French reject arbitration on Ruhr crisis
Premier Poincare rejects the German Belgian and Dutch proposal for a commission to settle the Ruhr issue through direct talks. Belgium and Berlin had previously refused. Stinnes defended his Ruhr visit to General Degontta, saying the Strassemann cabinet did not object and he could not see Chancellor Resmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poincare
Ruhr
Belgium
Berlin
Huo Stinnes
Germany
Stinnes
Dusseldorf
Degontta
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Honors Heroes in Elyria
The Elyria VFW post contemplates naming after a local war hero or mother who lost sons. It will screen Powder River the seven reel war film for members, with scenes from Cantigny to the Argonne. Officers elected: Mischka commander Baker adjutant Allen quartermaster Sipes senior vice commander Waldron junior vice commander Carnall chaplain Vosburgh officer of the day. The post plans to cooperate with the Legion on a minstrel show November 8-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peltz
John W. Hoffman
Richey
America
Ralph Powers
Siberia
Elyria
Rey E. Hultz
Gapt
Murbsach
Cantigny
Chateau-Thiery
St. Miciel
Argonne
Italy
China
Cuba
Mexico
Philippines
Powder River
Ely
Lorain County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Otto Mischka
G. A. Baker
George H. Allen
John 5. Sipes
Blake E. Waldron
George F. Carnall
Howard A. Vosburgh
Legion
Dayton Briefs Highlight Fokker Visit To Darton In Two Weeks
Dayton reports Anthony Fokker head of Amsterdam aircraft firm will inspect new aerial developments in Darton in two weeks. Cleveland police detain a Dayton man James Maybers and a female companion wanted for alleged theft of Saunders Heater’s automobile. Columbus notes the civil service commission lists top examiners for the Delaware girled industrial school matron post including Margaret Elion Musa Mattie Pansby and Dr Victoria Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Anthony Fokker
Darton
Amsterdam
Cleveland
James Maybers
Saunders Heater
Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
Harvey
Margaret Elion
New Vienta
Musa Mattie Pansby
Delaware
Girled Industrial School
Victoria A. Nash
Toledo
Delaware School
Start Agitation For A New County Court House Here
A lengthy report urges a new Elyria County Courthouse to address severe overcrowding and unsafe conditions. It highlights cramped jury rooms, lack of witness facilities, inadequate law library, overcrowded sheriff and probate spaces, limited toilets, and poor ventilation. It calls for connected expansion south of the current building and modern sanitary and security provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Law Library
Common Pleas
County Treasurer's Department
DPD
County Recorder's Office
Tax Map Department
Roo
Elder Fopie
Saatier
Taoroueb
Woman appointed assistant postmaster in Indianapolis
Miss Ella H. Snyder was recently appointed assistant postmaster in the Indianapolis office. She is said to be the first woman to hold this position in a first class office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella H. Snyder
Indianapolis
Ind
Market Roundup Cleveland Live Stock Report
Cattle receipts 1900, market 25 to 40 cents lower with top not listed. Calves receipts 400, market steady to top $1450. Sheep and lambs receipts 2000, market active with top $1400. Hogs receipts 3500, market steady with prices listed for various hog types and rough totals shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
E.e.ee
Stocks Open With Fractional Losses on New York Market
Stock market opened with widespread fractional declines led by narrow gains in American Woolen and Jones Tea. U S Steel slipped while Rubber and Oils traded lower. California Petroleum and Sinclair also fell. Bank and railroad shares showed mixed moves. other major issues edged down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Crucible
Baldwin Locomotive
Stewart Warner
California Petroleum
Sinclair
Standard
Punta Allegre
Beersund
Auer
Cit Bank of Albion Erie Closes Amid 77000 Shortage
Erie October 10 The Cit Bank of Albion in Erie closes as state examiners report a 77000 shortage found in ink. Ralph J. Griswold cashier is jailed on State Bank Examiner charges. Saminer Beckman charged with being responsible for the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Citas Bank of
Albion
Ralph J. Griswold
Saminer Beckman
Wih Ping
