League seeks end to Sino Japanese conflict in Manchuria
Washington reports that the United States will use the League of Nations machinery to urge Japan and China to honor the Kellogg Briand Pact. Prentiss Gilbert, American consul at Geneva, sits in the council as observer while the United States remains out of the League.
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Manchuria
Washington
A.P
Japan
Prentiss B. Gilbert
Geneva
League Council
United States
Senate
League
China
League of Nations Council
Prentiss Gilbert
Gilvert
Youthful prisoners bolt from Cleveland school in dramatic escape
Six youths escaped from the Cleveland Juvenile School near Lancaster by forcing their way into a patrol car. They slugged a guard and bound Anthony Patton then fled along a rural Ashland County highway near Loudonville. Patton reported his handcuffs were removed as deputies pursued the fugitives in a rolling manhunt.
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Loudonville
Cleveland
Ancaster
Anthony Patton
Ailiff
Harry Eastman
Ashland County
Atton
Patton
Wft
Ashland
The Weather Forecast Ohio Light to heavy out tonight
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies with increasing temperatures tomorrow. North and northeast portions may see cooler conditions tonight as winds shift. Sunshine returns, and temperatures rise gradually into tomorrow afternoon.
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Ohio
China accuses Japan of bombings and mining in Manchuria
Geneva Oct 17 U P Chinese charges accuse Japan of bombing Chinchow near Manchuria, mining near Chilllo, and trenching districts on Oct 15. They say six Japanese planes bombed Chinese troops repulsing Mongolian Bandits, with 200 killed. China also cites a 400 acre airport between Young Chi and Peihotwan.
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Geneva
U.P
Manchuria
League Council
Prentiss Gilbert
Alfred Sze
Japan
Chinchow
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Chilllo
Wang
Hsing-Lungstien
Young Chi
Peihotwan
U S and France Exchange Greetings On Historic Yorktown Battlefield
On October 17 at Yorktown Virginia the United States and France marked the 150th anniversary of the surrender by Cornwallis with Pershing and Petain delivering addresses. The event featured a military pageant and the unveiling of a tablet honoring French Admiral Comte de Grasse.
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Yorktown
United States
France
John J. Pershing
Marshall Henri Petain
Cornwallis
Washington
Charles Francis Atlas
Navy
Wat Tyler Cluverinus
Frederick H. Payne
Custom House
Comte de Grasse
National Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Battle of
Petaim
General Pershing
America
Edison Nears End After Weeks of Illness
West Orange New Jersey October 17 Thomas A Edison the famed inventor continued to deteriorate from uremia his doctors and family at his bedside issued a bulletin reporting he remained in a normal sleep breathing quietly with a weak pulse as attendants warned the end could come at any time and the family prepared for the possible death.
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Hubert
Howe
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Erison
Hubert 8
Edison
Bishop May Go To Higher Courts
Bishop James Cannon Jr and his former aide Ada L Burroughs face possible punishments up to ten years in jail and ten thousand dollars in fines after being found guilty of offenses charged in an indictment by the District of Columbia Grand Jury Indicted for violation of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act during his Anti Smith campaign Cannon may appeal the case through higher courts before a jury determines guilt or innocence continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Apy
James Cannon, Jr
Ada L. Burroughs
Distric of Columbia Grand Jury
Cannon
Red Cross Drive Begins With Entrusiasm in Elyria
A St Pauls church dinner launched the Red Cross campaign set to begin Monday October 19 Mayor Hewitt praised the turnout and Roll Call chairman Charles Snoble while William Hepner assistant manager of the Eastern Area spoke on the Red Cross history unity and goals He noted the 50th anniversary and the aim to raise members to seven million nationally from about 4 075 000 with a focus on service and peacetime celebration.
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St. Paul's Church
Red Cross
Hewitt
Charles Snoble
William Hepner
A. L. Werner
Elyria
Great Red Cross Organization
Hepner
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
League
Washington
Three Bank Robbers Captured After Hold Up in New Carlisle
One of three men who robbed the New Carlisle National Bank of about $2,000 Friday was killed by a rifle shot during a citizens’ posse pursuit. The other two, George Upshaw and Sam Clark, were jailed, while most of the loot was recovered. In a separate Ohio incident, officers reported no trace of two bandits after they robbed Farmers State Bank in West Manchester of unknown cash, with insurance covering the loss. A third report from Kendallville, Indiana, details four men robbing Citizens National Bank, taking almost $25,000. The bandits tied employees and customers, seized money, then fled in a waiting car toward the West. insurance covered the loss.
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Springfield
New Carlisle National Bank
Citizens
William Upshaw
George Upshaw
Sam Clark
New Carlisle
West Manchester
Farmers’ State Bank
Indiana
Kendallville
Ind
Ohio
Citizens’ National Bank
Small boat found. Hooper family safe at sea
October 17 coast guardsmen recovered a small gas boat missing since yesterday, carrying Mr and Mrs Roy Hooper and their three children. The craft was found with all five aboard, safe in a sea near Middle Island about five miles south of Pelee Island, their home.
