Armed bandits raid Ritz Carlton for $6000 in gems
Three masked men held up the Ritz Carlton in New York at 3 am forcing staff into the elevator and smashing a jewelry case. They escaped by car with diamonds and stones worth about $6000, leaving $50,000 of gems untouched. security searched for suspects.
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New York
Ritz Carlton
Pistol Point
Paralel
George Gradley
Harry Bailey
Frank Delvin
George Weller
Ford Buys Up Another Ford Buys Up Another
Henry Ford announced the Ford interests purchased the Johannson Gauge Company with home offices in Sweden and an American plan in Poughkeepsie New York. The firm makes precision gauges measuring to one millionth of an inch and is regarded as top quality. Ford says refinements will reach Ford cars soon as the company tightens control of supply.
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International News Service
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Johannson Guage Company
Sweden
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Johannson Company
Ford Company
Ford Motor*Company
Death of Phyllis Wilcox in Ashville Lagrange
Miss Phyllis Wilcox twenty from LaGrange dies in Ashville North Carolina from tuberculosis. She was a LaGrange High School graduate and a noted singer with many friends. Survived by mother Mrs Iala Wilcox of LaGrange, brother Julius, sister Mrs Doris Taylor of Elyria, and brother George of Level. Body to be brought home. funeral to be announced.
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Lagrange
Hilis Wilcox
Ashville
Iala Wilcox
Julius Wilox
Doris Taylor
Lyria
George
Level
Ohio State University President Ill With Intestinal Derangement
COLUMBUS Oct. 8 William Ixley apiece am president of Ohio State University is seriously ill with intestinal derangement and slightly improved after a restful night, according to word from his home where he had been in bed since Wednesday. Mexico City Oct 8 President Arata Oregon who has been ill was pro...
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Columbus
William Ixley Apie
Ohiotate University
Mexico City
Arata
Oregon
Iliatuns
Four Divorce Suits Entered in Lorain Court
Several divorce cases were filed in court Saturday and today. Frank Horak of Lorain seeks a divorce from Mary Horak and asks the court to determine his interest in property purchased on a land contract after she left home. Ethel Bara of Elyria states Joe Bara has been guilty of gross neglect and cruelty and seeks divorce alimony and custody. Florence Peters of Elyria claims Heman Peters provided no clothing for five years and demands divorce alimony and custody. Lessie Melnich of Lorain seeks a lawsuit for divorce from John Melnich on grounds of extreme cruelty and beatings.
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Frank Horak
Lorain
Mary Horak
Ethel Bara
Elyria
Joe Bara
Florence Peters
Heman Peters
Lessie Melnich
John Mel
Blackhander Patsy Barillo Shot in Stedbenville
Patsy Barillo, 37, a noted blackhander and operator of a gambling den in Stedbenville, was fatally shot with sixteen lead pellets from an old style pump gun. Police have no suspects and Barillo refused to name his attackers. The article also notes the upcoming Ohio Confederate Daughters of the Confederacy convention chaired by Mrs. W Darton.
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Stedbenville
Patsy Barillo
Halian
Focal Hospital
Barillo
Ed Blackhander
Voodoo doctor accused in nurse slaying in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, 24 year old Tenzo Savage, described as a voodoo doctor, is charged with first degree murder in the slaying of nurse Elsie Barthel near the Hussey mansion in East End. Savage allegedly confessed, detailing the ritual with cards and a bricked head blow. Detectives seek a third man linked to the case.
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Pittsburgh
Lo Tenzo Savage
Central
Elsie Barthel
Hussey Mansion
East End
Savage
John Hickey
Government probes Hudson Coal miners strike at Scranton
The department of labor ordered an investigation into the 22,090 coal miners employed by Hudson Coal Company in Scranton. A commissioner of conciliation will survey the situation and report back to the department.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Hudson Coal Company
Scranton
Department
German Built Zep For U. S. Delayed
Berlin reports the dirigible built by Zeppelin at Friedrichshafen for the United States Navy cannot make the trans Atlantic flight as planned. Commander Hals, the American envoy, says inspections show work slowed and trials will not occur for about five months.
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Zeppelin
Friedrichswalen
Hals
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Supreme Court dismisses estate tax transfer case
Washington October suit dismissed for want of jurisdiction in a case about whether a widow's share and state inheritance should be included in the taxable estate. The action was brought by Guaranty and Trust Company.
