Gary Urges Arms Limitation and Trade Peace Plan
Judge Gary advocated limiting capital ships and urged a final treaty to prevent war. He favored no resort to force before conferences among participating nations and called for government supervision to restore stable prices and wages after wartime inflation. He noted wage gains since 1919 and argued for regulation to guide a return to normal conditions.
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Mexico
Obregor
U. S
Jeary
Gary
Washington
Priess
Nwanis Club Speaker Urges Patriotism and Duty
A Nwanis Club speaker warned that modern prosperity rests on borrowed money and past sacrifices. He urged daily patriotism in schools and homes, enforcement of flag laws, and keeping Decoration Day a solemn observance rather than a sports day. He stressed rights earned by others’ sacrifices and urged readiness to defend them.
Labh Bread Prices Cut Across Columbus Market
New price reductions affect many Columbus wholesale items. Jorvea loaves drop to 7 1 3 cents per quarter and half loaves fall to 12 1 3 cents per unit, with retailers likely adjusting shelf prices accordingly.
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Lumaub
Columbua i
Fiat
Town Line Notes From Flyra And Surrounding Areas
Town Line community news from Flyra and nearby towns includes visits among residents such as Mr and Mrs Chas Krueck and Mrs Dellefield families in Gratton Ambheret and South Ridge. A Evergreen Club meeting elected officers and planned a November 14 gathering with refreshments and crafts. The piece mentions a wedding at the Bechtel home, various callers from Elyria Cleveland and Avon, and an upcoming Town Line school house entertainment with a speaking event by District superintendent Landis of Elyria on November 26.
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Town Line
Chas. Krueck
Flyra
Andrew Stang
Carl Dellefield
Norma
Ambheret
Margaret Dellefield
A. Peters
Sandusky
Lewis Spiegelerg
A. Mackert
Herma
Howard Mackert
Gratton
Henry Dellefield
Anthony Dekefield
Ida
South Ridge
Lewis Sycerelerg
Evergreen Club
Mursto
Howard Dayton
Mro
Wra
Frank Bechtel
Roger Speines
Elyria
Anna Spies
Anna Turhenn
Heraoce
Cleveland
Elizabeth Fry
John Macvert
Steve Alren
Avon
Amp
Russell
Landis
Elvria
Ucan
Peter Dediefield
Murray Ridge
Henry
Cleveland Markets Report Steady Hogs and Soft Cattle
Market notes show hogs steady to higher with strong sales and top near 7.40 to 7.50 for heavy figures. Cattle receipts 300 and veal calves lower with choice to extra around 10 dollars. Sheep and lambs slow with spring lambs quoted 5 to 9 dollars across.
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Cleveland
Gcalves
Sheey and Lambs
Stocks Edge Lower in Early NY Trading Amid Japan Tension
New York stocks opened uneven with most leaders down fractions. Industrial Alcohol slipped 2 3 4 points to 34 3 4, U S Steel fell 3 4 to 82 3 8, Baldwin Locomotive down 3 4 to 93 3 4, United Retail Stores off 1 point to 46, Mexican Petroleum down 1 to 113 1 1. Markets were volatile as traders weighed Japan’s stance in Washington and prospect of policy shifts.
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New York
U.S. Steelwas
Baldwin
United Retail
Isd
General Asphalt
Mexican Petroleum
Broadway Fashion Sparks Garter Trends Across City
A lively fashion note from Los Angeles describes shifting garter styles from Paris to Broadway venues. The piece notes a vogue for fur top stockings and then a playful pivot toward garters, reflecting evolving feminine attire and social mood.
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Broadway
Los Angeles
Paris
Beautiful Brunette Lois Sturt Makes Film Debut in London
The Hon. Lois Sturt daughter of Lady Alington acclaimed as one of England's most photographed women appears in her first film with Lady Diana. She shares a brunette look with Diana and brings dramatic training from private theatre work to her professional debut in London.
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Lois Sturt
Alington
Laudsiana Manners
Engand
Miss Sturt
London
Diana
Acts Diana
Lady Diana
Local social roundup and diplomatic notes mixed in Brighton report
Brighton social news notes visits and dinners among local families in Brighton and nearby towns. Separately in Washington the illness of Japanese ambassador Shidehara led to a temporary suspension of a China conference, with a statement that he will resume work tomorrow. Also noted is the senate confirmation of John W. Brindle as ambassador to Argentina amid coverage of earlier trade and export issues in Asia.
