Tony Sarg Marionettes Define American Stage Craft
The article hails Tony Sarg as a premier creator of marionettes with stage craftmaking skill praised by critics nationwide. It notes early acclaim from Boston and Philadelphia and marks his productions as epoch making in dramatic entertainment. The piece mentions a rise of puppetry in the arts and credits Sarg with elevating marionette theater nationwide.
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Persia
Egypt
United States
Mary
Arimg
Coroner Probes Airship Tragedy At Ford Works
Inquest details reveal tests and repairs on the airship prior to the disaster. Coroner quotes indicate faulting parts were renewed and strengthened but the ship still failed, leading to the loss of airmen from Britain and the United States. The inquiry cites missed speed test clarity in wireless messages.
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Ager
Ford
Campbell
Bowlers Set for Temple Alleys Matches Tonight
The Amherst bowlers plan a preliminary game with Temples at the Temple alleys and a three game series against the Eagles at the Court House lanes. Meanwhile Ki Club bowlers join a social on the same alleys in the evening.
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Temple
Eagles
Court House
Kis
Marriage Licenses for Coon and Frye in Elyria
Elopement era and local church records show Orze R. Coon 25 a mechanic and Mae Frye 27 of Elyria received marriage licenses. Rev Mooney officiated.
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Orze R. Coon
Mechanics
Elyria
Mae Frye
Mooney
Grafton Indians Roll Over Rmilion 21 to 0
The Grafton Indians defeated Rmilion 21 to 0 on Sunday at Grafton. The United Cigars team, led by iron Indians, outweighed the opponent by about ten pounds per man, with Rmilion averaging 140 pounds. The Indians challenge any 140 pound team in the state.
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Grafton Indians
Grafton
United Cigars
Iron Indians
Columbus approves relief work to build water mains
Columbus authorizes Service Director Duffy to hire laborers to construct timber water mains. The project aims to extend mains without using centers and is expected to cost 89,560 dollars.
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Olumbus
Columbus
Seif
Dior Duffy
Mary Anne Bows Rites Held at Mt Zion Church Oberlin
Funeral services for Miss Mary Anne Bows were held Tuesday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with burial in Weatwood Cemetery. The 53 year old Oberlin resident died Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after seven weeks of illness. She was daughter of the recently deceased Elijah P. Bows and survived by three brothers and two sisters. A lifelong church member, she lived at 213 Sumner Street and valued a long friendship with Frances Smith of Washington.
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Oberlin
Mary Anne Bows
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Weatwood Cemetery
Miss Bows
Nzar
Ellyria Memorial Hospital
Elijah P. Bows
Thomas
Jasper
Henry Bows
Margaret
Emma Bows
Frances Smith
Washington
Sumner Street
Mt. Zion
Lorain County
Sinn Fein poised for war or talks as Dublin mission heads to London
In Dublin on October 4 Sinn Fein signals readiness for either war or peace. Eamon De Valera leads cabinet planning for a London peace parley next week as Sinn Fein trains the Irish Republican Army for possible operations. The delegation departs Dublin Saturday for talks at Downing Street while military reviews and morale efforts continue.
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Dublin
Snn Fein
Eamonn Devalera
Siinmn Fein
London
Irish Republican Army
Downing Street
Richard Mulcahy
Talk
Sinn ‘Fein
Ireland
Mulcahy
Local Notes Highlight Team Play and Travel Visits
Harvey Webster played with the team. Miss Maria De France was in Cleveland Monday purchasing millinery supplies. Grove Patterson of Toledo was here Saturday for the Oberlin Wittenburg game. Mr and Mrs Haylor left Saturday for Elyria then California to spend the winter. Mrs Bech Marcy Felland and daughter visited friends in Eloria.
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Harvey Webster
Maria de France
Cleveland
Grove Patterson
Toledo
Haylor
Elyria
Conference plans face opposition over arms focus amid European press
In Europe the press argues against a naval arms conference as the Belgian Portuguese and Dutch discuss shifted aims. The International News Service dispatch notes the conference strategy, proposed by Secretary of State, remains unchanged in substance while critics worry about arming and potential conflict.
