Spectator Demonstration Near George’s Official Residence
On October 13 a mass communist demonstration gathered in the vicinity of George’s official residence on Ping Street. Police, including reservists, blocked Whitehall and the surrounding area as the crowd marched toward government buildings. Horwood, chief of police, reported the protest threatened to reach the official residence while supporters cheered and waved banners.
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George
Ping Street
Whitehall
Sing Street
Fatty Arbuckle pleads not guilty in manslaughter case
The actor Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle appeared in San Francisco superior court to enter a not guilty plea to the manslaughter charge stemming from the Virginia Rappe incident. He arrived from Los Angeles with attorney Milton Cohen and was joined by local officials as proceedings moved toward a trial. A trial date was set for November 7, with the prosecution's manslaughter claim linked to the film actress Virginia Rappe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Francisco
Patty” Arbuckle
Uckle
Angeles
Milton Cohen
Charles H. Brennan
Rn McNab
Coe
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Collision damages several vehicles on Broad Street
An accident yesterday on Fret Avenue near Broad Street in Lorain Amherst area involved drivers Dr S C R and Thomas Nugent. Vehicles sustained damaged fenders and wheels as one car crossed paths with another on Broad Street.
Tire Work At M Richwine Plant Garage
Workers removed and replaced a tire on a car at the M Richwine Company garage last night. The scene described shows the tire being detached from the wheel and reinstalled by the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ves
Mrichwine Am Company
Sulphur Claims Cure for Eczema in Ad y Claims
A noted pedalist touts Sulphur as a remedy for eczema, saying it clears the skin quickly and relieves itching. The ad urges readers to obtain Mentho Sulphur from a druggist and apply it promptly for relief.
Fire guts jewelry store. five saved from burning building
October 13 Lorain suffered a major blaze at John Ross jewelry store 52 Broadway with damage about 2500. Fire gutted the lower floor filling it with fumes as George Wickens the undertaker rescued Mr and Mrs Harry Scott and their three children from the second floor leaving Scott an 8189 handicap to be moved with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Ross
Broadway
George Wickens
Harry Scott
Chilren
Scott
Emergency Boat 16 Display Friday At Park Fountain
The emergency boat 16 is on display today in the park fountain. The craft features a grappling hook and Palmatora and draws public interest and approval. This viewing marks a rare chance for many residents to examine the vessel up close.
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Fre Department
Produce market notes from Cleveland Ohio October 13
Cleveland produce report lists egg prices at 51 cents fresh, Ohio firsts between 45 and 46 cents, western firsts 45 cents, western firsts 42 cents, and other items unchanged.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Market Receipts and Commodity Prices Mixed on Board
Cattle receipts 450 calves 250 market 5 cents lower top 13.00 hogs 3500 markets 25 cents lower sheep and lambs receipts 1500 market 50 cents lower top 9.00. Chicago wheat declined 1 1/2 to 1 1/4. corn and oats down with crude open prices for Dec and May futures. Lard futures traded lower with Oct 9.25 and Jan 8.75 to March 8.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stocks in New York Early Trading on Liberty Bonds and Dailies
Market notes show Liberty bonds opening with values across issues from 31-28 to 4 3-45 and common shares including American Car & Fdr, Baldwin Locomotive, Canadian Pacific, General Electric, Reading, Southern Pacific, US Steel, Union Pacific, and Studebaker among others. Prices listed for many names reflect the early session movements in a broad slate of industrial and transportation stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
American Car & Fdr
Atchison
Atlantic Golf & WA
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Mil & St Paul
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Inspiration Copper
Lack Steel
Elexican Pete
Evese
Northern Pacific
Reading
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Amaconda
Bethlehers Steel Prid
Butte and Spr
Neehiseere AD International Paper
Pittsburgh Coal
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Teras Company
Union Pacific
S. Ind
Steel Common
Stah Copper
Wesinchouse
Willis Overland
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep market report October 13
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 30 000 with bar 25 cents lower top at 8 55 and bulk 7 10 to 8 50. Cattle receipts around 10 000 with strongest gains 25 cents higher for beef steers and varied ranges for cows bulls and veal. Sheep receipts 18 000 with market steady and lamb prices noted at 7 75 to 9 35 depending on weight.
