Leaving for Thinkots Full Fed to North Dekota
W L ick and Clarence Mot Wooler discuss moving farmers to North Dakota for work. Eugene Meser from a finance group raises funds near Philadelphia. Arty will deliver human documents from York and shepherd the party to Union Station for a westbound train today.
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North Dekota
W. Lick
Clarence Mot Wooler
de .Preident
American Later Company
Wooler
Eugene Meser
The
Finance Corporation
Philadelphia
Doux
Union Station
York
Debate on Article 21 At League Conference Continues
Delegates clash over Article 21 amid calls to preserve regional understandings and Monroe Doctrine. Wang Hui of China defends adding proof that such understandings do not erode nations rights, while others warn revisions risk undermining covenant integrity. A disputed resolution by Portugal’s Andrade suggested wider league oversight, fueling speculation about the Monroe Doctrine’s status.
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J. Doherty
Wang Hui
China
Amendes
Arfey
League
Portugal
Fague of Nations
Fouroe
Sague
Eague
Senhor Andrade
Xach
Elyria Committee Considers Job Clearing House Plan
At a luncheon a Elyria committee reviewed a plan to canvass residents for part or full time work and to use a card index as a clearing house. They noted local conditions were better than in other cities and emphasized preparing for emergencies while urging continued plant operation to keep people employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H A. Beck
R. H Rice
Otis C. Altfeld
J. F. Burke
Elyna
E‘yria
Elyria
Fall Activities At Y M C A Open With New Classes
The Y M C A announces fall programs starting Monday October 3 including business men and youth classes. A new high dive is being installed in the pool. The ladies class resumes and the Parv escal Department will be led by W O McClellan and Louis C Ketler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvescal
W. O. McClellan
Louis C Ketler
Curtis Sues For Divorce And Custody In Court
Hattie Curtis of Elsma files for divorce from George Curtis alleging neglect and abandonment of her and their two children. She seeks alimony and custody, while naming accusations of infidelity and a claim of back pay from Willys-Overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathif Curtis
Dectlell
Hattie Curtis
Elsma
George Curtis
Willys-Overland
Curtis
Rennie Seeks Restraining Order Against Caywood Sign Firm
The petition requests a two year restraining order preventing Caywood from operating a sign business in Elsria. Rennie paid $300 for his interest in Caywood and Rennie Sign Co. Caywood allegedly agreed not to run another sign business locally. Kreeman Caywood now runs a sign painting shop on Court Street, and Rennie seeks $2,900 for damages from competitive activity by the former partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willize
Rennie
Common Pleae Court Restarin Freeman Caywood
Elsria
Caywood
Rennie Sign Company
Tates
Kreeman Caywood
Court Street
Navy Enlisted Life Said To Worsen OConnor Manners
Vesta OConnor files for divorce alleging that after marriage her husband enlisted in the navy and upon returning home became abusive. She says he beat and evicted her on September 27 and she needed police help to retrieve her clothes. She seeks a divorce and restoration of her maiden name Vesta Coleman.
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Navy
Eugh O'Connor
Vesta O'Connor
Farn Case Awards Judgment Sums in Convoluted Note Case
A company obtained a cognovit judgment of 123 against John Baco while Edward Bunzart received 315 on a cognovit note from Leona Hinkle, detailing a civil action with multiple defendants and evidence of secured notes.
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Twe Farn
John Baco
Edward Bunzart
Leona Hinkle
Police Court News Captures Domestic Incident and Robbery Report
Police responded to 254 Sixth Street after noon to a report of Albert Ryan beating his wife. She refused to press charges and he was released. Police seek a man who robbed a Mansfield machine shop early today stealing about 250 dollars of tools. The suspect is 25, five feet four, slim, wearing a greenish suit.
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Sixth Street
Albert Ryan
Ryan
Mansfield
Mayor urged to lead civic effort for united business and public action
The committee noted the National Committee’s recommendation that city leaders treat the matter as a civic project. They urged the mayor to take action and asked the Kiwanis group to cooperate with him, aligning with the mayor’s intended plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaay
National Committee
Kiwanis
Prices at the Cleveland Market Grain and Produce
A dense list of selling and buying prices across commodities including wheat oats corn hay and straw. prices for butter poultry and meat. various goods such as sugar, cheese, lard and coal with regional references to Branton Buffalo and Cleveland dated Sept 30. Named items include No 2 wheat at 115 dollars, oats 40 cents, shell corn 35 cents, butter 50 to 60 cents, eggs and cheese prices, and coal types from Pittsburch to Pocahontas.
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Branton
York State
Brasil
Malaga
Kentucky
Cleveland
Lehigh Valley Leads Market Rally With New High
In New York stocks today Lehigh Valley gained two points to 59, marking a yearly high as investors digest a looming coal segregation plan announcement. Other gains were modest with Steel common up 1.25 to 79.75 and Baldwin near one point higher at 51.50. Mexican Pete rose to 99.50 after dipping to 93.75, with Copper, Texas Pacific Coal and Oil also showing strength near 215.125.