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The
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Superintendent and Five Miners Killed In Colorado Blast
A Denver report says Superintendent R. P. Scott of Mid west Coal Co and five miners died in a gas explosion near Palisades Colorado on Sunday. The blast hurled mine cars into wreckage and tore the air fan from its position. About 25 men worked the mine.
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Denver
Colo
R. P. Scott
Midwest Coal Company
Palisades
George BM. MoKes
J. R. Keyes
Harvey Keyes
H.B. Keyes
W. B. Keyes
Bootleggers Kill State Trooper Donovon Near Glens Falls
State Trooper Roy A. Donovan, 27, of Troy, was shot and killed by bootleggers ten miles south of Glens Falls during a holdup pursuit. A car bearing license number 15748 sparked a chase as troopers pursued the bootleggers toward Watervliet, where the wounded suspect George Haupt was found dying in a doctor’s office. Police continue hunts for the fleeing gunmen.
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Roy A. Donovan
Glens Falls
Donovan
Latham’s
Reygaut
Watervliet
George Haupt
Haupt
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Latham's Corners
Dr. Werygant
Pastor killed by woman at altar in Chicago
Emily Strutynsky, wife of a Pennsylvania-based pastor, was jailed without bail in Chicago on murder charges after firing five shots at Rev. Father Basil Stetsuk in the confessional of the Ukrainian church of St. Michael the Archangel. She claimed he betrayed her faith and cheated the St Nicholas parish, saying she killed him to stop the alleged fraud. The church, crowded at the time, housed the incident as Strutynsky, mother of 19, faced police statements about motive and her husband’s church work.
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Emily Strutynsky
Ramey
Penna
Harrisbure
Basil Stetsuk
St. Michael, the Archangel
Father Strutynsky
St. Nicholas
Father Struthnseing
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Two Overcoats Stolen Signal Cold Weather Arrival
Police report two overcoats stolen from automobiles over the weekend signaling colder weather. One coat disappeared from George Kotremisky and another from Arthur Sereno, both reported in Cincinnati area newspapers. The fragmentary item mentions a separate incident in Covington and notes a near miss in an unrelated event involving a cat rescue.
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Sin
George Kotremisky
R. Flt Gratton
Arthur Seraeer
Spencer
Sundar Nicht
Frat Societies Banned in Ohio Schools
Columbus reports Ohio Attorney General Crabbe says any group using Greek letters and secret initiations is a fraternity or sorority and unlawful in public schools. A $10 to $25 fine applies to students or staff involved. failure to disband by the local board also carries the fine. The ruling notes loopholes allow secret societies to exist by keeping members nonregistered.
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Columbus
Ohio
Riegel
Crabbe
Retail foods on decrease in U S cities in October
The Labor Department reported varied food price changes across cities. Declines of about 0.5 to 1 cent were noted in Houston Indianapolis Milan Savannah and Washington, while increases ranged from 1 to 4 percent in St Louis Los Angeles Baltimore Fall River New Haven New Orleans and others.
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Oct
Houston
IndianapolisMiville
Savannah
Wngton
St. Lot
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Fallen
New Haven
New Orions
Chease
Kansas City
Norfolk
Providence
Richand
Rochester
New York
St. Paul
Fire hazards threaten U S plant dust explosions
D J Prise of the department of agriculture warned here today that about 23,000 plants nationwide produce goods valued at roughly 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 annually and present fire hazard due to dust explosions.
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Washington
Ae United State
D. J. Prise
Department of Agriculture
Open air barber shop planned in Mexican style
Sebastan Villa, a Mexican barber, plans to open an open air shop in an outdoor field. He will serve customers with a plate as a makeshift chair and work area, offering barber services under nature.
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Lotain
Sebastan Villa
Robert E Lewis to Open Campaign for YMCAs Drive
Robert E Lewis general secretary of the Cleveland YMCA will address a general meeting as the Y opens a campaign for a thousand members Monday night. He is a national leader shaping YMCA policies and has guided the focus on work for boys, a major part of the budget and building space. Roy D Hudson of Elyria notes strong enthusiasm as the campaign begins with a dinner at the YMCA and nightly reports through Friday.