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Washington
Haren Shidehara
China
Pasty Faced Man Regains Color with Pepto Mangan
A pasty faced man with poor blood improves after using Gude's Pepto Mangan. The ad claims the tonic builds up blood, clears the complexion, brightens eyes, increases appetite, and makes him feel like a new man. Available in liquid or tablet form at drug stores.
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Gude
Camden Center social notes recall dances and visits
Mrs Clyde Jordan, Mrs Leon Hearn and Mrs Hattie Whitney visited Fred Betts who is hobbling from a knee injury. Visitors from Wellington Oberlin Elyria and Collins join Camden Center events as dances draw crowds. Thanksgiving night next dance. November lecture series continues with Nov 25 date. Amelia Latiman attended church, and local residents traveled to Cleveland and Elyria on tasks.
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Kipton
Clyde Jordan
Leon Hearn
Hattie Whitney
Fred Betts
Bernie Hales
Dan Barber
Wellington
Hale
E. A. Austin
Will Whitney
Fany
Walters
Lois
Adam
Mra
Lon Obbitte
Flyria
Lester Obbitts
Kullen
Oberlin
Charles Hill
Carl Smith
Elyria
Camden Center Church
Ward Greene
Collins
Arthur
J. E. Davidson
Chalmer
Cleveland
Scammon
Amelia Latiman
Camden Center
Marian Davies Improves After Pneumonia Attack
New York Nov 18 Marian Davies screen star made a confident improvement today after a restless night. She remains at Riverside Drive home where she is confined with pneumonia contracted after neglecting a heavy cold.
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New York
Marian Davies
Riverside Drive
Akron Records 54 Sets of Twins and One Triplet Born in January
Akron health department statistics show 54 twin births and one set of triplets since January. The data released today reflects births recorded in the city during the period.
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Akron
UL. S
T Ie Health Department
Sheriff Issues Warrants for Lorain Chicken Thieves
Warrants have been issued by Sheriff Backus for the arrest of several youths from Lorain on a chicken stealing charge near Penfield Junction. Officers are in Lorain today attempting to apprehend the alleged offenders.
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Backus
Lorain
Penfield Junction
Riots in Bombay Kill Several Policemen During Prince of Wales Visit
News dispatch from London reports that during the Bombay rioting by Hindu natives on the Prince of Wales tour eve, police fired into the crowd. Several policemen were killed and others wounded, with casualties rising as the mob remained unsubdued.
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London
Bombay
Princea of Wales
Mie
Regular meeting of North Ridge teachers group Friday
The North Ridge Teachers Association will hold its regular meeting Friday night. Everyone is invited. Mrs Shirley Garfield is visiting sisters in Ridgeville. Mrs Clarence Sytertain has a few weeks. The Ladies Aid society of Mrs It ford Joon meets Thursday. Louis Morse and family moved into the vacant house recently. Mrs Mildred has been spending time there.
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Sheffield
Teachers Association of
North Ridge
Shirley Garfield
Ridgeville
Clarence
Elyria and Lorain Horse Shoe Clubs Face Exhibition Night
Willian Turfinger of Lorain will bring a Lorain rack team to meet the prolific local club on the focal courts at North and Lodi streets tomorrow night. Classy exhibitions are planned this winter including a mid winter indoor tournament, says President C. T. Short.
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Willian
Turfinger
Lorain
North
Lodi
C. T. Short
British Super-Dreadnought Orders Shutdown Clash in Clyde
Reports say a new steel British super-dreadnought has orders to close down in Murrow, shocking Clyde shipyards as the Park head works face an unexpected shutdown. The dispatch notes mounting disruption across Britain’s naval industry amid postwar disarmament pressures.
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Admiralty
Murrow
Parkhead
Clyde Shipbuilding
Japan
Tokio
Herries
Natal
Hughe
Tom
India
Kobe
Yokohama
Operatium
Judgment Filed Against Boyd and Fi For Tornvict Note
George Beaver obtained judgment today against Boyd and fi for 305.25 on a tornovIt note. The First National Bank of Wellington also obtained judgment against Elmer Chaftee on a cognovit note for 225.60.
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George Beaver
Boyd
Fi. L. Worthington
First National Bank of Wellington
eWoock
Elmer Chaftee
Dressel Confirmed as American Charge dAffaires at Berlin
Ellis Loring Dressel was confirmed by the Senate to serve as American chargé d’affaires in Berlin, with the appointment announced from Washington on November 18. The move positions Dressel to oversee U.S. interests in Germany amid postwar diplomacy.
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Washington
Ellis Loring Dressel
The
Senate Today
Berlin
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