Early Irish peace talks outline ongoing repeal plans
Reports from Dublin describe a tentative Irish peace conference forming with talks expected to cover Home Rule repeal and a draft peace program. Key figures Lloyd George Fein and Sinn Fein are mentioned with sessions at St James’s Palace and Downing Street. The process may extend into February with a drafting committee shaping the agenda.
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Ireland
Gland
Lloyd
Lloyd George
Fein
Downing Street
Sinn Fein
House of Com
Cenon
St. James
Ageremier
Council Tonight Advances Key Busin
City council prepares for evening session at council chamber starting 7 30 with significant agenda items including several ordinances nearing final reading and possible votes by council members.
Gun Raisin Jack And Wooden Limb On Arrested Man
Walter Hatchet was arrested in Cascade park for carrying concealed weapons after police found a loaded .38 revolver a pint of raisin jack and a wooden leg. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on 3500 bail. He claimed a debt payment from a railroad acquaintance.
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Cascade Park
Walter Hatchet
Hatchet
Murbach
Rev Kirby May Succeed in Massillon Pastorate
Unofficial reports from Massillon indicate Rev. Mr. Kirby of Cambridge Ohio may be the Northern Ohio M E conference’s chosen pastor for the city. The same chatter says Rev Dr Winters may take Coshocton or Youngstown district duties.
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Massillon
Mr. Kirby
Cambridge, O
Ohio
M. E
Kirby
Winters
Coshocton
Youngstown
Millionaire and Prima Dona Wife In Disagreement
In New York on October 3, Madame Ganna Walska former Chicago Opera Company prima donna and Harold F McCormick protege faced bitter public dispute with husband Alexander Smith Cochran millionaire manufacturer and sportsman. Attorney Dudley Malone denied infidelity and vowed to press conjugal rights while Samuel Untermyer claimed Cochran would sue.
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New York
Ganna Walska
Chicago Opera Company
Harold F. McCormick
Alexander Smith Cochran
Dudley Malone
Cochran
Madame Walska
Paris
Mme Walska
Malone
Mma Walska
Fraenke
Samuel Untermyer
Matone
Chicago
Norwegian freighter Karen Rogen feared lost in hurricane
Halifax reports grave fears for the Karen Rogen Regennes a 1359 ton freighter cleared from Montreal last Thursday for Skien Norway. The vessel grounded at Point Ferrell Saturday and vanished after the Orthia responded to wireless calls for aid as a hurricane of 90 mph swept the Belle Isle straits.
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Halifax
Karen Rogenaes
Straits of Belle Isle
Karen
Point Ferrell
Orthia
Karen Regennes
Montreal
Skien
Norway
Noord Brabant
Marian McArdle Murder Trial Delayed in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 3 Judge Dan B. Cull delayed the trial of Marian McArdle charged with complicity in the murder of Daniel F. Kaber. The court fixed the proceedings for later in the day as another trial was not finished and call was expected before nightfall.
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Cleveland
Dan B. Cull
Marian McArdle
Daniel F. Kaber
Cull
German Ambassador Post to Washington Offered to Dr Hermes
Berlin October 3 The German ambassadorial post to Washington has been offered to Dr Hermes food minister in the Wirth cabinet but no definite reply. Dr Von Rosen the foreign secretary who had been named for the same Washington post was offered the portfolio of food minister.
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Berlin
Washington
Hermes
Wirth
Deutsche Allegemeine Zettung
von Rosen
Washington Post
Hundred Families Move In As Meters Not Installed In City
The city sees a rush of new residents with about one hundred families moving in over a few days. Utilities report many orders to halt meter installation and a drop in labor pay from 70 to 100 cents to around 40 cents per hour. Some move to better houses or relocate to save rent, while others head to the countryside where rents are lower.
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Loity Electric Co
As Co
Rain County Electric Co
Iai & Electric Co
Daugherty Plans Statement on Ku Klux Klan Policy
Attorney General Daugherty will announce tomorrow the Justice Department's course regarding the Ku Klux Klan after reviewing requests for federal intervention and the evidence gathered by the department. The statement sets out how the department intends to proceed.
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Washington
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Department
Hunter Fined for Farm Trespassing
E A Seabold was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice Hughes for trespassing on R L Churchward property. Seabold pled guilty to hunting without permission on Churchward lands and was arrested by W J Helcoms.
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Hunter
E. A. Seabold
Justice Hughes
R. L. Churchward
Seabold
Churchward
W. J. Helcoms
Vandals Cause Wreck Of Train Near Saybrook Bridge
New London Conn Oct 3 The engine of the New York New Haven Hartford express train number 2 turned turtle and five coaches left the rails near Saybrook bridge indicating an attempted wreck. No injuries were reported though passengers in the rear coaches were badly shaken. Two race horses valued at 10000 each were aboard the express baggage car bound for the Brockton fair.
