United States England And Japan Fail To Break Deadlock
Naval experts from the United States Great Britain and Japan held a secret two hour session to break a deadlock over the Hughes plan ratio of 10 10 86 Japan demanded seventy per cent for its share but the request was rejected by American advisers The talks will be reported to delegations with no headway shown and the issue remains to be threshed out by principal delegates continuing on page two
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Washington
United States
Great Britaln
Japan
Hughes
Kato
Adviners
Mavy Fhoonevelt
Rfe Coontz
Reardmiral Pratt
Wipponese
America
Great Britain
Gunmen claim third victim at Cleveland
Cleveland police pursue leads after a raid on a soft drink parlor at 62nd Ave. Albert Gaughn, a father of eight, was shot twice during the robbery and died in St Lukes hospital. A second man attempted to intervene when a weapon was raised, but gunmen fled.
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Ileveland
Leveland
New York Central
Thero Ugh Gaughn
Cleveland Hospital
Hill
Arcond Bandit
Gaughn
West Virginia gas fields may fuel Cleveland for decades
Geologist C E Krebs testified in Cleveland corporate court that West Virginia gas supplies could meet demand for at least twenty years if conserved. Hope Natural Gas and Standard Oil cited 639832 acres of undeveloped territory capable of yielding 664618 thousand cubic feet. The debate concerns increased gas rates for Cleveland and nearby cities. In Steuben County New York a homicide reported at the Osceola morgue involvesIsa Wood, 34, found dead in an apparent murder case.
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Cleveland
West Virginna
C E Krebs
Coperate
Patwaan
Hope Natural Gas Company
West
Irish Parley Has Another Rebuff Today
The report recaps unresolved Irish peace talks with London optimism giving way to doubt. Ulster unionists push for clear allegiance while Sinn Fein adopts steady positions as negotiations face fresh strain. In Dublin and Belfast, political pressure mounts over a provisional joint parliament and mutual commitments.
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London
Lloyd George
Ulster Unionista Itan
Dublin
Haelfast
James Craig
Ulater
Ulster
Sinn ‘Fenners
King George
Belfast
John Bradbury
Lord D'Abernon
Germany
Fein
Eamonn Devalera
Ennis
Boomerang Sues Doctor Result in $908 Verdict
Dr Louis Robechek Cleveland sued George P Schon as executor of P Chapman Wellington estate for 6450 dollars claiming years of professional services. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant against the plaintiff for 908 dollars and 26 cents after finding unpaid notes signed by Robechek.
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Louis Robechek Cleveland
George P. Schon
P. Chapman
Wellington
Robechek Oged
King Denies Owing Detective Fees in Lorain Case
Former Lorain police chief A A King today answered the suit Degen versus King filed by R J Coach of the Coach Detective agency. King admits Coach operates as a detective but denies other allegations. Coach seeks 1118 dollars for detecting liquor violations in October 1920.
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A A. King
Lorain
R J Coach
Coach Detective Agency
Coach
Child Slightly Hurt in Airplane Crash Near Marietta
Nov 10 report from Marietta states five year old Willard Kunts sustained slight injuries when a plane carrying his father Noob Kun and B H Scott crashed after a propeller struck a tree, causing the aircraft to pitch over a hill.
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Marietta
Willard Kunts
Noob Kun
B. H. Scott
Waites
Shane Te
Woman Found Strangled in Toledo Hotel
A young woman was strangled and found in a room at the Chicago Hotel on Monroe Street in Toledo. Her face and head were beaten and mutilated. A man who registered with her last night departed with the hotel register, leaving no clue to her identity or the killer.
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Toledo
Chicago
Monroe Street
M Gannon witness sentenced for perjury in murder trial
In Cleveland Navy 20 Char les H Seiver was sentenced to five to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary after being found guilty by a jury of perjury connected to the murder trial of former judge William H McGannon. Judge Wolfe said the man was duped by McGannon and expressed regret, but noted the case’s perjury warranted punishment.
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Cleveland
Navy
Charles H Seiver
Ohio Penitentiary
William H M McGannon
McGannon
Jud Wolfe
Senator Underwood Meets Washington On Armament Talks
Senator Underwood of Alabama member of the American delegation to the armament conference conferred with President Washington today. He expressed optimism about progress at the talks and said he believed the relief efforts would be very successful.
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Washington
Underwood
Alabems
Waite Heece
Rail wage dispute looms as new rules issued by labor board
Chicago Nov 49 The railroad labor issue that nearly sparked a nationwide strike is set to be addressed as the United States railway labor board announces a long awaited decision on working rules and agreements. The plan includes more than 100 new rules, revising wartime agreements and signaling potential wage reductions amid rising tensions between unions and railroads.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Rail Way
Federal Rail Administration
Railresds
Hotel owner Feld fined for liquor ordinance violation
William Feld, Ohio hotel proprietor, pleaded guilty in police court to isolating the city liquor ordinance. After a raid on the hotel ten days earlier, Mark Bryant and two hotel employees faced Niquor violations. Feld paid 500 dollars, while employee Robert Huckrode was fined 200 dollars plus costs after jail time and payment.
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William Field
Ohio
Mark Bryant
Jones
Feld
Castes
Robert Huckrode
Costa
Fears Ghost Influence Bank Fallout Drives Debt Repayment
Evansville report says a bank crisis and Isham Taylor's suicide haunt Jurgen Olsen, prompting him to pledge full repayment to stockholders. Delegation quotes Olsen planning to clear about 1300.00 to avert further shame and face the specter of the former Osfinet Farmers Bank leader.
