Stokes speaks on love wealth and divorce in rare interview
William Earl Dodge Stokes recounts his 73 years in romance and lawsuits as he defends against divorce actions brought by his wife Helen Elwood Stokes. He claims she used youth as a bargain and accuses her of multiple alleged affairs while vowing to fight in New York Supreme Court.
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New York
William Earl Dodge Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Stokes
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Name of Hearts
Jeremiah Mabouer
Samuel Untermyer
Jalk
Death by own action shocks Ocean Grove family
An elderly woman and her sister died today in Ocean Grove following a deliberate act at their home. Police say a note was found and investigators are examining the circumstances of the deaths, with friends burying the bodies at the family residence.
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Ocean Grove
Besse
Tillie B
Enrhen
Mrs W W West Frightened by Negro Incident
Last night at West Street an auto incident led to Mrs W W West being frightened by a Black man. The assailant reportedly fled after she dropped her pocketbook near the garage door. Authorities were alerted and searched the area for the suspect.
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W. W. West
Tagie Yara
Murder Case Weighs On Coquille Prison
In Coquille Oregon Arthur Covell crippled astrologist and alleged mastermind in the death of Mrs Ebba Covell and accompanying murders, remains in jail awaiting plea. His suspected accomplice Alton Covell, age 16, faces an appearance before Judge Kendail as he comes of age.
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Coquilla
Ore
Fred Covell
Arthur Covell
Ebba Covell
Anton Covell
E C
Hutch
Altay Covell
Alton
J. C. Kendail
Arthur Covel
L.m
Weather forecast favors pleasant week for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week showing generally fair weather in the Ohio Valley with temperatures near or above normal. The Great Lakes region is expected to be mostly fair with temperatures near or above normal.
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Washington
Weath Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Prohibition Law Debate and Proponents at Conference
Commissioners and clergy argued the feasibility and morality of enforcing the eighteenth amendment. Haynes warned 160 percent enforcement is impossible for a decade, blaming adverse opinion on the eastern seaboard and praising the amendment as fundamental law. Bishop McDowell urged firm resistance to any compromise with lawlessness and stressed democracy requires a strong, lawful dry era nationwide.
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Haynes
Behep Wiliam F McDowell
Methodist Eperepal Church
McDowell
Charles Stelae
Ted Fizuree
F- S
Pre-Halloween Pranks Worry Policemen
As Halloween nears, parts of the city report rising lawlessness with stones hurled at homes windows broken and gardens trampled. Police respond to each call but youths disperse before officers arrive. The city aims to repeat last year’s successful municipal Halloween party with Mayor Jones backing efforts.
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Hallowe'en
Baysn
Jones
Riots Across Germany Signal Crisis Over Rhenish Republic
In Hohechst and Gelsenkirchen on October 13 riots killed dozens and wounded many as demonstrations by unemployed and bread protesters spread. In Frankfort on the Main food riots and price protests intensified amid fears of a push for an independent Rhenish republic.
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Hoechst
Germany
Tiota
Saxony
Gelsenkirchen
Rublin
Frankfort
Stock Market Quiet with Mixed Farm Prices
New York January 13 The stock market opened dull and featureless with advances and declines about even. Cattle and calves receipts were 1000 and 300 respectively with steady to firm prices while sheep and lambs were 25 cents lower and hogs up about 10. Endicot Johnson was noted for a posting.
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Johnson
New Fork Stocks Close With Mixed Movements
United States Steel and Baldwin Locomotive posted fractional changes while copper and petroleum issues showed small gains. Market activity in New York on October 13 appeared holiday-like with thin trading. bonds remained steady as overall index movement remained muted.
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United States Steel
Baldwin
Sudesa
Kelly
Anaconda
Cerro de Paseo
Pactic
Rett
Whie Sincla!r
Caforma Petroleum
Pahlips-Petroleum
Rca Island
New York
Morse Held In Billion-Dollar War Material Conspiracy
Ernest Morse of Hyde Park Cincinnati is charged in a June term indictment with conspiring with Army and war surplus officials to defraud the government by selling surplus war materiels to Triumph Electric Co at prices below value. Morse pled not guilty and posted a $6,000 bond.
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Cincinnati
United States District Court
Elkins
W.a
United States Harness Company
United States
Ernest Do. Morse
Kendall Avenue
Hyde Park
Triumph Electric Company
War Department
Newton D. Baker
Harness Company
Joseph C. Byron
Council of National Defense
War Industries Board
George B. Goetz
Quartermasters Corps
Jeffersonville
Ind
Henry W. Banke
Azel F. Cochran
Morse
John C. Skinner
General Sales
Earle S. Estes
The
Claims Board
U. S
Thomas
M. Gregory
Eikins
W. V
Rail hearing set for November 16 on railroad consolidation
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold final hearings on consolidating the U.S. railroads into nineteen major groups. The date announced is November 16. Washington report.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Dusty Cattle and Hogs
Receipts include cattle 900 calves 200 with calves at top $14.00. Sheep and lambs 1 050 market 25 cents lower to 13 75. Hogs 2 600 market 10 to 20 cents lower. Yorkers around 8 40 to 8 50 with other classes noted in scattered figures.
Mayor Held on Bribery Charge in Junction City
New Lexington Ohio October 13 Mayor George A Littlerdale of Junction City was released on bond after arrest for soliciting a bribe from attorney Paul Tague in liquor case handling. Prohibition officer Y E Troute of Crocks ville also under bond on perjury charge for affidavit in liquor case.
