Security Pact Declared Conqueror of War by Chamberlain
Paris Oct 20 Austen Chamberlain British foreign minister said the Locarno security pacts have conquered war and were warmly received by European peoples He noted the pacts must be completed soon to keep hatred from reigniting and that Great Britain will back League of Nations disarmament efforts
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Paris
Austen Chamberlain
London
Europe
Chamberlain
Brown
League of Nations
Chambérlainiin
Great
Tax Plan Debates Split Over Cutting Revenue
Washington reports reveal a fight on the tax bill as Secretary Mellon backs a 230 million dollar cut while Ways and Means members push revenue points. Discussions include limiting deductions, restoring high income taxes, and proposals from industries on raising revenue without taxing their sector. Representative Olgefld of Arkansas remains active in the debate.
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Washington
Treas
Mellon
High Inc
Oléfeid
Arkamsa
Youths Fined for Using Tractor to Tow Auto
Three youths were fined after using a stalled tractor to pull their auto into the roadway. Warrants were sworn out in Justice J. George's office. Gibson and Kenelly pled guilty and were fined one dollar plus costs.
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Henneth Ginson
Peetes
Justice
Gibson
Kenelly
Eac Suilty
Cabinet discusses naming 180 successor to senator
A White House conference on October 20 discussed appointing a successor to Senator Ralston of Indiana with President Coolidge, Brett Sands, and Joseph B. Keeling in attendance. Indiana Governor Ed Jackson is expected to make the appointment. Beveridge or Jackson rumored for the post. A $410000 gem theft in Pittsburgh reported. diamonds valued at 40 to 50 thousand dollars stolen from Harry Serber during sleep. Lorain reports bus referendum ahead with plans for 50 thousand dollars of new buses and five new vehicles to be donated.
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Washington
Ralston
Indiana
Coolidge
Brett Sands
Joseph B. Keeling
Republican National
Jackson Biz
Beveridge
Pittseburgh
Harry Serber
Wachman and
Lorain
Avon Village Approves Road Plan
Avon Village approves a new road project amid public input and budget considerations. Officials say the plan will improve traffic flow and safety, with construction set to begin later this year.
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Avon Village
Butler Remains Inconclusive On Philadelphia Action
Fragmentary notes show political tensions with references to Butler and Philadelphia. The text mentions President Coolidge and possible denial of requests, along with police involvement and a potential securing of Major Kendrick, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
Amherst seeks six inch water main extension to Beaver Creek
The Amherst Park commissioners approve the Amherst Water Works plan to lay a six inch water main starting at the Country Club west of Lorain, extending to Beaver Creek. Three laterals will serve Lorain Land Coonsilateral, Kolbe road area, and the Brenner property, with water supplied from Elyria Water Works.
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Beaver
Amherst _ V
Sion
Country Club
Lorain
Beaver Creek
Lorain Land
Kolbe
Brenner
Amherst Water Works
Elyria Water Works
Denies Crew Alcohol In Comanche Disaster Probe
Captain Curry of the Comanche told G. W. Harney, head of the steamboat inspection service, that the only intoxicated crew member on the night of the fire was a negro waiter. The hearing into the disaster was in Jacksonville on October 20.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Curry
G. W. Harney
United States Steamboat Inspection Service
Record Break For Nu Ney CE Mart Circulation Surge
Washington reports rising circulation at Nu Ney CE Mart indicating broad prosperity. Fact figures show October cash in circuit reaching 5.625 billion as buying power shifts and basic establishments meet demand, with the era described as lifting business activity since November 1920.
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Ito
Fgires
Siamber
Bud Fisher to Wed Countess De Beaumont
Cartoonist Bud Fisher reveals romance with Countess Aedus De Beaumont after returning from Paris aboard the Leviathan. The widow, who has crossed the ocean thirty eight times, and Fisher plan to wed soon.
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Harry
Ratehorses
Aedus de Beaumont
Fisher
Paris
Countess de Beaumont
County clinic examines 45 crippled tots for care and rehabilitation
The State Health Department with city health offices and local clubs held a Sunday morning examination in the First Congregational Church for 45 crippled children. Pediatric specialists from Elgin and Cleveland evaluated each child to improve mobility and value through remedial work and rehabilitation.
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Onderland
Tapse
Ifeween State Department of Health
The
Gloria Rotary
Oberlin Exchange
Wellington
Woh. Hell
Elgins
Ww.c. Stearns
Cleveland
Orville Baldwin
Department of Health
E.S
Allen
Three Deng In Theky Ale Likely Fatal Fire Rescue Attempt
Unclear OCR text describes a fatal blaze during a rescue attempt involving young children under three years old. Details are fragmented. probable context is a fire tragedy with victims and possible injuries. No verifiable names or locations readable.