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Tions
Brosh
Chinese Men Sail for Shanghai to Attend U S Disarmament Conference
China's delegation to President Harding's disarmament conference sails from Shanghai aboard the Hawkewa State to open in Washington on November 11. The voyage dispels rumors of China withdrawing over participation restrictions. In Inverness Scotland Premier Lloyd George calls the Washington talks an extraordinary event for humanity.
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Shanghai
China
Harding
Washington
U. S
Inverness
Scotland
Lloyd George
London
Defense weighs calling Mrs Raber as witness in McArdle case
Marian McArdle's defense may call Mrs Raber as a witness after earlier assurances from attorney Francis W. Poulsen and Louis E. Hart. Poulsen says they will decide based on the trial’s needs and whether Raber's testimony helps or harms their client. Evidence cited includes confessions from alleged accomplices and statements made in New York.
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Warian
New York
Erminia Colavito
Marvy Bricktel
Xsalvateore
Ohio
President Harding names ministers to Central American posts
President Harding announces diplomatic appointments naming Ror Tavis of Missouri to Guatemala and Panama, Dr John Grover South of Kentucky to Nicaragua, and John E Ramer of Colorado as minister to Nicaragua.
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Washington
Harding
Guatemala
Ror Tavis
Missouri
Stevners Institute
Panama
John Grover South
Kentucky
Presi Dent
Kentucky State Medical Association
Nicaragua
John E Ramer
Colorado
Fair Cool Weather for World Series Opens
The official forecaster of the United States Weather Bureau promises fair and cool conditions for opening day of the World Series. Oct 4 includes clear skies, bright sun, and a brisk autumn breeze as the event begins.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Bank Clearings Reported for September by Natomal Bank
The September bank clearings reported by Natomal Bank totaled 1,610 404.47 dollars, reflecting monthly financial activity.
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Natomal Bank
AFL Faces Worst Crisis in Its History
Washington October report says the American Federation of Labor endures a severe downturn with member losses estimated between 1.5 and 1.9 million since the year began. Officials claim losses far from 1.069 million, furloughing organizers amid unemployment pressures while promising a stronger rebound. Internal dissension involves Daniel Tobin and Gompers, with Tobin reportedly resigning from the AFL executive council.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Fis
Daniel J. Tobin
International Teamsters Union
Tobin
Gompers
Atlantic City
Executive Council
O'S
Ask President to Protect Jailed Miners
A United Mine Workers committee urged President Harding to provide federal protection for more than 130 miners jailed in West Virginia after the state's civil conflict. The panel, formed in Indianapolis, includes J. W. Wiggins of West Virginia, Hughes of Illinois, and E. J. Giles of Iowa, acting under a resolution for federal aid.
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Washington
West Virginia
Harding
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
J. W. Wiggins
Hughes
Illinois
E. J. Giles
Iowa
Local Market Prices Across Groceries and Produce
Cleveland market report lists wholesale and retail prices for butter eggs cheese and a wide range of produce and meats. Items include wheat sugar oranges apples potatoes onions bananas and various fish and meats with regional price variations and recent market changes.
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Brazil
Malaga
Pittsburch
Berzholtz
Sill Field
Kentucky
Pocahontas
Cleveland Live Stock Market Report for Oct 4
The Cleveland market shows cattle strong at top 14.59 with 600 head traded. Calves steady near 150. Sheep and lambs at 1090 with top 8.50. Hogs 7000 head, prices 10 to 15 higher, variety of weights with sows and stags priced accordingly.
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Cleveland
Hog Market Recap and Commodity Prices from Chicago
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 22,006 with prices strong to 15s higher. Bulk hogs around 6.65 to 6.84, heavyweights 38.40, mediums 7.60 to 8.40, lights 7.85 to 8.50, packing sows 7.65 to 7.20. Wheat and corn futures move mixed with oats up modestly. Open prices list for Dec May contracts in wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Ownership Statement for Chronicle Telegram October 1 1921
Notarized declaration from Chronicle Telegram business manager Burke lists publisher The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co Elyria Ohio managing editor J F Burn owner stockholders J F Burke H G Wilkines Mabe S Burke and notes none of significant bonds or securities. It also reports average paid circulation 7944 copies for six months prior to the date.