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Cleveland Y. M. GC. A
Royal Y. M. C. A
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Cleveland Y. M. C
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Two Autonsts Fined for Intoxicated Driving
In a morning mayoral proceeding, Jay Webber a Cleveland tailor pled guilty to driving his machine while intoxicated after backing into Arthurs Bol’s car on Cheapside. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. Lee Weibling admitted drinking after wrecking his Ford on West River street and was fined 25 dollars and costs. William Brown John Norton and Mike Taiminiz each paid 5 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Jay Webber
Cleveland
Cheapside
Arthur B. Bol
West Bridge Street
Lee Weibling
West River Street
William Brown
John Norton
Mike Taiminiz
Dozen Hurt in Limited Crash in Chicago Area
Report from Chicago area describes a limited train crash injuring about a dozen people. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, with mentions of Ort and Elgin and local trains. Authorities investigate cause as passengers seek medical attention and officials review signals and track conditions.
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Chicago
Ort
Elgin
Cincinnati Reaches 100th Auto Death Milestone
Cincinnati records its 100th automobile fatality as a crash at 4218 Donal Place in Hamoon county prompts officials to review road safety measures. Local authorities emphasize increasing awareness and enforcement to prevent further losses.
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Cincinnati
Hamoom
Donal Place
Battle with Riflem en Seven Hours Riot Destroys Detachment
A 300 native riflemen attacked 60 native French camel troops 50 miles north of Timbuc, forcing a seven hour battle that ended with the annihilation of the entire detachment, according to a Dakar despatch. Nearby, a riot at the Annabel mine near Bochum left two Germans and a Frenchman dead. In Berlin, Premier Poincare is described as the absolute victor as the Reichstag debates the authorization law granting dictatorial powers. Negotiations between General Degoutte and German industrial and financial representatives over Ruhr wartime reparations and worker return continue officially.
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Timbucto
Dakar
Berlin
Poincare
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Reichstag
Reichsrat
Degoutte
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Foreign Office
Ruhr
Stokes Divorce Trial Jury Seated In New York Court
In New York on October 8 a jury was selected for W. E. D. Stokes 73 seeking divorce from Helen El Wood Stokes 42 years his junior. The panel filled by 11:15 after quick questioning. evidence consists of 25,000 pages and photographs toward proving infidelity and misrepresentation. Stokes spent about 300000 dollars on the materials. Stokes and Helen Stokes eye each other as the jury is formed with an engineer as foreman and several professionals among the potential jurors.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen el Wood Stokes
Supreme Court
Stokes
Umutermyer
A S. Miller
Denver
C. H. Descevey
Samuel Untermyer
Isadore Shapiro
Chicago
Daniel Nugent
Vox
Lrvey
S Eng Fear
Teake Wyevpor
Harry N. Hitchcock
Chased Woman Jumps Through House Window
A woman chased by Oscar Wedff jumps through a house window in Wheeling West Virginia. The frantic incident involves pursuit through a home and a rapid escape, with unclear details and fragmented OCR text. No clear motive or outcome is established in the readable portion.
Supreme Court Orders Rehearing In Gas Case Dispute
The Supreme Court of the United States ordered a rehearing of the Ohio and Pennsylvania gas cases against West Virginia. Arguments will be heard November 19. The dispute concerns West Virginia authority to restrict gas flow into neighboring states.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Burglars Take Half Ton Safe From Tiptoe Inn
Cincinnati dispatch reports burglars early today carried away the Tiptoe Inn safe weighing about a half ton. The container held $2,300 in cash along with valuable papers. no trace of the safe or contents has been found.
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Cincinnati
Tiptoe Inn
Present Rail Wage Demands On Wednesday Cleveland
Demands for wage increases for railroad trainmen and conductors will be formally presented to railroad executives by the general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors on October 19. The action follows a vote to restore the prewar wage "peak" scales cut on July 1, 1921.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of
Vatican bans perfume use in papal spaces
Vatican imposes a ban on perfume in certain areas citing discernment and decorum. The notice, reported from London dated October, references the pope and church protocol amid ongoing ceremonial conduct.
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Vatican
Woman Seriously Burned Pours Oil On Stove Fire
Cincinnati resident 38 year old Opt. F M Proumangen suffered severe burns when she spilled cooking oil on a kitchen stove fire while tending flames. She was rushed to a local hospital for treatment and observation with injuries not disclosed. The incident occurred in a home kitchen, and authorities began an initial assessment of the fire’s cause.
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Cincinnati
Opt
Restaurantetas Meet Cincinnati Annual Event Opens
More than 1299 members of the ta' Osa Tee fautTant association are in attendance at the annual 108 which opened here today.
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Cincinnati
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