Paris Protest Sparks Wide Arrests Over Diplomat Attack
Oct 22 reports say a bomb outrage at the American ambassador’s residence in Paris triggered mass arrests of communists and anarchists nearby. Police say the blast at Wagram Hall and related protests led to over 20 arrests as authorities search homes and question suspects. Demonstrations in Washington followed, with protests from European and Belgian groups voicing demands for clemency.
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Wagram
Myron T Horrick
Petitsien
Amer
Assador Herrick
Mment
Maasachusetts
Ashington
Niccolo Sacad Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Dent Harding
Marcel Fallony
Charleroi
Rol- Heart
Warbusse
Former policeman pleads guilty in kidnapping case
In a Cleveland court a former Lorain police officer Edgar J. Spore pleaded guilty to assault and battery related charges connected to a kidnapping case. He was involved in the kidnapping of special officers during liquor law enforcement actions. Sentencing was postponed to next Wednesday as prosecutors sought a lenient yet fair punishment.
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Edgar J. Spore
Lorain
Lawrence H Webber Spore
Hites
Lewis
South Lo- Tain
Resek
Spore
Spare
Chas. Adams
State
Abnev Webber
Thompson
Saloon raid leads to liquor violation arrests at Loop
Officers Southam and Waldron nab Paul Sykora and John Leimanosvicz after finding two quarts hidden in a saloon stairway and three gallons upstairs. Leimanosvicz appeals a police court conviction. both men held for bail. Nearby, hundreds of youths fished Ely Park, with prizes of tiny telephones for minnows and a communal crowd watching as no large fish were caught.
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Southam
Waldron
Paul Sykora
Wodi Street
Loop
John Leimonosvicz
Sykora
Ceey
Lake Erie
Lorain County Electric Co
Robert Jackson
Cleveland Street
Ben Siythe
Lewis Court
Leonard Fowles
Glendale Court
Steel rails price cut by United States Steel to 40 a ton
New York Oct 22 United States Steel announces a $7 per ton reduction in standard rails to 40 per ton base. Judge Gary states costs do not justify the move but expects freight rate cuts and larger operations to reduce overall costs. Rails had been 47 a ton.
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New York
Red States Steel Corporaties
Gary
Gether
Milk Can Service Explained by Ersoll
W Ingersoll, president of the Northern Ohio Milk Producers Association, says only milk shipped to Elyria will receive free milk cans. Shipments to Cleveland by rail or personal delivery must provide their own cans, and the milk car in question had its meter stolen from a warehouse owned by A Botce.
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W. Ingersoll
Northern Ohio
Jation
Elyria
Cleveland
Canadian Fish Schooner Wind Tops Elsie in Race
The Gloucester schooner Elsie’s top mast was carried away during the second leg of a forty mile race for the international fishermen’s trophy. The Blue Nose, the Canadian challenger, was awarded the trophy after the mishap in the forty mile contest.
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Halrfax
Elsie
May Arrange Wedding Paris
Premier Stam boulinski of Bulgaria travels to Bucharest to seek a marriage alliance between King Boris of Bulgaria and Princess Marie of Romania, via an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Belgrade.
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Paris
Stamboulinski
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Boris
Marie
Romania
Belgrade
Lorain widow appeals IC Ohio death damages in elevator case
Anna Guse of Lorain appeals a ruling by the Industrial Commission of Ohio in the death of her husband Fred Guse. He was a passenger when an elevator fell during work on a building at St Joseph's hospital three years ago. IC paid benefits to his death but refused further damages. She seeks a jury award.
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Anna Guse
Lorain
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Fred Guse
St. Joseph's Hospita
Industrial Commission
Market Ends Heavy as Stocks Close Lower in New York
New York on October 22 saw a heavy close on the stock market with declines across most issues. Gov Way and other leaders held steady amid the broad downturn.
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Mareret
New York
Harding shifts task to US Labor Board amid looming rail strike
Washington October 22 President Harding places responsibility for averting a threatened rail strike on the United States railroad labor board. The plan calls on railway executives to withhold wage-reduction demands and on the big four transportation brotherhood chiefs to withdraw orders for a progressive walkout set to begin October 30. Further details await the anti strike conference opening Wednesday.
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Texas
Brotherhood of Railroad
International and Great Northern Railroad
W. S. Labor Board
Chicago
W. G. Lee
R. B. Frame
US Labor Board
Washington
Harding
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Fultere
Railroad Unions Defy Big Four Strike Call
Chicago officials of the American Federation of Labor announced that about 1,500,000 railroad workers will defer strike action, calling the Brotherhoods bluff. They said the other unions refuse to play the game and that joint action will prevent separate settlements unless all demands are met.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhoods
Striking Railway Unions Hope For Avert Crises In Chicago
Cleveland observers say united executives and union leaders in Chicago next Wednesday will not halt the nationwide railway labor strike planned for October 30. Unions argue grounds are solid after government intervention in 1914 and warn only definite proposals will prevent a walkout.
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Cleveland
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Nex
United States
Washington
Ex-Emperor Charles Aims to Restore Throne in Hungary
Paris dispatch reports former Austrian ruler Charles of Austria arrived in Hungary for a second bid to reclaim the throne at Budapest. He escaped exile by air and leads monarchist forces toward the capital, with Count Julius Andrassy named to head a provisional government for Grenburg.
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Paris
Charles of Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Charles
Switzerland
Oztenburg
The
Grenburg
Julius Andrassy
Divorce case dropped after reconciliation proposal
Minnie Knuapp sought divorce from De Forest Knapp but the case was dismissed as the couple reconciled and resumed living together. Knapp asserts a mistake was made and has been corrected.
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Minnie Knuapp
de Forest Knapp
Burglars Loot French Creek Stores in Avon Raid
Report to Sheriff Backus says burglars entered French Creek Avon post office and two or three businesses last night. Officers were sent but no report yet. About one thousand cigarettes and between 356 and 66 dollars in cash were seized. Suspects believed to be tied to a gang active in Grafton earlier this week.
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French Creek
Avon
Sherik Backus
Grafton
Two Small Accidents On Broad Street
E Loeffier was thrown from his bicycle yesterday afternoon on Broad street after turning into an oncoming auto and escaped injury. Harry Dale of Berlin Heights collided with a Lorada County Electric Co track on Broad street. both vehicles suffered minor damage.
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E. Loeffier
Broad Street
Harry Dale
Berlin Heights
Lorada County Electric Co
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