Lorain Woman Burned in City Fire
A Lorain woman, aged 21, was severely burned with burns to her body arms and limbs in a mysterious blaze. She was found in critical condition after neighbors put out the fire as she ran into the street screaming near St Joseph's Hospital.
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Lorain
Uct
St Joseph's
Prowler Found At West Side Home
Mrs. W. B. Jordan on West Side reported a prowler last night who entered her home at 332 Furnace Street. Steve Suet Osh, 38, of Cleveland, was detained on suspicion and booked on two charges after police found him attempting to escape and unsure of his actions.
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Prowler
West Side
W. B. Jordan
Steve Suetosh
Cleveland
Teborer
Jorda
Furnace Street
Mayoralty Editorial Endorses W.N. Harding in Elyria
The Chronicle-Telegram editorial defends publishing news without bias while endorsing W.N. Harding for mayor. It praises his business experience, integrity, and commitment to law enforcement and sound administration, noting party loyalty and a favorable Republican ticket. It cites a three-candidate primary and broad voter support.
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Chronicle-Telegram
W.N Harding
Swhich
Elyria
Regulation of All Auctions Ordinance Drafted by Council
The council and solicitor prepared an ordinance regulating all auctions. The August body discussed other actions and raised questions at last evening’s session.
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Ci Iby Solicitor
Aia
Stutt
Sanitary Police Warn On Garbage Disposal Violations
The Sanitary Police warn of arrests for violations of the city ordinance on disposal outside residences. Williams explains receptacle rules and air tight metal cans while noting a planned disposal plant for Elyria and nearby towns remains a dream. Burn or bury garbage indoors is allowed to avoid breaches.
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The
Williams
Elyria
Oherliz
Amherst
Detective Zarake Medicide Mad Perils in Corn Medicine Claim
Odicer F W Zarake of the Silvia police department becomes a purveyor of corn medicine in spare time. Officer L E Sweet injures his toe on a projecting iron pipe at the police headquarters and jokes about using corn medicine. Autothief ring escapes Cleveland detectives return empty handed noting a farmhouse connection and possible suspect possibly headed to Buffalo New York.
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Odicer
F.w.zarake
Sllvia ‘Police Department
Owcer L. E. Sweet
Police
Sweet
Corm
Zarnke
Zarke
Art Simmons
Iocar
Cleveland
Burton
Ohio
Buffalo
N. Y
Edna Jones Speaks on Greece and Classical Countries
At SLISE AB MEE OF THOES a talk by Edna Jones of Styria High School is announced. The speaker will cover First-Hand Knowledge of The Classical Countries and observations from Greece. About 350 teachers are expected to attend.
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Slise
THOES
Edna Jones
Styria
Greece
Former Boarder Kills 15 Year Old in Cleveland
In Cleveland a boarder, Klaus Harrison, 23, killed 15 year old Claudine Klats after a family visit at Casper hospital. Police say Harrison fired two shots, one into the girl's brain, then tried to shoot himself but was restrained. He later died as investigators questioned him about motives.
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Cleveland
Ted
Marde Klaus
Jota Harrison
Klaus
Central Police
Casper Hospital
Harrison
Campaign spirit urged by local church group
A $10,000 church campaign is planned to erect a building or purchase property for church purposes. A meeting is set for this evening at Mrs. George Mertas 134 West Bridge Street to select trustees and outline plans. Rev J C Stelacman of Sandusky will lead.
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George Mertas
West Bridge Street
Campenlor Willl
3. C. Stelacman
Sandusky
Poll Works and Voter Access Raised by Clerks
Fragmentary remarks describe clerks facing intrusion during vote counting and pressure from candidates. One clerk notes attempts to pry into residence histories and the timing of counts, while another mentions dogs barking during door checks and tampering fears.
Stranded Colored Family Helped After Station Encounter
R K Russell of the Obdermnrd reports to police that a red coupe with a baby stopped at his filling station seeking shelter for the night. The couple, without funds or protection, could not find a place in the Negro settlement. Lucas arranged shelter for them with Jerry Evans and provided money for the man to ride a local train to work the next morning. Police probe liquor license rules in Loban. bootleggers allegedly mobilizing others to obtain licenses, police vow action.
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R. K.rusell
Obdermnrd
Lucas
Nésro
Jerry Evans
Chestnut Street
Othem
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