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Chicago
Usc
Wethers Co
Sven Oho S.A
Elyria Women Seek Divorces in Com Pleas Court
Two petitions for divorce were filed in common pleas court. Mrs Mabel Ziegman accuses husband Harry Ziegman of gambling and bootlegging and seeks property division and her maiden name Mabel White. They wed in Lorain in 1916 and have no children. Hattie Weinert seeks divorce from Sam Weinert whose alleged wartime Navy enlistment would avoid support. he faces a suspended sentence for child support. They married in Elyria in 1920 and have one child.
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Commer Pleas Court
Mabel Ziegman
Harry Ziegman
Hattie Weinert
Sam Weinert
Fire Prevention Event Promotes Safety and Public Talks
A continued Fire Prevention program at the Country Club hosts visitors for dinner and tours. Activities include air inspections, a park fire drill, open-air speeches by Mayor Jones and Senator Burke, and a Rialto theater mass meeting with Fire Chief Wallace Bates as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Elsra Telephone Co
Jones
Burke
J. E Lyons
The
Conservation and Fire Prevention Association
F. O. Evaratts
Ohio
Inspection Bureau
Mfr Hesburger
Ohto
Chicago
Danser
Akron divorce petition cites auto costs as cause
Akon, Oct 13. Eena Flaker files for divorce from Lester M Bailey claiming excessive auto buying and pet expenses. She alleges Bailey ignored buying a home and spent on motor cars and five dogs instead.
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Akron
Eena Flaker
Lester M. Bailey
Bailey
Spanish Cabinet Approves Naval Expansion Plan
London Oct 13 The Spanish cabinet council approved a naval program to build 68 warships over six years. The plan calls for four fast cruisers six destroyers twenty eight warships and 28 submarines to be constructed for the navy.
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London
Madrid
Rites Held for George Pay Old Oberlin Pioneer
George Smith Pay age 86 years died at 190 North Main Oberlin Monday morning after long illness. Born in Dean England Feb 5 1835 he came to America in 1852 and moved to Oberlin in 1865 where he worked in retail until selling his shop seven years ago. He married Narcissa Pope in 1857 and after her death wed Nettle Burr in 1903 who died in 1906. Surviving children Fred W Pay Minnie Olmsted WS Par and Lillian Bissell. Services were held at his residence with Rev W F Bohn and burial at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
George Smith Pay
North Main Street
Pay
America
Stronzsville
Mr Pay
Dean
England
Narcissa A. Pope
Fred W Pay
Minnie Olmsted
Fairfield
Conn
Latouche
Alaska
Lillian A. Bissell
Akron
W. F Bohn
Westwood Cemetery
Halt Eviction of Ship Board Tenants in Lorain
Washington Oct 13 eviction of tenants in houses owned by the United States Shipping Board at Lorain Ohio was ordered stopped by Chairman Lasker in a telegram to the board's Lorain agent. An investigation will be made.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Lorain, O
Lasker
Lorain
German mark hits new low on market as currency slides
New York reports the German mark ends at 0.71 of a cent, dropping from 23.8 cents prewar. The market move signals continued currency weakness and economic strain amid ongoing wartime conditions.
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New York
Alimony Modification Sought by Fred Baker
Fred Baker filed a plea in common pleas court seeking a court order to modify his alimony agreement with Nelle Baker. The action requests adjustment of alimony terms as outlined in the existing agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Pellegge
Commoby Pleas Court
Nelle Baker
Central Labor Pushes To Delay City Salary Cuts
Central Labor Union and supporters urged Elyria council to delay any legislation reducing city official and employee salaries. Secretary Whitehead R Wear and Herman Cotton backed the stance as the group praised current staff and requested the minute be sent to the city clerk for consideration. Free Stocking with school or dress shoes at Slater's.
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Whitehead
R Wear
Herman Cotton
Wes
Central Labor Union
cHt
Aalarrez
Staf
Elyria
Slater’s
Catarrh Of The Stomach Warns Of Danger And Cure
A New York physician warns that stomach catarrh is dangerous as mucous thickens the stomach lining and impairs digestion. A recommended treatment is before meals a teaspoonful of muriated magnesium in hot water to wash away mucous and neutralize acid, followed by natural digestion.