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New London
Conn
New York
New Haven
Grand Jury Plans Report After Week of Docket Work
The grand jury reconvened to consider seven cases with witnesses called. Prosecutor Webber says they likely adjourn and issue a report on Wednesday afternoon.
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Webber
Train Wreck Near Saybrook Leaves One Dead
New Haven Conn Oct 3 One man killed and five cars overturned when train 32 the New York Boston express wrecked near the Connecticut river drawbridge at Saybrook the engine toppled down a bank after derailing before crossing the bridge.
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New Haven
Conn
New York-Boston Express
Connecticut River
Saybrook
Police Quiz Nurse as Murderer in Baltimore Case
In Colonial Beach Virginia authorities investigate a new angle in the Eastlake murder case. Nurse S. Knox, linked by Baltimore bulletin, is held with Roger Fastlake as officers search for blood soaked evidence and the missing fatigue uniform.
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Baltimore
Colonial Beach
Sarah Knotr
Freder TE
Roger Fastlake
Four Rail Unions Count Strike Ballots In 1939
In Washington and Chicago reports indicate no general strike yet as four major rail unions tally ballots on wage cut protests. Trainmen and shop crafts reportedly favored a strike, with pilots of the count expecting a majority in favor though results are not due until October 10. Officials anticipate targeted action rather than nationwide paralysis.
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Washington
Chicago
Big Four’ Railway Workers Brotherhoods
Brotherhood
United States Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Warren S. Stone
Brot
Engine Sers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Jail Guards Guard Pair in Virginia Murder Case
Extra guards were posted at the county jail in Fredericksburg Virginia to protect Roger D. Eastlake and Sarah E Knox who are jointly accused in connection with a brutal murder. The two defendants face a high profile case raising fears of vigilante action in the town.
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Fredericksburg
Roger D. Eastlake
Sarah E. Knox
Four Smothered To Death in Two Fires
In Washington a fire at the National Hotel killed Miss Dean 24 of Ashland Ohio and George Mason of Upperville Virginia on the same floor. A frantic mother rescued cried that she left her baby inside as a 300 pound man on a balcony promised safety. Two Washington lives were lost at the hotel as flames raged. In Detroit two sisters Irene Badnick four and Eleanor Badnick seven died in a blaze while a twelve year old brother escaped with a baby sister.
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Washington
Miss Dean
Ashland
Ohio
George Mason
Upperville
Akron
Buuilt
National Hotel
Detroit
Irene Badnick
Eleanor Badnick
Fights Before Woman Is Murdered On Lonely Road
Mrs Terisza Pender died in a county hospital after a fierce struggle on a rural road near Miles Illinois. Detectives and Coroner Peter M Hoffman investigated as she bore skull fractures a broken leg and multiple injuries. Husband Joseph Pender said he could not explain the death.
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Chicago
Miles
Illinois
Terisza Pender
Peter M. Hoffman
Joseph Pender
Start State Bonus Drive in Ohio Voters Back 10 a Month Plan
Columbus October 3 Today marks the inauguration of a statewide campaign to gain passage of a proposed constitutional amendment in November. It would grant former service members ten dollars per month for each month in service with a maximum of two hundred fifty dollars. Brigadier General J R McQuigg directs the effort. The plan costs 28 cents on each thousand dollars of taxable property. Ohio Legion commander C L Arlington notes many ex service men are in want and urges a vote for the amendment.
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Columbus
Marke
Ohio
J. R. McQuigg
American Legion
C. L. Arlington
America Legion
Elyria firm appeals default judgment in terra cotta case
The Elyria Market & Storage Co. asks the common pleas court to reverse a judgment. Northwestern Terra Cotta Co. obtained a default judgment of 3161.09 against the Elyria firm by Justice George and the Elyria firm appeals the decision.
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Elyria Market & Storage Co
S. J. George
Common Pleas Court
Northwestern Terra Cotta Company
Elyria
Justice George
Education Board Holds Monthly Meeting at Sharp Block
The board of education meets this afternoon for its regular monthly session at the office of F. M. Stevens in Sharp block. They plan to discuss the new building program and routine business.
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Board of Education
F. M. Stevens
Sharp
Amusement Promoters Company Incorporation Listed
Elyria in Columbus on October 3 grants incorporation for The Amusement Promoters Company with capital of 10 000 dollars. Principals P. G. Koehie and J. C. Carpenter named.
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Elyria CO
Columbus
Amusement Promoters Company
Elyria
P. G. Koehie
J.C. Carpenter
Prominent Speakers Planned for Young Men's Club Meetings
The Young Men's Business club opens with Senator J F Burke as speaker at 6 PM in Chamber of Commerce rooms on Tuesday October 4. The event kicks off a vigorous membership drive aiming for 600 new members in two weeks. Clarence Howard of Commonwealth Steel will speak before year end and Judge Florence Allen may speak in January. Election day is set for October 18 with candidates announced for club positions.
