Rhine republics threaten Berlin split sparks unrest
Brussels sparked a Rhine land secession move as Bavaria defied Berlin by taking over a Reichswehr division amid strikes and rising unrest. Wanne rioting killed two secessionists and wounded six communists while mines idle and bread prices soar. Paris reports and Munich acceptances shape a tense European bloc amid reparations talks with 80,4032 railway workers seeking Ruhr jobs.
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Munich
Bavaria
Reichswehr
Reich
Dusseldorf
Wanne
Clash at Senate inquiry over Veterans Bureau management
Washington Oct 22 A clash between Maj Gen John F O Ryan and former director C B Forbes opened the Senate investigation into alleged waste and mismanagement of the Veterans Bureau Charges by O Ryan that the bureau was not always conducted honestly drew a sharp denial from Forbes The hearing continued after Forbes was told he would be allowed to reply later
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John F. O'Ryan
C. B. Forbes
Senate
United States Veterans Bureau
O’ryan
Forbes
Lifeboats Launched as San Gil Strands Near Providence Island
Reports from Key West indicate United Fruit steamer San Gil, en route Havana to Colon, is breaking up on a reef off Providence Island. Sanbles and Pantores rush to help. S O S signals heard. Authorities in Boston say all aboard are believed safe despite gale, with two United Fruit ships standing by.
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Havana
Colon
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Pantores
Independent Wireless Company of
East Hampton
Pottota
Pastore
Boston
Mass
United Fruit Company
Twelve Yugoslav gendarmes killed in Prizorend outbreak
London dispatch reports twelve Yugoslav gendarmes killed and many wounded in a revolutionary outbreak in the Prizorend district. The Brindisi despatch to the Daily Mail cites the incident occurred on October 22 as authorities attempt to restore order.
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Prizorend
Brindisi
Daily Mail
Disabled Yank Shoots Self Near Marion
Charles B Orwig secretary of a Marion lodge and World War veteran who lost a leg in France died by suicide today in his car south of Marion. Despondent over his condition after ten thigh operations, he had previously lived in Mansfield and Morgantown area. his brother Harry Orwir resides in St Louis.
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Marion Lodger
Ellis
France
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Mahsfeld
Harry Orwir
Hives
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Mansfield
Refused Drink Man Murdered at Christening
In Columbus on October 22, James Di Pietro shot and killed Sando Delarado after Delarado refused a drink at an Italian christening. Di Pietro claimed Delarado attacked Tony Di Pietro with a knife, then shot Delarado when he tried to force him from the home. He then fired repeatedly, killing Delarado.
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Sando Delarado
Declarado
Tony di Pietro
Steubenville
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Prohibition Raids Lead To Multiple Arrests In City
Police conducted liquor raids Saturday night with three arrests across the city. George Beaver on West Broad Street and C W Colgan Sr on Lodi Street faced charges, with Colgan pleading guilty and fined 580 plus costs after agreeing to close his business. Officers also raided Steve Nagy’s Western Heights place, finding barricade entries and a cellar attempt halted by police. the case will be analyzed by the city chemist before arraignment. Prohibition officer Frank Kiady also raided the Polish Club on Broadway, arresting Walter Bush for illegal possession and fining him 1000 dollars.
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West Broad Street
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Sweet
Obitts
Lodi Street
C. W. Colgan, Sr
Frank Klady
Evers
Steve Nagy
Western Heights
Dids
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Frank Kiady
Broadway
Lorain
Walter Bush
Elmir
Manor
A. R. Webber
Open Telegram column warns voters against false candidate statements
Elyria citizens are urged by editor J. F. Burke to question candidates who claim the paper will not publish their statements. The piece asserts reporters publish all truthful material and invite any candidate to bring forth verifiable statements for publication rather than false claims.
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Elyria
J. F. Burke
Transformer Fire Triggers Firemen Run to School District
Fire department rushed to Sixth Street after reports of a blaze at the mechanical department of the technical high school. Investigators found oil from a transformer supplying power to the building catching fire in the alley behind the school. The fire was extinguished and the transformer disabled until repairs are completed.
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Sixth Street
Cleveland Man Breaks Leg in Elyria Scrimmage
Jozeph Danforth of Bowen's Indians suffered a broken ankle yesterday afternoon in a scrimmage against the Elyria Eagles at Bret View Park. He was taken to Memorial Hospital and his condition was reported good today.
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Cleveland
R.wit
Bowen
Indians
Elyria Eagles
Bretview Park
Memorial Hospital
Hinkson mum on policy after brief interview
Harry Hinkson a Democratic mayoral candidate refused to state any policy or plans in a Chronicle Telegram interview. When asked to comment on his claim to govern within means he declined again and walked away from the newsroom.
