Hall’s Alibi Sparks New Clues In English House Case
Tim, a reporter, questions Hall’s fingerprints and his last night alibi while tracking a mystery around the English House. He suspects an accomplice or an undisclosed referee shaping the evidence and lists three central questions about Hall’s role, the third floor room visitor, and possible hidden interests before the murder.
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Tim
Hall
Ruth
Jamieson
Old Dan
Lee
Atlantic City
Center City
Chicago
Mandy
I Grant
Day by Day World War I Chronicle 1914 Dispatch
Clark Kinnaird reports from Oct 3 1914 as diplomacy in Washington fractures over Turkey Rus tem Bey becomes persona non grata and Turks face diplomatic fallout. News notes the First Canadian division sailing from Gaspe Bay to England for France training, with volunteers including hundreds of Americans amid a mobilizing Allied effort.
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Washington
Europe
Rustem Bey
Wilson
U. S
North America
Gasape Bay
England
France
Canada
Atlantic
Fair Island
Norway
Notable dates and births mark early US and world history
A fragmented timeline notes key events from Oct 3 1691 establishing the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to 1922 when Mrs W H Felton briefly became Georgia's first woman U S Senator. It also recalls Marcus Whitman’s 1812 ride shaping Oregon’s northern boundary, Calvin Coolidge’s 1905 marriage scene, and mentions figures like Beccaria, Bancroft, Duse, Gildersleeve, Perry, Thomas, and Berg, tied to broader cultural and political milestones.
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Sor
Marcus Whitmann
Walla Walla
Oregon
U. S
New York
Britain
Whitman
Santa Fe
St. Lows
Washington
United States
W. H. Felton
Georgia
Congress
Giovanni Beccaria
George Bancroft
U. S. Naval Academy
Eleanora Duse
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
James DeVor Perry
J. H Thomas
Gertrude Berg
Wedding Anniversary of Warner Oland and 189
Sth James J Tunney and Polly Lauder address erroneous beliefs about mad dogs and sunstroke. A British court social distinction claim is challenged. The piece invites readers to send alleged wrongs for publication and acknowledgment.
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James J. Tunney
Polly Lauder
Clark Kinnaird
Young Girl Gains Ten Pounds With Iron Tonic
Bertie Grove aged 12 was underweight. After taking Vinal iron tonic she gained ten pounds and developed appetite and rosy cheeks. Advertising copy from Muir's Drug Store promotes the product as suitable for children.
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Bertie Grove
Vinal
Muir's
Amherst Daves Donaher Club Organized at Town Hall
A non-partisan meeting at Amherst town hall Wednesday evening formed the Daves- Donaher Club. Officers named include Chairman Arthur Powers Vice Chairman Mrs Henry Kolb Campaign Committee chair John Schaub Vice Chair Mrs Isaac Slack and Secretary William Meacham. The club aims to contact every villager and will hold another meeting soon.
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Arthur Powers
Henry Kolb
John Schaub
Isaac Slack
William Meacham
PTA Membership Contest Aims to Add New Members
Mrs Harold Allsop membership chairman of the Parent Teachers Association announces a contest to recruit new members. The contest closes October 5 with a prize to the school room securing the most members.
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Harold Allsop
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Four-H Clubs Exhibit At County Fair In School Auditorium
Rabbits chickens ducks and produce were shown at the annual Four-H Club Fair held Saturday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs L Silby of Wellington and Sam Wurst of Elyria judged the exhibits. Stone Clovers and Happy Hour Girls clubs displayed their summer projects. A large audience attended and the fair was a success.
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L. Silby
Wellington
Sam Wurst
Elyria
Clovers
Happy Hour
Official Board Meeting Called by Methodist Group
Members of the Methodist Official Board are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Lodi Gibson this evening at 7:30 for a regular business session.
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Methodist Official Board
Lodi Gibson
Look Out Lizzie Three Act Comedy Presented by Local Group
Look Out Lizzie a three act comedy will be presented by the South Amherst Dramatic Players in behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary Post No 197 in the school auditorium Friday evening October 5 Allan Thompson is directing the play.
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Lizzie
South Amherst Dramatic Players
American Legion
Allan Thompson
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted at Mrs Allsop Home
Mrs Harold Allsop hosts the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathering with Mrs Garfield Harris as hostess on Wednesday afternoon at her home.
Dinner guests visit in Vincent home
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernst and daughter Madge and Mr and Mrs Jacob Kolb and son Charles were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert White in Vincent.