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New York
Lehigh Valley
Steel Common
Baldwin
Pete
Nelling
Texas Pacific
Ail
New York Bond Prices Open Week Marked by Yields
New York bonds opened with prices: Liberty bonds at 3 1 2s 88.24, First 4 1 45s 20 8A, spoone 4 1 48s 90.52, Third 4 1 45s 93.86, Fourth 4 1 4s 91.80, Victory 3 3 1s 99.44, Meter 4 3 45s 99.4F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Forecast Signals Mixed Week Across Regions
Washington reports Week 1x forecast for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee shows temperatures below normal with rain on Monday and again Thursday or Friday, separated by fair intervals. Great Lakes region expects generally fair weather with a chance of showers Thursday or Friday and an intervening period of fair weather.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Region of Great Lakes
Elizabeth Ormond Granted Uncontested Divorce
Elizabeth Ormond was granted an uncontested divorce from Theodore Ormond today by Judge Thompson. She says her husband struck her and treated her with contempt. she supported herself for the past year and her maiden name Elizabeth Rider was restored.
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Elizabeth Ormond
Theodore Ormond
Thompson
Ormond
Notable Couple in Lorain Area Aged 69
George Dent a 35 year old plasterer from Cleveland and Bertha Ware a 34 year old laundress from Lorain linked to the Rev Hollands in a brief community notice.
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George Dent
Plasterer
Cleveland
Bertha Ware
Lorain
Hollands
Fire and Police Get Two Weeks Back Pay
City workers in uniform smiles as police and fire departments receive two weeks pay after a loan enabled payment through September 15. Two weeks remain due, following a two week wait.
Akron Truckmen Fight Load Law
Akron transportation association members met to oppose a road law restricting truck loads. They plan to urge repeal in the legislature, argue it hurts business and makes motor trucking unprofitable. A committee will press the issue with the general assembly ahead of a potential winter special session.
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Akron
Akkron Transportation Association
Burke
Elsra
Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio lawmakers tour marsh lands for fish and game preserve
A joint committee of the Ohio house and senate assessing marsh lands for a public fish and game reserve left Sandusky for Lakeside Catawba Island and Port Clinton. Members will make all possible recommendations.
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Sandusky
Ohio House and Senate
Lakeside
Catawba Island
Port Clinton
Bank clearings fall in Nation for week ending Sept 29
Bank clearings in the United States for the week ending September 29, reported to Bradstreet's Journal, totaled 6.2069 billion dollars, down from 6.3682 billion the prior week and 7.7745 billion a year earlier, in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Bradstreet’s Journal
Delco Manufacturing to boost output by 26 percent
Dayton report states Delco Manufacturing will raise production Monday by twenty six percent as recalled workers return after months off. Increased sales cited by salesmen drive higher output at the plant.
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Dayton
Delco Manufacturing Company
United States Oppose on Armament Talks and Foreign Loans
The United States opposes introducing foreign loan issues at the armament conference warning it could derail progress toward agreement on armament and the Far East. Three nations owe the U S about nine billion dollars with Britain four France three and Italy two. A financial settlement bill, backed by the Penrose plan, is stalled in the Senate. Advertisement for Slater's Shoe Store at 156 Clark Street.
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Onough
Far East
U. S
Great Britain
France
Italy
Penrose
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Congress
Loan Advertisements and Finance Firms Mentioned
An old classified-style notice lists multiple finance and commerce names. It includes Tempter Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bar'ers Guaranteed Mtg F G Clark Hinde Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steam Ship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and other firms. Russell Securities Co. 313 Elyria Block.
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Tempter Motors
Mason Tire and Rubber
Commonwealth Finance
F. G. Clark
Hinde & Dauche
Sherwin Williams
American Multigraph
Bishop Babcock
Goodyear Rubber
Miller Rubber
Firestone
National Acme
Valley Steamship
Stevens Duryea
Cleveland Discount
Free Matinees at Dreamland Spotlight Limited Access
The Dreamland theater again offers a free matinee next Monday and Tuesday with the reeviar program. Mapseer Rannon, pleased with a recent two day free matinee, repeats the performance with a new program. He notes many cannot attend due to cost and welcomes all such persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamlands Theater
Mapseer Rannon
Penitentiary Report Criticizes Ohio Prison School And Chaplain
The examination report condemns the state prison on multiple points. It notes scarce sermons by Chaplain Reed, illiteracy among inmates, unsanitary conditions, and mismanagement of the prison school with inmates handling duties and routines instead of structured instruction. It cites outside dancing on chapel platform and questions about Reed’s duties. The panel urges proper religious and moral teaching and improved schooling for prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penitentiary
T. O. Reed
Mr Reed
Ohio Penitentiary
L Wallace
Reed
De Valera Accepts Lloyd George Peace Conference Invitation
In London Oct 1 4 officials report Eamon De Valera accepted Premier Lloyd George's peace conference invitation. Irish and British officials caution the talks will be lengthy and difficult, likely six months, with tax questions and Ulster participation to be resolved. Both sides express sincere desire to explore avenues to solve the Irish question.
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London
England
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Howeryer
Ulster
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Vesta Connor
Police Court News
Aeole
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Slater’n Shoe Store
Clark Street
Russell Securities Co
Elyria Block
Dreamland
State Penitentiary
Roland
Riverview Park
Elyria Boy
Jaz
Baird
Coe de Sethe
Elyhaigh School
Tony Sarg
And
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Thackeray
Neighborhood Playhouse
Provincetown Theatre
Punch and
Judy Theatre
Mr. Sarg
Bulbo
Angelica
Betsinda
Gruffanus
Ralph Bloch
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Boston Herald
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