Harding Open to Economic Conference If World Demands
President Harding would call an international economic conference if world conditions prove favorable and there is belief it can yield peaceful settlement. Officials say no steps will be taken until advisers are convinced conditions suit a successful gathering, with focus on Europe's rehabilitation and avoiding U S entanglement.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Europe
Tokio
America
Luopeam
Jan Euope
Houass
Yeesteday T
Jules Bache
New York
Hughes
France
Queen of Stenos Crowned Chicago Typist in Contest
Miss Ruth Schwabausr, stenographer for the F F E Com pany, is named the most beautiful typist in Chicago after a new apparatus contest at a public hall.
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Ruth Schwabausr
F. FE. Compton Comany
Chicago
Apapar
Elyria voters to register during October outreach
Elyria board of elections sets registration days for those not yet registered or who moved since last vote. Registration occurs Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 with hours 8 am to 2 pm and 4 to 8 pm. Those who voted in primaries and have not moved are not required to register.
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Board of Elections
Grand Larceny Suspects Nabbed on Extradition Calls
Sheriff Backus arrested Jota Petros and Mara Dimos in Lore on extradition papers from Tunkhananck Pennsylvania. They await transfer as grand larceny charges are pursued.
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N. D. Backus
Lora
Bandit Robs Passengers Aboard California Limited
In Kansas City area overboard theft on the Santa Fe California Limited. A masked bandit robs about seven passengers, taking rings and money from two coaches. Conductor reports five hundred dollars stolen. posse pursuit underway near Lexingto n Junction Missouri and Fort Madison Iowa.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Lexinston Junction
Fort Madison
Towa
Marceline
Kansas Cit
California Limited
Lexington
Retraction Declares Hall Murder Confession false
In Somerville New Jersey Raymond Schneider testified the confession accusing Clifford Hayes of killing Rev. Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills was false. Hayes was released into his counsel's custody after the retraction witnessed by several bystanders.
Murderer’s Innocent Victims Riddle Criminologists Question Confession
Criminologists across the country question an alleged confession by Raymond Schneider claiming he murdered the Rev. Edward Wh，中 erchall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills in New Brunswick New Jersey. The confessor Hayes reportedly shot the minister and choir leader misidentifying them as Miss Pear and Batawer with her step father as motive.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Hayes
Pear
Batawer
Fahmer
Frank Wilson Dies Sudden at Charity Hospital
Frank D. Wilson 32 of 154 Clark Street died after an operation at Charity hospital Cleveland. He leaves wife and children Iola Kansas Clara Burts and Florence Kreba. He held a post with Consolidated Robber Co and was active in St Marys church and Knights of Columbus. Funeral at his brother Rev H W Wilsons home and Holy Sacrament church. Burial at Calvary cemetery.
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Frank D. Wilson
Clark Street
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Wilson
Caritan
Iola
Kansas
Clara Burts
Florence Kreba
Consolidated Robber Co
St. Mary
Knights of Columbia
9. W. Wilson
Fulton Road
Record births claim five in ten months in Clyde Texas
Mrs LN Young of Clyde in Callahan County is said to hold a record after giving birth to five healthy children in ten months. On December 21 1921 she reportedly had triplets and shortly after twins two girls were born. The family of twelve is described as perfectly normal and healthy with parents yet to reach their sixth birthdays.
Elyria Division Wins Public Service Campaign Cup
J A Johnson of the Ohio Public Service Company received a congratulatory telegram from JL Doherty announcing that the Elyria division won the campaign cup aimed at selling stock to customers. Johnson said the success reflected solid financials and a strong team behind the conservative investment. Folingon praised direct outreach and interviews for the favorable results.
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Elyria Division
Ohio Public Service Campaign
J.A. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
JL. Doherty
Vmlyria
Kyria
Steck
Folingon
Moonshine makers add manure to whisky in North Carolina report
A Prohibition Commission report from Washington states North Carolina moonshiners are adding manure to their product to enhance a kick. The note cites hog cattle and sheep manure processed by operators of white barn in the Tar Heel state.
