League of Nations To Complete Work The Coming Week
Geneva reports indicate delegates believe the League of Nations assembly will close much sooner than expected, with committees one and two virtually finished. Austria admission remains a point of contention, while Austria’s fate and regional questions loom over the ongoing talks as a new council body is discussed.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Oprimista
Assembly of the Ague of Nations
Austria
W. Howevver
Ralterg
Ralberg
Paalle
Gack Awerker
Send Troops to Strike in Mingo Coal Zone
Four hundred regular army troops were due at Williamson West Virginia to quell disorder in the Mingo coal strike area. Governor Cornwell requested federal help after local forces could not control violence. Governors of West Virginia and Kentucky agreed to send troops to guard the border and restore order amid ongoing clashes and deaths in the week.
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Charleston
W. VA
Williamson
West
Mingo
Camp Sherman
Qhilledhe
Garenor
Joan J. Cornwell
Andar
Axk
Frankfort
Mingu Egunty
West Ve
West Virginia
Kattucky
Morrow Wale
Caryet
West Virgnia
Kyrym
Boy Steals Autos in Cleveland Court Hearing
In Cleveland on November 2, a juvenile case centers on Orville Zack, 12, accused of driving a car without arms. Attorneys argue the act may be impossible for him, given engineered arms, as the court weighs the railroad accident aftermath and prior purchases for the boy.
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Ileveland
Mnion Pleas Court
Orville Zack
Igora
Jie
R of
Cleveland
Zack
Asant
Joseph the
Yeland
Lorain Man Fails to Pay Bid Contempt Charge
Alice Cartman of Lorain faced a contempt charge in Lorain county court after failing to settle the balance on property bid at sheriff sale. Judge Redington instructed him to try to raise the money within a week to cover the overdue amount and avoid further action.
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Alice Cartman
Lorain
Mon Pleas
Wold
Sheriff's 5
Redington
Iyut Alnce
Navy and Army clash for supremacy in joint service game
New York reports describe a high profile Army versus Navy showdown with thousands of spectators and prominent figures in attendance. Generals and admirals participate in the ceremony as officers and cadets fill the center of New York’s feral public life. Navy holds a slight betting edge though Army leads series 11 to 10 after 22 meetings, with one tie.
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New York
United Alloy Girl Navy
Aupel Periers
Alincat
Wun Tt
Danofium Hearad
Ager Volidhty
Washington
du Paree
Robert Georges Relie
Verdun
Bob Folwell
Navy
Charles Daly
Army
Annapolis
Bletha
Mexican cabinet resignations smooth Obregon transition
The 37 cabinet members under Provisional President De la Huerta tendered their resignations to clear the way for General Alvaro Obregon to name department heads. Obregon plans to announce his selections on December 1 as he awaits his inauguration. The resignations may be finalized as his last act of the provisional government.
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Mexico City
de la Huerta
Alvera Obregon
Obregon
Hospital Notes Born to Combs on Third Street
Born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Combs of Third street a baby girl or boy at city hospital. Discharged include Mrs C W Notley and baby of 915 East avenue If Diederick of RD1 and George Sarich of Warren street.
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Vernon Combs
Third Street
Thore
C. W. Notley
East Avenue
If. Diederick
George Sarich
Warren Street
S J George George Succeeds Late Chamberlain in Penre Trustees
The township trustees appointed S J George Justice of the Penre to succeed the late George VY Chamberlain. He will take office upon commission. Friends praise the appointment as satisfactory, noting his real estate and insurance offices in the Jor alm County Bain building.
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S.J. George Justice
Penre
George VY. Chamberlain
Georges
George
Joralm
Bain
Two Guns Missing From Local Repair Shop Reported
The Laundoan Repair Company on Serondstreat reports two revolvers stolen from stock after a rear window entry. Police investigate as store owners vow to tighten security. Also: a plain drunk fined five dollars and costs in police court, and George Kala ordered to pay alimony plus weekly support.
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Laundoan Repair Company
Serondstreat
Dell Cleveland
Arrest McGannon On Murder Charge In Kagy Slaying
William H. McGannon, chief justice of the municipal court, pleaded not guilty to a second degree murder charge in the Harold Kagy case. He posted $10,000 bail and was released. trial set for December 14 by Judge Frank S. Day.
