Men Enroll In Evening Arts and Crafts Classes
One hundred men answered the invitation for free night classes at the high school last evening. Over forty more registrations are expected as courses in mechanical work, wood working, cabinet making, pattern automobile construction, shop math, machine shop practice, salesmanship, and window trimming are organized. Classes begin Thursday, except trimming and card courses meeting Tuesday at the Y. A small fee is charged upon course completion.
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Igh
YMCA Membership Drive Yields Competitive Team League
The YMCA drive lists teams and players including Glover, Squires, Reed, and Cronin as leaders. Glover tops individual points with a silver or bronze medal awarded for third place as the drive closes Monday with a supper at the end.
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Fous
Death trials unfold as Mrs. Southard faces murder charge
In Idaho, Oct. 15, testimony gathers around Lydia Southard linked to the death of her husband Edward F and the arsenic deaths of two other spouses. Sheriff Ormaby notes a key state witness while the defense challenges the evidence in a tense murder case.
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Idaho
Anas
Lydia Southard
Edward
Ormaby
Kara
Meyer
Stephen
Secret diplomacy clash at League assembly in Geneva
Geneva October 5 The League of Nations assembly balked at a proposal to amend Article 18 to require registering all international agreements. The plan, backed by critics of secrecy, was deferred to 1923 amid protests led by Lord Robert Cecil. Japanese delegates promote Korea policy while contrasting it with American and British actions. The assembly president defended measured progress, citing the disarmament drive and the international court as achievements.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly
League Secretariat
Lord Robert Cecil
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Tongist
Japan
Korea
Far East
America
Philippine Islands
England
Ireland
Hawaii
Karnabeck
International Court of Justice and Arbitration
Mrs Underhill Dies at LaGrange Home
The death of Mrs Sophronia Underhill wife of A R Underhill occurred at their LaGrange home yesterday. She leaves sons George E and Paul M Johnson as well as daughters Mrs C F Cowell Mrs C A Basore and Mrs John L Underhill. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at the residence.
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Sophronia Underhill
A. R. Underhill
LaGrange
George E
C. F. Cowell
Cleveland
C. A. Basore
Lorain
Fred A
John L. Underhill
Elyria
Paul M. Johnston
Justice case appeal over Roycrofter judgment against Story
The Roycrofts won a $237 judgment against R. R. Story in Justice George's court and appealed the ruling. Story seeks reversal in the common pleas court.
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Roycrofters
R. R. Story
Story
Justice George’s Court
Storry
Common Pleas Court
Prosperity forecast from Bankers Association and Crissinger
The American Bankers Association and Dr. Crissinger foretell an approaching era of prosperity. They cite easing credit stringency and improved business, banking strength, and a call for leadership to spur European rehabilitation through strategic self-help and coordinated recovery.
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Los Angeles
Economic Poller Commission
American Bankers Association
America
Im G
Crissinger
National Bank
Sounier
Europe
Grand Jury Report Delivers After Nine Day Session
The Grand Jury concluded a nine day session this afternoon after examining nearly one hundred cases and hearing many witnesses. Prosecuting Attorney Webber says no indictments will be released before tomorrow morning allowing time for sheriff arrests before public disclosure.
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Webber
County Considers Buying Jack Scales for Track Overload Checks
County commissioners weigh options to purchase portable jack scales to weigh tracks suspected of overloads under the Burke track bill. Medina and Huron counties have already bought this equipment and report good results.
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Medina
Huron Counties
Rush for Coal as Snap Comes
The cold spell boosts coal dealer business while many families lack funds to buy. Dealers report heavy demand and credit requests rise as supply remains ample but depleting, warning that a coal strike could cause widespread hardship.
Drink Crazed Man Bound Over After Gun Threat
Louis Horvath, detained by Mayor Jones, was bound over to the grand jury after allegedly threatening to shoot Ruth Kiser at her West Bridge street home. Kiser fainted during the incident. Horvath, drunk the previous afternoon, was arraigned and found guilty in mayor's court with no bail set. Horvath’s mother is serving a county jail sentence for a liquor violation.
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Louis Horvath
Jones
Louis
Ruth Kiser
West Bridge Street
Miss Kiser
Horvath
Ridgeville Man Struck By Car In Center Crash
John Hogan, an employee of the steel plant, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at Ridgeville center when he failed to observe an approaching limited car on the C S & C. He stopped to buy a newspaper and re entered his car, driving into the oncoming vehicle on a straight track. He suffered a fracture of the outer skull and a severe shoulder injury and was taken to Memorial hospital where doctors say he will recover.
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John Hogan
Ridgeville Center
C.S &C
Hogan
Memorial Hospital
Twentieth Century Limited Wreck Near Butler Indiana
Three Pullman cars and the club car of the Twentieth Century Limited derailed west of Toledo near Butler Indiana. No injuries or casualties reported and no one was insured, though the cars did not overturn. The incident was announced by the New York Central office.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Butler
Indiana
Toledo
Alls Not Gold That Glitters in Kent Case
Abraham Longman told police he was swindled by Sam Debro who he says sold rough brass balls as pure gold nuggets for 1000 dollars. Debro was arrested and jailed in Kent after Longman reported the alleged fraud and had an assay run to prove the metal was brass.
