Civil War Rages in Germany Seizing Hamburg and Bonn
A state of civil war grips Germany as federal troops clash with communists and secessionists. Hamburg is seized by Reds with heavy casualties, later repelled by police. Bonn and other cities fall to separatists. Bavarian Saxon frontier tensions rise as French occupation stirs Paris denials. Dresden sees clashes as Reischwehr enters.
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Germany
Hamburg
Aachen
Au la Chapelle
Rhineland
Bonn
Paris
Reischwehr
Dresden
Red Saxony
Pirna
Andre Tardieu
Echo National
France
Mayence
Saxony
ReichsWehr
Oberlin Widow Loses Appeal in Damages Suit
A Columbus dispatch reports the Ohio Supreme Court overruled an attempt to certify the record in Edith W Thatcher executrix of the late Dr W Thatcher v Lake Shore Electric Co. Thatcher sought 50000 damages after her husband was killed when his car was struck near Huron. The decision ends the suit after losses in lower courts.
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Columbus
Attamptto
Lorain County
Edith W. Thatcher
Oberlin
Dr. W. Thatcher
Lake Shore Electric Co
State Supreme Court
Don Sotherden Heads YM B C and5 Leader Promoted
Eugene F Burge president of the Young Men's Business Club accepts the Cleveland Life Insurance General Agency for the Toledo District with headquarters in Toledo Ohio. Burge to depart for Toledo around November 1. Don G Sotherden named successor as YM B C president.
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Eugene F. Burge
Cliub
Cleveland Life Insurance Company
Toledo
Ohio
Burge
Auto damages suit filed over Lorain collision injuries
Charles McGraw sues Edgar Hollowor of Lorain alleging injuries from a collision at East Erie and Arkansas. He says G. P. Martin drove the defendant’s car into his vehicle, throwing him against the car and causing three broken ribs a fractured ear and a wrenched back with permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGraw
Edgar Holloworth
Lorain
Alexes
G. P. Martin
Orner
East Erie
Arkansas
Reckless Driver Fined Ten Dollars Here
A brief local notice reports a reckless driver, identified as M. L amson from Rongtty's Corners, fined ten dollars after arrest on a warrant. The mangled text notes a machine and charges of re chess sens but the core outcome is a $10 fine imposed by the court.
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Sauer? Taderhi
Akron Siercay
Rechess
M. Lamson
Rongtty
New Legion Head Vows Continued Veterans Program
John R. Quinn newly elected American Legion commander pledges to continue the year old campaign for adjusted compensation rehabilitation aid and other vital needs of veterans. Quinn succeeds Alvin Owsley and is described as a Californian cattle owner and former cowboy who served as captain of field artillery in France.
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American Legion
John R. Quinn
The
Legion
Alvin Owsley
Quinn
France
Thirty killed in Italian revolt revealed in Athens report
A report from Athens says a rebel airplane bombed a government troop train, killing thirty. The counter revolution appears quelled though disorders persist. General Othonaios departs on a destroyer to suppress rebels. Plastiras issues a proclamation. no bloodshed reported.
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Athens
Othonaios
Plastiras
Viacho
Kabinerini
Schmiteri
Mandamus Rules Restrict Action in Specific Violations
Ohio Supreme Court denies mandamus to Maple Heights resident Rose Taylor Maple Heights seeks to force village Mayor Charles G Hotz and Marshal Lewis Secley to enforce gambling laws at races tied to the Ohio State Jockey Club The court says mandamus applies only to specific violations not general infractions and the petition lacked specificity
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Rose Taylor
Maple Heights
Chares G. Hotz
Lewis Secley
Ohio State Jockey Club
Carehora
Twenty Italian Miners Entombed in Carpano Mine
A Central News despatch from Rome reports twenty Italian miners were entombed by a mine explosion at Carpano, Italy. By evening, thirteen were rescued in serious condition.
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London
Carpano
Italy
Rome
Lloyd George greeted in Cleveland during American tour
David Lloyd George arrives in Cleveland for a packed schedule including a luncheon at the chamber of commerce, a cornerstone dedication for a new public library, and Welsh cultural events. Newton D Baker and Richard F. Grant welcome him. Dame Margaret and Megan Lloyd George attend city functions.
