Rates Causes Anxiety
A misquote in yesterday’s Chronicle-Telegram led to confusion over water rates. Service Director Henry explained the plan to raise the yearly price, detailing possible monthly changes and a total annual cost around fifteen dollars, with a board review and formal notes to follow.
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Direetor
Henry Eeklamd
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Control
Harding Will Not Stop at Mexican Port in Canal Zone Trip
New Orleans La Nov 18 President elect Harding will not stop at a Mexican port on his trip to the Canal Zone as urged by Mexican officials. He plans to press on toward the zone without delay.
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Harding
Bex
New Ordleane
Warding
Urgel
Three Negroes Shot by Mob Near Douglas Georgia
In Douglas Georgia on November 13 a mob of over 1500 men captured the sheriff and deputies, then shot three imprisoned Black suspects including a woman amid an attempt to move them to Fitzgerald. Reports say the victims died at the hands of unidentified assailants.
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Douglas
Pearly Harper
Yer
Pitzge
Will Perry
Will Leory
Sther W. Tanner
Fitzgerald
Doulas
AL Cnrgner
AL Cnrgner’ Ary, Impane Pad
Persng
Officers Elected by Masonic Chapter
Officers elected by Masonic Chapter Marshall Chapter Coun Mod AL M are to hold a meeting on November 24 with nominees listed including BF Smith M Bon G Ludwir and W Taete. Secretary Tasman and Treasurer Taylor named. A separate item notes a man injured after a fall from a moving truck near Ridgeville at Memorial Hospital with a head injury and bruising.
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Coun Mod AL
Ies
Tom Nie
King Marshall Catpter Uing
Tolay Yeas BF
Smith
M. Bon
G. Ludwir
Taete
Marsiell
Bert Pos
Reese
W. Markhan
G. Greene
AL Smith
Truslee
W. J. Tasman
A LB. Taylor
Treva
Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct Over Attempted Kiss
Louis Toth was cited to heed the warning against lewd acts as he faced a police court charge for disorderly conduct at Mrs. Andrew Buresy’s home on 265 West Rives Street. He allegedly kissed and fondled the neighbor while her husband was away, replying I want kiss in one but my wife. Layman Jones fined him $14 and costs and ordered him to stay in his own back yard.
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Louis Toth
Andrew Buresy
West Rives Street
Louie
Alayer Jones
Trouble Doubles for Justice Chamberlain
Trouble multiplies for Justice Chamberlain as his bandmates Tucker and Troxel seek relief from a $1,000 bond signed last January and repudiate it claiming no liability. Trustees plan to raise the bond to $5,000, while Chamberlain says all will be adjusted and no alarm. George J. Moore, American mine foreman, shot by Mexicans near Douglas, Arizona, on November 18.
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Justice Chamberlain
Likhe
Je. Tucker
David Troxel
Chamberlain
Douglas
Ariz
George J. Moore
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge Fragments
A list of names and places appears as hospital notes including admissions and discharges. Entries mention Harry F. Castersina Cleveland Lester Dougherty and a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Vorest Weaver Grafton. Other fragments include Mrs J Jumont and baby on Lodi street and John Ravian Kest Avenue.
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Admissiona
Harry F. Castersina
Cleveland
Lester Dougherty
Vorest Weaver
Grafton
J. Jumont
Lodi Street
John Ravian Kest
J. J. Marnes
North Olive Street
W. J. Leron
Mapte Street
Senator Harding Urges Plain Living And Square Dealing
President elect Harding urged plain living and square dealing in New Orleans stressing sanity, common sense, honesty and cooperation as keys to postwar readjustment. He warned of ongoing reconstruction, urged confidence in America, and expressed hope for stronger Latin American trade ties and southern industrial development.
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New Orleans
Pigzin
Harding
United States
America
New Orleans Association of Commerce
South
Latin America
Texas
yroy#ee
Panama Canal Zone
Kiwanis Club hears ex crook speak on crime cure
Fenton, once a noted criminal, spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon about crime methods and the only cure for crime. He warned against entertainment venues as breeding grounds for criminals and urged business leaders to act. The club plans an evening meeting with ladies invited and a committee preparing. Gus Kelinski won the attendance prize donated by Harold Perry. The club will support the HMOs Welfare Campaign underway.
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Fenton
Kiwanis Club
Pacific Mission
Chicago
War
Gus Kelinski
Harold Perry
Hmos
Unity Club Meetup with Griswold at 209 North Street
The Unity Club will meet Jomor-Tow afternoon with Mrs. Mattie Griswold and Mrs. Martell as assisting hostess. Members plan a visit to the Old Ladies' Home and those unable to attend are asked to send a donation to Mrs. Griswold.
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Unity Club
Jomor- Tow
Mattie Griswold
North Street
New Greek Cabinet Takes Office Oath To Restore Peace
In Athens Nov 18 George Hirantiis the new premier and his Jus cabinet took an oath before Regent Admiral Coun vlourigus. Attending were M Gounaris interior minister Baldares minister of interior Callogeropoulos finance Rhallis foreign affairs. Venizelos departed Athens amid cheers as civil guards fired revolvers in celebration. The new premier pledged order and censored press, signaling a fresh start after years of Venizelos rule.
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Athens
George Hirantiis
Greece
Jus
aMee
Counvlourigus
Welock
M. Gounaris
M. Baldarés
M. Callogeropoulos
Mnance
M. Rhallis
Aedain
Voryer
Venizelos
Athena
Constantine
Trops
M. Ventrolon Miomwell
City Briefs on Elyria firm and mail spill near station
City briefs report chemist B C Curtisa stating Walt Co Elyria faced no arrests over saccharin in soft drinks. A crossing tender at Washington Avenue reported finding scattered mail along the track near the station and sent it to the post office. The mail carrier believes it dropped from a post or mail bay.
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City Briefs
City
B.C. Curtisa
Walt Co
Elyria
Uusink Sacchas
Kurleson
Washington
Poat
Tite
Uae
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Mich
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