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William H. McGanonn
Justee
Municipal Court
Judge Day
Judge McGannon
County
Star of
Harold &. Kagy
Willian H. McGannon
Waoen
Cayner Erend
Munner
J Rold
Kagy
Frank S. Day
Iost McGannon
John W. Jorgce
McCannon
Barkin
McGannon
Harding Party Visits Canal Zone and Jamaica on Return
Senator Harding, traveling from the Pacific terminus of the Panama Canal, visited the Canal Zone forts and a submarine base, then toured Jamaica en route to the United States. He and his party planned lunch in Kingston and a motor tour across the island before reaching Norfolk.
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Panama Parks
Jamaica
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Assad F
Warran G
Leading Bakery to Cut Bread Prices Next Monday
The Chronicle Telegram reports a bakery plans to reduce bread prices starting Monday, contrasting with a reader claim of $9.50 per barrel for flour being incorrect. The newspaper notes flour can be bought at Murbach Milline Company and bread sells for 1.40 to 1.70 per loaf, with Oberlin prices ranging from 1.50 to 1.70.
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Chronicle-Telepram
Chronicle- Telegran
Murbach Milline Company
Oberlin
Coal crisis passes as interstate order cancels coal transport rules
Washington November 27 The coal crisis ended when Judge Tavnto of the Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order vacating remaining priority orders for open top coal cars. The ruling takes effect at midnight Monday. In a letter to Dariel Willard chairman of the advisory committee of railroad executives Chairman Clark of the mission said carriers should cancel emergency reconsigning rules and charges affecting coal unless formal complaints are filed.
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Wasitingpton
Tavnto
Interstate Commerce Md
Darieal Willard
Adrigory
Asanrtetim
Ruiway
Clark
Mission
Jones and Hamlin to Give Talk at Machinists Hall
All workingmen are invited to hear Mayor Jones and Attorney L D Hamlin on Monday evening at Machinists Hall 332 Broad Street. Topics include relief for the unemployed and the ongoing breadwinner layoffs, with a large turnout hoped for.
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Jones
Hamlin
L. D. Hamlin
Rege Machinist's
Broad Street
Marriage Licenses From Elyria and Lorain Area
Roy Reinbridge 24 Elyria fore man weds Huth Kolbe 17 Elyria telephone operator Edward H Hengch 28 Huald Manufacturer weds Marjorie A Gul Jen 23 Elyria stenographer Iman Jouhary 26 Lorain trusk er weds Lucile Mosher 22 Lorain John A Evang 27 Lorain machinist s helper weds Sadie Cullin ery 27 Lorain clerk Richard J Kain 44 Lorain engineer weds Mary Ida Houff 37 Lorain
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Roy Reinbridge
Elyria
Huth Kolbe
Edward H. Hengch
Huald
Marjorie A. Gul Jen
Iman Jouhary
Lorain
Trusker
Lucile Mosher
John A. Evang
Sadie Cullinery
Slayings, arrests tied to Peirce murder case in Philadelphia
Police in Philadelphia charged D Treadway with involvement in the murder of Henry Peirce. Marie Phillips known as Bnots and Treadway’s arrest followed a plan to lure Peirce with two other men named Jack and Kenrick rumored to be on the run in West Virginia. Investigators pursue theory of robbery to justify the crime and seek the remaining suspect. The French Olympic committee sent an official request to the International Olympic Committee to move the 1924 Games to Paris.
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Philadelphia
D. Treadway
Henry T. Peirer
Marie Phillips
Bnots
Treadway
Harry Kendrick
al Smith
Jack
Kenrick
Tran Wheeling
West Virginia
Peirce
Paris
Knapp Passes Away At Home After Long Illness
William Peter Knapp died last night at 314 East River Street after a long illness with complications. Born in Thornberg England in 1852 he came to the area and lived in Kiyria for 36 years. Survived by wife Mary Ann Churchill and children Edwin, Mrs E M Dietrich, and Dr World J Knapp. funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. at his residence with Rev. Nichols officiating.
