Peace talks near breakthrough as Sinn Fein rules shift
London peace talks progress as Sinn Fein leaders indicate a general election could settle terms. Griffith leads delegation seeking either a republic or the best possible terms within the empire, while De Valera signals continued Irish stand. Centre aligns to secure favorable terms amid obstacles.
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London
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Lloyd George
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Griffith
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Fein
Ish Republic
South Ireland
Sis
British Empire
Ry Boland
Valera
Linnpvoy
U. S
New York
veHeve
Ireland
League Resists Changes to Monroe Doctrine Article
Geneva reports that the amendments committee advised the League of Nations assembly to keep article 21 intact preserving the Monroe Doctrine. China pressed limits to the doctrine to curb Japan's China position, while Canada campaigned to remove article 10 from the covenant and opposed interpretative resolutions.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
China
League
Japan
Far East
Canada
Urtutik Columbia
Warden Ordered to Refund 7427.21 to Ohio Treasury
Columbus Oct. 1 A report on penitentiary records from 1918 to 1919 finds Warden P E Thomas must repay 7427.21 to the state treasury. Examiners say 4840.06 of the sum comes from profits of the entertainment fund derived from tobacco sales to prisoners. They claim 2425 used to buy automobiles 65 donated to groups and 91.65 spent on a Buffalo trip. Examiners allege expenditures were made from the entertainment fund, including salaries for rival prison baseball games and fines for trustees. Page two continued.
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Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Tracy
Thomas
Buffalo
Administration opposes bringing debt talks to armament conference
Washington reports the administration discourages tying foreign loans to the upcoming conference on armament limits. Officials say the gathering should focus on disarmament and Pacific disputes, not debt issues, warning such a mega matter could overextend the program.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Lloooek
Kiwanis Club Forming Plan to Combat Unemployment
A Elyria Kiwanis luncheon heard a report from Lima Convention delegates proposing using each Kiwanian to employ one extra worker through winter to ease distress. S. H Lucas was named to chair a committee to develop details and involve civic groups.
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Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Lima
S. H Lucas
Hygienic Ice Company
Sug
Post Office at Ridgeville Robbed of Pennies
The Ridgeville post office was entered last evening with a pried window leaving no trace. About six dollars in pennies and a quantity of chewing gum were stolen. Authorities suspect a gang of boys responsible for the break in.
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Ridgeville T
Kang of Bois
Lincoln Deathbed Witness Finally Revealed by Survivor
Oct 1 New York reports a 73 year old man, once a hospital patient, claims to have nursed Abraham Lincoln in the death room and to have stayed by the president's side all night until his death next morning. He, now impoverished, might be one of two surviving witnesses along with Robert Lincoln. The tale is said to be supported by a wood cut of the deathbed scene.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Los Angeles
McCormack
Arbuckle
Gobey
Bambina Maude Delmont
York
Abraham Lincoln
Blackwell's
Isleas
Thomas Procter
Washington
Lincoln
Wilkes Booth
Ford
Ted
Procter
Robert Lincoln
Timothy Daly
Brooklyn
Snow Fell Friday Morning Says Old Inhabitants
The report notes a light snowfall Friday morning with frost and wind. Local residents recall it as one of the earliest snows in memory, with an old inhabitant citing brief flurries around an early hour.
Recruiting party passes through city on cross continental tour
Carmen Ball Barker and his party arrive at noon driving a Templar car in the U S recruiting service. They plan to move east toward Cleveland and carry an outfit that attracts attention as they proceed.
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Carmen Ball .Barker
Templar
U. S
Cleveland
Fire rips through top floors of East 113th Street apartment house
Flames from a mysterious explosion swept two upper floors of a five story building on East 113th Street. Firemen and policemen struggled to evacuate many scantily clad tenants but no injuries were reported.
