Stokes Divorce Trial Heats as Knowles Testifies
In New York 1914 15 era witness Horace Knowles former diplomat swears to seeing Mrs Helen Stokes in Wallace's Fifth Avenue apartment. Stokes 78 faces new trouble as Wallace San Francisco oilman mobilizes defense with Untermyer and Erbstein seeking probes and possible indictments amid the divorce suit.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Horace G. Knowles
United States
Roamania
Bolivia
Peru
Wallace
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Stokes
Knowles
San Domingo
National Republican Club
Untermyer
Stokes
Ted
Wallace “Tment
Denver
Rores
Nesty Dar
Charles Erbstein
Chicago
Samuel Untermyer
Tokes
Erbstein
Fire in Fellow Springs destroys town building and vehicles
A fire in Fellow Springs destroyed the Carlisle Palage building along with 29 autos and Littletons furniture store. It disrupted interurban traffic on the Parton Springfield and Southern Railroad for hours, knocked down telephone wires, and cut the town from outside communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Carlisle
Littletons Furniture
Ohio Bell Telephone
Parton Springfield and Southern
US WCTU seeks change in prohibition enforcement
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Brockton Mass votes to urge President Coolidge to shift prohibition enforcement from the treasury secretary. Roy Haynes, Prohibition Commissioner, states a view that favors local and state responsibility and questions centralized control. Governor Pinchot had urged federal lead role, while noting enforcement as a constitutional issue and inviting Coolidge to take personal command.
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Brockton, Mass
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Prohibition
Ioner Roy Haynes
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Fedel
United States
Haynes
Greek cabinet takes office in Athens with reforms
The reorganized Greek cabinet under Premier Gonatas began to function. The state of siege ended. A decree restores press liberty. General election set for December 2. M. Boussos named interior minister, M. Sachtouris foreign minister, General Kaiehakie war minister, M. Stralgopolis justice minister.
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Athens
Gonatas
Seine
M. Boussos
Washington
M. Sachtouris
Kaiehakie
M. Stralgopolis
Auto Strikes Moving Freight Engine In Akron Crossing
An automobile driven by James Banda struck a moving B and O engine at Krumroy road in Akron early today. Eva Tinsman 20 suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized. Louis Smith 22 and Charles Wright 21 and Banda were slightly injured. All four were arrested after claiming they were lured by Tinsman to leave another auto.
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Akron
James Banda
Krumroy Road
Eva Tinsman
Louis Smith
Charles Wright
Harry Rawlings
Germany battles radicals and reparations talks continue
The report notes German officials railing against radicals with a fiery warning and a call for a united labor front. In Brussels Germany offers 80 million gold marks in sped to Belgium and a share of German industry for allies. Mannheim sees clashes with police and citizens as a general strike looms. Paris confirms the cabinet backed Premier Poincaré’s stance against Hoesen’s proposals.
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Brussels
Germany
Belgium
Spd
Allies
Joe F. G
Lonton
Oct
Sires
Ashtins
Mannheim
Deriin Todas
Keden
Fifteen Die as Moroccan Bus Plunges Into Ravine
A bus carrying 75 passengers overturned into a ravine near Cara Blanca Marocca. Fifteen people were killed and seventeen injured in the morning accident.
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Moroces
Cara Blanca
Marocca
Oct
P Yas
No Abtiain
Bryan Denounces Prohibition Views at Y M C A Convention
William Jennings Bryan, visiting at a Y M C A constitutional convention in Bryan, declares Lloyd George Europe's greatest statesman. He avoids politics, emphasizes staying firm on prohibition, and shares light banter about grape juice. He notes his long affiliation with the Y M C A and praises its mission.
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Cleveland
David Lloyd George
Europe
William Jennings Bryan
Young Men's Christian Association
Bryan
International News Service
Henry Ford
Dusted Miner Leader Guilty of Sedition
Jas. B. MacLachlan, deposed head of the United Mine Workers in Nova Scotia, was found guilty of seditious libel in the Nova Scotia supreme criminal court. He was remanded for sentence. McLachlan, a red leader in recent steel and coal strikes, was removed from office by international president John L. Lewis.