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New Lexinton
Geo. A. Littlerdale
Junction City
Paul Tague
New Lexington
Y. E. Troute
Crocksyville
Bank President Arrested Over 108000 Shortage in Miamisburg
John J. Schwartz president of the Miamisburg Banking Co is jailed after a 108000 deficit is found in bank funds. He confessed that losses began five years ago and that directors failed to inspect records. The bank was ordered closed as state examiners investigated in Ohio.
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Dayton
John J. Schwartz
Miamisburg
Schwartz
Schwarts
Ita
State Banking Department
Big City
First National Bank
WarSAW Blast Kills and Wrecks City
In Warsaw on October 13 a munitions store exploded killing many and injuring others. One fort was blown up and several nearby houses were destroyed as the blast rattled through the area. The cause remains undetermined.
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Warsaw
Body of Rorpen Man Found on Railway Tracks
Steubenville Ohio finds Richard Reich 42 of Amsterdam found near Ohio Valley hospital after a Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad incident. Authorities suspect robbery and murder as causes with Reich missing money and a watch. he was found along the tracks by railroad workers.
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Steubenville
Richard Reich
Amsterdam
Ohio Valley Hospital
Cleveland and
Weeks Will Not Sue Ford for Slander
Washington October 13 Secretary of War Weeks does not plan to file suit against Henry Ford over his slanderous remarks criticizing the sale of the Gorgas Steam Plant in Muscle Shoals Alabama. Officials say Weeks called Ford's statement a personal attack and would present facts before a proper tribunal, but suit will not be pursued.
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Washington
Weeks
Henry Ford
Gorgas
Ala
Ford
Paroled Man Faces Clemency Board Over Jail Plot
James O'Brien, from Columbiana County Ohio, recently paroled from the penitentiary, is to be arraigned before the state clemency board on a charge that he furnished two revolvers to prisoners to aid an escape. The plan collapsed when the weapons were discovered.
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Columbus
James O'Brien
Columbiana County
State Clemency Board
Ruth Sparks Fifth Game with Long Drive and Jokes
The crowd recalls Ruth’s past feats as Nehf struggles to retire him. Babe Ruth misses a front-door pitch and homers in a high‑spirited day at the Polo Grounds. Stengel is singled out by fans while donations help the Red Cross. a fourth game is planned for this afternoon.
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Caney
Stengel
Babe
G. Herman Ruth
Neht
Ruth Ae
Columbus
America
Ellis Island
Third Base
Babe Ruth
Red Cross
Polo Grounds
Progress on Washington School Remodeling
Work on the Washington school building on Middle Avenue advances under the remodeling contract. Interior changes include new windows and a converted basement for classrooms and offices. Officials hope occupancy by January 1, with significant interior and exterior renovations noted.
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Washington
Middle Avenue
Rooecvelt
Western Heights
Congregational Meeting Set in Wellington May 1924
Dr C W Reeard pastor of the Congregational church reports the Wellington church invitation to convene in May 1924 has been accepted. The congregation will also celebrate the churchs centennial anniversary in Wellington.
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Wellington
C. W. Reeard
Congregational Church
Bennetts Death in Rochester and Wellington Society Notes
Mrs Almeda Bennett B 87 lifelong Rochester resident died at home Oct 11 after a gradual decline. Funeral at 2 pm at home with burial in Rochester cemetery. Wellington notes report BE L M society play A Poor Married Man at Penfield hall to full house and positive reception. Also Circle No 2 M E church met at Mrs A H Pierce home with officers chosen. Flora Starr to speak at Methodist church and a strong Parent Teachers meeting with committee appointments noted.
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Wellington
Mra Almeda Bennett
Rochester
Mornoog
BE. L. M. Society
Penfield Society
John B. Wise
Flord DeLong
Mathew Graham
Orville Sooy
Billy Blake
Lloyd Wolfe
Jupiter Jackson
Stanley Wolf
Iona Ford
Zore
Richard Leach
June Graham
Floyd DeLong
Rosalind Wilson
The
College Reporter
Ralph Bowman
Pierce
M. E. Church
A. H. Pierce
Magyar Street
Ida Bradstock
Elmer French
Edith Swanger
Starr
Welington
Flora Starr
Wellington High School
Peking
China
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Orville Knanp
School Cafeteria Talk Delights Both Students and Teachers
Social committee led by Mrs Albert area and Wi Ways and Means chair Mrs Allen randon with Miss Carson and a Domestic Science teacher at the high school praised a splendid talk on the school cafeteria.
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Albert Area
Ways and Means
Allen Randon
Carson
Green Line to close its power plant
The Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co will abandon its power house south of town within ten days. Power is being secured from Obie Public Service Co and Cleveland Illuminating Co while the Fittsfield unit is cut over. About fifty men will be affected as the 18 year old plant is dismantled and sold for best value.
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Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Tie
Obie Public Service Co
Cleveland Iluminating Co
Fittsfield
Fascist Council Adopts Mussolini Plan For Fascisti Affairs
Rome reports the supreme council adopted Mussolini's program for future fascisti affairs a move toward reconciliation with other political parties and a forward step in regulation of fascist activities.
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Mussolini
Rome
Supreme Council of the Fascist Today
French Flier Killed in Lympne Glider Event
Paris reports the death of French aviator M. Maneyral at Lympne as his glider crashed during contests. Fellow flyers attended the scene as investigations began into the accident.
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Paris
M. Maneyral
Lympne
Bulb shipment arrives for spring planting
The L C He cock Floral Co at 333 Broad Street announces bulbs ready for planting including tulips hyacinths daffodils crocus and narcissus with immediate availability for customers planning early spring beds.
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L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
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