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New York
East 113Th Street
Unemployment Conference Faces Disunity Over Program
Washington reports show friction at President Harding's unemployment conference as disagreements emerge over price reduction calls, railroad relief funding, and a perception that the program mirrors administration views. Critics allege committees were whitewashed and faults remain in relief plans.
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Washington
Harding
S. J. Halle
Cleveland
Transportation Committee
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Building permits dip eighty four percent this month
The new issue shows a sharp drop in permits with value totaling $5,850 in September versus $35,165 the previous month.
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Rankiing
Boy sustains double fracture at Kenyon street
Carl Wagmer of 445 Kenyon street fell last evening while at play and broke both bones of his left arm. A surgeon attended him and he is reported doing nicely.
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Carl Wagmer
Kenyon Street
Vurgeon
Train Mishap Kills One, Injures Fifty on Oak Fork Line
A collision on Chicago’s Oak Fork elevated railway leaves one dead and fifty injured. William Doberenz died in a hospital shortly before noon from injuries from the wreck. Officials say he is the first on the Chicago elevated railways to die in over twenty years.
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Chicago
Oak Fork
William Doberenz
Doberenz
League of Nations members oppose disarmament push at Geneva
Delegates from major powers at Geneva express strong opposition to restricting armament expenditures in 1922 and 1923, while few smaller states favor limits. Washington conference next month looms as the likely forum for such actions. Big powers cite Soviet Russia as a risk and balk at budget cuts. Estonia Latvia support disarmament as peace guarantee.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly
League
International News Service
Disarmament Committee
Washington
Russia
Bulgaria
Balkan
Serbia
Esthonia
Latvia
Slam
Board of Health raises the standard for milk quality
The Board of Health voted to raise the city milk scoring standard from 50 to 60 percent, covering cleanliness butter fat and bacteria. The higher standard follows a state law change and will take effect January 1, allowing three months for producers to adjust.
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Board OF Health
Jury needed for Lyda Southard murder trial in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho on October 1 efforts continued to empanel a jury for Mrs Lyda Southard alleged bluebeard who faces murder charges in the death of her fourth spouse Edward F Meyer. Thirteen talesmen remain to be questioned and the state and defense each hold several challenges. Southard was forbidden by her attorney to talk with anyone except her husband and parents.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda Southard
Bluebeard
Edward F. Meyer
Burglars With Sweet Tooth Loot Palace of Sweets
Thieves entered the rear room of the Palace of Sweets yesterday afternoon and stole a large amount of candy. The loot included peanut clusters and marshmallows weighing several pounds. Police warn residents to watch for two rough men connected to the theft.
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Palace of Sweets
Beld
New York and Philadelphia Test Standings in Big Doubleheader
New York and Philadelphia faced off in a key double header to decide the pennant lead in the American Association. The game stood 4 to 4 after six innings with Sullivan pitching for Philadelphia and Mays for New York. Cleveland and Chicago also planned a Chicago game with Bagby and Wilkinson on the mound.
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New York
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Mays
Cleveland
Chicago
Bagby
Wilkinson
Automobile hose wagon tours city from Cleveland to Terre Haute
A new automobile hose wagon passed through the city this afternoon en route from the White factory in Cleveland to Terre Haute Indiana. It stopped at No 1 fire station where local firemen inspected the vehicle.
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White Factory
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Ind
No. 1
Boom times ahead forecast by federal board
The Federal Reserve Board predicts a revival in prosperity with rising prices in cotton and grains. It notes genuine supply and demand driven gains, increased orders from wholesalers and retailers, and accelerated factory activity after years of idleness, signaling renewed credit flow and demand across the South, Southwest, and other regions.
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Federal Board
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
America
Reserve Bank
Ty the
Tmat
Busimeca
Milk prices in Elyria may drop citywide
A Park Home County representative warned a general milk price decrease could force local merchants to raise their own rates. Elyria sells milk at 18 cents per quart while Medina has dropped to 11 cents, with further cuts anticipated and dairy costs cited as a factor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Medina
Wilk
Lerade
Aamkat
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