Lloyd George Defends Near East Acts and Talks of Resigning
London and Manchester reports highlight Premier Lloyd George defending Near East policies as peace measures while hinting at resignation if the public calls for it. He cites Turkish killings of Greek and Armenian Christians and asserts his diplomacy saved Europe from greater war.
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Manchester
England
Lloyd George
Charles Harrington
Constantinople
Constantinopia
Thares
Dae
Ghall
Germany
France
United States
Lloud George
Thrace
Shambles
Europe
Smyrna
Manchester Reform Club
Incheon
Britain
London
Elmer Dellefield Sentenced for Contempt of Court
Elmer Dellefield appeared before Judge Redington on a contempt charge for failing to pay $5 monthly alimony for 58 weeks, totaling $200. He offered no defense and was found guilty and jailed for ten days.
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Elmer Dellefeld
Redington
Weity
German author Hauptmann wins Nobel Prize
Dr Gerhart Hauptmann, a noted poet and playwright often mentioned as a German president candidate, wins the Nobel Prize for 1922. His works have been translated into many languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhart Johann R. H Hauptmann
Wrecked Coal Cars Dumped on Patterson Crossing
Fifteen coal cars toppled after a wheel failure at Patterson's Crossing south of town. No injuries occurred but traffic stalled until noon. An official offered coal at 2.50 to 3.00 per ton without success. salvage teams worked today to recover spilled coal while the railroad company salvaged as much as possible.
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Patterson's Crossing
Lomppany
Two Boys Die in Separate Accidents in Orin Lorain
Two fatal morning accidents claim the lives of Clark Ewers 2 at a high school railing fall and Andrew Simon Jr. who was struck by a Telling Bella Vernon truck on E 30th street. Police exonerate the truck driver.
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Lorain
Clark Ewers
J. 0. Ewers
Andrew Simon, Jr
Andrew Simon, Sr
E. 30Th Street
Polles
Slanderer verdict awarded in Akron mute suit
Francia Zitnik, a deaf mute, won a $15,000 damages verdict against George W. Priggs in Judge E. H. Roylan's Akron court. Zitnik alleged Priggs slandered him by finger talk in the mute colony, claiming Zitnik was a thief and aimed to harm the Silent Co-operative Grocery Company. The trial, with sign language for Zitnik, involved a mixed jury and was not contested.
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Akron
Francia Zitnik
George W. Priggs
E. H. Roylan
Zitnik
Priggs
Two Lorain Women Granted Alimony
Tdlifan Inks of Lorain received $40 monthly alimony from Charles Inka pending divorce. Mrs. J. E. Cuffield of Lorain was awarded $20 down and $75 monthly while her divorce suit proceeds.
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Tdlifan Inks
Lorain
Charles Inka
Redington
Mre. J
Cuffield
Harding delays liquor enforcement on foreign ships
President Harding extended the enforcement deadline for liquor regulations affecting foreign vessels to October 21. Prohibition chief Haynes announced the extension to allow compliance with the Daugherty opinion and to avoid arbitrary actions while American and foreign ships transit territorial waters.
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Washington
Harding
White House
American
Prohibition
Haynes
United States
Daugherty
Laugherty
New York
American Shipping Board
Lasker
Treasury
First Human Gland Theft Sparks Chicago Search
Dr H M Mc Kechnie leads Chicago medical society aid to police in hunt for a doctor believed to have performed historys first human gland removal. Victim Joseph Wozniak 34 was knocked from street into a car, chloroformed, then found under a Viaduct after the operation. Authorities suspect a wealthy beneficiary.
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Chicago
H. M. McKechnie
Chicago Medical Society
Joseph Wozniak
Wisconsin
Wozniak
A. Sampolinsaki
Wornak
Gasoline Price Drop and Dividend Announcement
Gasoline fell from 24c to 8c per gallon yesterday. The same report notes a 466 percent dividend was declared by the Standard Oil Company.
