British Railway Strike Threat Looms After Deadlock
London reports rising tension as miners and transport workers push for a settlement. Government officials and union leaders assess possible paths to avert a nationwide walkout, with rail services cautioned and preparations underway for potential disruption next Sunday.
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London
Ralwas
le Treatsport
National Union
Rauiwas Wen
Midmieht
Rlianentari
Trades Union Ncress
Cla O
Uutoms
Service Star Legion Affiliates With Local American Legion
Members of the Service Star Legion meeting in Chambey of Commerce hill discussed affiliating with the American Legion Post of Elyria. They plan to have the Women’s Auxiliary act as advisors to the post and adopt the Auxiliary name once a charter is secured. The gathering included social and musical parts, with Miss Eula Elemey praised for her hospitality.
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Sersice Star Legion
Chambey
Commerce Hill
America Legion
Elyria
Misa Eula Elemey
Fifty Plus Years of C F Membership Highlighted
The Dekalb lodge celebrated over fifty years of Odd Fellows membership with remarks by former U S Ambassador William G Sharp who recalled his diplomatic service in France during World War I. County Clerk C B Viary spoke on the meaning of Odd Fellowship and the lodge's progress from inception to the present Prov ent Union era, praising the organization's achievements and growth.
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William G Sharp
France
Sharp
Sinn Fein rioters continue reprisals after warning
After Sir Hamar Greenwood warned the Royal Irish Constabulary, Sinn Fein violence erupts in Tubbercurry and Achrony County Sligo with reprisals for inspector Brady s death. A funeral shows rioters bearing the body of Reginald Hardman to the cemetery as crowds watch.
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Royal Irish Constabulary
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Tubbercurry
Achrony County
Sligy
Brady
R. I
Reginal Hardman
County Cork
Police witness testifies in Lorain murder trial
Lorain Chief of Police Theodore Walker testified for the state in the Wicke Wortin murder case. Walker described the dead man’s bloody clothing and the arrest of Martini. He said he spoke with Tyrobosia before the death, who claimed he was shot in a fight over a gamer card. The testimony also noted Martini’s past prison time and that he traveled to Lorain where the shooting occurred.
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Chie
Poallee
Theodore Walker
Lorain
Agiigst Wicke
Wwortin
Stanino Jacobboski
Walker
Martini
Havng
Martini Hay
Ren Lorain
Albert W Joyen
Wak Kuled
George 'Iggs’ Lonsteiner
Cleveland Prius Company
Bedford
Petrie
Bedford Clnven
Corunal
Albert W Joyce
Joyce
Chicago
Ilinofg Loan Bank
Toledo
Kiwanis Club Hears Milk Industry Growth Address
Harry Calvert of Fisha Enamel Products Co spoke at the Kiwanis club on Thursday. He noted growth in the milk industry driving demand for specialized equipment used in dairy and food and drug manufacturing, with shipments to Japan, India, Australia, and South Africa. A vote of thanks was given to Rotary clubs for courtesy at the recent get‑to‑gether meeting.
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Harry Calvert
Apple Market Run Noted As Cider Demand Grows
In Lorain on October 22 the local apple market shows a surge in buyers. Frat growers report steady interest for cider making, with many stores noting rare supply and rising chatter about fresh fruit.
Young Men's Business Club Elects Officers Event
The Young Men's Business Club plans its annual officer election Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce from 9 am to 4 pm. Ballots have been mailed listing nominees. Cleveland Business Service Co president J G Clatterbuck will speak on The Truth About Character Analysis, noting how law firms favor hire candidates by proven traits.
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Young Men's Business
Garford Denies Tea Mold Appliance Claim in Ohio Case
In Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court the defendant Garford faced claims by Theodora Roger of Columbus alleging he invented a tea mold appliance and failed to manufacture on a large scale as agreed. The case opened yesterday with Roger seeking damages and remedy for alleged breach of contract.