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New York
Y W C A Notes On Society Meetings
The Inanspirational club of the Federation chaired by Miss Dorothy Wilcox will hold a luncheon at the Y W C A. Miss Doris Todd presides the Senior Friendship club cabinet and will meet for supper tonight at the Y W. Weather permitting the Girls Reserves plan a hike tomorrow afternoon followed by an outdoor supper.
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Federation
Dorothy Wilcox
Round Table club hosts first fall meeting at Bartlett home
The Round Table members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bartletts home in Ridzsexvile for their first fall meeting. George Snyder led the program with an astronomy talk sparking time and place discussion. Mrs. A. R. Webber performed a realistic monologue on morning duties while the hostess read Drawn by Mrs. W. Cummings. Refreshments were provided by the hosts.
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Round Table Club
W. R. Bartlett
Ridzsexvile
George Snyder
A. R. Webber
Knights of Columbus Dance Honors Columbus Day
Knights of Columbus held a reception and dance at their East Broad street club rooms last evening attended by about seventy five couples. The event marked Columbus day and the completion of extensive repairs with the building opened for inspection. Card games, dancing, and refreshments were enjoyed as members praised the new quarters.
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Knights of Columbus
East Broad Street
Afair
Knights
BK. of C
Women’s Civic Club to Meet on Municipal Officers Topic
The Political Science department of the Women’s Civic club will meet with Mrs. Carl Friday tomorrow afternoon October 14 at 50 cents. The study topic is Municipal Officers and Their Election.
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Women’s Civic Club
Carl
Bible Study Club
E F. Schultz
Columbus Street
Charities Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Associated Charities C L Sotherdon was elected president Judge Wilcox vice president and S G Shaw and L A Obitts secretaries Plans were discussed for the year's work The next meeting will be the first Tuesday in November.
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The
Associated Charities
C. L. Sotherdon
Judge Wilcox
S. G. Shaw
L. A. Obitts
Women’s Relief Corps Social Friday at Five
A Women's Relief Corps social is planned for Friday evening at 5 o'clock. Supper will be served at that time and all Civil War veterans are invited to attend as guests of the Relief Corps.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Relief Corps
Meeting of Maranatha class at Miss Georgia Burt home
A Maranatha class meeting is set for Friday evening October 14 at the home of Miss Georgia Burt 211 West Street. Members are to gather for a church-related gathering at the stated address and date.
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Maranatha
The
Baptist Church
Georgia Burt
West Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Reported
George Falkenbere county home lists admissions for Mrs. Madeline Harn ish at 143 EB Bridge street. Discharged Harry Kolbe to Mr and Mrs Henry White at 333 Seventeenth street, a son.
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George Falkenbere County
Madeline Harnish
EB. Bridge Street
Harry Kolbe
Henry White
Seventeenth Street
Parisian Sage hair grower advertised for women
Don’t be bald if thinning hair, visit C W Philips for Parisian sage a true hair grower. It promises to stop falling hair stimulate new growth end dandruff and scalp itch or your money back. Parisian Sage uses gentle elements to nourish roots and makes hair soft lustrous and appear twice as abundant at drug stores.
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C. W Philips
Advt
Burdicks Attend Ceremony and Home Changes
Mr and Mrs Paul Burdick attended a ceremony at St Josephs church. Mr and Mrs Fred Alles were seen yesterday. Ed Smallwood and children of New York City will take possession of the Colson home on Washington avenue Saturday. F W Colson plans to leave Friday for New York for the winter. Mrs D J Waterman and two sons from Wheeling will return home early next week after visiting Mrs Waterman's mother in Glendale court.
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Dwight Andrews
Marion
Grafton
East Avenue
Paul Burdick
Fred Alles
St. Joseph's Church
Loraig
Ed. Smallwood
New York City
Colson
Washington Avenue
F. W. Colson
New York
D. J. Waterman
David John
Lyman Byrne
Wheeling
W. Va
Fire Prevention Films Shown In Elyria This Week
The film The Danger That Never Bleeps is shown today and Friday in Elyria theaters as part of Fire Prevention Week. It demonstrates fire causes and proper precautions to prevent losses in homes and factories, prepared by the state fire marshal.
