Republicans plan county campaign tour with Ralph Cole
A party tour is planned across the county if weather allows. Ralph Cole and Carmi m m governor candidate are to speak at Elyria at 6 30 pm with stops at Ta Grange Grafton Wellington Ober Ha South Amherst Amherst and Lorain. Women are urged to join the caravan by auto.
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Ralph Cole
Car'Phompeon
Elyria
Carmi
Peechea
Ta- Grange
Grafton
Wellington
Ober- Ha
South Amherst
Amherst
Lorain
49th Annual W C T U Convention Held in Findlay
The 49th annual Ohio W C T U convention concluded in Findlay with over 600 delegates and large crowds. Lorain County won a silk banner for membership gains and placed third statewide, while Mrs Nellie M Hill and other county leaders received prizes for service and essays. County president Mrs Florence D Richard was reelected as officers urged opposition to the Wine and Beer Amendment and support for dry candidates statewide. Noted speakers included Gifford Gordon Austra Va Lora La Manse St Louis Mo Mrs Aznua Jones Johnstown Pa Mrs Nellie Burger Springfield Mo and J A White Columbus.
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W. C. T. U. 0? Ghigo
Findlay
America
Lorain County
Franklin County
Cuyahoga County
Nellie M. Hill
Florence D. Richard
Richards
Gifford Gordon
Austra Va
Lora la Manse
St. Louis
Mra
Aznua Jones
Johnstown
Nellie Burger
Springfield
J. A. White
Columbus
Sleep Makes Man Normal in Cincinnati Prisoner Siege
Pryor Earl Hutchinson a 25 year old ex marine held his home three weeks after being sent to a sanitarium He barricaded himself in his bedroom since yesterday evening Threatened to kill his father unless he could prove he did not cause his confinement Police stormed in and found him awake and rational He is taken to park quarters for safe keeping The veteran who lost hearing in France had been doing light work until nerves prompted the hospital transfer.
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Cincinnati
Pryor Earl Hutchinson
Big Mother
Young Hutchinson
Pare
Hutchingon
France
Jury to Try Cathorne Realer for Double Murder
Philadelphia prosecutors prepare to attempt a jury to try 22 year old Cathorne Realer for the murder of her husband and his stenographer Mild Geraldine Reckitt. The trial opening follows exhausting voir dire with prosecutors using numerous peremptory challenges while the defense has used a number themselves.
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Philadelphia
Mra. Cathorne Realer
Wi Bseed
Mild- Geraldine Reckitt
Wea Com
We Defense
Immediate Action Against Rats With Tube Based Destroyer
A fragment promotes a rat control product alleging urgent action to wipe out a deadly rodent menace. Mentions a device described as a tube based destroyer and a maker or promoter named Cruzdall or similar, with emphasis on guaranteed results and immediate impact.
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Boldfey M.A
Cruzdall
Roundup of Suspects in Big Bond Theft
Minneapolis report notes three more of the 26 indicted by a federal grand jury in a nationwide plot to dispose of 6.09 million dollars in stolen bonds from mail robberies mainly in New York and Chicago. Arrests bring total to twelve. James Connelly and Margaret Connelly, both former Minneapolis residents, and bond salesman Clarence O. Radcliffe were named. The Connellys posted 6,990 dollars bond while Radcliffe remained detained due to lack of bond.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Chicago
James Connelly
Margaret Connelly
Clarence
Radcliffe
Connelly
Guilty of murder in the trial de cree in Baltimore
Walter Socolaw found guilty of homicide in Townson for killing William B. Norris on August 18. The jury announced the verdict amid a chilly courtroom scene as Locdlaw received a life sentence and was sent to the penitentiary after 9 30. Legal staff and spectators endured the night in heavy wraps.
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Baltimore
Townson
Walter Socolaw
William B. Norris
Locdlaw
Curious crowds attend double funeral after love tragedy
MARION October 21 Hundreds of curious gathered for the funerals of Mrs. William Garfield and John R. Kingery. Kingery killed Garfield in a love dispute, then died by suicide. He had boarded at the Garfield home for three years. Pastor J. D. Darling of Wailey M E church preached both services two hours apart as attendees moved between the two funerals.
