Carroll Ready to Leave Prison
Atlanta Georgia October 20 Carl Carroll New York theatrical producer was ready to leave the federal penitentiary today on parole after four months and twelve days of confinement. Formal release papers were expected from Washington and Carroll had paid a $2000 fine as part of his sentence. He would be eligible for release as soon as the papers were signed with Carroll in excellent physical condition.
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Atlanta
Gua
Carl Carroll
New York
Federal
Panola
Carroll
Washington
Charles T. Nelsan
Tclan
Prosecutor Is Member Of Klan
Montgomer y Alabama report states the state investigation into flogging included Ku Klux Klan members. Attorney General Chalee McCall announced indictments totaling 102 but later reversed himself and resigned from the Klan in a letter to the exalted cyclops.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ath
Sou B Hag
Klankman
Alabama
Ku Klux Klan
Chalee McCail
Kin
Cyclops
McCall
Klan Principles Public Advocacy Question Raised
The fragment suggests a figure publicly supporting Klan principles but facing unspecified implications or controversy. No further readable details clarify the stance or outcome.
Investigation claims Klan under lawless control
McCall’s letter declares the Klan has fallen under lawless leadership after months of inquiry. Burial held at Brownhelm cemetery. Attendees include relatives from Elyria and Springfield Masonic convention participants travel from Chicago and Cleveland for local events and church meetings. District Rebekah, American Legion, and Eastern Star members gathered for services, social events, and reorganization efforts in Amherst and Elyria. Burglaries in Columbus noted with youths masking identities. Chicago council hints at tax rate changes as village utilities approach self sufficiency.
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McCall
Funeral rites for Martin Schmunk held in Amherst
Oct 20 funeral rites for the late Martin Schmunk were largely attended. Services were held from the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Leutzler on Jackson Street then at E Brownhelm Evangelical Church with Rev Charles Holzworth officiating. Mr and Mrs R H Hearn sang three vocal duets. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Pallbearers named: George Stick, Carl Muller, William Miller, Conrad Northeim.
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Amherst
Martin Schmunk
Fred Leutzler
Jackson St
E Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Charles Holzworth
R H Hearn
George Stick
Carl Muller
Wiatliam Miller
Conrad Northeim
Velexram Want Ad Appears On Chronicle Page
An advertisement for Velexram appears in The Chronicle’s classified page. The small print notes product features and pricing, with bold emphasis on new stock and limited-time offers. The listing invites readers to contact the dealer for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Velexram
Lt Paya
King of Egypt to Visit Paris for Formal Entry
The King of Egypt, Fuad, prepares for a formal entry to Paris from Versailles. The route through Bois de Boulogne is reserved for state visitors, a path once used by President Wilson for peace talks. The Egyptian party arrived at Versailles and spent the night.
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Paris
Kine Fuad
Weypt
Faris
Versailles
Lang
Rue Retieue
Bois de Honegne
Wilson
Yestenga
Donahey Heads to Westchester for Homecoming
Governor Donahey left Columbus for Westchester in Tuscarawas County to speak at his hometown homecoming. He spent his boyhood days in the area and looked forward to an old fashion roast as part of the celebrations.
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Columbus
Donahey
West‘chester
Tuscalawas County
Westchester
Govvernor Donahey
Donvahey
Gov
Kidney health advertising claims flushes kidneys with salts
An advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble by drinking soft water and four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It describes kidney overwork from rich foods, explains the salts as a grape and lemon acid mix with lithia, and promotes regular kidney flushing as preventing bladder issues and general decline.
Cow in Every American Family May Come With Modern Feeding
A milk dealer argues that city residents still rely on farm cows via farmers or dealers, noting historical wagon travel and the idea of a cow for every family. He cites scientific feeding and breeding lifting milk production about eight fold since a century ago, while consumption grows.
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U.S
Columbus
International Association of Milk
America
Magicians to Meet at Waparonet in West Central Maine
Waparonet hosts a gathering of magicians as the village prepares for a ceremonial road dedication. Event signals local celebration and regional magician turnout with planning underway.
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Waparonet
Waparoneta
Western Centra
Shoes That Help Women Walk Comfortably
A health focused note explains that proper footwear is essential as women take many steps daily. It contrasts bulky, sagging shoes with supportive options to prevent pain and improve comfort.
Ohio Magicians to Convene in Wapakoneta November 15
National Brotherhood of Magicians announces monthly meeting in Wapakoneta on November 15 led by I. G. Herman, president. Over 65 members from the profession are expected, with several prominent artists invited to attend.
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Ohio
Wapakonota
Ting Three
National Brotherhood of Magicians
I. G. Herman
Ring
District Bible Students Conference To Be Held In Kenton
More than 1200 are expected to attend a district conference of the Inter national Bible Students at Kenton on October 23. Delegates travel from Marion Shelby Auglaize Hancock and neighboring counties to join readings and discussions at the event.
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Kenton
Inter al Bible
Marton
Shelby
Jen
Auglaize
Hancok
Hes
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Klan
Newton A McCully
Navy Yard
Charleston
Olga Mrundycher
Reval
Russa McCully
Uurmeg
McCurly
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Broad St
Win Hasenphug
Carl Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
A F Fuerstnen
Chicago
Adam Muiller
Charles Muller
Frank Kuellmer
Elyria
Richard Brechmacher
Walter Bechtel
George Kopenhafer
Springfield
A P. Roth Cleveland
Marsh Hart
Axtel St
St Peter's Catholic Church
Ridgeville
Joseph Baxter
Ada Purcell
L. Stough
Stough
Young Peoples’ League of St. John
Pontiac
Mich
Lillian Bodman
Albert Clevelard
R. A Pelt
Wirst
W OA Tabbert
South Amherst
American Legion
Legion
Henry Ficht
Wil- Spint Dwyer
Cleveland
Charles Stastny
Lerain
William Ruth
Bronnhelm Stone City Chapter
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Allen McMaster
el Piso
Texas
Worcester
Lakewood
Pen Gawn
William Coburn
Mary Mahkorn
A K Jennehag
Nas
WCTU
Frank Knellmer
Finegald
Martin Dock
Hlyria
Willams
Hdlyria
Roy Penn
Hur-Lelara
Walter
Light Planta
B. A. Jenne
Cooking
Manhattan
Crbisco
Isco
Johnny Cake
New England
Accia
Mary Brown - Lewers
Chronicle - Telegram
Crisco
Egypt
Erner
Lima
Victrola
Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School
Store Records
Ortictrola Igs
Low County
Regume
Lita
Frederick ‘Ton
Eureka
Joseph Wild
Frederick Walton
U.S.A
Wild
Wild’s
John Lersch
Wldio
John Lersch Company
Bow
Denichi
Mptinfitiy
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