New Debt Proposal in US Seeks Refund for French Consumers
A US plan proposes a new debt schedule and possible large refunds for French consumers amid a broader move toward rate changes. The report notes legislative hearings in Cleveland on welfare and a state project to build an institution in Grafton, with water supply assessments and expert testimony backing the plan.
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W. R. Comings
Cleveland
Grafton
Harper
Johan T. Youngblood
Johny H
Gratton
Butt
Thomas W.lathem
Monroeville
Day Directors Named Assistant Directors Named
Treasury department announced appointments in the prohibition enforcement division. William Walker becomes assistant administrator in charge of enforcement for Columbus Ohio. Nathan Ciar named deputy administrator for Cleveland. A Stroup appointed deputy administrator for Detroit. Meta Van Hedenkamp a Brooklyn chorus girl died after a prior theatre accident in Philadelphia. R. T. Payton named superintendent of the Cleveland plant after leaving Lorain. Fred Normen Miller, heir to a million dollar estate, has disappeared in Los Angeles. Grand jury proceedings continue with witnesses called and a pending adjournment.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Columbus
Ohio
William HH. Walker
Cleveland
Nathan S. Ciar
Detroit
A. B. Stroup
Philadelphia
Meta van Hedenkamp
Chorus
Brooklyn
Broadway
Cleveland Lorain
R. T. Payton
American Shippbuilding Co
Los Angeles
Fred Normen Miller
Fred_Swanson
War clouds in near East hover over Mosul dispute
Turkish recruits aged 22 to 25 are called up for military service amid tense near East developments. Constantinople sources quote the Turkish press pledging defense of Mosul and opposing British gains, stating Turkey will not stand by.
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East
Rodare
Constantinople
de Hance
England
Mosul
Turkey
Car Crash on West River Street Injures Three
Two Lorain men in separate cars collide near Erie Street injuring three people including Walter Bennett and Jack Dailey. Children and Miss Frances Hurd suffer cuts and bruises from flying glass and impact while both cars incur heavy damage.
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West River Street
Erie Street
Jack Dailey
Elm Street
Frances Hurd
Walter Bennett
Lorain
Livingston Avenue
Elyria
Bennett
Deiler
Dalley
Frances
Mina Hurd
Seventeenth Street
Dailey
Logan Gas Co Protest Hearing Delayed to November 1
Ohio protestants to the Logan Gas Company rates case digest testimony from company witnesses at a state utilities commission hearing. The committee recessed to finish appraising gas lands and lease holds and to review the company’s evidence before protestants present their side.
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Elyria Gas
Logan Gas Company
Ualues Commission of Ohio
D. W. Myers
Ciy
Logan Company
Elyria
Uilities Commission
Myers
Logan Gas Co
Columbus
Logan,Gas Company
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
Tals
Rebels Capture Toreo Rinbas Town in Brazil Uprising
A compact force of three thousand armed rebels invaded the Brazilian state Rio Grande do Sul, capturing Toreo Rinbas and cutting communications with Santa Anna as reports from Montevideo Uruguay filter through. The uprising is described as vigorous and needing measures to cope, with messages confirming the seizure and disruption of local links.
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Buenos Ayres
Rio Grande Do Sul
Toreo” Rinhas
Uruguay
Toreo Rinhas
Santa Anna
London
Brazil
Montevideo
Rio Grande’Do Sul
Toreo Rinbas
Exhibitors Fined for Gambling at Fall Festival
Two concession owners were fined for gambling at the Fall Festival. E C Allen alias H A Lucas from Omaha was fined 75 dollars plus costs. R C Hall faced a charge for keeping a gambling device but was dismissed. The men ran a ras tossing concession and bet patrons that they could ring knives. Philp Sayers paid 1 dollar and costs for traffic ordinance violations.
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E. C. ‘Allen
H. A. Lucas
Omaha
Nebraska
R. C. Hall
EB. J. Stankard
Philp Sayers
Memorial drive for Woodrow Wilson fund begins in Washington
A National Woodrow Wilson Memorial Association launched a campaign to raise 5.5 million dollars for a memorial. In Lafayette Alabama, Senator Heflin called for a congressional probe into the crop estimating board. In Washington, the Internal Revenue Service reported August delinquencies of 4,162,995 and refunds of 11,137,000, as part of a nationwide effort to add over 20 million taxpayers. In Indianapolis, James English, a black man, was held after a 10,000 dollar mail robbery investigation tied to Toledo.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
National
Lafayette
Als
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Indianapolis
Ind
James English
United States
Toledo
Ohio
Egyptian Attache Case Sparks Washington Police Probe
Police detectives are probing an incident at the residence of M. H. Tamharah of the Egyptian Legation. Miss Ruth McLane, 21, and Raymond Garrison Jackson, 22, are detained. Jackson is charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
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Washington
Pollhcs
M. H. Tamharah
Legation
Ruth McLane
Raymond Garrison Jackson
Jackson
Style Show and Parade End Merchants Fell Festival
Ellria crowds witness two mile long Industrial parade with 100 floats boats and vehicles. A stylish closing show features gowns and ready to wear items followed by vaudeville entertainment near the courthouse. The event, planned in three weeks, draws large turnout and positive reviews.
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Elsr2
Bispert
Court House
Kellogg Warns on Bolshevism Menace at Interparliamentary Session
Secretary of State Kellogg warns that Bolshevism endangers democracy during the opening session of the Interparliamentary Union in Washington. He urges religious and political tolerance, arbitration, and a stronger democratic spirit to prevent disintegration and class tyranny. He declares liberty, stability, and equal opportunity essential for progress.