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Evansville
Isham Taylor
Olsen
Minot
N. D
Taylor
Industrial Democracy Explored At Open Forum
Glen Plumbs discusses industrial democracy at the Open Forum held at Machinists Hall. He aligns it with Jeffersonian democracy, rights to the product of labor, and critiques corporate prerogatives. He proposes government control of major corporations and references federal actions on interstate commerce.
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Glen Plumbs
Open Forum
Congress
Japan rejects Hughes plan in naval disarmament talks
Japanese naval advisers say they will not accept a 6 5 3 ratio and will push a winter siege to demand a 16 10 7 balance. They insist the Hughes plan endangers national safety and oppose counting ships under construction in capital tonnage.
Dunfee Wins Out In Slander Case
In a slander suit, Knieper claimed Dunfee stole chickens and sought $2000 in damages. Judge Redington directed the verdict for the defendant after the case was taken up by Tudge Redington and the jury was ordered to return a verdict.
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Jacob Éper
Raymormé Danter Wea
Ossary
Tudge Redington
Knieper
Dunfee
Redington
Dayton arrests in Middletown cutting case
Police arrested Rosie Bein Bamble 19 of Cleveland and her brother Carios 27 of Middletown after a reported stabbing of Sohn Gerard in Middletown. They are held for authorities in Middletown where officials say they are implicated in the severe injuries.
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Dayton
Rosie Bein- Bamble
Cleveland
Carios
Middletown
Dayton Foe
Sohn Gerard
Logan
Hold Up on Lodi Street Leaves Man Injured in Vent
A man named W O Atkine on West Street reported being held up by three men on Lodi Street as he headed home. They searched his clothing for money, found none, one assailant struck him in the jaw, and the trio fled. Police searched the area but found no suspects.
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WO AtkKine
West Street
Lodi Street
Sheriff Catches Lorain Burglar in Local Theft Case
Sheriff Backus arrested Dan Maszaros Lorain for carrying a concealed firearm and burglary. Deputy Gawn and Dright Hill saw Maszaros fire on Ramsey tracks, leading to the stash of stolen clothing from Roths Lorain store. Suspects Joe Nagy and Mike Pogan are also in custody.
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Sherff Backus
Dan Maszaros
Lorain
Er Pons Maszuros
Ramsey
Gawn
R Drighthill
Halett
Roth
Masiaros
Joe Nagy
Mike Pogan
Auto Ditch Near Ridgeville After Hit and Run
A Ford auto with a trailer carrying a cow and calf was ditched near the Ridgeville railroad at noon. Fred Wise of this city owns the rig, driven by an employee who reported being struck by a vehicle driven by W L Poulton of Ak on while Poulton was passing. A second item notes John Tomes seeking two notes totaling 93 895 against G A Ross, seized for the amount.
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Ridgeville
Fred Wise
Sheriffs Office
W. L Poulton
Akon
Aly
Aura
John Tomes
Hime
G. A. Ross
German industrial chief urges Britain to aid Russia reconstruction
German industrial magnate Herr Stinnes urged Premier Lloyd George to back reconstructing Russia with outside help as a key to European recovery and Germany paying indemnities. He argued Britain and America supply raw materials and suggested private takeover of rail and industry to boost output and funds.
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Berlin
Huse Stin Aes
London
Lloyd George
Russia
Germany
Europe
Ima
Herr Stinnes
Association of
Cvatt
England
America
John Bradiuy
Huch Stnre
Nua
Herr Sumnes Prostim
Premimm Lloyd George
Prrucs
Leonid Krasss
Knishevik
Yvohn Bradbury
Luttrey
Cabret
Themeedyeg
Assassin Kills Man Using False Hotel Name in Orlando
Navy man Caseletto, registered as AW Brown, is shot dead in an Orlando hotel at early morning. Authorities report several suspects arrested but no solid clues. Officers found letters and telegrams from Chicago Cincinnati Tampa and Canadian points in his pockets. Mystery envelops the case as investigators pursue leads.
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Orlando
Fla
Caseletto
AW Brown
Sher Cs
Opes
Casoletto
Cincinnati
Tampa
Consi@eratia
County Officers Head to Columbus for Highway Talks
County Engineer C. M. went to Columbus today to confer with the state highway department about plans and actions affecting county road work and state county coordination.
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Columbus
Sprague & Co. in Fort Wayne shuts after voluntary assignment
F G Sprague & Co of Fort Wayne Indiana closed its doors after a voluntary assignment by owner B W Shrock as trustee. The firm served as local correspondent for Chicago broker E W Wagner Co. and had a branch on the Elyria Building's third floor. Manager Joan Doyle said the cause was a complete surprise and communication with Fort Wayne broke after the market opened.
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Margus
F. G. Sprague & Co
FY. Wayne
Indiana
F. G. Sprague
B. W. Shrock
Sprague Frm
E. W. Wagner & Co
Chicago
FG Sprague & Co
Elyria
Tule City
Joan Doyle
Ase Wrouk
Ft Wayne
Pumas Case 5 Continued in Police Court
Popp and Lofain faced a police court hearing on violating the state liquor law for transporting liquor by automobile. The affidavit flaw led to dismissal, a new warrant was issued, and the case was continued to tomorrow morning. Popp remains at large.
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Popp
Lofain
Toffe
Auto Club Annual Feast Speeches Planned
La rain County Automobile Club sets its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening December 7: speakers include Leon C Herrick State Highway Commissioner State Senator J F Burke Charles C Janse Secretary of the State Automobile Association and A L Garford among others. A business meeting will choose officers for the coming year followed by a social hour and buffet luncheon.
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Larain County Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Leon C Herrick
J F. Burke
Charles C Janse
State Automobile Association
A L Garford
Jim Armtage
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