President Urges Better Teachers and Higher Educational Support
The President spoke at a ceremony noting an educational crisis and calling for more and better teachers and higher salaries. He urged lifting up Macedonian standards for schools and praised educators while lamenting growing disparities between faculty pay and student costs. He warned many youths do not live up to education's value and urged professors to see students’ parental sacrifices as motivation to persist.
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Pligge
Reir
Court of Appeals To Hear Lauer Decker Appeal
Martin Lauer has appealed a $1000 judgment against George Decker for slander. The case will be reviewed by the Court of Appeals after bond is set, with a November 14 date announced by County Clerk Will Ams.
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Court of Appeals
Ead
Will Ams
Pact ratified. two candidates named for Berlin ambassador
Washington notes the German peace treaty ratification as the last step to end the war. President Harding’s two choices for ambassador to Berlin are Celene William Boyce Thompson of Yonkers and Representative Alanson B. Houghton of Corning.
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Washington
Berlin
Germany
Gerard
Harding
Celene
William Boyce Thompson
Yonkers
Alanson B Houghton
Corning
Doctors Battle to Save Seven Nurses in Poisoning Case
In Chicago on October 19 doctors fought to save seven nurses from West End hospital who fell critically ill after eating poisoned candy sent to Miss Rosenfeld and shared with colleagues. Chemists found the box contained enough poison to kill many, with several acquaintances of Rosenfeld questioned by police.
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Chicago
West End
Rosenfeld
Theresa Ihfe
Grace Breakstone
Alma Dernfeildy
Helen Leslie
Anna Ruble
Daisy Casey
Ywfiss Rosenfeld
Wiliam
Benjamin Zimmermen
Widow Held for Questioning in Safeblower Murder
Chicago police questioned Mrs Shope widow of Frederik Shope after a fatal safeblowing. Investigators linked the case to criminals known as Charles Reiser while noting the landlords owned properties valued above 190000. Mrs Shope said she was turning away when Charlie shot himself and was the only person present.
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Chicago
Frederik Shope
Charles Reiser
Mrs Shope
Charlie
Industrial Indoor Baseball League Opens This Evening
The Industrial Indoor Baseball League begins with practice games tonight at 7 30 pm on Wednesday nights. Teams include Automagic Screw Co American Lace Enameled Products General Phonograph and Columbia Steel Co. Visitors are welcome and admission is free.
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Industrial Indoor Baseball League
Automagic Screew Co
American Lace, Enameled Products General Phonograph
Columbia Steel Co
Sinn Fein Delegation Convenes on Finances at Peace Talks
A Sinn Fein delegation met with British officials in London to discuss financial matters at the Irish peace conference. Robert Horne, chancellor of the exchequer, attends as a principal figure while a republic of Ireland is not yet central to talks. Sir James Craig maintains a cautious stance as Sinn Fein delegates push for early consulting with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The formal sessions are set to resume later this week as committees work.
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London
Inn Fein
Rob Rt
Menmon
Republic of Ireland
James Craig
Ian Feir
Premer Lioyd
George
Busi
American troops to stay on Rhine after treaty
Washington reports say American forces will not be withdrawn immediately after the German peace treaty ratification. Secretary Weeks says whether troops return rests with the State Department, though some officials predict a continued Rhine presence for some time.
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Wilttansberg
Rhine
Harding
State Department
Labor Board Faces Trial as Rail Strike Tensions Rise
Washington reports the U S railway labor board teeters amid wage disputes and anti strike pressure. Senate leaders demand drastic changes if negotiations falter. Cleveland conference among four railroad brotherhood chiefs delayed due to leadership absence with a key Chicago meeting planned.
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Plorees
Traim Cerrice
Helpec
American Federation of Labor
Washington
United States
Raiway Labor Board
Chicago
Brotherhoods
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Labor Board
Cummins
Cleveland
Eaders
Be Four
Owly
TCC Crihken
LFE Shepnard
Order of Railway Conductors
Marriage Licenses in Lorain Chronicle Telegram
Charles Geeper and Anna Hedinah Lorain appear in local marriage licenses notes. The snippet lists names and local context from the Lorain Chronicle Telegram classifieds section.
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Charles Geeper
Locomovie
Anna Hedinah
Lorain
Prient
Former Rogerl ie Man Passes Amay
Friends in Kidcerville and Green Springs mourn the death of Garlord Peria 48 of Greenprists Ohio aged 48 son of Mr and Mrs William Perga He is survived by his wife and a brother Cecil Funeral services will be held at the family home in Green Springs Friday afternoon.
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A. Kidcerville
Garlord Peria
Green “Prists
Ohio
William Perca
Owen
Cecil
World at a new era of freedom and cooperation
President Harding stresses a shift to popular government and global interdependence. He argues nations must cooperate beyond borders to preserve civilization, citing America's aid to France and the need for common purposes and peace.
