League Informed Peace is Not Here
In the League of Nations assembly Renster Heys Lafontaine of Belgium proposed an international military force with a global staff to enforce peace, including use in Armenia crises. Debate covered disarmament readiness, American involvement, and broad inclusion of nations. The first formal step toward revising Article XVIII on treaty registration was taken, seeking clarification of how treaties become binding.
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League of Nations
Renster Heys Lafontuaine
Benator Lafontaine
Armenia
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Rowell
Lafontaine
Belgium
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League of All Teferthuith
Coretariat
Oberlin Woman Divorced By Judge Over Neglect
Oberlin resident Mildred Crum was granted a divorce from Hugh Crum this morning by Judge Redington on the grounds of neglect of duty. The action, filed in Oberlin, follows a period of separation and cites marital obligations as the basis for dissolution.
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Oberlin
Mildred Crum
Judge Redington
Hugh Crum
Water Works Improvement Under Swift Construction in Elyria
Work on the Elyria waterworks advances with a new eight foot line from Penfield Junction toward Lake Shore and a major pump station project. Crews dig trenches lay steel pipe and joints amid diverse soil, blasting, and temporary camps housing workers. A large basin and filter plant rise, while drainage and a long pipeline to Amherst nears completion. Director Beck pushes contractors to finish quickly before cold weather halts progress.
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Belond Penfield Junction
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Elyria
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Uthlan
Peace talks reopen as Riga yields new peace path
London reports the peace talks between Poland and Soviet Russia reopen at Riga with formalities underway. An armistice signed October 14 is cited while Berlin dispatches warn of Soviet actions in the neutral zone. Russian forces threaten operations in the far east and rapid moves toward de facto soviet control intensify unrest in Manchuria and Trans Siberian regions.
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London
Poland
Russia
Balakyvitch
Berlin
Warsaw
Siberia
Horgia
Trans Siberian Railway
Chita
Semenoff
Manchuria
Borgia
Tha Tracys
Krallar
Far East
Bemenoff
Kappell
Vladivostok
Judge Tendington Fines Man for Contempt of Court
Judge Tedington harshly criticizes Joseph lwerrall for failing to pay alimony to his former wife Myrta Twerrell. lwerrall, who remarried, was ordered to pay $75 within one week or face ten days in jail. The court emphasized it would enforce its orders.
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Tedington
Joseph Lwerrall
Myrta Twerrell
Twerrell
Stolen Ford Touring Car Recovered With Flat Tire
A Ford touring car owned by HN Barnhart of Amherst was stolen from the Church of Christ front last night at 8 30. It was found this morning abandoned by the roadside with a flat tire. Police report a motor meter stolen from a car owned by RC Battia of 309 Eighth Street. Suspects are believed to be local youths.
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HN Barnhart
Amherst
Church of Christ
R C Battia
Eighth Street
Coughlin Easy Slayer Sentenced to Life in Norristown
Pascal alias Pasquale, the suspect in the killing of 13 month old Blakely Coughlin, was sentenced to life imprisonment in Norristown by Judge Swartz after pleading guilty to second degree murder and kidnapping for extortion. He entered the nursery through a window, intended to demand a ransom, then smothered the infant and dumped the body in the Schuylkill River.
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Norristown Pa
Pascal
Pasquale
Coughlin
Cage
Swarty
Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
George’ Ho Coughlin
Sen
Schuylkill River
Hospital Notes Admittances and Dismissals Listed
Admittances include Holmes of Litchfield Elizabeth Walton of S71 East MQiwear Street Marcus Loomer of 22 Lodi Street John A Thompson RD No 4 Berea Mrs Thomas J Reese 112 West Avenue Dismissals include Mins Emma Novak 318 East River Street Miss Avo Ridemour Sullivan O John Lahenski 18 Shear Street.
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Holmes
Litchfield
Elizabeth Walton
Mqiwear Straet
Marcus Loomer
Lodi Street
John A Thompson R
Berea
Thomas J. Reese
West Avenue
Mins Emma Novak
East River Street
Missavo Ridemour Sullivan
John Lahenski
Shear Street
Watchman Robbed. Whisky Loot Found at Crigler Firm
In Covington on November 20 four robbers bound and gagged a night watchman and stole four taped bottles of bottled in bond whisky from Crigler and Crigler. Whiskies valued at thousands of dollars. Also reports state Britain gifted India one hundred De Havilland and Avro airplanes with conditions for demonstration and instruction use only.
