Ku Klux Klan Plans Major Rally At Riverview Park
A Klan group announces a large public demonstration and parade in the city, with noon exercises at Riverview park, a 7:30 parade through downtown, and a fiery cross to follow. Fireworks display approved by the city council with bonds, traffic plans, and parking arrangements. Officials estimate several thousand members will attend both afternoon and night events.
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Invisible Empire
Ku Klux Klan
Order
Riverview Park
Down Town
Fair Grounds
Train Robbers Sought In Oregon California Manhunt
Ashland Ore Oct 12 A bold train robbery on the Southern Pacific San Francisco Express led to the death of four crew members Engineer Sidney Bates Fireman Marvin Ong Brake man Cr Johnson Mailerkh Elwyn E Dougherty and left passengers injured Bandits unknown fled into the Siskiyou mountains as state and federal detectives and militia joined a manhunt aided by bloodhounds A battle is feared if cornered with the bandits believed to have dynamited the mail car and started fires in the wreckage.
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Ashland
Ore
Oregon
California
Andits
Southern Pacific
San Francisco Express
Oregon Militia
Sidney Bates
Marvin Ong
Cr. Johnson
Brake An
Elwyn E. Dougherty
Siskiyou Mountas
Brs
Portland
San Francisco
Dougherty
Francisco
Ohio Farm Wage Shows Increase
Ohio farm wage figures rise with board to 39 dollars per month and 55 without. Federal crop statistician Cr. West reports the increase of about twenty percent from last year. Potatoes show a slight gain. frost has tempered oats. Hay yields centered around 1.15 tons per acre, roughly three fourths of a 25?major measure, per West.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cr. West
West
Riot in Solingen leaves 2 dead and 17 wounded
In Solingen Germany Oct 12 two persons were killed and 17 wounded as a crowd of 16 000 pressed forward during a demonstration police said three persons were injured narrowly avoiding a larger disaster the incident followed tense protests around the city square.
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Solingen
Germany
Probe shoots chemist at home of woman in Greenwich
Milton A. Maas, New York millionaire and vice president of Iaa Waldstein Co, lies wounded in a Greenwich hospital after three gunmen fired at him at the home of Mrs Ida Leslie on Ledge Road South Beach. Prosecutor orders investigation as Maas reports two assailants entered and fired.
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Greenwich
Conn
Milton A. Maas
New York
Ida Leslie
Ledge Road
South Beach
Mars
White
Quarryman Killed Seven Hurt In Sandusky Quarry Incident
Oct 12. Henry Howe 50 Castalia was instantly killed in a canyon accident at Wagner Stone Company quarry near Castalia seven miles south of Sandusky. A foreign quarryman was seriously injured, six others slightly hurt in the mishap.
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Sandusky
Henry Howe
Castalia
Wagner Stone Company
Here
Strangled saleswoman found in New York apartment
Estelle Phillips a 38 year old department store saleswoman was found strangled in her New York City apartment. A knotted handkerchief was around her throat and the room showed a violent struggle. Miss Katherine Maltern, a friend, discovered the body and alerted police. Neighbors recalled a man seen with Phillips the night before. Police have a description of the caller.
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New York
Estelle Phillips
Katherine Maltern
Eight Die As Horse Bus Is Hit By Fast Train Near New Milford
In Ravenna Ohio Oct 12 eight people die when a horse drawn school bus is struck by the Clevelander fast Pennsylvania train near New Milford. Funeral services are set for Mildred Harold Verna Shaw Thelma Benschoff Julia Vanick Richard Silvasi and Margaret Hunts. Coroner Worden and utilities officials begin an investigation as witnesses recount the horror and rescue attempts.
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Ravenna
New Milford
Shaw
Mildred
Harold
Verna Shaw
Thelma Benschoff
Julia Vanick
Richard Silvasi
Margaret Hunts
R. D. Worden
T. H. Burke
A. B. Long
State Public Utilities Commission
F. L. McCaslin
W. E. Latbert
McCaslin
Rootstown
Frank
Lambert
Andrew Kazimer
Fined $25 for Driving Auto While Drunk
Rudolph Poitzel of Lorain was found on Broad Street trying to drive his auto while intoxicated. He was arrested, charged with violating the traffic ordinance, pleaded guilty, and fined $25 plus costs. Dayon, Oct 12: bank officials and staff to appear before a federal grand jury in Cincinnati for a probe into the defunct American National Bank failure.
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Rudolph Poitzel
Lorain
Broad Street
Dayton, O
American National Bark
Federal Grand Jury
Cincinati
Largest crowd yet for third battle Giants win 1 to 0
At Yankee Stadium on October 12 the third World Series game drew a record crowd of more than 62,000 as Giants and Yankees battled to a 1–0 win by New York. Ruth homered yesterday. Jones and Nehf pitched for the Yanks and Giants respectively as the crowd packed the stands and bleachers amid festive yet tense atmosphere.
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Giants
Yankee Stadium
New York
Columbus
America
George H. Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Mr. Ruth
Mays
Ben Shields
Yankee
Ruthbert
Bob Meusel
Mr. Shields
Nick Altrock
Nallin
Hart
Evans
O'Day
Jones
Shhangy
Nehf
Sam” Jones
Yanks
Art
Huggins
McGraw
Sinking tanker Cite of Everett may never be found
Key West Fla Oct 12 Rescue vessels failed to locate the sinking tanker Cite of Everett which sent a last SOS saying it was sinking stern first. Heavy seas prevented lifeboats while the crew of about thirty may be lost as searchers pace the Gulf of Mexico and nearby waters. The ship built in 1904 had operated in the Gulf and Atlantic waters for years.