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Engand
France
Great Britain
Froms
Ciizen
Yorktown
Eason
Wooster Area Social Notes Bring Visits and Travels
Mre Charles Curry of Wooster spent Sunday with Miss Rebekah Coarad Circle No 16 of the Methodist church will meet at 2 o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. Frame of Lorain was the great Monday of Mre Charles Barten. Mr. John Lorden of Detroit visiting her aunt Miss Dredrick. The Hoosters club dinner postponed to Friday night. Ange Anderson left for Millersburg for a month. M's Dorothy Harr of Kipton visiting her brother and his wife. Miss Ruby Boughton leaves for Boston to visit her aunt. Mr. and Mrs George E Harr and Mrs Tom Maddock back from auto trip. Eagles to hold dances at Broad streets hall Thursday. Committee listed for local music. Phillips, McClenden, Armage, Winkingen, Burke to Put-in-Bay for a few days. Mir and Mrs Bert Liedorff guests. Clair Crurch of Colin and Art Kamke of Toledo visiting. Tigred Social club to meet Friday for all day gathering. Mrs Henry Miller hosting. Mrs Mary Miller of Washington traveling. sister Mrs Hi B Isler hosting. Will relocate to Elyria. Rollin T Reefy left for Peitham after month at Put-in Bay. Reefy couple occupied summer home at Patin Bay. WJ Roth welcomed grandson James Maloney, nine years old, staying indefinitely. Miss Alta Reefy returned from Put-in Bay trip. Mrs Reefy accompanying. Mrs Reefy visiting Geneva before returning to Pelham, NY. Smoke Judge Taft cigar ad.
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Alta Reefy
Reef More
Put-in Bay
Reefr
Wiss Reefy
Elyria
Geneva
Pelham
N Y
Tanlac credited with restoring health after 15 years
A Lomayne woman recounts a 15 year decline ending when she started taking Tanlac. She describes severe stomach issues weight loss and nerve trouble. After three bottles she reports regained appetite weight and strength with calm nerves and sound sleep. Ad features Adolphus Ebert Elyria and druggists distributing Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Vira Maud Menne
West Jefferson St. Lomayne
Kat
Sam
Elyria
Adolphus Ebert
Advt
Markets Cleveland October Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Market listings show varied pricing for produce and goods in Cleveland with items such as poultry apples cranberries and vegetables priced per pound or unit. Readable entries include turkey apples cabbage potatoes and fowl with differing rates noted for high and lower grade products.
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Cleveland
Burer
Ohio
Organic Phosphate Tonics Advertised in 19th Century
An OCR fragment touts a pure organic phosphate product from FT Hague marketed in New York and Paris. It claims to increase weight and strength and revive youth and vitality, targeting readers with promises of enhanced physical and sexual vigor.
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Kore
FT Hague
New York
Paris
Police Chief King and Detective Lea Face Dismissed Cases
Police Chief King and Detective Lea were seen leaving court after numerous cases against them were dismissed. Jack Wrobel, previously involved, was also mentioned in the proceedings as the docket moved forward.
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King
Lea Rain
Jack Wrobel
Indicted defendants face dismissed property case actions
Rested for receiving stolen property, three defendants faced $51,100 in damages after indictments. trial set, then Wrobel’s attorney dismissed the action. A similar suit by Gur Brooks for $50,000 was dismissed. Brooks is in prison for burglary. Albert Matusek’s $50,000 case was continued to next Tuesday for trial, expected to be dropped.
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Wrobels
Gur Brooks
Brooks
Albert Matusek
Boyle Must Serve Term After Parole Granted
Morning session records show William Boyle of Lorain granted parole after the grand jury indicted him for auto theft. He pleaded guilty and was ordered to serve his term.
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Wm. Boyle
Johe¢ Thompson
Willam Boyte
Lorain
Sheriff Orders Five Day Stay to Reformatory
The sheriff was given five days to deliver him to the reformatory.
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Charles Curry of
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Rebekah Coarad
Cirle No
Methodist Church
Frame
Charles Barten
Kenyon Street
John Lorden
Detroit
Miss Dredrick
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Hoosters’ Club
Ange Anderson
Millerspurgh
M's
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Kipton
Ed Harr
Kenyon Avenue
Ruby Boughton
Lodstreet
Boston
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e C H_ Rothe
George E Harr
Tom Maddock
Last Avenue
Rowsburg and Polk, Ohio
R J Myers
Eagies
Broadtreets
Ce W Phillips
J C McClenden
Jim Armtage
H G Winkingen
J F Burke
Elvria
Putin Bay
Mir
Bert Liedorff
Wir
Wwe
Clair Crurch
Art Kamke
Toledo
Tne Tigred
Henry Miller
Lake Avenue
Frank Beal
West River Street
Mary Miller
Hi B Isler
Fourteenth Street
Margaret
Willer
Rollin T Reefy
F S Reefy
Peitham
Reefy
Patin Bay
Wrs
WJ Roth
Wurstcourt
James Maloney
Newport
Master Maloney
Taft
Louisville
Geo. A. Clark Co
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Crystal
Coen St
Phose
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