Women’s Temperance Union discusses world campaign
Florence Richards state president of the WCTU in Ohio spoke at the evening convention urging persistent temperance work. She described a London visit and a Washington temperance pageant on the White House steps as a crowning triumph, and noted England’s impact ahead. Nellie M Hil presided as Lorain County WCTU leader. music followed with quartets and solos.
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Columbus
W. CG
Deee
Florence Richards
T.U
Thut
London
England
Nglish
Lorain County
WC. T. U.avhomine
A. R. Webber
Richards
Atention
Lorain “County
Stoott
Cleanup of Whiskey Ring Sparks Federal Probe
Federal officers announced a sweeping crackdown on a whiskey ring operating in Washington and surrounding districts. The investigation centers on Major Dalrymple and associates who allegedly stole and diverted liquor worth about 175000, involving warehouse storage and shipments to Chicago and Kentucky. Authorities warn action will extend to seizure and arrests as shipments are traced.
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Nad
Areva
Oursvita
Ier Daltyuiple
Aspolida
Ofley
Istaghe
Alvant
Dalrytay
Arrang
Dalrymple
Wired
Kington
Immely
Wanderer murder jury being picked in Chicago trial
In Chicago four jurors have been sworn and the jury selection continues for the Carl Wanderer murder case. Prosecutors seek only jurors willing to impose death penalty. defense will not accept those who do not acknowledge insanity as a defense. Weather notes also mention favorable conditions for a World Series game in New York.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Second Registration Here On Thursday Elyria Lorain
The second registration day for Elyria and Lorain will be tomorrow with voting booths open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and again from 4 to 9 p.m. About half of Elyria voters registered on the last day, and every eligible man and woman should go to their booths to register so they can vote. Booths will reopen on the 15th and 16th to assist those unable to register earlier.
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Elyria
Lorain
Moriarty to Speak Fray in Lorain County Tour
Miss Rose Moriarty national organizer of Republican women and former Elyria resident will tour Lorain County this Friday. She will speak at Wellington Opera House 9:30 am Ober at 12:00 pm Amherst Town Hall 1:30 pm Rialto Theatre Elyria 3:20 pm and an open air meeting in Lorain later evening if weather permits. A large delegation of women accompanies her and Mrs J C Bins will preside at the Elyria meeting.
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Rose Moriarty
Lorain County
Moriarty
Seeak
Wellington
Opera House
Ober
Amherst
Mlyria
Rialto Theatre
Addreea
Lerain
Wagner Opera House
Mori ‘Ry
Oli
Levain County
Tae Elyria
C. Bins
Woman's Republican Club
Rose
Decoration of Chivalry ceremony for Daughters of Rebekah
The Decoration of Chivalry of the Patriarchs Militant will be conferred Thursday evening at eight in Casende hall. Honored are Elyria Lorain Grafton and Oberlin members led by Major General Fred A. Hahn with Wells Orchestra providing music and a Elyria lodge degree drill. Officers include Major Gerard Hahn and Lieut Col Fred P Hammel.
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Rebekah
Elyria
Lorain
Grafton
Oberlin
Ohio
Fred. A. Hahn
Casendehal
Lizzie Lewis
Augusta Gillan
Helen Kelly
Agnes Dunford
Kate Reinhardt
Mary Bullaga
Fannie Clark
L. N. Feakins
Mininte Hoch
Wells Orchestra
Elyria Lodge
Daughters of Ite
Bekah
Gerard Hahn
Com- Toinder
Telede
Fred P
Hotels or Theater Building Planned on East Broad St
Real estate firm Smith & Kilroy seals a long term lease with William A. Ely for the vacant east Broad Street property once housing Central Delivery Co. Sam Sadaris of Topliff hotel hints at a Cleveland syndicate plan for a modern hotel with offices and stores, though final terms remain unsettled. If it falls through Sadaris may erect a smaller building with a moving picture theater in the rear. The 87 12 by 65 foot site could fetch 275000 for 25 years. building cost projected near 150000.
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Smith & Kilroy
Sam Sadaris
Topliff Hotel
William A. Ely
Central Delivery Co
Sadaris
Clevese
Sudaris
Cleveland
Font
Salvation Army seeks castoff clothing and shoes
The Salvation Army at 574 East Broad Street requests Elyria residents with old clothing or shoes to donate for distribution to the needy. Call 6222 or residents 7541 for pickup or drop parcels at the number given. The approach of winter will raise demand for warm clothing.
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Salvation Army
East Broad Street
Hlyria
Elyria
Cork Lord Mayor Had a Bad Night
London dispatch reports Cork lord mayor Terence Mac Swiney had a rough night at Brixton prison. A bulletin from the Irish League quotes a physician noting a weak pulse possibly from excitement but says his condition remains unchanged. This is the fifth day of the hunger strike.
