Senate Moves to Ratify German Austrian Hungarian Treaties
Washington reports the Senate plans a busy week with ratification of the German Austrian and Hungarian peace treaties and a vote on the Borah bill for free tolls for American ships through the Panama Canal. Supporters favor majority passage despite Republican concerns about foreign vessel discrimination. Also the Republican finance committee approves a bare majority tax program after a tied vote broken by Senator Sutherland.
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Senate
Panama Canal
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
Republican Committee
Sutherland
West Virginia
Peeping Tom Haunts Oberlin as Couple Welcomes Preemie
In Oberlin the south east district has suffered a stalker prowling homes while men are away. A man pounded on Mrs Hall’s door on Friday night frightening her into labor that produced a preterm baby. Officials vow to catch the suspect and act.
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Oberlin
J M Hall
South Pleasant Street
Chinese Students Observe Double Ten Anniversary at Oberlin
Oberlin Chinese Students Club held an Oct 8 entertainment in Warner Concert Hall commemorating the Republic of China's tenth anniversary, highlighting the "Double Ten" festival and gratitude to the United States. The program included remarks by Miss D. Y. Kee and President F. C. King, plus a melodrama by Kee.
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Oberlin
Warner Concert Hall
Republic of China
Noes
United States of America
Mies DY. Kee
Oberlin Chinese Redents
F.C. King
Marian arranged for Kaber murder mystery unfolds in Cleveland
McArdle testified that he met Mrs Ermiana Colarito and arranged the Kaber murder plan with Salvia as a defense witness. Salvia’s timing disappointed the defense who expected him to refute Colarito’s statements. Marian is expected to testify later, with marshal present amid concerns of community safety.
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Cleveland
McArdle
Ermiana Colarito
Daniel F. Kaber
Salviatore Cala
Ohio Penitentiary
Kaber
Oberlin Plans Armistice Day War End Celebration
Oberlin residents will mark Armistice Day Friday November 11 with a community celebration. The same day President Harding opens the International Conference on armament limitation in Washington to study ways to prevent another global calamity.
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Oberlin
Washington
Harding
Fostoria Boys Band to Perform in Oberlin Concert
Oberlin Oct 10 The Fostoria Boys Band of 70 will give a 7 30 concert in Finney Chapel Mon day night The Oberlin Business Men's Club backs a plan to form two bands in Oberlin an adult and a boys band under Loren Wainwright Proceeds go to help Oberlin band expenses The program features works by Verdi Rossini Sousa and others with solo and march selections plus a descriptive note on nature and patriot themes.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Fostoria Boys
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Loren Wainwright
Fostoria
Jack Wainwright
Wainwright
Nerm
Richard Conley
Beaux
Jean Phillipe
Thero
Raymond
Thomas
Verdi
Rossini
P. Bucalossi
Sousa
Chinese Music and National Anthem Yell Noted
A group listing Chinese names including M Chen and L M Woo is noted alongside Miss Catherine Lan and Miss K M Chen. Mentions of Chinese National Anthem and a yell suggest a formal or ceremonial presentation.
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M_ Chen
L. M. Woo
Y. C. Wang
C. K. Tse
KR. K Wong
L K. Chen
CK. Wong
M. S. Cheng
Catherine Lan
K. M Chen
E. C. Chang
D. Y. Koo
T. C. Wang
G. S. Young
K. K. Chen
First Brotherhood Meeting Set by United Churches
Oberlin reports the Men's Brotherhood of United churches will hold its first meeting of the year on Friday October 14 at 7 PM in the James Brand House. Prof W B Witzel of Hartford Theological Seminary will give an evening of readings and officers for the coming year will be elected. Refreshments will be served and all men of the church are invited.
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Oberlin
Men's Brotherhood of the United Churches
W. B Witzel
Hartford Theological Seminary
James Brand House
Emperor Yoshihito’s Illness Worsens in Official Note
An official statement from Japan says Emperor Yoshihito’s illness is worsening and cause for alarm. The report notes the imperial condition is most unsatisfactory and worsening, prompting concern across the nation.
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Yoshihito
Japan
Four Men Fined For Intoxication In Police Court
Four drinks were arraigned in police court this morning. Al pleaded guilty and the mayor questioned the men about the saloon from which they obtained liquor. The men showed fight and...
Saloon Tax Breaks Lead to Fines for Defendants
The mayor presented three men to a new kind of raisin not in the liquor but in higher costs for drinking. Jim Toth Tony Massek and James Jameson each paid fifteen dollars and costs. Clarence Deidrick pleaded guilty and owed five dollars and coins.
