Protest Over Trade Barriers Heard From Global Banks
Paris reports a new protest against trade barriers as the International Chambers of Commerce endorses a reform agenda. The pledge seeks abolition of compulsory laws for foreigners, export duties, and restrictions on raw-material exports, while condemning ad valorem duties and tariff shifts by decree.
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Paris
Council of the International Chambers of Commerce
International Banker
International Chambers of Commerce
New York
Queen of Romania Tours U S Naval Academy Amid Rain
Queen Marie of Romania visited Annapolis and reviewed midshipmen despite heavy rain. She spoke with officers at the commandant’s house before motorizing to Baltimore, then New York, with plans indicating Western Canada and Montreal on her itinerary.
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Annapolis
Queen Mac Roumania
United States Naval Academy
Risstat
Cie
Nutton
Acastem
Bentimore
New York
Annapol
Oro Dar Ad Tha
Marrland Stabole
Acadews
Adi Nation
Western Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Victor
California
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Marie
Tainax
Baltimore
Agmapol
Maryland
Queen Marie Heads New York Visit Amid Royal Tour
The article notes Queen Marie’s tour schedule with a crowded program including a public library visit and a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the great hall. It mentions the royal entourage arriving in Philadelphia and plans to depart for New York, with a late morning return.
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Opera House
Brutins
Queen to Tour America Behind Guarded Departure
The Queen plans a wide U S tour with rail and security oversight. She will travel as a queen and attend public events including a World War Memorial reception, meeting a cross section of American democracy.
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Sec
Marie
America
New York
Merle
Coelidge
Evertesy
Kleig Lights Arte
Exhumation Sought in Hall Mills Case
Prosecution moves to exhume the bodies of Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Ile Mills in the apple tree murder investigation. A woman previously linked to the case is expected to be brought before a grand jury along with others as new charges may be filed.
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Edward W. Hall
Ile Mills
Strane Apple Tree
Aevu
Tophis
Grand
Fae
Surdan
Typhoid Fatal to Amherst College Student
Amherst college authorities placed sterilization precautions after the death of Harry R. Hunter Jr of Brooklyn New York a sophomore, amid typhoid fears on campus.
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Amherst College
Ambrksi
Mas
Harry R. Hunter, Jr
Brooklyn
Local Auto Club Attends Columbus Meeting
Henry Mill leads the return of a Lorain County Automobile Club to Columbus for the annual meeting of Ohio auto clubs. Delegates discuss cow and proposed automated question at the gathering.
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Columbus
Henry Mill
Lorain County
Columbue
Ohio
Thamasebishi Fined in Agrarian Court Disorderly Conduct
Ber Thamasebishi was fined $1 and court costs after a disorderly conduct incident on East Street. He and companions refused warnings and became insolent when approached by officers.
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Thamasebishi
Gurla
Uglse
Thomuscheski
Smoking brakes trigger alarm at Cambridge car fire
Squad Co. 1 and Engine Co. were dispatched at 6.56 to Ledistree when an automobile on fire was reported. On arrival firefighters found the sedan owned by Paul Fillo of Cambridge Ave Rus with smoking brakes from the emergency brake being left on. only brake bands were damaged.
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Engine Co
Ledistree
Paul Fillo
Cambridge
Averus
Will Hear Editor of a One Lladdr Sb Atoms Reg Noonday
Hopwood is expected to report to New On Oct 28 Rabbit pc will speak to the Club after a dinner at the Filk'ns Club at 30 pm. The evening meeting will be Ladies Night at the Ki wads Club and every member is asked to bring his wife.
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M . AL. Tomorow
Hopwood
Car Backed Into Kushman Vehicle on East River Street
Edward I. Kushman reported to police that after parking his car behind another on East River Street north of the innercut, the second driver backed into his vehicle and damaged the spotlight, fender, and glass.
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Edward I. Kushman
East River Street
Paroled From Jam Anne AL and Donald Johns
Paroled inmates Anne AL and Donald Johns released after morning hearing by officials Justice George Proer DA Baird and Sheriff FP Underhill. Parole follows thirty day period with recommendations from the authorities.
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Anne AL
Johns Donald
Stoners
Justice George
DA Baird
Sherile
A. Underhill
Edna Me
Hand of Chicago Gangmen Seen in California Crime
Chicago gang murder case surfaces in California with the indictment of Chester C L Kempley by a San Diego grand jury on charges of soliciting and accepting ten thousand dollars in connection with a murder trial. Tom Johnson and Hugh McGovern of Chicago coerced. Indictment linked to Richard Kuttrelle, noted attorney. Kempster denies involvement.
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Chicago
California
Gane
Chester CL Kempley
San Diego
Crand
Tom Johnson
Hugh McGovern
Chi
George McMahon
Kempley
Richard Kuttreile
Kempster
Kuttrella
Emma Goldman barred from reentry to the United States
The Bureau of Immigration announced that Emma Goldman now Mrs James Colton a British subject will not be allowed to reenter the United States under any circumstances. Goldman previously deported ten years ago for advocating overthrow of the U S government and is reported to be in Montreal after a stint in Rossh and a subsequent marriage in England to a Scottish miner.
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Washington
Emma Goldman
James Colton
United States
Bureau of Lue
Colton Janda
Montreal
Dhiarres
Rossh
England
Tries to Save Money From Fire Fatally Burned
In Secundisville West Virginia on October 20 Frank Forme rushed into a burning home hoping to salvage $82 000 intended for his six motherless children. Firefighters later recovered his charred body from the ruins as authorities care for the children.