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Washington
Kellors
Interparliementa Union
House of Representatives
Hellesg
Kellogg
Kellogs
Kellogan
Saklatvale
Parliaament
Union
Borah
Idaho
Acid thrower sentenced to one year in state pen
Norfolk dated report states Mrs. Lowie Zehm received one year in the State Penitentiary for throwing acid in the face of 19 year old Katherine Thorne. Zehm, wife of a Ghent church organist, was also denied bail and a motion to set aside the verdict will be heard October 10.
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Norfolk
Katherine Thorne
Lowie C. Zebn
Ghent
Kiwanis Set To Hear Fire Prevention Talk
W. J. Gilsdorf of the Insurance Company of North America spoke on Fire Prevention before Kiwanis noon meeting. He outlined methods for effective prevention. Fire Prevention Week is set for October 4 to 9. Elmer Rice, Kiwanis treasurer, won Robinson Hancock Co prize: two pairs of purple pajamas.
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W. J. Gilsdorf
The
Insurance Company of North America
Kiwanis Club
Gilsdorf
Elmer Rice
Kiwaals
Robinson Hancock Co
September Dog Deaths Reported by Police
Police log September dog deaths at ten houses include 15 killed or dying from automobile incidents. Several were humanely disposed of by order of owners or due to illness. The tally is noted as among the year's highest totals. In Liverpool on October 1 socialists speak of a conference on the European security pact being drafted.
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Liverpool
Italian Sub Disaster Mirrors U S Collision Loss
Rome reports the Italian submarine Ventreo sank after a collision with the S S Capena. The Capena’s captain did not report the accident. An inquiry is underway into the incident with over fifty sailors aboard.
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U.S
Rome
Admiralty
S. S. Capena
Ohio executes killer of Addyston girl
James Henry, a 37 year old Georgia man, was sentenced to death for the murder of Edna Boswell, 11, at Addyston school. He crushed the girl skull with a stone after stabbing her for her money. The court adjourned amid applause as Henry was taken away. The body was found next day and he gave a full confession.
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Cincinnati
Edna‘Boswell
Addiston School
James Henry
Georgia
Hemilton
Henry
F. L .Hoffman
Leblond
Byrnie
Hoffman
Addyston
Shenandoah explosion testimony shocks naval inquiry
Shenandoah disaster details surfaced as German dirigible expert Captain Antoneee testified that mechanician Benjamin Hereth said the ship burst from internal pressure. Rear Admiral Jones said the court must know all facts, and HeNen confirmed the inner conditions were revealed.
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Lakehurst
Antoneee
Benjamin O. Hereth
Shenandoah
Jones
Naval Court of Inquiry
Kelven
Benjaminin
Educational Week Proclamation Declares National Focus
President Coolidge proclaimed the week of November 16 to 22 as Educational Week urging Americans to advance education. In FEI, Colonel Reginald Kahn, Paris war correspondent for Le Temps, was killed yesterday near D Erheur during the French advance.
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Washington
Presiden Coolidge
Sesson
FEI
Reginald Kahn
le Temps
Paris
RiMan
Robbery at Gutted Presbyterian Sunday School box
The birthday offering box at the Gutted Presbyterian Sunday School was broken into last night, with between 5 and 6 dollars stolen. Superintendent Ramage said this was the fourth such robbery in the congregation, noting prior thefts at other churches. The box was hidden beneath the pulpit this time.
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Presbyterian
R. W. Ramage
Ramage
Navy aviation criticized by pilots before presidents board
Lieutenant Commander R R Paunack testified that half of naval pilots support a separate air corps and some fear expressing views due to possible disciplinary action. He and other Navy aviators framed a grim view of personnel and equipment shortages hindering aviation efficiency.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Naval Aeronautics
Air’ Board
Lisut
R. R. Paunach
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Navr
Paunack
Kam (R
Co Board
Paanack
Lsieaas
Maral Air Service
Funeral services for Mrs Sylvester J. Lee
Funeral services for Mrs Sylvester J. Lee, mother of William G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Typemen Cleveland, will be held at 2 y afternoon at her son's home 1230 Belle avenue Lakewood. She died suddenly Tuesday at the home of her other son James C. Lee Columbia Center Ohio. A daughter Nellie C. Sunderland of Tulsa Ohio also survives.
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Sylvester Lee
Columbia
Sylvesta J. Lee
Wiam G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Tymen
Cleveland
Belle Avenue
Lakewood
Charity Backer Harry Than Takes Broadway Tour
Harry K Than returns to Broadway on a flying visit and defies chorus girls to collect his money. He announces that every cent of his 000 a year income will go to charity.
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New York
Harry! K
Broadway
Bonfire Regulation Enforced After Ordinance 2685
New rubbish and bonfire rules take effect as Ordinance 2685 becomes law. Only metal fire receptacles are allowed and must be 20 feet from buildings or fences outside city limits. No rubbish fires within city fire limits. Fire Chief Bates oversees receptacle use and can halt noncompliant fires.
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Cornell
W_N_ Bates
Martha Copser Dies at Elsray Hospital After Illness
Mrs. Martha Copser of 315 Lodl aes died at Elsray hospital this morning after a two month illness. Survived by husband Lovell Copser and a week old infant son, two daughters John Mailers and Parker Mailers as mother. Funeral Saturday at two from her mother’s home 205 Cascade street with Rev. G A Brown officiating. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery. Berlin reports grave charges against the former crown prince under Prussian diet probe.
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Martha Copser
Elsvia
Thresthinr
Lovell Cops
John Mallery
Parker Maller
Elsray
Meadville
John Mailers
Cascade J Street
G. A. Brown
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Berlin
Juldecrade Rappidis
Gustav Rappidis
Oels
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