Greece Balkan clash voices heated note and border moves
The Greek government demanded indemnification and apology as tensions with Bulgaria over the Greco Bulgarian border rose. Greece warned of a firm stand and ordered troops to Petritch if demands were not met, while Bulgaria signaled restraint after brief fighting and a white flag incident.
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Bulgaria
London
Greece
Salonika Téda
Sofia
Salis
Gri Éik
Demrichissas
Petritch
Yesterdad
Cpr
Treasury Revise Tax Plan Opposes Broad Income Cuts
In Congress’s stiff opposition to large income tax reductions without matching cuts for personal incomes, the Treasury revised the House Ways and Means committee reform proposals. Secretary Melion did not endorse a cut to the current 2 percent rate for small incomes, arguing it remains a light burden, while proposing gradual increases with higher brackets to preserve revenue. Continued on Page 2.3.
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Washington
Treasury
House
Wass
Snd Means Committee
Eee
Mondat
Melion
Candidates discuss school board at Penfield meeting
Perkins and Menneill spoke on economy in county schools and cooperation with local boards. Portman announced long distance call for her appearance and opposed spelling books delivery. Civil Service Commission set November 18 exam for street superintendent patrolman and janitor engineer. Lorain woman dies at 40. Joe Koesis 1673 East 31st Street hospitalized prep for burial.
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H. H. Perkins
Penfield
J. D. Menneill
Grafton
Tuefield
J L. White
Perkims
Schoo S
Mernell
Educaion
Alma Portman
Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Lorain
Joe Koesis
East 31St Street
Memorial Hospital
Propriety thief steals jewelry from Cleveland shop
Ernest Feniger proprietor of the Hurod Watch Repairing Co. faced three armed men who looted his rear shop with a heated pipe defense before escaping into crowds. The jewels valued at over 3000 dollars were taken in the incident dated October 21 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ernest Feniger
Hurod Watch Repairing Co
Honeymoon Ends Safe as Police Detain Couple
Detroit October 21 Police report Fred Townsend with a long record arrested in Wheeling with his three weeks married partner Dain Bowen daughter of a Toledo taxicab operator. Townsend to be taken to Detroit to stand trial on a safe blowing charge. Bowen previously freed after Townsend’s earlier arrest.
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Fred Townsend
Townsend
M Bowen
Cue Cay
Wheeling
W.va
Dain Bowen
Brookside
Ohio
Smnelight
Miss Bowen
Detrot
Bowen
Detra T
Myth of equinoctial storms debunked by American Nature Association
An American Nature Association statement rejects the idea of equinoctial storms as a meteorological phenomenon. The piece notes that myths about storms around equinox dates persist from education, but statistics show no peak near equinox. The discussion cites C F Tasman of the U S Weather Bureau and appears in Nature Magazine.
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Ireland
Washington
American Nature Association
Europe
Megeazine
F_ Tasman
U States
Tax proposal amendment supported by Columbus committee
The Joint legislative committee on economy and taxation urges adoption of a proposed Ohio constitution amendment to broaden tax bases by taxing currently untaxed forms of property. It argues the measure would increase revenues without granting the committee power to set tax policy, though critics worry about implications for future legislation.
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Columbus
Teaxation
Dillons
Ohio
Irene Castle Seriously Ill in Chicago
Mrs Irene Castle McLaughlin dancer and wife of Viaj Frederick Townsend Stelluchlin was rushed to Michael Reese hospital in Chicago for an emergency operation at 11:00 today. Her illness details are unavailable but reported as serious.
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Chicago
Irene’ Castle McLaughlin
Viaj
Frederick Townsend Stelluchlin
Michael Reese Hospital
Woman stabbed in kitchen. Nettie Brown named suspect
In Woodford Avenue, Lewis Wrynn reports a paring knife attack on a woman working in her kitchen. The injured party, identified as Mrs. Wynn, received a shallow non life threatening wound. police say the alleged assailant is Miss Nettie Brown of Woodford Avenue Western Heights. The incident remains under investigation.