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Cleveland
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Bis Auto
Chamber of Commerce
Union Station
Public Square
Euclid Avenue
East 17Th Street
Superior Avenue
Newton D Baker
Preside- Wilson
Richard F. Grant
Brlton
Harding
Lloyd George
Commerce and Industry
Margaret Lloyd George
Megan Lloyd George
Womens’ City Club
Masonic Auditorium
Loyd George
Edwin S. Griffiths
Alfred Cope
Ireland
Men In the
Army Prisoner Slain by Guard at Fort Thomas Stockade
Private Miles P. Walker a 24 year old prisoner from Thomason Georgia at Fort Thomas Kentucky was shot and killed by Private D F Nichols of Eagleport Ohio a guard. The incident occurred during rock breaking when Walker allegedly threw a rock at Nichols who then fired one shot from a riot gun. Walker died before reaching the post hospital and Nichols was confined while officers review the case.
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Cincinnati
Miles P. Walker
Thomason
Fort Thomas
D. F. Nichols
Eacleport
Ohio
Walker
Nichols
Hae
Edna Joseph Earns National Education Committee Post
Edna Joseph, longtime primary supervisor in public schools, has been named to the National Registration Association committee on Class Room Teaching Programs. She also serves on the State Teachers' Association educational committee, is secretary of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Association, and sits on the State Council of Education.
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Edna Joseph
National Registration Association
State Teachers’ Association
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
State Council of Education
Zerbe coin exhibit at Lorain County Savings Bank eye opening
Zerbe collection showcases 30 000 specimens of world money from ancient to modern along with checks signed by US presidents and curiosities like wooden and feather money. A Swedish copper coin of ten inches weighs six and a half pounds is highlighted as the largest known money piece. The exhibit runs Wednesday to Friday with extended hours and staff on hand for details.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Zerbe
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Bank
Woeden
United States
Uncle Sam
King Tut
Tom
DS Gallo
Ohin
Erial
Zerhe
Eva
Sony
School board overstepped authority halts $120000 bond plan
The Illinois Court of Appeals blocks a $120000 bond issue to build two new Carlisle Township schools, ruling the chief of the Division of Factories and Workshops lacked lawful authority and the board acted without public vote. Judge Washburn traces Industrial Commission powers to the Department of Industrial Relations and notes required official records and seals.
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Carlisle Township
Department of Industrial Relations
Township School Board
Court of Appeals
Washburn
Chhef
Division of
Industrial Commission
Examine Bones to Determine Murder Case
In California, Drew Clark, central to the missing George Schick case, is grilled after a forgery arrest. Authorities shift focus to Clark’s business associate and Schick’s estranged wife, with a murder charge possible if bone analysis confirms a corpse.
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Bandiego
Cal
Drew Clark
George HE. Schick
Justice
Burns
George Schick
Clark
Etta Mae Clark
Schick
Kempley
Madson Drive
H A Thompson
el Cajon
Jarons
Cark
Mayor Jones to Speak at Gates School Wednesday
Mayor Jones announced a public meeting at Gates School on Wednesday at 734 PM in the west wing. The public is invited to attend and ask questions. the mayor will answer them.
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Mayor Jones
Gates School
Wed
Jones
Gates School Autionoim
Ten Days on Watch Netting Bootleggers
Sheriff Underhill arrested Valentine Tymkevicz living near Lorain after weeks of watchful waiting for illicit still operations at Cromwell Steel Co. plant. Tymkevicz and wife Sophia pleaded in court with Sophia fined 500 dollars plus costs while Tymkevicz was bound over to a grand jury and held on 1500 dollars bond.
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Underhill
Valentine Tymkevicz
Lorain
Cromwell Steel Co
Sophia
Trmkevicz Place
Trmkevicz
Jme
Julie Webber
Engine, brakeman killed in wreck near Boston Junction
An October derailment of a freight train near Boston Junction killed an engineer and a brakeman and injured two other crewmen. Officials said the crash prevented a collision with a Boston bound passenger train as eight cars went off the rails amid efforts to avert disaster. Separate report indicates authorities received testimony about protesting the Independence Day celebration from the Mero tribes through War Secretary Weeks.
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Boston
Dart
Washington, Ge
Independence
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New York
Gaston H Means
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