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Wiliam Peter Knapp
Eest River Street
Thornberg
Bloucestershire
Ennstend
Ele
Sling Mary Ann Churchill
Baerd
Borg Wi Sheet
Edwin Jaw
Turtan
E. M. Dietrich
San Frumo
Worald J. Knapp
Berea
State neglect of county road work cited by commissioners
County officials complain they cannot obtain inspection from State Highway Commissioner A R Taylor on the intercounty road between Lorain and another area. They report they have done the recommended improvements, while no state representative has yet inspected. A Pierce Arrow truck promised for Lorain County has not arrived and the transport machine for road crews is also missing.
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A. R. Taylor
Lorain
Eneloper T. Brindle
Lorain County
Taylor
Weather for Coming Week Forecasted Across Regions
Washington November 27. Weather predictions say the week will start with rain in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee then clear briefly before more rain by Thursday or Friday. The Great Lakes region expects rain and snow at the start and again late in the week with normal temperatures and cloudy skies.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
State Incorporations Columbus Ohio list of firms and assets
State records list numerous Ohio corporations with registered capital and principal officers. Entries include Reliable Collateral Loan Co Akron 26000 M J Zuumerman and C Earnest. Holt Farm Light Co Toledo 1000000 A E Kowalk Sustain. Cassel Co Cleveland 76300 ALF Baker and D O Sawyer. Neil Kattery and Electric Cant on 15000 D Ne Ww Nall Jr. May Webager Purnace Newark 1000 J R Fitzgibbon and C W Montgomery. Bennett-Patton Milling Cleveland 6000 R D Patton and G W Bennett. Jos K Chmielewski Aero plane Cleveland FLM NCO J K Chmielewski J W Chmielawski. Citizens Beverage Toledo 26000 J K Seour and C S Pur ner. P & Sai Co Cleveland 10000 Fr aPtrek GC WL Daite. Hotel St Rows Co Cleveland 160000 EL kh Curtis C F Furrows
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Columbus
Reliable Collateral Loan Co
Akron
M. J. Zuumerman
C. Earnest
Holt Farm Light Co
Iedo
A. E. Kowalk
A. “Austain
Cassel Co
Cleveland
Alf. Baker
D. O. Sawyer
Neil Kattery and Electric Co
Canton
D. Ne
Ww. Nall, Jr
May Webager Purnace Co
Newark
J. R. Fitagibbon
C. W. Montgomery
Bennett-Patton Milling Co
R. D. Patton
G. W. Bennett
Jos. K. Chmielewski Aeroplane Co
Flm
American treaties filed with league of nations in Geneva
In Geneva on November 27 Sweden formally filed two treaties with the League of Nations involving the United States. The first, dated October 18, extends the 1909 copyright law by proclamation of President Wilson. The second cancels articles X and XII of the U.S. Sweden consular convention, terminating March 18, 1921. the treaty was signed June 18. A separate note mentions a Lorain sheriff's sale of a Jet 10 on Diack 29 for 4335.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Sweden
United States
Wilson
Lemon Soda Adulteration Case Opens in Lorain Court
Goodwin of Lorain faced a court hearing Saturday over selling lemon soda containing saccharin. Attorney G A Resek sought a one week postponement to allow another chemist to analyze the soda. Mingor Jones ordered city chemist George Savage to supply a sample for defense analysis, with next Saturday set for the hearing. Resek argued saccharin addition may not be unlawful and would likely be challenged at trial.
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el Goodwin
Lorain
G. A. Resek
Ordr
Mingor Jones
City Food Cclor
George Savage
Resek
Bull Moose Head On Exhibition Draws Attention In City
Carl F. Schmidt displays a large bull moose head with twenty prongs in the Smoke House show window. The head is described as one of the finest seen in the city, with photos of Schmidt and his guide from Quebec and a hawing soma of thin fish on display.
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Carl F. Schmidt
Smoke House
Schmidt
Quebec
Lorain man seeks divorce on grounds of wife flirtation
Joseph CG Nim of Lorain files answer and cross petition to his divorce case alleging wife spent much time with other men while he served in France. He cites receiving many letters pictures and flowers from male acquaintances and asks for custody of seven month old Velma. Eli Buehring of Carlisle is granted divorce from George Buehring by Judge Redington for extreme cruelty. Buehring later refiled cross petition.
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Aldmony George Kala
Lorain
Julia
Joseph CG
Nim
Crong
France
Velma
Eli Buehring
Carlisle
George Buehring
Redington
Buebrin
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