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Lewis Wrynn
Woodford Avenue
Nettie Brown
Western Heights
Locarno Pact Seen Boosting U S Trade, London Hears
Washington report says the Locarno peace pact will aid U S exports amid European shifts. Dr. Jules Klein of the foreign commerce department argues ratification releases funds and unlocks Europe’s productive capacity, boosting demand for American goods valued at about 2.506 billion dollars this year.
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U.S
London
Washington
Americ
Jules Klein
Servce
Germany
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Klein
Europe
Mitchell Tail to Start Oh Le Sourt Martial
Mitchell tail to start oh le sourt martial for conduct prejudiced to good orders and military discipline noted in Washington on October 21 1930. Colonel William Mitchell was formally notified to stand trial October 28 before a military court as sensational accusations arise linked to naval aviation crisis after the Shenandoah incident. Secretary of War Davis says square deal determined, General Staff backs making an example amid high opinion of the case. No. 1 continued on page 10.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Ins
Nae Department
Mitchell Courts
Mnliitar
Shenenaoah
Davis
Mitchel
Alknell
Collision Claims Two Lives In Pittsburgh Auto Crash
An car crash in Pittsburgh Oct 1 killed two occupants and injured three others. J O Neill allegedly drove at high speed into a telephone pole, killing Mrs Marion Garrison 25 and Charles Gibson 23 while Mrs Marr Kramer 23 Andrew Patele 35 and O Neill were ejected. Gibson suffered a fractured hip. O Neill arrested for driving without a license.
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Pittsburgh
J. O'Neil
Marion Garrison
Charles Gibson
Marr Kramer
Andrew Patele
O’neil
Patele
O'Neil
Mrs J B James Dies After Fatal Home Fire
Mrs J B James, age 59, died at St Josephs hospital after severe burns suffered alone in her Loranite Lorain home. Friends say she believed her clothing caught fire from an open stove, and she was once a schoolmate of John D Rockefeller.
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J. B. James
St Joseph’s Hospital
James
John D. Rockefeller
Lorain Chamber Plans One Day Membership Drive
Lorain on October 22 reports the Chamber of Commerce will launch a one day intensive drive to double its 300 current members. Anit has and Afy men will lead the effort with selected chairman driving recruitment and outreach. Crenore from Elyria Lumber & Coal Co is chosen to represent Andoch College’s new Department of Research in Retail Lumber handling inquiries in Lorain.
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Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Anit
Deaver
Weats Lumber Research
C. J. iCrenore
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Andoch College
Yellow Springs
Two Killed in Bootlegger War in Chicago
Two more deaths in Chicago bootlegger violence reported as Patsy Bogs and cousin Rozsi Giordano are gunned down. Police investigate as gunfire erupts at Chicago Heights Street and nearby road house area.
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Bootlecy
Chicago
Chuiazo
Patsy Bogs
Chicago Heights
Rozsi
Giordano
Poe
Jailmates benefit from new fine credit law
County jail prisoners unable to pay fines gain daily credit under a new law effective June 12. Previously the credit was 60 cents per day, and prosecutors note that only a few inmates are affected as cases before the law change are limited by Don Baird's ruling. Sheriff Undernill confirms few inmates impacted.
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Shenft
Elderly Man Falls on Oberlin Road
Thomas Hunter of R F D No 2 Oberlin Road suffered a broken hip after a morning fall. Relatives heard his cries and found him on the floor. he was taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas’ Hunter
Oberlin Road
Hunter
Cincinnati
Morris FE
Kouler
Warren
Fronat and
Whitaser
Committee 10 Bout Sun Ge Adopts 30 Day Limit on Grafton Site Decision
Welfare director John E Harper and his advisory board met in Cleveland to decide if the Grafton site should be used for a feeble minded restitution facility or if another location is needed. The panel named Carl W Brand as chairman and proposed delay of up to thirty days to determine feasibility and direction. The group aims to finalize a site choice or expansion plan, with Duress to proceed swiftly.