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Marion
William Garfield
John R. Kingery
Kingery
Garfield
Sir. J. D. Darling
Waeley M. E
Arrest Woman for Loving 14 Year Boy in Cincinnati
Oct 21 police charge Miss Norah Rah 27 with disorderly conduct after detectives find her 14 year old acquaintance in another woman’s room. Investigators say Rah kissed the boy after giving him fruit, admits knowing the child for years and loving his father, claiming she loved his son as her own. She says she married a man named John Reed in Dayton, who was Mrs Simms’s husband, later obtaining a divorce.
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Cincinnati
Norah Reh
Mamia Simm
Aiss Rah
Miby Rah
Hold Negress on Charge of Assault and Robbery
Cincinnati dispatch reports two black women arrested after an attack on Feaking Cohen a 65 year old second hand clothing store owner who collapsed on the sidewalk and is listed in critical condition at City hospital. Cohen was beaten over the head with a hatchet and one suspect confessed aiding the robbery naming another suspect believed to wield the weapon. Police recovered stolen clothing at the home of the second suspect.
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Cincinnati
Feaking Cohen
City Hospital
Amherst Man Is Given Stiff Sentence
Steve Lacaix of Amherst was sentenced to six months in Toledon and fined 1?9 and costs by Justice J. C. Conaway for failing to provide for his two minor children. Sacsik and his wife are divorced, his mother-in-law Mrs. Julia Killian of Amherst holds custody of their child aged 10 and 5. Sacaik was located in Amherst. authorities arrested him after notification by his ex-wife.
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Steve Lacaix
Toledon
Justia
J. C. Conaway
Sacsik
Julia Killian
Amherst
London Surgeon Arrested For Bigamy
London surgeon Dr. Seddon faces bigamy charges in New York amid claims he wed Frances Web and a wealthy widow, A Hopper, while promising European travel. Reports say he lost fortune after two marriages and discussions of a Europe trip were halted by the court.
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New York
Seddon
Wacarreon & Werrant
Syfy
Pai Wealth
Hopper
Langa Mre
Dr. Seddon
Europe
Man seeks to set aside judgment over disputed note
Steve Prytnia of Lorain files suit against Eure Oroszy claiming the pretended note for 1000 dollars was unsigned and that the trade of real estate for services had no consideration. He alleges no notice of the case was received and asks the court to vacate the judgment to allow a reply in the case.
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Steve Prytnia
Lorain
Eure Oroszy
Oraszy
Clesa Prytula
Mary Dano Files Suit for Divorce
Mary Dano sues Clarence Dano for divorce citing separation since November after their July 1921 marriage in this city. She seeks custody of their child and alimony. He abandoned her in Toledo and wrote he would not live with her, ending their relationship.
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Mary Dano
Clarence Dano
Mearriet
Thie City
Toledo
Lorain Woman Divorced Over Three Years Absence
Lorain resident Ethel Gutvein was divorced from Louis Gutvein by Judge H G Redington this morning on grounds of three years wilful absence. Custody of their minor child awarded. A Frenchman has invented and constructed a wireless alarm clock. In Blam the law allows a debtor a clear three months. if unpaid, creditor may seek court order to seize and compel work until debt is worked off.
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Ethel Gutvein
Lorain
Louis Gutvein
H. G. Redington
Stocks edge higher at opening with mixed gains
Trading opened with a steadier tone in New York stocks on October 21. Mexican Pete rose to 33 dollars, Cosden gained to 50 1/8, Studebaker opened up 1 1/4 but lost gains, Reading rose to 84 2/2, Consolidated Gas advanced to 145 1/2, Steel Common inched to 109 1/4 and Baldwin to 143.