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Elyria
Three Prisoners Taken to Penitentiary and Reformatory
Under sheriff deputies escort, Harry Mead and Joe Moran were sent to Columbus penitentiary to serve out sentences. Nettie Lewis was taken to Marysville Reformatory for Women to serve a grand larceny sentence.
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Adams
Harry Mead
Joe Moran
Colummbus Penitentiary
M. F. Fey
Nettie Lewis
Marysville Reformatory
Senator Knox Dies Leaving Nation in Mourning
The death of Senator Philander C. Knox shocks Washington. Funeral plans set for St Johns Episcopal Church with honorary pall bearers from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Burial at Valley Forge pa follows services. Knox had just returned from a month abroad and died suddenly of apoplexy at his home after a motor ride.
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America
Philander C. Knox
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Knox
Washington
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Senate
Ufe
St John’s Episcopal Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Capitol
K Street
Knights Templar Name Toledo For Next Convent
The Knights Templar of Ohio chose Toledo as the next convent location during a meeting in Cleveland. Officers named include Daniel E. Jones Toledo as Grand Commander and F Oscar Schoedinger Columbus as Deputy Grand Commander with several other officers from across Ohio. Installations concluded the session at 4 o clock.
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Cleveland
Mansfeld
Edwin Palmer
Akron
Joseph A Wortman
Dayton
John H Dickerson
Cincinnati
Dickerson
George W. Bunton
Henry Schaefee
Toledo
John Nelson Ball
Riley W.W. Wortman
Guard
Appraisers Appointed for Lorain Firm Property Sale
In the case of John Mackay against Devonian Mineral Springs Co. the court ordered creditors to present claims and appoint appraisers to fix a value for the property before sale. J A M Hannaford, William Streck and James Cather were named as appraisers and must report by November 18.
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John Mackay
J. A. M. Hannaford
William Streck
James Cather
Navy presses ship building despite arms conference
Washington reports the United States will continue its ship building program to complete a balanced fleet regardless of possible arms limitations discussed at the international conference next month.
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Washington
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TY Arbuckle
Attos
Slater
Idom
Sloan
Lai
Liniment Ie Pein
Nypwnpa
Eri
Lorain Erbertaer
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
Beattie
Okie
Elyria Womer
George Pay
Central Labor
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Round Talle Club
Ridgeville
Griswold
Maes Geold
Joseph Dubi
S J. Agnes
Mre
W. L. Biggs
F. L. Biggs
East River Street
Rensely Percival
Cornell Avenue
East
Liverpool
Misa Nell Gray
Chestnut Street
Misa Katherine
Walter Barnes
Jack Bellingham
Cleveland Street
J. T. Burrows
Charles Sawyer
Salem,ore
Robert Houston
Princeton Avenue
Mrs. Ernest Taylor
Wisconsin
Mr. Taylor
Mrs. L. E. Taylor
John Ghotton of
Brownhelm
Mrs
Clarence Leonard
South Middle and
Wood Streets
V. O. Rowley
Kenyon Avenue
Penfield
F. C. Devinney of
Wooster
Sons John and
Charles Devinney
John DeWitt
Brattleboro, Vt
F C. de Witt
Mrs. G. Halliday
Bondstreet
Marion McLaughlin
Middle Avenue
Ed. L Douglas
J. Kilze
Crozet, Va
Olive
Beth Stearns
Clayton Chapman
Tacoma
Wash
Alvin Hansen
Clinton, Ia
W. H. Faber
E. L.ice
West River Street
Charles Coniam
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
G A. R. Hall
W. T. Collier
G. W. Miller
Wichita, Kans
J. L Smith
Wildred
Richard Harding
Catherine
FE. Smith
Frank S Harmon Lodge
Frank S
Harmon Lodge
Oscar Schmidkons
King Solomons
Knights Templar
Slater's
Horlick’s
Thomas
Lyons
BON Ton
Elyria, Ohio
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