List of defendants charged with varied crimes across Lorain area
A long roster names numerous defendants from Lorain Elyria Amherst LaGrange and nearby areas charged with murder arson assault rape burglary and liquor law violations. Several carry concealed weapons offenses and other felonies including sodomy and abandoning an illegitimate child. The list also notes related cases in Cincinnati and Cleveland with additional indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Oberlin
George Izarak
Lorain
Morris Israel
Louis Joe
John Valtaza
Henry Caldwell
Joseph Chepel
Amherst
Andy Korenz
Jessie Nagy
Elysia
Fred Shepard
Slyria
Ernest Morrell
Charles Emery
Elyria
Howard Lane
Cleveland
Clarence Lane
John Delmissier
J.oe Bravo
Richard Wolf
Joss Ramerse
Andre
Foappee
Paulinski
A. B. Sanders
Joe Tako
Joe Malinski
Johs Dallas
Mack Manning
G B. McBride
Joe Kovac
Eill
Kenneth Knowles
Adrian Buswell LaGrange
Kenneth Orvis
LaGrange
Chas Jones
Columbia
Paul Duxier
B. L. Goldsmith
Jerry Green
Henry Zolly
Thomas Markus
Joseph Santos
Paul Raymond
Arthur C. Franks
Angelo Vento
Nick Serbo
Cedric Randelsson
Ervin White
Arthur Schroeder
Williard Wolcott
Joe Krasnick
Tony Arena
Irvan Fundak
W. E Goehring
J. H. Gordon
Cincinnati
Orlando Hurst
Advancing Years Need Stomach Help
An unclear OCR fragment mentions stomach issues and aging, with garbled words about digestion and milk. No discernible people, places, or events are readable to establish a factual item.
City Bowling League Formed This Year
A city bowling league was formed after a meeting at Gala alleys last night. Six teams Moose Eagles Fox Furnace Simpson Motors Coca Colas and Richwine Ice Cream will enter with a $50 entrance fee each. The league plans to open its season on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Eagles
Fox Furnace
Simpson Motors
Coca Colas
Richwine
PASS THE "LIE" IN STORES TRIAL DRAMATIC COURTROOM SCENES
The trial captioned by Samuel Untermyer features Mrs. Stokes and her co respondent in a televised styled proceeding. Katherine Kramer identified photos linking Mrs. Stokes to Helen Elwood with Edgar Wallace as a co respondent. Chauffeur Elmer Henshaw testified about driving Mrs. Stokes to Wallace's apartment, sparking a court disruption when Mrs. Stokes accused him of lying and her mother threatened to use a gun before fainting escorted from the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Untermyer
Stokes
Katherine Kramer
Kansas City
Mrs. Stokes
Helen Elwood
Princeton
Kramer
Missouri
Edgar T. Wallace
Elmer E. Henshaw
Wallace
A. S. Miller
Denver
Electric railway talk frames future of nation at AC convention
Reports from Atlantic City note Charles C. Marshall of Ohio urging preservation of electrically operated transport ahead of the American Electric Railway Association meeting. Other dispatches cover state securities probes, ICC car distribution changes, and oil company dividend declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Charles C. Marshall
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
American Electric Railway Association
Edwin Brice Civil War veteran dies at 41
Edwin Brice 41 died suddenly at home on John Street in Wellington. Funeral services at Church of Christ Thursday at 2 30 p m. Heart failure ended his night. Survived by widow and three sons. Brice was a Civil War veteran and active GALR worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Edwin Brice
John St
Church of Christ
Brice
GALR
Howard Evans Leads Wellington Gatd Team
Wellington athletic club organized with Captain George Omerald, business manager Howard Evans as treasurer. Evans will appoint an assistant and talks are underway to schedule a Sunday game with Greenwich at local grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Athletic Club
James C. MacDermott Co
George Omerald
Howard Evans
Frank Wooley Rites To Be Held Thursday
Funeral for Frank Wooley age 10 will take place Thursday at 2 p.m. at Dr J W Houghton home Rev Naramore to officiate burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He died Monday night at the County Infirmary near Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtellington
Frank Wooley
J. W. Houghton
Naramore
Greenwood Cemetery
Elyria
John Lister Dies Suddenly at 78 Near Wellington
John Lister died suddenly of heart disease last Saturday on the Herrick farm west of town. He was 78, survived by a son and daughter Amy, with his wife predeceasing him. Funeral held Tuesday at 29 Daisy avenue after burial in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lister