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Jim Toth
Tony Massek
James Jameson
Clarence Deidrick
Clevelander Guilty of Reckless Driving After Trial
G. M Nye of Cleveland was found guilty of reckless driving by Mayor James, fined five dollars and costs, for backing out from a curb on Broad street and hitting the fender of F. E. Rudolph’s car. Nye caused police trouble and was detained. attorney Fauver stated plans to appeal to common pleas court.
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G. M Nye
Cleveland
James Today
Nye
Broad Street
F. E. Rudolph
Itas
Fauver
Common Pleas Court
Lorain Girl Escapes Net of Elyria Police
Lorain police sought to detain Laura Atkins a 22 year old girl accused of coming to visit friends against her parents wishes. An officer traced her moves from this city to Vermuron after she procured clothes.
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Lorain
Vermuron
Laura Atkins
Key of Brant’s automobile stolen on Second Street
The key to a motor car owned by J. W Brant was stolen while the vehicle stood on Second street Saturday night. Brant had to leave the car on the street until a new key could be made.
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J. W Brant
Second Street
Brant
Stearns Pleads Guilty for Driving Left of Signal
Stearns pleaded guilty to driving on the left side of a traffic signal and was fined one dollar plus costs. The case records a minor traffic offense with a minimal penalty and no further penalties imposed.
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NOW .Stearns
Court House News Appeals 75 Decision in Ohio Cases
The Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway appealed in common pleas court after a $75 Osborne damages judgment for top and windshield damage from a heavy trolley wire support on Lake Avenue. Morris Briefman seeks reversal of a $110 ruling for Far Rubber Products before Justice George.
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Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway Company
Common Pleas Court
R.A. Osborne
Osborne
Lake Avenue
State Reformatory Case Returns to Page One
Edward Tembry of Elyria facing assault charges pleads not guilty. Harm Geedheart of Elsria is involved in the proceedings as the case continues.
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Edward Tembry
Elyria
Harm Geedheart
Elsria
Con
Three Elyria Women Seek Separation from Husbands
Three Elyria women file court separation petitions. Frank Williams alleges his wife Clara Williams lived apart after their 1917 marriage in Jackson Michigan while he worked in Lorain. He says she stayed in Toledo and will not live in Lerain. Clara Halitska seeks divorce from Jobin Halitzki alleging a harsh marriage and that he swore at her.
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Mark Bryant
Berlin Heights
Frank Williams
Williams
Toledo
Lorain
Clara Halitska
Jobin Halitzki
Plantiff
Whole Sale Prices From Crain No 32 Foods and Meats
Market summary lists prices paid to farmers for wheat oats and corn and assorted grains and feed staples. Butter eggs cheese flour and meal prices given for Cleveland Ohio October 10 including fresh vegetables fruits and meats with per bushel per pound and per cwt figures. Several specific item prices appear for butter eggs poultry meat and produce across regions in the era.
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York State
Hmberger
Brasil
Cleveland
Ohio
Oil shares lead forenoon stocks. crimes listed as not guilty
Forenoon stocks show strength in oil shares with Houston Oil up 15-8, California Pete and Standard Oil of New Jersey edged higher, Mex ican Pete rising to 95-1/2, while Barns Brothers declines. Toledo reports list multiple not guilty verdicts in various cases including burglary, larceny, sodomy, and receiving stolen property.
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Houston Oil
California Pete
Pilegoe Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Cosden
Union Oil
Sinclair
Mexican Pete
Barns Brothers
Stanley Podesson
Elyyria
Stanley McCullough
Elyria
Ivan McTavish
Ernest Little
Floyd Grover
Lorain
Mary Meier
German Nickoff
William Boyle
Frank Kearr
Jen Ferguson
Jean Fabrite
Ilarceny
Co. L. Elliott
Bond
Mere Mackin
Manley Parsley
Ward McAndrews
Edgar Spore
Efseworth Ipnes
Meve Kranyak
Five Die in Building Collapse in Lynchburg
Five men were killed when a wall collapsed during wrecking work on a structure purchased by the city for street widening. The accident occurred in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Lynchburg
Market Report Shows Steady Receipts at Fair
The market lists cattle and calves with mixed to strong demand. Light Yorks and good mixed cattle sell around 8.85 to 9.06 per unit, with heavy weights at 6.60 to 6.50 and 58.75 for selected heavies. Sheep and lambs remain strong with spring lambs at about 5.00 and 39.00 units, while calves show strong demand with high values around 1300 dollars and 313.50 units.