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Standard of Co
Governor fixes coal retail margins across Ohio towns
Go ver nor Davis announced maximum gross margins on coal sales effective Oct 20. Margins vary by municipality with 65 cents per ton in Gallia county and 2.76 dollars in Cleveland. The schedule lists 106 margins averaging 1.86 per ton, reflecting regional delivery and cost differences.
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Columbus
Davis
Gallia County
Cleveland
Ohi
Ashland County
Atheny County
Belmont County
Coshocton
Lawrence County
Test
Crawford County
Cuyahoge
East Cleveland
Lakewood
the Heights
Darke County
Defiance
Promigition 4 Success In All States
Washington reports prohibition enforcement improving across 48 states. Directors say operations are in hand. Pennsylvania notes helpful aid from officials as beer flows end. New York cites heavier fines longer jail terms and a friendly press. Ohio notes fewer bond withdrawals. South states show major seizures of mash and chills. West Virginia says red liquor is a thing of the past.
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Washington
Haynes
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Akron man breaks arm while cranking car
Ralph Burgett of Akron stopped at the Burgett home at 320 East Avenue and broke his right arm at noon today while cranking an automobile. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Washington forecast shows Ohio valley generally fair weather next week with normal temperatures and similar conditions for the Great Lakes region.
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Ralph Burgett
Akron
Burgett
East Avenue
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Murray Declines Immediate Takeoff as County Commissioner
In Lorain county Charles D. Murray declines to qualify for the vacant county commissioner post, citing proximity to an election and his campaigning for Republican candidates. He says he would not be experienced and would not draw the salary while away from duties.
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Lorain County
Charles D. Murray
Sam V. Haigh
H. C. Wilcox
Monroe Welty
Frank Irish
Murray
Ofice of
Haigh
Open Forum Announces Spearers for Upcoming Months
Mayor Jones named Open Forum speakers including Raymon Robins on Nov 13 at 3 00 p m with topic America s Answer to the Bolshevi Challenge The schedule lists Rav John A Ryan D P on Nov 26 at 3 90 p m with a topic to be chosen Other speakers follow such as Skinshu Norman Hapgood Rev John J Holmes Florence Kelly Margaret Slattery Rabbi Stephen Wise Prof Harry Ward and Owen Lovejoy The committee will set meeting places and give ample public notice.
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Raymon Robins
America
John A. Ryan
D. P
Skinshu
Norman Hapgood
John J. Holmes
Florence Kelly
Margaret Slattery
Stephen Wise
Harry Ward
Owen
Minstrel Show by Social Settlement Draws Praise
A minstrel performance at the Social Settlement house under the Americanization Association was a decided success. Interlocutor George Moscny led a capable chorus and soloists while Miss La Rue directed training and earned credit for the well attended event.
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Social Settlement House
Americanization Association
George Moscny
Miss la Rue
Bandit raid nets jewelry store loot in Chicago
Six heavily armed boy bandits raided Sandack and Company jewelry store in Chicago today. They escaped amid police gunfire with about $15,500 in valuables, including $15,000 in jewelry and $500 in cash.
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Chicago
Sandack and Company
Divorce suit filed as Ruby Oltersdorf fled home
John Oltersdorf sues for divorce alleging wife struck him pulled his hair tore clothing threw dishes and kitchen utensils during a troubled marriage. She left with their eight month old child months ago and refused to return seeking custody of the child.
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John Oltersdorf
Ruby Oltersdorf
John
Ife
Greece signs Near East peace treaty amid evacuation orders
LONDON and CONSTANTINOPLE report Greece has signed the Near East armistice despite demanding protection for Christians in Thrace near the Turks. Official evacuation of Greeks from eastern Thrace is to begin at midnight, with thousands already displaced and about 400,000 expected to move into Greek territory crowded with destitute refugees.