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Kent O
Abraham Longman
Cleveland
Sam Debro
Debro
Kent
Longman
Debra
Harding to Press Congress For Speedier Lawmaking In Capitol Visit
Washington report says President Harding weighs a trip to the Capitol to urge faster action on pending bills. Majority Leader Mondell to confer on a program to adjourn before November 11 while rail refunding and foreign debt funding seek passage. Senate work is tangled with tax and tariff bills still unresolved. Home leaders report voters want results, leaving the president likely to intervene.
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Washington
Harding
Capitol
Congress
Representative Mondell
House
Senate
Bootlegger's Pair of Boots Reveal Hidden Liquor
Akron police arrested Sifke Yavarich 52 after a search of his rural Akron area grocery uncovered a boot tucked in a rubber boot. A hand reached into the leg exposing two bottles of liquor. He was fined $00 for illegal possession of booze.
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Akron
Sifke Yavarich
Yavarich
Life Worth While Theme Shaped Club Talk
Members of the Young Men's Business Club gather for an opening meeting and dinner in the Chamber of Commerce rooms with Lawrence Webber presiding. Senator J F Burke discusses success through service, business, and sacrifice urging pursuit of a great idea to meet a community need.
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Young Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Webber
G. W. Myers
J. F Barke
Burke
Geeke
Liberty
Emperor Yoshihito Reported Fatally Ill in Tokyo
Extras report Emperor Yoshihito of Japan cannot recover from a long illness. The notice aligns with a shift toward democratization within the imperial household. Initial chatter suggested death, but credible circles doubted those reports.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
Japan
League of Nations Assembly Adjourns After Roster Vote
The Geneva session closes as China Belgium Brazil and Spain secure non permanent seats on the League Council. Report notes an adjournment after the lengthy meeting in Geneva.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
China
Belmum
Brazil
Spain
League Counci
Liquor Seller Steve Helli Fight Moves to Review
The case of liquor seller Steve Helli was heard before Mayor Jones. Witness J Anthone testified he procured liquor for his sick wife, though Helli would not take payment. Police found whiskey hidden under a table and other evidence of selling. Mrs Helli destroyed bottles and threw one at an officer. Decision withheld for review of testimony.
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Steve Helli
Jones
Hellis
Wilford
J. Anthone
Helli
Anthone
Hells
Cours
Balcomb
Kenyon May Become Judge in Iowa District
Senator Kenyon of Iowa says he will not decide for at least two days whether to retire from the senate and accept President Harding's offer to appoint him federal judge of the northern Iowa district.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Harding
Jurors Receive Higher Pay After Adjourning Jury
The grand jury was paid nine days' work at 3 dollars per day, up from 2 dollars. The last legislature raised juror pay by 1 dollar daily, with petit jurors also receiving the increase. Higher living costs mean more relief for jurors covering expenses away from home.
Columbus Moves To Help Unemployed In City Plan
A committee will be named soon by Mayor Thomas to study Columbus unemployment and propose relief measures. The group formed after a conference with city officials organized labor social agency leaders and representatives. The move follows suggestions from President Harding's unemployment conference in Washington.
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Columbus
Thomas
Harding
Washington, D. C
Yankees Favored As New York World Series Opens
The New York World Series opener at Polo Grounds draws about 40,000 fans with the Yankees slight favorites over the Giants. Babe Ruth and the Yankees' hitting are focal points as both teams make their entrance, with crowd scenes and pregame ceremonies shaping a tense start to the classic.
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Yanks
New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Yankees
Brush Stadium
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Pitchins
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Haps
Fadlie Bennett
Eddie
Miller
Mayer Hylan
Feild
Giants Survive Slugfest In Wild Baseball Play By Play
A chaotic play by play recounts Giants actions with Mayer Hylan at bat and Miller scoring on Rath’s single to center. Pitchers struggle as Burns and Bancroft reach base, Frisch and Rawlings contribute hits, and errors keep the scoreboard fluctuating with no clear decisive moment.
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Miller
Rawlings
Peck
Douglas
Kelly
Rath
Giants
Flash
B. Meuse
B. Meush
Frisch
Melly
Burns
Pipp
Mays
Bancroft
Ward
Youns
Young
McNally
Kelly Frisch
Schang
Schank
Third baseman Rath in as Yanks coach in bunt confusion
A garbled report describes Babe Ruth coaching at third for the Yankees amid a disputed exchange with umpire Rigler. The plate conference leads to pitches and balls as the sequence unfolds with no clear outcome.
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Babe Rath
Yanks
Counfer
Rigler
Ralea
Rawlings
Kelly
Ron
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