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Key West
Fla
United States Navy
Cyclops
Everett
Comal
A. C. Bedford
Gulf of Mexico
E¢ Forte
Atlantic
Lorain City Manager Election Upheld in 15th Vote
Lorain voters were cleared to participate in the November election for the city commission and form of government. County prosecutor L. H. Webber ruled the charter provision valid after the election board questioned the legislation passed by the city council months earlier. The board sought guidance from Attorney General Crabbe, who referred officials back to Webber.
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Lorain
L. H. Webber
Togar
Ecity Council
Election Board
Three Killed as Ship Dayfield Explodes Off Delaware
A British steamer Dayfield 19 bound for Sydney, Cape Breton, suffered a boiler explosion fifty one miles down the Delaware near Lewes. Three men died and several were badly scalded. Navy yard radios failed to reach the vessel, and tug June with Dr. William Hickman from Philadelphia was dispatched.
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Philadelphia
Dayfield
Navy Yard
Delaware
Lewas
Del
Wiliam Hickman
Sydney
Cape Breton
Elyria Y M C A Push Breaks Records In 1923 Drive
The Elyria Y M C A membership push nears a 700 goal with 452 members secured by the third day of the state-wide drive. Last year’s total at this stage was 408, and the current effort already surpasses it by more than 100. Division leaders include Chapman with the Red Blood Division at 156 and Pope leading the Blue Blood Division at 97, as workers, led by Jack Seikkinen, strive to exceed last year’s final tally and hit a high city ranking.
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Fis
a@ grand totel
Associaon
Elyria
Jack” Seikkinen
New Boys Work
George Pope
Eric Chapman
Reading
Chapman
General Pope
Oscar Haserodt
Schiff Plans New Jail For Lorain
Lorain safety director Marie Schill renews efforts for a new municipal prison after warnings of an inadequate city jail. A paralyzed inmate and fines at 60 cents a day highlight harsh conditions. Governor Donaher defers action on related charges as Canton is addressed in a November election statement.
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Lorain
Marie Schill
Columbets
Eiecin
Canton
Many States Join Crusade to Stamp Out Liquor Vices
Washington Ott 12 Adop tion of a sweeping national code for the enforcement of the dry law is the chief suggestion which the Coolidge administration will advance at the governor's conference at the White House on October 20. The plan, formed by the Prohibition unit from questionnaires to state executives, calls for closer federal state coordination to tighten enforcement. Key recommendations urge extensive use of the padlock system, heightened state raid participation, harsher prosecutions, treating buyers and sellers of illicit liquor alike, and speedier handling of cases. The program also includes suppression of the dope traffic and bootlegging of immigrants, with the White House stressing strict enforcement and no questioning of the laws’ propriety.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Prohibition
Davis
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Elyrian Shot When Two Die In Gun Fight
Cleveland battle over liquor raid ends with two men dead and Patrolman Jenkins wounded. Officers Jenkins and Jones faced gunfire during a suspected liquor sale search at 2487 Magt 26th street. Bystanders threatened them, but reserves contained the crowd. Coroner to hold inquest.
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Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
Sexton
Menh
Jenkins
East Side
Stanton
Horace Jenkins
L. W. Jenkins
Hast Avenue
Elyria
John Henry Jones
Joseph Malopenti
Samuel Laria
Tony Grammell
Laria
Mqnor
Maleoponti
Maleponto
Jones
Malaponto
P. A. Hammond
Man from North Olmsted suffers fractured skull in silo accident
Sterling Mills age 24 was brought to Memorial Hospital by Jenkins Ambulance yesterday afternoon with a fractured skull after a blower pipe on silo machinery came loose and struck him two miles east of Ridgeville Center. Doctors report his condition serious but expected to recover.
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Sterling Mills
North Olmsted
Memorial Hospital
Jenkin
Sullenay
Mills
Ridgeville Center
Columbus stockholders protest affiliation with patent firm
In Columbus on October 12 J A Bushnell chaired a protest by Dollngs stockholders resisting association with a patent company or its subsidiaries. The group asked to be exonerated from any claim of connection to the RLL TolLags Company of Ohio and related financial donations.
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Columbus
J. A Bushnell
Dollngs
Oh.oane
Exonera
RLL TolLags Company
Ob.o
Poison liquor illness hits Pana Illinois
In Pana Illinois six people are dead and three others gravely ill from moonshine poison. Authorities seek the liquor source as a soft drink saloon proprietor is watched. Names include Edward Gaughan 49 and Charles E Gaughan 32 among the deceased. others listed are Parsicians Maurice Clark 45 Edward Biehl 35 Wright Kers 56 George Baldwin 40. Coroner's inquest reveals fusel alcohol in the moonshine. Another inquest scheduled today.
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Pana
Edward Gaughan
Wright Kers
George Baldwin
Maurice Clark
Edward Biehl
Charles E. Gaughan
Gaughen
Favors Hughes Plan Endorsement by London Dated Note
London reports former premier David Lford George attaches importance to Coolidge's endorsement of Secretary of Staff Hughes plan for an international commission of experts to assess Germany's capacity for reparations payments. The Daily Chronicle notes the proposal seeks quantify Germany's payment obligations.
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London
David Lford George
Coolidge
Hughes
Mpartal International
Germany
Deily Chronicle
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