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Halifax
N. S
Jas. B. MacLachlan
United Mine Workers of
Nova Scotia
Supreme Criminal Court
McLachlan
John L. Lewis
Alliance publisher appeals kidnapping case to state supreme court
J B Cox manager of Cox Transportation Co Alliance appeals after Stark county appellate court upheld a guilty verdict for kidnapping Frank A Hoiles Alliance publisher. Cox allegedly extorted 5600 from Hoiles and received threatening letters. Hoiles and Cox drove out to discuss the matter when Cox allegedly threatened Hoiles with a revolver and detained him.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Stark County Appellate Court
J. B. Cox
Cox Transportation Company
Alliance
Frank A. Hoiles
Cox
Hoiles
Caught in Squall Off Coney Island Boats in Distress
Five motor boats were caught in two sudden squalls at Coney Island on October 18. Four boats carried passengers and sent distress signals as they detached from shore and drifted about a quarter mile offshore.
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New York
Coney Island
Bank Swindler Apprehended In Oct. Case At London Ohio
Local police report a man giving the name Jonr Hail, 42, a London Ohio farmer, held in county jail on bank swindle suspicion after arrest at Zamésville. The note describes a pursuit across the county and a jail hold for review.
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Colonets
Unusurdever
Jonr Hail
London
Ohio
Commts
Zamésvile
Ohio Public Service offers customer owned stock drive
An October share sale by the Ohio Public Service Company seeks 2500 shares of 7 percent preferred stock to boost customer ownership. Employees will call ten friends each during ten days to explain the Lights Free campaign while the firm funds power plant improvements and transmission lines. A double rainbow over Cincinnati was sighted on October 18 before rain erased it.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Edgewater
Lorain
Seaboard
Henry L. Doherty
J. B . Johnson
Johnson
Auto Collision on Broad Street Causes Vehicle Damage
George Schaefer of 312 Oxord Court collided with Mrs. George Schultz of 1335 Prospect Street Cleveland on Broad Street when brakes failed. Schultz’s car suffered a broken lamp and radiator, with a broken turning board.
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George Schaefer
Oxord Court
Broad Street
George Schultz
Prospect Street
Cleveland
Schultz
Discharge Opens New Attack on Governor Walton
A posting by Governor I C Walton of Bankommissioner E L Pynum has drawn new fire from foes of the Oklahoma government. Walton appointed Bynum to replace former Senator Strain, and Bynum's discharge is tied to his views on the clash between Walton and the Ku Klux Klan faction.
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1. C. Walton
Bankommiss Ner EL
P. Bynum
Oklahoma
Walton
Bynum
Strain
Bynnum
Ka Qlox Klan
French court fines actresses for nude stage appearances
The French court ordered fines for actresses seen nude or nearly so on stage. To comply, stars wore transparent coverings and used draped fabrics while theater owners installed stronger footlight bulbs to intensify lighting.
World Affairs Meet to Rally Ohio for Global Involvement
An organized drive to boost Ohio public support for greater American participation in world affairs begins with 32 conferences on international relations. Noted speakers Everett Colby Sherwood Eddy and Hamilton Holt will tour Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Toledo Youngstown Akron Canton Newark Zanesville Marietta Athens Lima Elyria Wooster Mansfield Ashland Delaware Marion during late October and early November.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Everett Colby
Republican National
Sherwood Eddy
International Y. M. G. A
Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
Colby
Eddy
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Youngetown
Akron
Canton
Dr. Eddy
Newark
Zanesville
Marietta
Athens
Lima
Elyria
Wooster
Mansfield
Ashland
Delaware
Marion
Logan Gas Co managers to attend state Gas and Oil meeting
Manager William Adams and Treasurer Fred DuSendon of the local Logan Gas Co will attend the state meeting of the Gas and Oil Men's convention in Columbus Monday morning. The gathering is described as important with thorough discussion of the state's tax and GI situation.
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Wiliam Adams
Fred DuSendon
Logan Gas Co
Gas and Oil Men’s Convention
Columbus
Fragmented OCR: Miscellaneous items with numbers and names
Readable fragments show a jumble of terms and figures including coins, percentages, weights, personal names, and place-like words. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge beyond scattered references.
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WC. T. US
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Pariz
Taft
Millerand
Peustare
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Onape
Juige
Lloyd George
Potson
John Attise
Murphy
Tolice
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RYS
Allorn
Herman A Schafer
Bridesner
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Csrones JS
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Rahns
War Department
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Ala
Alabama Power
George W. Norvis
Nebraska
Senate Agriculture
Weeks
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Pulize
Wood
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Pittsburgh
Kentucky
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