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Secundisville
Wo Va
Frank Forme
Brremen
Othe
Seven Juveniles Escape Detention Home in Cincinnati
Five boys and two girls escaped the Juvenile Place of Detention in Cincinnati using a smuggled master key. The youths fled the institution early in the morning on October 20, prompting a search. Local authorities investigate how the key came into circulation and which inmates aided the break.
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Cincinnate
Child in Cradle Burned to Death
A baby named John Kaverhart, son of Wrenn Mere, perished when flames from an oil stove set his cradle ablaze. The mother had left the home to visit a neighbor, and the dwelling was destroyed by fire.
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Wrenn Mere
John Kaverhart
Pape Soh to Udg Whtne So Tor Frenchy Pape Soh
Dorothy Kirk died in Cleveland as claimed from a liver disease not poison. The defense invoked letters by Frenchy Balanesea amid manslaughter proceedings to a student, with testimony from Dr Marion A Blankechorn linking a drug to the fatal illness.
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Kirk
Cleveland
Dorothy Kirk
Nat
Erimil
Frenchy" Balanescu
Ial
Marion A. Blankechorn
Woman swimmer sets record in Hudson River 100 mile trek
Mrs Lottie Moore Schoemmell mother red cross nurse and New York's only woman life guard completes a 100 mile swim from Tyckman Street to the Battery landing at 2 PM. She beat the previous champ Mille Gade Coron in rough channel waters along the Hudson.
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New York
Lottie Moore Schoemmell
Guanl
Athans
Hudson
Tyckman Street
Indiana Campaign Funds and Corruption Allegations Surface
National figures including Julius Rosenwald testify about campaign funds and alleged influence in Indiana politics. The Republican National Committee reports raising 150000 for nationwide efforts while Magill questions a rumored 290000 fund. Rosenwald criticizes Smith's campaign, and Wet interests push against liquor expansion as Reed weighs federal inquiries into Hoosier state political finance.
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Frank L Smith
Jim
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Borbuck & Company
Rosenwald
Smith
Quiry
Abraham Lincoln
Hrpublican
Hugh Magri
Senate
Reed
A. D. Plamondon
Faull Thieie
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Toon
Fea
Thiele
United States
Wall Street interests accused in Illinois primary smear campaign
Charges from the Democratic side claim Wall Street interests funded slush literature to defeat Senators James E Watson and Arthur Robinson for opposing the world court. Allegations linked Watson and Robinson to Klan agreements to gain support, with further names tied to campaign activity. The inquiry, led by Rev. O Brien and state league officials, suggests the probe will extend through the week.
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Julius Yiionaire
Imore
Deza Ho
Northwestern Varsity
Robert &. O'Brien
Method Episcopal Minster
Ant/Saloon league
Dean Holyete
George H. Safford
League
Five Divorce Petitions Filed In Court
Five divorce petitions were filed today. Details include disputes over child custody and alimony. One case cites cruelty, another cites neglect of duty, and spouses named include Radnvich, Mildred Rod eanse, Agnes Clarkson and Wade Clarkson.
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Radnvich
Mildred Rodeanse
West
Agnes Clarkson
St Wade Clarkson
Carne Bass
Clarence Bass
Cstody
Hheir
Steam generation at boiling point under pressure
The volume of water measured at ordinary temperature yields about 2,870 volumes of steam when boiled at atmospheric pressure.
Lorain Voters Set Bond Questions Across County
Voters in Lorain County will decide on a series of bond issues totaling 3 190 900 dollars. The city seeks 900 000 for a new sewer disposal plant while the county proposes 2 199 090 for a bridge project on Black River. A 16 000 road enlargement plan and a 500 bond for a disposal plant are also on the ballot along with local school tax levies and a Grafton referendum on heating lighting and electricity provision.
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Lorain
Peron
Senate
Kia Lownstip
Gulf Road
Coun
Grafton
October 25 Proclamation to be Approved by Parliament
London dispatch reports the emergency state continuing in Great Britain. The kin strot ey for due to so coal Parliament is summoned to meet October 25 to approve the proclamation. An official state of emergency is noted as the situation develops.
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Great Britain
London
Marketwire Cleveland and Toledo Market Updates
Cleveland and Toledo report mixed commodity prices with grains, butter, and poultry. Hog and cattle receipts are listed with price ranges, while Liberty bonds in New York show tentative quotations as of October 20.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
United & Receipts
Shipmenas
Wisconsin
esota-Nort
Dakota
Colorado
Ryebarley
Toledo Gratin
Toledo
Timothy—Ashold
Liberty Bonds
New York
Get
Liberty Bond
New
Workman slain in riots in Athens
A riot over a printers strike in Athens ends with one worker killed, several wounded, many arrests, and police firing over protesters' heads. Soldiers intervene at the Central Telegraphic office as demonstrators refuse to disperse. Newspapers are issued in reduced form.
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Central Telegraphic Office
Hamburg Hosts Holiday Dress For Liner Launch
Hamburg celebrates the launching of the new Hamburg American liner New York or Hamburg with a holiday dress day. Mrs James Jo Walker is to christen the ship in New York City's honor as mayor presides. The city presents a riot of flags and bunting, with Stars and Stripes prominent among displays. A large turnout from Masonic groups attends ceremonies for the corner stone laying and parade later today.
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Hamburg
Germany
New York
James Jo Walker
New York City
Will Christen
Lay Cornehstowe
Debate on primary reform and delegate selection policy
The speech argues for keeping power with the people and warns that delegate and convention systems risk corruption. It calls for primary reforms to reduce costs, expands direct appeal by various groups, and suggests constitutional routes to improve representation without heavy changes.
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