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Grafton
State Welfare
John E.harper
Old Course
Cleveland
Carl W. Brand
Howard
Macaye2h
Aaron
Harper
John T. Loungblood
Welfare Department of the State
A. Grafton
eDonahey
Commie
Bender
Wes
R. MacAveal
Woman Struck by Car in Street Collision
Mrs Hant, 60, of 002215 West Avenue, was struck by the fender of a car driven by C J Geisel of 441 W 1st Street last evening. She was taken to Memorial Hospital with a bruise above the right eye and two facial cuts. condition reported as serious. Haw stood at the corner and stepped into the street after two northbound cars passed.
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BH Hant
C J. Geisel
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Authoriies
Girl Killed At Birthday Party
In Chicago on October 21 a seven year old girl, Virginiea Previshi, was fatally shot at a cousin’s birthday party. An older youth, Steve Malasni, thirteen, found and displayed an old rifle. the weapon discharged, injuring another guest and killing Virginiea. The suspect was held for investigation.
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Chicago
Virginiea Prevbishi
Elmor Bazmiehstie
Steve Malasni
Malas
Edsia Daako Virgemea
Popending
De Wolf Hopper Takes Sixth Bride In Boston Honeymoon
De Wolf Hopper 66, famed comedian, marries sixth wife Mrs Mar ton Glazer of Oakland California. The couple spent their first honeymoon day in a Boston back room, receiving congratulations from Hopper’s former wives and friends while discussing marriage, philosophy, and autumn woods as they plan a wooded suburban honeymoon.
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Mass
de Wolf Hopper
Marton Glazer
Oakland
Calif
Hopper
Edna
Wallace Hopper
Springfield
Brida
Lorain WC T U Elects Chairman Of State Committee
Mrs N Elen WE president of the Lorain WC T U was chosen chair of the State Appropriation Committee at the State W C Nr G Consession in Abram Ohio. The committee handles and disburses about $40 000 annually. Hill was elected president of the State Board of Trustees of the W and DU.
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Floria
W. CT
SLA O
Nel- WE
Lorain
Coolidge Urges Prohibition Enforcement Backed by Churches
In Washington Oct 21 President Coolidge urged stronger enforcement of the prohibition laws and called on churches to bolster national sentiment for temperance. The Voice notes ministers must push law and public morals, warning that failure could shape the upcoming presidential election.
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Supreme Court
Eter Madjorous
Summit County
Chireh
Washington
Coolidge
weThis
Congregational Churches
Voice
Board of Temperance, Propibition
Methodist Episcopes Church
Clarence True Wilson
Prowlers Reported In Suburban Areas Amid Unclear Leads
Two prowler reports surfaced since yesterday with officers unable to locate suspects. Frank Jones of 219 West Ave and W Decker of 232 Furnace St reported an intruder around their homes. Officers Gibson and Kras checked the areas but found nothing. Council in Sheffield Lake rejects immediate water line action and waits on county commissioners. Lord Ribbleesdale, 11, dies in London, leaving no heir. U. S. ships ordered from Gibraltar toward Alexandria amid tension near Damascus.
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West Ave
Ofhcers
G.bson
Kras
W. Decker
Furnace Sti
Sheffield Lake
Avon Lake
Counci
Avon
Shefield Lake 13
Lorain
Elyma
Rescue of Italian freighter crew by President Harding
The Italian freighter Florina was wrecked 2,738 miles off Ambr osio where rescuers from the liner President Harding saved crew members after boats failed to launch in heavy seas. One officer was lost overboard and another injured as the ship failed to reach safety.
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Ree Florina
President Harding
Coast Guard
Tedit
Ambrose Hight
Harding
Mediterranean
Ohio Masons hold 226th annual communication in Columbus
The 226th annual session of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio convened in Columbus with delegates and district lecturers present. The session considered location for next year’s meeting and reported Ohio lodges total 602 with 193 402 members.
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Marietta
D.ug
Masons
Oh.o
Ohio
D.simiet
Carl W. Evlenwood
Woosteer
W. G. Aldom
Salem
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