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Congress
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
State OF
Lorain
Tor Burke
Eee
Lorain Counts Printing and Publishing Co
J F Burn
Lorain Coaty Printing Publishing Co
New York Market Report Mixed Rates and Livestock Prices
New York traders record mixed market action with oil and steel stocks showing gains and others slipping. Liberty bonds open with varied quotes while cattle and sheep prices move. receipts noted at markets with directions from experts.
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New York
Americas
Pacife
Grand Juries to Probe Ku Klux Klan in Texas
Dallas Texas October 4 grand juries in six Texas counties have been ordered by the presiding judges to conduct a thorough probe into Ku KluxKlan activities. Judges Hare Sherman Denton Paris Leslie Sweetwater Warren Tyler Hamilton Austin and McDowell Besamor urge a rigid investigation into the case.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Aoting
Hare
Sherman
Denton
Paris
Leslie
Sweetwater
Warren
Tyler
Hamilton
Austin
McDowell
Besamor
Weather Update Records Hailstorms and Frost Threats
Cold damp day as hailstorms moved through the city. B V D’s were discarded and overcoats dragged out. If skies clear, a heavy frost may injure vegetation and impact crops tonight.
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Elyria Worker
Local Elyria resident H A McKenzie of the Standard Oil Station reports kidney pain backache and dull shooting pains from heavy farm work. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the backache eased and kidney function returned to normal. Price at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Adrt.
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Elyria
H. A. McKenzie
Standard Oil Station
Lake Avenue
Weat St
Doan
Dean’r
Mr. McKenzie
Foster-Milbarn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Adrt
Supertakademy Shelton Announces 90 Day Year Plan
Supertakademy Shelton schedules the present school year 90 days, selecting next year on June 3 a week earlier than last year. Christmas vacation shortens to bath time days, Christmas and New Year fall on Sunday within the vacation. Spring recess runs March 24 to April 3, with one additional school closure for the Northeastern Oble Teachers Association meeting in Cleveland on October 38 and 29.
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Supertakademy Shelton
Christmaus
Scheols
Northeastern Oble Teachers Association
Cleveland
West Virginia trio arraigned on liquor law violations
In Sistersville on October 4, Constable K M Carpenters and Hiddlebourne along with local merchant John M Moore were arraigned before Justice Smith for violating state dry laws. They were held for the grand jury under a 590 dollar bond with Moore charged for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquors and Carpenters for transporting contraband.
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Sistersville
W. Va
K. M. Carpenters
Hiddlebourne
John MN. Moore
Smith
Moore
Carpenters
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions report Joseph Shaw of Saenduski. Discharges include Steve Chesman from Huron Street.
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Joseph Shaw
Saenduski
Steve Chesman
Huron Street
Obituary of Harry Mavies Recalled as Jovial Local Figure
The obituary recalls Harry Mavies fifty four who died after a brief illness, a longtime Elyria resident born in Detroit. He led a hospitable home life with Mrs S EL Bowen on West Avenue and was remembered for musical talent, broad reading, and affection for youth. Survivors include his widow four brothers and a sister.
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Dave
EL Bowen
West Avenue
Mr. Davies
George
Jane Davies
Detroit
Mich
Elyria
Harry
Wley Carrie Flogan
Gilbert Hogan
Aew
J Moxham
Torain Steel Co
Dominiian Tron & Steel Co
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Davies
T. B. Pansher
New York City
Fansher
Mr Davies
Fanshe
Reaso
Elvria
Boxing Results From Last Night In Philadelphia And Boston
Mel Coogan defeated Joe Welling in eight rounds in Philadelphia while Rocky Kansas won a decision over Frankie Britt in ten rounds in Boston.
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Philadelphia
Mel Coogan
Joe Welling
Boston
Rocky Kansas
Frankie Britt
City Salary Readjustments Announced by Council
A list shows salary ranges for city staff from detectives and patrolmen to engineers and clerks, with yearly savings estimated at 10,400 dollars. The figures may be revised before final totals, as the salary question will be discussed at the next council meeting.
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Water Ofice
Breed
Rodmen
Cemete
Ambition Brand Wendell Pills Advertised For Nervous Debility
The ad touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a nerve tonic to boost vigor and vitality for nervous, tired, despondent people. It claims quick improvement in many cases and offers a 60 cent price with a refund option via C W Phillips.
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AnYrone
C_ W_ Phillips
W. Phillipe
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