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Washington
Government of India
de Haviland
Avro
Department of Commerce
Vendetta plot theory in murder shocks Youngstown
Nov 20 report from Youngstown officials seeking evidence for a vendetta plot in the killings of two Italians, Manguso and a brother, whose bodies were found on the Poland New Middletown road after 90 stab wounds. A pistol window weight and envelope with Cleveland postmark found near scene. no bullet wounds in bodies. Police tally 42 homicides since January, nearby districts included. Also notes a new confidence game scam with a “time rouge” message scheme targeting Elyrians amid warnings from police.
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Youngstown
Joe Manguso
John Manguso
Poland-New Middletown
Angalo Griziani
Woodland
Cleveland
Mangano & Auto
Ford Optimist to Speak Here in December
Chive Brownell a local optimist will visit Plytia in December to address the Kiwanis Club and speak before the Chamber of Commerce. Simpson, a Ford distributor, has secured Brownell’s talk and promises a visit to Livrta. Brownell, famed as an optimistic publicist, will speak early in December.
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Henry Lord
Sau
Plytia
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Camprerce
Simpson
Ford
Detroit
Utamcabils
Brownells
Election Ballots To Be Burned After Last Election
December 2 is set for burning the ballots used in the last election unless a contest is filed against any successful candidate. The winners were elected by large majorities, making the plan largely unquestioned at this stage.
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Public Meeting For Workingmen At Machinist Hall
An open meeting for all workingmen of the city will be held at Machinist Hall located at 332 Broad Street on Monday at 7 pm. Speakers familiar with local conditions will discuss matters of grave importance to the men of the community and invite broad participation.
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Nine Suffocated in New York Fire
Nine persons, from two entire families, perished when a five story apartment house at 107 West 146 Street burned early today. Fourteen other residents escaped as firemen fought flames rising through stairwells trapping occupants on upper floors. Relatives and survivors described a chaotic scene with residents on fire escapes and platforms seeking safety amid smoke and heat.
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New York
West 146 Street
Stricks 47
Mandale
Gabbia
Anna
Frank
Lena
Jeonna
Bescon
Ada
Bertha Reynolds
Ruth Reynolds
Bieteen
Detroit
S Moke
New Orleans
Congress Street
Truaillo
Patchett Dead at Cleveland Former Resident Burial Planned
Word arrived of Wit Ham Patchett's death at his home in Cleveland. A former resident of Elyria, he was survived by his wife and three daughters. Funeral services will be held at his late home at one Attuck Monday and burial at Ridge Lawn cemetery. Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce Anna Smith seeks divorce from Claude Smith citing neglect, failure to provide food and clothing, association with improper persons, drunkenness, and humiliation. She asks for alimony and child support. Marriage Licenses Issued Licenses granted to Augusta Mathews and Zorailreader, Elya Gheney, Joel J Senwartz, Daris Comstock, David Roberson and Irene Krughman, Arthur Ruth and Pobert, plus Lucile Jaycux. Industrial Athletic League A meeting to form an Industrial Athletic League for Elyria industries drew representatives from several factories. The group agreed the idea could boost the city’s athletic scene and begin plans for an indoor baseball league starting December.
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Wit Ham
Lorain
Anna Smith
Cairt Todiy
Claude Smith
Bee
Ben
Augusta Mathews Zorailreader
Elya Gheney
Lovain
Joel Senwartz
Daris Comstock
Oberlin
David Roberson
Detroit
Irene Krughman
Elyria Harry Rekling
Foreman
Lucile Jaycux
Lorain Arthur Ruth
Elerlé
Pobert
Amherst
Purboo
Tate
Elyria
VC Pregent
McClellan
M @é
Auto Damages Sought in Court Over Night Collision
Jacob Gerhart, Lorain merchant, sues Cleveland & Southwestern Railway for $3500 in damages after his Peerlan Sedan was struck by a large express car at Red avenue and 18th street on March 18. He alleges the other vehicle had no lights and violated city ordinance, rendering his car a wreck.
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Lorain
Cleveland & Southwestern
Red Avenue
18Th Street
Gerhart
Peerlan
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