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Harry Hinkson
Chronicle-Telecam
Three Killed as Interurban Plows Car in Cleveland
In Cleveland at East 185th street and Glenfield avenue, a Cleveland and Painesville interurban struck a touring car driven by Rudolph Betzer. Three died Rosa Stroh 37 Joseph Stroh 14 John Grose 22. Rudolph Stroh 19 Rudolph Blatz 22 and Anna Stroh 9 plus Betzer 40 were injured, some dying later. Driver blamed for inexperience and ignoring warning signals. Wreckage strewn along tracks.
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Cleveland and Painesville Interurban
Rudolph Betzer
East 185Th Street
Glenfield Avenue
Mre
Rosa Stroh
Euclid Village
Joseph Stroh
John Grose
Rudolph Stroh
Rudolph Blatz
Anna Stroh
Interurban
Apprehend Truck With Much Booze
COLUMBUS Oct 22 After being chased from Delaware by Sheriff Hester and a Delaware laborer Jim Brosco 9 and August Cosentino 22 Columbus frat dearies were arrested at the north end of the Ohio State University campus. They will be returned to Delaware to answer accusation of federal transporting into a bywar it was stated authorities who confiscated the truck in which Brosen and Cosentino were riding said it contained 100 gallons of whisky.
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Delaware
Hester
Jim Brosco
August Cosentimo
Ohio State University
F Leraliz
Azreatina
Brosen
Cosentino
Sues for Commission in Private Property Sale Case
A suit claims Co. Cleveland earned a $1.5 commission from a Carlisle property sale. It alleges the defendant arranged a private sale after a purchase was found and now refuses to pay the commission. The case centers on entitlement to the broker’s fee and the terms of the sale agreement.
Impeachment Charges Planned Against Governor Walton
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton faces impeachment charges to be filed in the House. A 35 page report from the probing committee outlines extensive evidence. Readings of the evidence are expected to last hours, possibly all night, before votes on indictment and subsequent senate action.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Iron Jack
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Ten Die or Are Injured in Swiss Bus Collision
Berne Oct 22 Twenty people were injured eight seriously when an automobile bus carrying thirty passengers plunged into a ravine near Sion Switzerland. The crash occurred today.
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Berne
Switzerland
Sion
Chorus Girl Takes Poison After Chicago Flight Home
Peggy Nel, a 19 year old chorus girl from Chicago, swallowed poison after leaving a Philadelphia stage production. At Jefferson Hospital doctors fought to save her life as she told detectives she called a man in Chicago for $190 to return home, but he hung up.
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the Jefferson Hospital
Peggy Nel
Chicago
Walton Hotel
Bond Theft Charge Rocked by $41,000 Value
Washington daily report states Enos A nseetd Tani Clerk was arrested October 22 on accusations of stealing government bonds valued at $41,909 from a government apartment. The wage theft occurred pen.
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Washington
Enos
Woman dies in fire at Columbus home
Fire fatal to Mrs. Nora Preillamy 44 at her residence. She was found dead in the bathroom where she had retreated during the blaze that started in her bedroom. Authorities investigate cause and origin of the fire.
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Columbis
Nora Preillamy
Delayed Speech Broadcast Promised by British Premier
The draft notes a planned delayed broadcast of the British premier's remarks to the public via BLT at a specified hour. Citizens are reminded to avoid crowding and to await the official statement as transmitted to the Eivzia Savings and Tram Co. bank.
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David Liami George
Tomorow
Eivzia Savings & Tram Co. Bank
Webb 16 Freed of Poon Charge
Charles H. Webb, husband of the late Mrs. Gertrude Gorman Webb, a wealthy club woman, was exonerated of all responsibility for his wife’s death. A Westchester county grand jury returned a presentment clearing Webb after her death on September 25 at the Westchester-Biltmore country club amid suspicions of bichlorids of mercury given during illness.
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White Plains
Charles H. Webb
Gertrude Gorman Webb
Westchester County Grand Jury
Webb
Westchester-Biltmore Country Club
Dates Set For Murder and Booze Trials
Three more men bound by the last grand jury pled to charges this morning before Judge H B Thompson. B McBride pleaded guilty to misappropriation of engaged property. Johan Dalios faced assault and battery, fined costs. Ervin White charged with larceny pleaded guilty and was fined. A 174 violation of ignition laws will be tried Thursday. The murder case of James Pleasant is slated for trial November 12.
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H. B. Thompson
B. McBride
Johan Dalios
Chatnel
Ervin White
Tatoery
James Pleasant
Lota
Park Home Data Company Sues Chase for 145.69
The Park Home Data Co. files a suit against Chase for 145.69 dollars in a goods sold and delivered dispute. A court action seeks recovery of the amount plus potential costs.
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Park Home Datr Co
CC. Chase
Traus
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