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Sandusky
Roy Hooper
Middle Island
Pelee Island
Romeo Pump Co Sees Busy Seven Months Ahead in Elyria
The Romeo Pump Co of Elyria reports a U S Government air corps order for aircraft fuel pumps will keep the plant operating at capacity for seven months. A subsequent order will extend operations for six more months. President E W Beidler says the plant on Cleveland street employs twenty five persons and is a supplier for the Akron dirimble project.
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Romeo Pump Co
Elyria
U. S
Air Corps
E. W. Beidler
Martels Packing Co
Cleveland Street
Beidler
Akron
County transfers ease tight finances over bridge cost
County commissioners shifted 26 400 from an unbuilt Lorain high level bridge project to the contingent fund and reallocated 7 975 to four accounts for urgent needs. They added 5 000 for tuberculosis sanatorium operations 2 000 for treasurer salaries 760 for soldier burial and 275 for minor children. Brown's architect fee sits before the Second District court of appeals for legality.
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Wendell P. Brown
Lorain High Level
Brown
Second District Court of Appeals
Famous Yacht Of Presidents To Be Scrapped
Washington October 17 the famous U S 8 Mayflower once served four presidents as official yacht will soon be scrap iron Leo P Coe of Chicago bought the fire wrecked hulk from the navy for 16105 The Mayflower was navy bought in 1898 and used in the Spanish American war It served as presidential yacht from 1902 under Roosevelt and later Taft Wilson and Hoover decommissioned 1929 Hoover hosted conferences aboard as she moved on the Potomac After decommissioning the navy tried to sell it four times bidding failed finally the ship sank while being dem
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Washington
U. S
Leo P. Coe
Chicago
Navy
Ogden Goelet
Rhode Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Hoover
Rapidan
Potomac River
Special Service
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
No Trace Of Freighter Or Crew In Pacific Search
San Francisco October 17 Sailors hunted the Pacific for the Japanese freighter Yonan Maru and its 38 crewmen but found no sign of ship or men The last contact came at 5 43 am Friday from about 560 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor Alaska A million feet of logs from the cargo floated but no lifeboats or sailors were seen Aboard were Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh returning from Tokyo aboard the President Jefferson they scanned the sea hoping for a glimpse of the missing vessel and crew.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Charles A Lindbergh
United States
Tokio
Hner
Jefferson
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Dollar
Women’s Republican Club Meeting Tuesday At Third Street
Plans outline a large turnout for a three o’clock Tuesday meeting at the Woman’s club on Third Street. Republican candidates speak in short talks to acquaint members with the candidates, with J. C. George of the Chronicle Telegram as afternoon speaker outlining the country’s mood history and Hoover’s program to improve the situation.
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Plana
Women’s Republican Club
Woman's Club
Third Street
J. C. George
The
Chronicle- Telegram
George
Hoover
President Asks Support On Economies In Navy Row
President and Mrs. Hoover, aboard a battleship, press for public backing of the Hoover economy program as Navy officials clash with the White House. A cruise off the Virginia Capes precedes speeches at Yorktown and a broadcast on employment. The President asserts economies can and will be adopted.
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Washington
White House
Navy Department
Akron dirigible sails over Midwest in Navy test flight
The Akron largest dirigible in the world drifts over Chicago and the Midwest on a 48 hour test cruise to prove readiness for Navy service. radio operators report sighting over St Louis and Chicago while plans hinted at stadium overflights and a possible Lakehurst handover next week.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Loop
Oveys
Evanston
North Shore
U. S
Akron
Mid-West
Navy
St. Louis
Naval Reserve
Kansas City
Omaha
Dyche
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Lakehurst
Blaze in Sandusky Downtown Block Causes Major Loss
Fire of undetermined origin began in the basement of a three story downtown business block in Sandusky. It swept through the structure, causing an estimated loss of 926000 dollars. There were no injuries reported.
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Sandusky
Anamar
Nast Tek Goning
Gene Es A Iy
Bailateg
French Premier Laval Charts Disarmament Plan En Route to U S
Laval arrives in the United States proposing a definite disarmament formula based on international control and the World Court as final authority. He urges budget discipline to curb waste and aims to settle war debts and reparations with Germany's payment capacity in mind, preferring a full settlement over moratoriums.
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Ile de France
United States
U.P
Premier Laval
France
Hoover
Europe
World Court
Laval
Stimson
Federal Reserve Board
Lavalig
Germany
Arson Trial Deliberations in Lorain Home Fire Case
Jurors in Lorain’s common pleas court under Judge A R Webber began deliberations at 1 p m on the guilt of Nick and Eva Sissle for arson. Prosecutors note the case is the first in 21 years to reach trial on a Saturday. The couple faced charges of burning their York Avenue home to collect about 4700 in insurance. Firemen testified to an oil stove setup and possible kerosene presence in one room. Defense presented alibi evidence claiming the home burned after they had left.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Nick
Eva Sissle
John Harding
Cass
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