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Arthur Ernst
Madge
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Robert
Voice of the People: DuPont profits and war concerns
A letter to the editor argues wartime profits of the DuPont group, detailing large dividends and stock increases from 1914 to 1919, listing subsidiaries and stock stakes, and urging government ownership of arms plants to eliminate profit. The writer links munitions to global conflict and calls for public action through the United States Congress and farmer leagues in Ohio.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
DuPonts
Alta Meit Trust
Senate
Remington Arms Co
Peters Cartridge Co
Duco Co
Southamerican Paxnlosives
Bakelite Co
DuPont Film Co
Cellophane Co
Perth Amboy Chemical Works
Celluloid Co
National Ammonia Co
DuPont Company
United States Congress Against
Chcago
Ohio Farmers League
Leararm County
Long effort to move property to statue noted
The article reflects on the prolonged effort to relocate property to the statue and contrasts civilized societies with history showing how easily order can be disrupted and how savage instincts of plunder can override law.
Lindberghs Explore Oklahoma Bat Cave Mystery
Lindberghs and Mrs Lindbergh, guided by Woodward residents, reportedly explored the first bat cave near Woodward after a plane trouble incident. Accompanied by Gar Tend Aithers and Mee Avthers, a Woodward newspaperman recounted the expedition and the group’s search for a cave entrance and passage.
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Lindberghs
Oklahoma
Woodward, Okia—Co
Claries
Lindbergh
Woodward
Gartend Aithers
Mee
Avthers
Meno Acho
Thp
Meatane
Elas Cave
Seattle's Notable Horse Patient Past 48 Years
A quirky local note chronicles a horse patient in Seattle aged eight years, once a daily feature in a small shop for 48 years with Sundays off. The piece traces the animal's journey from village roots to a bustling city presence, noting repeated dappled and handsome days.
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Seattle
Paster
Harmess
Hoidass
Enlighted Culture and the Driver of Bigotry
Ger metty defines enlighted culture as the critique of anti Semitism and anti feminism. The statement links prejudice to social dynamics and calls for awareness of biased discourse.
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Germetty
West Side School to Open November 1 After Board Meeting
Safety Director Charles Salis bought a fire team for the fire department at 450 dollars. The department had only one alarm in September for a small Woodland Avenue fire that caused no damage. A West Side residents delegation won approval to open the West Side school, with the little stone building set to reopen on November 1.
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Charles Salisbury
Woodland Avenue
Avherst
West Side
Little Stone
Campaign to End Prohibition Debate Shapes County Election
In October 1914 the wet and dry fight over state constitution amendments dominates the county campaign. Reports claim large corporations donate to the dry side while brewing and distilling interests spend heavily to keep the state wet.
Lorain union protest over armed guards disrupts parade
The Central Labor Union of Lorain filed a protest with Sherur Backus against armed men parading in Lorain and disrupting union organizers. Lorain’s American Shipbuilding yards were not tied up as expected, with a strike delay anticipated until after the October 6 Washington conference. Elyria issued building permits totaling 250000 dollars for construction last month.
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Central Labor Union of
Lorain
Sherur Backus
American Shipbuilding Company
Washington
Elyria
Mantatham celebrates 101st birthday at West River Street
Friends and relatives of Myron iH Mantatham gathered at home to wish him a 101st birthday on Tuesday on West River Street. Wellington Vic and Mr. Rey Adams celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary Monday at 231 W Mascar Street with family and friends.
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Myron Ih Mantatham
West River Street
Wellington
Vic
Rey Adams
Wmascar Street
Sintsifth
Elyria Team Wins National Title in Dram and Bugle Event
Elyria performers clinched a national title in a dramatic musical offering as students from the Lecion program dominated the competition with stirring displays. The crowd cheered the win marking a standout moment for the school.
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Elyria
Merreano Lecion Dram
Bugle Earp
Forty and Eight drum corps at national Legion convention Louisville
At the national convention in Louisville Kentucky the Forty and Eight drum and bugle corps of the nation performed yesterday and aims to win Legion honors in the drum and bugle competition tonight. Construction on the new dormitory at the Grafton State Warm was halted today by orders from Columbus cited by C C Brumenschenkel superintendent of the farm.
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The
American Legion
Louisville
Kentucky
National Legion
Grafton State Warm
Columbus
C. C. Brumenschenkel
Austria’s First Postwar Ship Rejoins High Seas Under Austrian Flag
An Austrian company takes over a 3700-100 tramp steamer formerly the Yurko Tople, rechristening her Wien. The vessel sails under the Austrian ensign with an Austrian captain. some Yugoslav crew remain onboard. Headquarters of new owners are in Trieste, a free port under the Italy Austria Hungary accord.
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Austria
Yugoslavia
Wien
Trieste
Ialy
Hungary
Regenerative Power in Humanity Challenged by Tyranny
A reflection on humanity's inherent regenerative force facing oppressive rule. It argues that when evil rulers gain power a reaction emerges that breaks their sway and ends tyranny. The piece emphasizes resilience and the eventual overthrow of tyranny through collective strength.
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