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Lontion
Greece
Thrare
Constantinople
Thrace
Mudania
Jury awards Miss McGinn ten thousand in breach of promise suit
In Cincinnati on October 14 a 12 man jury returned a verdict for Agnes McGinn 28 years old awarding her 10000 damages in the 650000 breach of promise suit against Ernest F Hasers 48. One juror refused to sign saying the amount too small though verdict remains valid as nine signatures sufficed. Evidence showed Hasers married Nellie Brown of Covington while engaged to both women.
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Cincinnati
Agnes McGinn
Ernest F. Hasers
Havers
Nellie Brown
Covington
Ha Ware
One Dead Two Hurt in Hotel Blast at Bristol
Police pursued possible dynamiters after an explosion rocked the Hlinofa hotel in Bristol Oklahoma. Nick Redwind the oil worker died and Florence Jones and Henry E Farrell were injured and not expected to live.
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Bristol
Okla
Hlinofa
Nick Redwind
Florence Jones
Henry E. Farrell
Bootleg King Remus Arrested in Cincinnati Hotel Scene
George Remus known as the bootleg king was arrested at his Cincinnati residence on Friday night. He faces a charge of assault with intent to kill following an incident at Claypool Hotel involving Nicholas Shammas, and was held for Indianapolis authorities.
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Cincinnati
George ‘Remus
Indianapolis
Nicholas Shammas
Slace
Kinds of Tragedy As 7 Year Old Killed by Brother
Mansfield Oct 14 A seven year old boy Paul Kindinger died after his brother Raymond, fourteen, manipulated a loaded 22 caliber rifle at the breakfast table. The trigger click killed Paul in an hour. Raymond did not know the gun was loaded.
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Mansfield
Paul Kindinger
Raymond
Paul
Three men missing after dredge Portland sinks in Willamette
Three lives are believed lost early today when the dredge Portland sank in the Willamette river in North Portland. Ben Johnson a carpenter Tom Campbell a fuel passer and an unknown coal passer are reported lost. The sinking is attributed to a blow from the steamship Santa Clara.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette River
Ben Johnson
Tom Campbell
Santa Clara
Dying husband refuses aid from Cincinnati widow
In Louisville police reports of a dying husband, Chris Moore, his wife Harsey Moore of Cincinnati refused to go to his bedside. She said she distrusts him after their separation and fears losing custody of their three children.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Chris. Moore
Waab
Dirs. Harsey Moore
Death notification for relatives of Arthur Crose or Kraus
Relatives in Ely seeking verification of a death of Arthur Crose or Kraus, a former Wiley employee, should write W Leena Box 48 Wilmette to obtain official death details. The deceased's wife was formerly Larsen.
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Elytia
Arthur Crose
Kraus
Wileys Co
W. Leena
Wil ‘ Oete
Trhe Larsen
New Jersey Officials Probe Dual Murders in Wall Mills Case
Evidence gathered in New Jersey ties a calculated plot to the killings of Rev. Dr. Edward W. Wall and Mrs. James Mills. Investigators say the crime occurred September 14 between 9:30 and 10:16 p.m. in Middlesex County then the bodies were moved into Somerset. Mrs. Hall and others seek a state prosecutor as tensions rise between county and state officials.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Wall
St. John the Evangelist
James Mills
James Hall
Somersey County
Timothy Pfeiffer
Edwards
Somerset
Middlesex County
Hall
Atricker
Heckman
Somerset County
Charlotte
Oteleck
Florence North
Charlotte Mills
George Totten
Beskman
Staf
Totten
Chicken Thief Targets Local Kitchen in Odd Incident
Fragmentary report describes an attempted theft at a residence described as 240 feet instalment, with mention of an oven and a chicken on the run this morning. Details are unclear and names are unreadable.
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ORIN
MUTE
Jones
Open Forum
J. F. Burke
R. B. Whitehead
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Claude Blanchard
Harry S. Calvert
F. M. Shelton
T. A. Conway
A. R. Jones
BOY Bandits
Ted
Lonnie Moore
Louris Moore
Misa Moore
Ollon
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