Richest Girl Aliss Edwina Ashley Inherits Vast Fortune
The twenty year old granddaughter of Sir Ernest Cassell becomes England’s richest woman and among the world’s wealthiest after inheriting an estimated 100 million dollars on her grandfather’s death. She is described as the sole grandchild and an expert golfer.
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Aliss Edwina Ashley
Sir Ernest Cagsell
England
Miss Ashley
Sir Ernest Cassell
Appeal Two Judgments From Lorain Justice Court
Two decisions by Justice Strenick of Lorain were taken to the common pleas court by the losers. A. Goldstein and H. Goldberg dispute a $184.02 judgment while Geo. C. Tressel challenges a $17.72 award by Lorain Crystal Ice Co.
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Justice Strenick
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
A Goldstein
H. Goldberg
Lorain Crystal Ice Company
Geo. C. Tressel
German Wirth cabinet faces decisive choice amid monetary crisis
Berlin reports the Wirth cabinet must choose between aligning with the German People's Party or embracing leftist independents and a radical socialization program. A two billion gold mark offer from the Stinnes faction tempts the government, but monarchist opposition fears a forceful royal return.
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Berlin
Wirth
German People's Party
Germany
German Peoples Party
Stinnes Party
Sigmes Party
Darty
Death of Eva S Wheel er linked to acute alcoholism
New York report says Eva S Wheeler, divorced wife of the late Yale chemistry professor Henry Lord Wheeler, died suddenly in her hotel apartment with acute alcoholism cited by two physicians. Wheeler, son of a Chicago magnate, was found unresponsive.
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New York
Eva Swarthout Wheeler
Henry Lord Wheeler
Yale
Wheeler
Chicago Traction
Mra
Tragic death of Mrs Wheeler in home with son Henry
A seam of mystery surrounds the death of Mrs Wheeler found dead on her bed, with her 14 year old son Henry Irving Wheeler present. Partly empty gin bottles were found on the dressing table, suggesting a possible cause related to alcohol. Investigating authorities continue to piece together the events leading to her death.
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Henry Irving Wheeler
Leget
Dhesser
Wheeler
Whec
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Mrs. Mary Carpenter of Byron Center Michigan visits Mrs. John Brandas at 175 Winckles Street. Rev J H Grant travels to Cleveland for Filprim church executive meeting. Mr and Mrs Charles Ruce Mr Henry Pueger and Mr Cronvich of Lorain hosted by Mrs Mars Oson at 155 West Street. Olson's birthday noted. Mrs H H Briggs and sister Mrs Wm Busby of North Olmstead visit Elyria sister Mrs A D Dewey at 5 East Avenue and Mary Collins. Claude Spice and wife return to Ridgeville from five week southern trip and Hierinal International Convention of Street Railway Men in Atlanta via Washington.
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Mary Carpenter
Byron Center
Mich
John Brandas
Winckles Street
J. H. Grant
Cleveland
Filprim Church
Charles Ruce
Henry Pueger
Cronvich
Lorain
Mars O'son
West Street
Olson
H. H. Briggs
Wm. Busby
North Olmnster
Elyria
A. D. Dewey
East Avenue
Mary Collins
Claude’ Spice
Cleveland Street
Ridgeville
South
Atlanta
Wash- Inston
Steel Orders Rise in New York as Unfilled Tons Grow
United States Steel Corporation reports in its October monthly statement that unfilled orders as of September 30 stand at 4,560,670 tons, up from 4,521,926 tons on August 31, an increase of 28,744 tons. The data reflects ongoing demand and production scheduling in the steel sector.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
No Military Rites for Alleged Yank
Marion October reports that Dwight Wells Artis of Highland Wisconsin age nineteen was not verified as a World War I veteran. An Army adjutant general investigation led Mc Ginnis Post No 162 American Legion to abandon plans to exhume the body from Potter's Field and bury it in Marion cemetery with Armistice Day exercises.
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Marion
Dwight Wells Artis
Highland
Potter's Field
Adjutant General of the Army
Washington
McGinnis Post
American Legion
Leeds Weds Princess in London Wedding News
William Leeds, son of the former American tin plate king, arrived in England with his bride Princess Xenia formerly of the Greek royal family. The couple plan a honeymoon boat trip along southern England’s inland waterways near the coast.
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Leeds
Princess London
William Leeds
Parte
England
Xenia
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Volga River
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State Reformatory
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Malaga
Pittsburch Lamp
Bergholtz
Kentucky
Conroe
Pocazhoniéas
Husrecan Kheca KS
Elyria Machine Co
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