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London
Terence Mac Swiney
Cork
Brixton
Lely Osterminnon League
Anying Mac Swiney
Hunmar Atrike
Harding Plans Extensive Western Tour
Senator Harding begins a four week speech making swing from Marion through Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Illinois Missouri. He will deliver forenoon talks in Des Moines and Omaha and later in St Joseph Kansas City and Oklahoma City with stops and consultations at Chicago and party headquarters.
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Marion
Harding
Indiana
Minois
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennesse
Kentucky
Illinois
Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chicago
National Committee
New York City
Rotary Speaker Urges New Motive Power After War
Ce W F Bohn of Oberlin College spoke at the Rotary Club lunch on Getting Ad justed or Getting a Grouch. He warned that reconstruction is not enough and called for an entirely new motive power, noting the war's end on November 11, 1918 marked a transition from ancient to modern history.
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W. F. Bohn
Oberlin College
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Ce. W. F. Bohn
King
Mouch
Wei
Mob Kills Four Black People in Georgia Florida Area
Reports say a mob fatally harmed three Black men Fulton Smith Ray Fields and Ben Givens and struck John Harvey at a turpentine camp ten miles northeast of Macclenny Florida. The quartet escaped but Smith and the Givens brothers were captured and hanged near Baker County Jail. Sam Duncan was found dead in the city yesterday morning. Jim Givens is being hunted after fatally injuring Harvey.
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Macclenny
Fla
Jim Givens
John Harvey
Farmer
Posse Lata
Givens
Harvey
Mmita
Record Bank Deposits and Strong Economic Outlook
Savings deposits reach a record high signaling stronger banking conditions. Crop prospects for 120 are among the most abundant in American farming. A new railroad rate structure promises prosperity for commerce arteries. Coal supply improves and manufacturing plants report many unfilled orders. Raw materials are plentiful and the business outlook remains rosy.
Bagby Cleveland Ace Is Scheduled For Important World Series
NEW YORK October 6 With one victory to credit in the world’s series of 1920 the Cleveland Indians champions of the American league depriving on their pitching ace Jim Bagby were set to make it two straight over Brooklyn ward bearers of the national league. Brooklyn’s Robinson and his players were determined to reverse the result this afternoon after yesterday’s defeat. The break of the game favored the Indians in the second inning with Burns misplay and a costly throw allowing Burns to score. Speaker will likely pitch Bagby today, while Brooklyn chose Marquard for yesterday’s game and Mamaux and Adern closed out. Brooklyn’s left-handers and right-handers combined to hold Cleveland to five hits as the Indians failed to reach base after Bagby’s mound work.
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New York
Cleveland Fedians
de Pai A
Jim Bagby
Brooklyn Ward
Robinson
Brooklyn
Indians
Speaker's Men
Burns
Aps
Konétch
Kgucithy
Speaker
Baghy
Hbrooklyn
Frooklyn
Brookly
Marquard
Cleveland
Sewell
Wood
O'Neill
Woman Faces Charges After Posing as Man for Years
A Philadelphia case details Jacqualime Pheatdy twenty four who for four years lived as a man to marry and pose as a husband. She reportedly performed welfare work in the Tenderloin area before authorities revealed the scheme and its alleged outcome.
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Jacqualime Pheatdy
Mari Pit
Chee
Philadelphia
German consul paroled from prison
Leavenworth officials prepared for parole papers that would authorize the release of Eekhardt H. Von Schack, convicted with Franz Von Boppe, former German consul general at San Francisco, of violating the neutrality law of the United States.
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Deavenworth
Kan
Leavenworth Prison
Eekhardt H. von Schack
Franz von Boppe
San Francisco
United States
Explosion find in St Louis lab tied to Piacentini
Police and federal officers cooperated in a probe after the discovery of dynamite, percussion caps, and fuse in an Olling station run by Joseph Piacentini and Paul Casanelli. Piacentini claimed the explosives were for experiments. no charges filed yet.
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ST. Louis
ST Louis
Joseph Piacentini
Paul Casanelli
Piacentini
Mexican general hurries to Veracruz after surrender
October dispatch reports General Guadalupe Sánchez Pacoyan of Vera state surrendered Monday. He is to be put on the first steamer from Coatzacoalcos to Mexico City with about 50 followers accompanying him by rail. Officials say the social office announced the move.
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Mexico
Guadalupe Sancheza¢-Tlapacoyan
Vera
Cft
Cruz
Teaving
Hy Ile
Shutting Off of Gas Delays Chronicle Reports
The Chronicle Telegram cannot report today’s World Series game between Cleveland and Brooklyn due to a noon gas supply cut that halted linotype machines. The paper promises full coverage on Friday with a complete story once printing resumes.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Brooklyr
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