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New York
Pete
Cosden
Studebaker
Reading
Consolidated Gas
Steel Common
Baldwin
Ajax Rubber Stee
Alaska Gold
Allis Chalmers
American Smelting
Slug
Wee
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
Loy Butte & Superior
Wees
California Petroleum
Et Central Leather
Chesapeake & Onlo
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
Mil & St Paul Ae Chile Copper Ee
Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas Ee Ee
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Delaware & Hudson
Food Products
Erie
Gaenera
Moors
Goodrra
Gt Northern Ore
Inspiration Copper
Int. Nickel
Ant Paper
Kennecott
Lackawann Tee
Lehigh Valley
Merine A . Ak Marine Pr
Miami Copper
Mile Steel
Gilonal Enamel & Stamp
New York Central
Fea Eee
M.H. & Hartford Fs
Orfalk & Wee
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Peoples Guseaee
Pitts Coal
Iran & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texan Co
Union Pacific
Ind
Cleveland Livestock and Chicago Grain Mixed Market Recap
Cleveland cattle and calves show slow demand with calf sales top at 14.00 dollars and cattle receipts at 500, hogs 2000, sheep and lambs 1200 with top 15.00 while Chicago open reports irregular grain with corn and oats movement mixed and provisions firm. wheat and corn futures cited with lard and hog values noted.
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Eee
Chicago
Amherst G O P Rally Next Thursday Evening
Amherst Republicans announce a big banquet and rally for Thursday evening October 26 with local speakers and a large anticipated attendance. A Washington report notes Japanese responsibility for any disorders tied to withdrawal from Vishivostok and Alberta in a formal statement by Bohs Bkvirsky, representative of the far eastern bank.
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Republicans
Amherst
Washington
Vishivostok
Alberta
Bohts Bkvirsky
Far Aaatern Ranihitn
Obituary and campus notices from Oberlin and Brownhelm
Brownhelm obituary notes Mrs. Merv Theodore Wood died at Oberlin on October 14 after dwelling in Brownhelm most of life. Funeral services were held, with Rev. Van der Pyl officiating. Survived by husband, two sons Dr. J. Wood and Theodore Wood, two daughters Winifred Hogue and Mrs. Andrus, and a teacher at Prospect School. long affiliated with United Church. Also local items: near-miss auto crash near West Salem injures Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Naylor. Pittsfield barn fire destroys livestock. hockey match results for Oberlin. campus events include candidate talks, speech prizes, and a freshmen party at Warner Gym.
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Crownhelm Pioneer
Mr. Freeborn
Congregational Church
Wood
Oberlin
Stn
Je, J. Wood
Santiago
Theodora Alton
Winifred Hogue
Palo
Palo Atto, Calif
Andrus
Prospect School
Airs
United Church
Meeting Notes on Labor, Immigration, and Labor Law Compliance
The body discussed immigration policy and labor scarcity, aiming to loosen current limits on migrants. Delegates James Roott James Hughes and R B Whitehead were named to the next meeting. Reports cited underage workers, low wages, and overtime violations, with action planned to end such practices and hold violators accountable. The group will reconvene to hear committee reports.
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Sara
James ©. Roott
James Hughes
R. B. Whitehead
Congress
Miss Burguer Joins East Coast Family at Reunion
Miss Rebecca Burguer, class of 1922 at Gberlin conservatory Algora Ill, serves as organist and church secretary. Multiple relatives travel for visits and reunions across Illinois Michigan and Michigan with Mrs E Wilson and Mrs H H Stone among those noted. French pianist Madeleine Berard slated for second Artist recital at T.3u Finney chapel Tuesday evening.
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Rebecca Burguer
Gberlin Conservatory
Ln Algora
Ill
Congregational Church
E. Wilson
West Lorain Screet
H. H. Stone
New Knoxville
Harry H. Avery Ting
Tisdale, Mich
Ads Parsons
W. Lorain
Driver Offers Daughter to Parents of Killed Child
Charles Buckley, driver in the fatal crash that killed four year old Marion Newton in San Francisco, offered his five year old daughter Isabelle to the child's parents to ease their grief. He said he would even give up his daughter and regretted his role, vowing not to drive again.
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San Francisco
Cal
Charles Buckley
Marion Newton
Daugher
Isabelle
Oberlin Clubs Hit October Meetings and Exhibits
Oberlin groups announce a busy schedule for late October. The Social Club meets October 26 at 23 South Presbyterian, with Miss Julia Severance hosting a display by Mrs Severance and her students. The WCTU plans an October 25 reception for new members at 276 Woodland Avenue. A joint Oberlin Woman's Club and League of Women Voters gathering is set for October 27 at Warner Hall, featuring Miss Sutliff speaking on The Isaacs of the Campaign. Members of other clubs are invited to nearby events, including fruit displays and sewing sessions.