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J. F. Burke
Young Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Howard
Com
Monwealth Steel Company
St. Louis
Howard
Junior Chamber of Commerce Idea
United States Senior Chamber of Commerce
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Florence Allen
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
United States
Higgins Granted Divorce Over Extreme Cruelty Claims
Helen Higgins was granted a divorce from Louis Higgins on grounds of extreme cruelty. She testified he ignored or cursed her in front of friends and returned home late after claiming overtime. A neighbor said he visited other women and ceased speaking to her for months while living in the same house. Custody of a minor child was awarded to Mrs Higgins.
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Helen Higgins
Louis Higgins
Discharged man fined for assault and battery
J B Jobson discharged Gilder from Colson Company employee then a fight occurred. Jobson swore out an assault and battery charge against Gilder. Gilder pleaded guilty before Justice Hughes and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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J. B. Jobson
Gilder
Colson Company
Jobson
Hughes Gilder
Frank Halitzka Fined After Eaton Road Crash
Frank Halitzka was fined five dollars and costs by St George after a collision on Eaton road. He admitted fault as his car towed by another struck an Akron man, and agreed to pay damages to the Akron vehicle.
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Eaton Road
Frank Halitzka
St George
Halitzka
Akron
Girl 17 Shoots Self After Family Scolding
Youngstown reports Mabel Warnock, 17, died after shooting herself in the breast last night. Relatives say her father had scolded her for attending dances and riding in cars at night and she had threatened to end her life.
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Youngstown
Mabel Warnock
Lorain Letter Sparks Town Anger Over Speeds
Local motorcycle cop Lester Brown who patrols traffic arrests becomes unpopular with Lorain residents. A letter from a resident expresses hostile sentiment wishing Brownlie had broken his neck rather than his leg after his recent fracture. The note reflects tension over use of Take Avenue Broad Street and Cleveland Avenue as speedways.
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Lester Brown
Lorain
Brownlie
Brown
Fierce Battle Rages in Baku Region As Casualties Rise
London reports thousands of casualties in a violent clash at Baku on the Caspian Sea. Bolshivik troops and Moslems clash amid banners reading Independence or death. Russian bombardment devastates part of the city as forces retreat to save Baku.
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London
Baku
Caspian Sea
Transcaucasia
Azerbaijan Information Bureau
Azerbaijan
Persia
Bandits Swarm Two Cities For Cash Heists
In Dayton a theater safe containing over 1200 dollars was looted by experts, watchman, and janitor. Police say the job was complete. In Cincinnati two youths robbed Samuel Meeks at the Hamilton office of the Cincinnati and Dayton Traction Co securing 1000 dollars, cut telephone wires, and fled by car.
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Dayton
Lyric Theater
Cincinnati
Samuel Meeks
Hamilton
Cimenpati and Dayton Traction Company
Size of Families On the Decrease
Washington reports a steady drop in family size in the United States. The 1920 average is 4.8 persons per family, down from 4.9 in 1890 and 4.7 in 1900, with 105,710,620 people living in 24,351,476 families across 20,697,004 dwellings. The dwelling average is 5.1 persons in 1920.
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Washington
United States
Ecensus Bureau
U. S
Japan Navy Spending Surges Beyond World Powers, Meet Report Says
Washington experts prepare figures showing Japan's naval budget three times larger than peer nations when adjusted for spending. The report cites a high cost for new battleships, hidden line items, and lower Japanese wages. Analysts warn official totals may mask civil government and colonial costs in Korea Formosa and Shantung.
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Washington
Gs.ment
Japan
U States
Greataln
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Mit
Pny
Kores
Saghalen Islands
Formosa
Shantung
Lorain Autoist Fined For Reckless Driving
Lorain resident Joe Lewalski was arrested on Lorain Elyria reel by Deputy Sheriff Code for reckless driving. He was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice George.
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Joe Lewalski
Lorain
Lorain-Elyria
Lewalski
Justice George
Ripper Gill Attacked in UIT on Excessive Prices
Columbus October 3 A taxpayer sues state officials over coal contracts totaling 5 000 tons bought by the state purchasing department for state buildings. The suit names Waite Shattuck Tract Archer and coal companies as defendants challenging alleged excessive prices and constitutionality linked to a July 1 reorganizaton.
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Columbus
State Purchasing Department
Waite
Shattuck
State Auditor Tract
Archer
Franklin County
Att Randolph
Att Randolph W. Walter, and W. Pealer
M. E. Thrallkill
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Sirraig
Ulster Catronists
South Ireland
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Marian Wmardle
Eastlake
Montross
Montrees
Griffith
Knox
Monthly Meeting Education Board
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Worl
Lorainite
Lorain Autoist
Ripper Gill
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