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Wasiington
North Carolina
Thas
Tarheel
Haynes
Kohless
Karlen
County fights Brewers Beer and Wine Amendment 16
A county wide drive under Lorain County Dry Federation urges defeat of Brewers Beer and Wine Amendment 16. Six meetings were held in various towns with Burke addressing Wood Church in LaPorte last night. He plans an Oberlin rally Saturday and more open air meetings next week with prominent speakers.
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Lorain
Rescue of 33 from tanker Swift Atar near Newport
Washington reports that 33 officers and men were rescued from the tanker Swift Atar aground off Black Yeland near Newport. The submarine dispatch described the incident and the navy’s handling of the search and rescue.
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Washington
Swift Atar
Black Yeland
Newport
R. T
Wan
Theavy Department
Birmingham Man Fined Over Fence Demolition Incident
Charles Perkins of Birmingham faced a fine after damaging fences along the road near Oberlin road. He was cited for driving an automobile while intoxicated and ordered to pay $26 plus costs.
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Charles Perkins
Birmingham
Sheci Backua
Fey Cato
Vessel Fire Off Hawaii Triggers Immediate Evacuation
Passengers and crew of a former German liner Hyron, now Los Angeles Steamship Company vessel, abandon ship after a fierce fire near Honolulu. About 100 passengers and 192 crew were aboard as Enterprise and other ships rushed to scene. Radios tracked efforts, with operators staying at post despite danger. The ship was en route on maiden voyage from Los Angeles to the islands when fire forced abandonment.
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San Pedro
Enterprise
Tt Micre- Iy
City of Honolulu
Wilhemine
City of
Los Angeles
Harity
Teesel
Operstor
Dav
Gerous
Radio Corporation
Weever
W. P. Bell
Oakland
Calif
H. P. Hancock
Venice
M. C. Kumler
North Yakima
Wash
Letter Took Seven Years to Travel Three Miles
In Newark N J October 12 a letter took seven years eight months and eight days to reach Newark after being sent from Orange February 3 1818 to the Newark postmaster. The distance was about two and a half miles and no explanation for the delay was given. Arthur Nettele delivered the letter.
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Inwank
N. JL
Orange
Newark
Arthur Nettele
Prohibition Tug of War Over Ship Liquor Futures
Washington officials clash as Attorney General Daugherty seeks to curb ships in American waters while Treasury plans new rules to allow medicinal liquor aboard vessels. Lights on injunctions and Supreme Court tests loom. enforcement schedules press for October deadlines.
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Washington
Steatstip
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Cunard Line
T. States Supreme Court
Renee
Harding
Treasury Department
New York
Three Tole
Supreme Court
Treasury
America
Vhipw
Sali
Haynes
Jonpéstic
Shipptery Board
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Generars
Opinias
Tyson
Treasary Department
Sapid
Water Works Improvement Nears Completion at Lake Shore Plant
The new lake shore water plant component nearing completion, Service Director Henry Meek reports. Bollera, roa, conveyors, heating and lighting units already active. within a week low and high lifting pumps start. Filter plant awaits sand procurement after a long embargo, now lifted, with production ready soon.
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Lake Shore
W Ag
Henry Meek
Bollera
Sandia
Aoon Ag
William Richmond Dies On 72nd Birthday In La Grange
William E. Richmond of La Grange died in hospital on his 72nd birthday after a period of illness. Survived by two brothers two sisters two daughters and a son. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 am at Sudva parlora conducted by Rev. Wt. L. Barner. Burial at LoGrauze.
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William E. Richmond
Hevas
WT. L. Barner
LoGrauze
Me Church Men to Hear About Telescope Friday
The M E Church Men's Club will host a dinner in the church dining room followed by a talk from Wm J Burger of the Warner Swasey Co Cleveland on The Making of a Great Telescope. The lecture promises entertainment and instruction with large attendance expected.
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Church Men's Club
TO Ear All About
M. E. Church
Wm. J. Burger
Waerner-Swasey Co
Cleveland
Vernear-swasey Co
Pitcher Outcast 1s Maacster Tom
Birmingham ale becomes focal point as a pitcher outcast is discussed in the sports snippet. The note references a local team and a controversial outcast pitcher amid the MAACSTER era.
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Maacster
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