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L. Garford
Newsboys seek new subscribers with pledge drive
Chronicle Telegram notes a campaign by the paper’s newsboys to boost subscriptions. Leonard Rork and a list of peers are named among top sellers as the group races toward a 27 percent goal, with dozens of boys contributing to the effort.
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Chronicle Telegram
Leonard Rork
Teaonard Roux
Vad Willwims
Leo Wilson
Fermi
Bill Washza
William Thomassen
Joe Bramwell
Edward Geh
Frank Dombragkhy
Henry Miller
George Weller
Guy Tarrand
Dwight Richards
Grafton man grows 87 pound squash for market display
Local market showcases giant produce with mammoth pumpkins and apples. Frank Hicks of Grafton line claims the largest squash in town, a sweet pie variety weighing 487 pounds, now exhibited in a store window. He plans to save the seed for next year.
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F J Hicks
Grafton Line
Frank
EXPECT MORE INDICTMENTS IN BALL QUIZ
Chicago reports say the Cook County grand jury may return further true bills against several men tied to the World Series fix. Witnesses include three St Louis figures and Ohio figures tied to the scandal. Statements allege bets placed across the market to back Cincinnati.
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Cook County Grund
Prand
St Louis Mn
St Lous
St Toulgs
Waniger Wild Gleeson
Chicapa
RB B Johnson
American League
St Louls
Grand Jury
St Louis
Eaid
Johnson
Phil Ball
St Lousia
National Commission
National League Clube
Bailman
Southwest
Harry Longen
Chicago Board of Trade
J J (Sport
Board of Trade
Cincarnnati
Long
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Chief Justice to Speak Tonight at Chamber Dinner
The Chief Justice Nichols will address Lawyers Club at the Chamber of Commerce this evening after a 6:30 dinner. The public is invited to hear the remarks at 7 o clock.
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Lawyers Club
Chamber of Commerce
Publ E Ara
Cloc
Justice Nichols
Death Car Wreck Kills Seven Near Erie Pennsylvania
A deadly crash near Erie Pennsylvania killed seven people when a eastbound train collided with a car. Investigators report objects were thrown from the track area and injuries were widespread. Authorities are reviewing speed and signals as the investigation continues.
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Erie
May clear up Elmer Drewes murder today
Philadelphia Oct 22 nationwide search opened for Wallace Brines, Pennsylvania freshman accused of alias Elmer Drewes, Dartmouth student and brother of Mrs. Ertley Reuger of Flyers. Police describe blood stained auto, pistol, and two suspects close to the case. Investigators against Brines believe he may surrender within 24 hours or be found soon.
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Philadelphia
Walllancenrines
University of Pennsylvania
Eimert Drewes
Dartmouth College
Ertley Reuger
Drewes
Rich
Dartmouth &Judent
West Philadelphia
Brines
Elmer
John Jackson Trial Set After Amherst Burglary Charge
John Jackson faces burglary charges for allegedly stealing about $3000 worth of goods from the C G Ascherbad dry goods store in Amherst. The trial is scheduled to begin next Monday following the Martini case, with Jackson described as a former saloon keeper.
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John Jackson
John Jackeson
Hlyria
Jackson
Amherst
Speaker on League of Nations at Medina county meeting
J F Burke, candidate for State Senator, spoke to a large audience at Brungarck Medina county night Masc was provided by the top F band. The speaker outlined various candidates and their positions on law enforcement, then discussed the League of Nations in detail.
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Burke
Brungarck
Medina County
League of Nationa
Stolen Harness Loot Recovered at Sugar Ridge Farm
Police recovered a stash of harnesses and related gear found at Jog Valenski’s farm on Sugar Ridge. Detectives say the haul included bridles, collars, and a net, believed stolen from multiple local addresses. Valenski, married with three children, was charged in connection with the thefts.
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Valenski
Jog Valetsk
Om Bagar Ridge
Sli
Aki
Waharesa
Tows
Zarake
Southam
L Beagh
Bay Street
Stolath
Erie Street
Mex Kanell
Burenta
Bath Street
Louis Tyler
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