Wellington
Herrick Farm
Cleveland
Daisy Avenue
Amy
Mrs Manda Pearl McKee Dies After Illness
Mrs Manda Pearl McKee 35 wife of Ernest McKee died at her Mal Street home Sunday night after a cancer illness. Funeral services were held at 1 30 this afternoon. She leaves six children and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manda Pear Weber
Wellington
Manda Pearl McKee
Ernest McKee
Mal Street
Record crowd views tense lead up to Yankees Giants clash
Thirty thousand plus spectators fill the stands as betting odds shift from six to five to even money. Giants and Yankees both enter the game stronger. John McGraw flexes strategic edge over Miller Huggins, while Babe Ruth boosts Yankee morale. Ruth participates in batting practice as Oscar Roettger pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Giants
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Ruth
Yankees
George Herman Rath
Oscar Roettger
Pipp Plays as Ruth Slams One in Exhibition
Wally Pipp in splint seems ready with ankle injury not slowing him in lineup. Ruth attracts cameras as lineups announced with Evans O Day Nallin Hart umpiring for today and tomorrow. Waite Hoyt joins Yankee hitters as Pennock is sent to the plate in a note of opening game strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Pipp
Pipp
Huggins
Ruth
Ecuck
Crunk
Evans
O'Day
Nallin
Hart
Pal Grounds
Righ Field
Waite Hoyt
Herb Pennock
Itinerant Injured Pedestrian Hit Near Elyria
Joseph Pierce walking from New York City to Detroit was struck yesterday evening at eight thirty by a car twenty miles east of Elyria. He suffered a leg injury and was taken to Memorial Hospital where his condition this morning is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pierce
New York City
Detroit
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Lorain Man Fined $300 For Illegal Liquor Possession
Nicholas Muhar of Lorain was fined 300 dollars and court costs in common pleas court before Judge Webber for illegal possession of liquor. He will be sentenced October 16 and was released on 300 dollar bond. Governor McCray said he acted within the law when signing notes for Kentland residents Alva E. Herriman and Henry A. Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Muhar
Lorain
Common Pleas
Webber
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Alva E. Herriman
Henry A. Reinhart
Kentland
Carl R Gray rail leader builder of consolidation era
Carl R Gray, president of Union Pacific since 1919, charts consolidation as a way to preserve service. His career spans telegraph operator to Santa Fe, then general manager, later presidencies at Spokane Portland and Seattle Electric, Great Northern, Western Maryland, and wartime director of transportation for the US Railroad Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Electric Railways
Great Northern Railroad
Western
Maryland
Mr. Gray
Division of Transportation
United States Railroad Administration
Cause of Piles Prompted by Internal Cause
Dr. Leonhardt identifies the internal cause of piles explaining why salves and operations fail. A harmless prescription Hemroid is claimed to remove the cause with money back if it fails, offered by C. W. Phillips in this advertisement.
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Onauhr
Stirnes
Ella Snyder
Ohio
York State
Chicago
Aera Vorn
Der
Lucene
Tatimore
Reputiec
Pati ¢i &S
Southern Rower
Ftudebaker
Texas Company
Ft Tnon
R & Ind Aeatine
S& Stee
Nin Fruineau
Bank
Penna
Washington
United States
Aes
State Department
Europe
James Couzens
Michigan
Majestic
Liberty Bonds
Dertr Bonds
Secard
Stuart
City Bowling League
Crabbe
Denahey
R. L. Collings Company
Securities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Steel Corporation Today
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company
Lford George
Margaret Ramey Limeback
Evansvn
Limevack
Edwin Brige
Whellingson
John A. Mosher
Gracia Shopbell
Kirby
Mosher
Harriett Mason
Harriett Mazon
Ohio Farmer Staff
Parent-Teachers Association
Baby Bligh
Kent Richmond
Chas
Bligh
Penfield
Greenwood Cemetery Mausoleum
Wellington Community Club
Kennedy & Bartholomew
Anna Evans
Lyceum
Opera House
Loraenite
Suna
Irain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
West
Second Street
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