Treble to be brought back for Lorain bank case
Sheriff Backus and Detective Lenahan plan to return treble offender William W. Treblic from Los Angeles where he was arraigned after police say he attempted suicide or poison in the hotel room. Treble admitted gambling on the stock market for about 50 600 in four months and awaits extradition to Lorain.
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Los Angeles
Wiliam W. Trebic
City Bank of
Lorain
Treble Veter
Backes
Guy Findley
Treble
Lenahan
Plenty Bacon For Flyaans Now Ordering
Mayor Jones says the city will receive another car load of bacon and orders should be filed at his office. Once the car arrives orders will be rotated to supply all who desire. Earlier buyers were disappointed, but the new load aims to cover everyone.
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Jones
Steel strikers return to work across multiple plants
Across Pennsylvania and nearby states on Oct 6 workers at Weirton Steel Co in West Virginia and Bethlehem Steel resumed operations with partial staffing. In Coatesville strike leaders urged remaining workers to seek other jobs, while 2000 miners in 26 independent coal mines went on strike over union scale disputes.
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Coatesville
Steubenville
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
W. Va
Midvale
Lukens Steel Co
Johnstown
Planes Plunge Claim Deaths And Injuries At Field
Philadelphia report details Col Townsend Dodd killed on approach at Bustleton aviation field. A second plane landed badly causing three more army personnel to be injured, including Maj Mc Davis and Second Lieutenant Charles R Colt in serious condition. Separate note from Lorain states Walter Boughter detained on request of Chambersburg authorities for desertion and non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Townsend Dodd
Langley Field
Vir- Rima
Bustleton Aviation Field
Dea
Othrs
Maj Mc Davis
Charles R. Colt
Lorain
Walter Boughter
Chambersburg, Tor
Posie Shoppe musical to be shown three days
Final dress rehearsal of the Posie Shoppe, a two act musical extravaganza, will be held tomorrow through Friday at Rialto theatre under Kiwanis club auspices for charity. Misses Morehead head rehearsals with a strong amateur cast and a large chorus. advance sale opens tomorrow with tickets selling quickly.
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Sallyan
Thoreday
Rialto Theatre
Kiwanis Club
Atany Whelg
Labor Conference Faces Threat Over Union Recognition
Washington leaders reported radical labor factions plan to force action on union recognition and collective bargaining at today’s national industrial conference. If the conference does not back these principles, organizers may withdraw and seek departure of the labor delegation. Judge Gary of U S Steel opposed recognition and bargaining, while Samuel Gompers leads the labor delegation. President Wilson’s limited influence weaker the labor push.
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Washington
Gary
United States Steel Corporations Board of Directors
Senate Labor Committee
Ster
Gomper
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
International Labor Committee
Gompers
Wilson
Fred Klinkner Dies at 71 in City
Fred Klinkner aged 71 died at his home on East Proad Street early Sunday. He previously ran a grocery business on the West Side and later on Bread Street. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at St Mary's Church. He was a Knight of St John and a member of the C M B A and his church.
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Fred Klinkner
East Proad
Egels
West Side
Bread Street
St Mary's Church
Hyth
Knights of St John
Turkey forms new cabinet as resignations spark fears
Paris dispatch says a new Turkish cabinet was formed to replace Damet Veril Pasha who resigned. General Riga Pashay chosen as premier. Fears grow that the Young Turks maintain ascendancy, risking further complications.
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Associated Pre
Paris
Turkey
Veril Pasha
Riga Pashay
Elyria Maccabees Travel to Lorain Tonight
Elyria Maccabees depart Elyria at seven tonight for Lorain. The trip is billed as Elyria night at Lorain with city preparations to entertain the Sir Knights. Resar's orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.
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Elyria Maccabees
Lorain
Elyria
Resar
Reds Strive to Win Fifth World Series Game in Chicago
Chicago Oct 6 Reds hoped to clinch the series in the fifth game after a rain postponement left Comiskey Park soaked. Fans and officials in Cincinnati hailed the layoff as rest and a new plan, while Sox backers vowed they would not quit, recalling past dramatic comebacks. Red fans flooded with telegrams urged confidence as August Herrmann spoke of ticket plans for a Tuesday home game and a possible seventh game remaining unlikely. Continued on Page 11.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Sor
Gleason
Sox
Adimaiers
Cubs
Red
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Basti Auartera
Good Speaker At Chamber On Tuesday Night
The Chamber of Commerce hosts its monthly dinner tomorrow evening with Hon J Hopple Minority Leader of the House of Representatives as speaker on the subject Classification Tax as Amendment to the Constitution of Ohio. A floor discussion follows to clarify the issue before the next election. Chicken dinner served at 6 30. reservations urged via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. Hopple
House of Representatives
State of
Ohio
Hopple
Riots Threaten Gary Plants as Indiana Guards Ready
Chicago, Oct. 6 Indiana state militia prepared to enforce partial law at Gary and East Chicago steel mills amid clashes between non union workers and strikers. Martial law order eyed as authorities report dozens of attackers forcing entry and a guard clash injuring several. a Gary mill boss, Dunness, was fatally shot.