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Scott Nearing
Finney
Central
South America
Jamen Fall
Warner Hall
E. A. Miller
F. 3. Lahmann
Manney
Julia Severance
Snuth
Wiss Severance
Mss Seversnce
Hayve
E. K. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Woman's Club
League of Women Votes
Warnerhall
Liberty Bonds Closing Prices Reported In New York
Liberty bonds trading figures released in New York on October 21 show closing levels for several issues. First 1 4n maturing notes near 99.14, second 41 48 at 99.02, third and fourth 41 45 at 99.28, Victory 4 3-45 called 100.16, Victory 43-46 at 100.28, with 1923 Victory 41-45 around 100.16.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Wrens
Victory
Premier Lloyd George’s plea for coalition unity in war weary Britain
The report quotes Lloyd George defending his government’s coalition as he laments Tory revolt and emphasizes peaceful policy with Ireland. He claims he offered to resign to save the coalition and compares Bonar Law to a man holding a horse by the tail. He notes strengthened ties with the United States through a new cordial handshake with the world’s richest nation.
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Ireland
Livya George
Aaid Llnyd George
England
United States
Personal notices from local paper headlined Miss Ruth Van Dorn improving
Personal items report Miss Ruth Van Dorn a Jefferson School teacher confined at home on Gates avenues slowly improving. Mrs R W Ackerson of Oberlin visits sister Mrs Nancy Smith Stup uo Lake avenue for a week. Dalas Gordon of Barcourt recovering after operation at Moemoar ial Hoaphall last Monday morning slightly improved. Reverend Edwin Kirby and
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Ruth van Dorn
Jefferson School
Gates Avenues
R. W. Ackerson
Oberlin
Nancy Smith
Uo Lake Avenue
Dalas Gordon
Barcourt
Moemoarial Hoaphall
Edwin Kirby
Travels and Visits Across States Mentioned
A list of residents and relatives traveling or visiting in various states. Names include Mrs. Martford Priten of New York en route to Los Angeles. Mrs. H. Boragne of West Second Street staying briefly. Mrs. Pribon’s brother in Nebraska. Wilbur Smith and friends to Columbus for the Ohio State game. Mrs. M. D. Hackett returning to Albany after visiting Miss Vivian Hecket of West Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson of Lorain headed to Phoenix, Arizona for six weeks. Mrs. B. B. Perkins and Mrs. J. Ri. Botamor returning from Lake Avenue. Mrs. C. M. Theobald returning from St. Joseph’s hospital after an operation in Lorain.
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Ban. C
M.D. Hackett Hias
Albany
New York
Vivian Hecket
Weet Avenue
Elyria
Howard Thompson
Lorain
Phoenlz
Arisoma
B. B. Perkins
J. Ri. Botamor
Lake Avenue
Akron
C. M. Theobald
Gates Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include John Walter of Valley City Ohio Morace Ketchum 316 Prospect reat William H Marsh Oak streets Grafton Ohio and P O Marsh 144 Oak street city Discharges list Mrs Hazel Setterfield and baby boy 103 Louisiana avenue Frank Brenan 911 East avenue Mrs Florence Cheetham Chest nut street Grafton Ohio
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John Walter
Valley City
Ohio
Morace Ketchum
Prospect
William H. Marsh
Oak Streets
Grafton
P.O. Marsh
Oak Street City
Hazel Setterfield
Baby Boy
Louisiana Avenue
Frank Brenan
East Avenue
Florence Cheetham
Chestnut Street
Thankful for a little child from Lydia E. Pinkham ad
A testimonial from Mrs Cranes A Mertz of Kutztown Pa praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding her postpartum health and her year old daughter. The notice urges other women to try the remedy and cites numerous recommendations as proof of its effectiveness.
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Mrs.Mertz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eatztown
Sjlydia E
Kutztown
Mary
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