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Chcago
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Jndiana
Adj
Harry B Smnth
Indiana
Nng
Iime
Tam
Tadiana Harbor
Kiem
Dunnes
American Sheet & Tim Flate
Averall
Dunness
Hore Iearby
Canon Savage to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Canon Sidney Savage will be principal speaker at the weekly Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at noon. Members anticipate a rare speaking treat and full attendance is expected.
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Major
Sidney Bo Sauvage
Rotanan Club
Wilson Denied Desire Today Against Wish
President Wilson passed a satisfactory night per a bulletin from Rear Admiral Grayson at eleven in the morning. He urged to attend to business and wished to send a message to the Industrial conference of railroad men opening today, but Grayson refused and ordered absolute rest and no office work.
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Washington
Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Grayson
Two Negroes Lynched in Georgia After Shootout
By Associated Press Anecalnton Ga two men named Tack Gordon and Wil Brown were lynched and burned here early this morning after allegedly shooting Deputy Sheriffs Freeman and another officer when they tried to arrest them. Dollar Day, Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Anecalnton
Odt
Tack Gordon
Wil Brown
Freeman
Eer
Train wreck in Mexico City line claims many lives
Sixty people are known to have been killed in a derailment on the Laredo to Mexico City route. The death toll is expected to rise beyond seventy. All victims were second class passengers aboard the train, authorities report from Mexico City.
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Laredo
Mexico City
Flood Rages as Town is Wiped Out by Deluge
Lorain county campaign workers meet at M E Church to discuss a county wide effort led by Mrs Nellie M Hill. The event drew 200 residents from across the area for luncheon and speeches by L A Fauver J D Yotum and Rev W B Winters amid plans to push a November drive. Mexico City reports Tonala in Chiapas destroyed by September floods with about 60 bodies found and many feared dead or buried alive. Troops aid relief as a special train heads to flooded districts.
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M. E
Lorain County
Syria
Nellie M. Hill
Elyria W. Co. T. U
Madame Bartlett
L. A. Fauver
Lorain
J.D Yotum
Oberlin
W.B Winters
Elyria
Hill
J F Burke
Ohio
Associated Press
Mexico City
Department of the Interior
Tonala
Chipepas
Tractor Demonstrations At Local Site Attract Attention
Demonstrations will be held here tomorrow and Wednesday drawing large crowds. Hurst tractor displays promise steady attendance as the event directs considerable attention in the area.
Shirley Tite Fractures Arm In Fire Drill Fall
Shirley Tite seven years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Tit Jr fractured her arm in a fire drill accident. She caught her foot in a floor mat and fell during the drill.
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Shirley Tite
Chas. Tit, Jr
Canon Savage Addresses Serbian Relief Here
Canon Savage spoke at the First Congregational church for heroic Serbia under the Serbian Relief Committee of America. The event featured Rev LH Grant presiding, with W G Sharp and A L Garford among dignitaries. Bartlett sang, and Savage recalled his son’s WWI service while denouncing German propaganda and praising Serbia’s wartime ideals.
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Major
Canon E. Sidney Savage
First Congregational Church
Styria
Serbia
Canon Savage
Hexham Andes,s
Serbian ‘Relief Committee of America
Fifth Avenue
New York
City
Prreent
W. G. Sharp
A. L. Garford
A. M. Jones
Rev. B.B Redhead
Judge Webber
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Flyaans
Youngstown
Youngstown Steel and Tube Co
Carnegie Co
Harrisburg
Bethlehem Steel Co
Riwanis Cclug
Violet Garden
Eleanor Black
Rufus Adolphus Coke
Jim Armitage
Tommy Tucker
Ro J. Ruth
Negrle Keene
Frank Aust
Flossie Brown
Ray Baker
Marzetta
Roi Ruth Jimmie Fenton
Hugh Greer
Ruth Garden
Helen Clark
Mable Blige
Florence Hin
Mary Filen
Hadith
Harold Garden
Ney Vale Ditle
Elizabeth Phillips Zarnelle
Naomi & Ders
Tony Vensevee
Herbert Farmerette
Rell Garver
Williams and Schalk
Eller and
Wingo
Forge Tau CN
Wilson Meet
T. Mary's Church
Turspay
Mallar
Red Cross
Miss L. Bishop
Rutharis
White Sox
Reds
Chamber
E. J. Hopple
Sanko Co
Camrberse Tracdey
Enine
Rotarian Club
Tresipent
Conclave
Canon Gavage
U. S
Madame Bartlette Lang
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