Bandits Kill Couple in Missouri during Bold Inn Hold Up
In St Louis County the Plantation Inn in Wellston is the scene of a deadly hold up by three armed men who kill Richard Grant and his wife Rose of Chicago and wound chauffeur Wilbur Stalneker. The trio escape with about 50 dollars as patrons flee amid pandemonium.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Plantation Inn
Wellston
Richard Grant
Rose
Chicago
Wilbur Stalneker
Grant
Suit seeks 105000 from six railroad unions
Charles Christian files suit in Covington Ky asserting he was forced to resign after a 1922 strike and faced abuse and slander from members of six unions. He says the unions conspired to bar his return, leaving him unable to work for 13 years. Named unions include the International Association of Machinists Blacksmiths Car Men and more.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Charles Christian
South Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
Christian
International Association of Machinists
Car Men of America
The
Federation of Labor
Two Killed in Tunnel Blast at Keswick Mine
Two men died in a premature blast in a Hornet mine tunnel near Keswick. Timekeeper records identified victims Peter Straud and Juan Mesquita as workers at the scene. The explosion left bodies unrecognizable.
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Redding
Cal
Hornet
Keswick
Peter Straud
Juan Mesquita
Allenrhyi Promises Cure for Rheumatic Neuritis in 24 Hours
An advertisement proclaims ALLENRHY as a decisive remedy for rheumatic neuritis and uric acid deposits. It claims 24 hour dissolution of deposits, removal of rheumatic poisons, and guarantees refunds or arrests to enforce payment. The dubious copy cites dramatic testimonials and warns readers to demand money back if not satisfied.
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Allenta
Allenrhy
Ana Teallmar
Moz
Dames
Noreaferers
Wes Allenrhy
Harry A. Crandall
Advi
Elk secretary dies from gunshot wound after note
Charles B. Orwig a 35 year old Democratic candidate for state treasurer in 1320 and secretary of Marion lodge of Elks died at City hospital at 2 AM from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He had earlier lost a leg in the Argonne offensive and left a note stating he could not endure another winter of pain.
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Marion
Charles B. Orwig
School Board Acts Without Authority Says Appeal Court
A court finds the school board acted without legal authority to issue orders and bonds without voter approval. It notes department heads cannot delegate authority without proper official records. The ruling voids emergency actions and redirects review to higher courts. Also, veterans training at Camp Chillicothe, Ohio, will be abandoned early next year.
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Sion
Zaz
Supreme Court
Alleged Slayer Gets New Trial On Technicality
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Robert Davis a Adams county man convicted of first degree murder Davis killed George Webb on October 30 1922 The court of appeals ruling that juror bias by Webb's brother in law on the county jury commission prompted the reversal was upheld by the high court
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Columbus
Robert Davis
Common Pleas Court
Adams County
State Supreme Court
Davis
George Webb
Court of Appeals
Fred Barnes
Webb
Supreme Court
Lloyd George Welcomed in Cleveland and Marion Stop
Ex Premier David Lloyd George visits Cleveland and Marion Ohio to honor President Harding with a wreath and meet Mrs Harding at White Oaks farm. A Ku Klux Klan message pledges support for a race unity campaign against war and prompts no official comment from Lloyd George. He declines a Atlanta visit invitation.
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Marion Cemetery
President Harding
White Oaks Farm
Harding
Lord George
Star Office
Mount Vernon, Avenue
Cleveland
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
Ku Klux Klan
William Joseph Simmon
Lloyd George
Klan
Simmons
League of Nations
International Court
England
America
Atlanta
John McCormack Opens Cleveland Series at Public Auditorium
John McCormack sings at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland on Sunday afternoon October 28 to launch the Municipal Concert Course. He turned over his first season receipts of 15.06 from a New York Century Theater performance to the New York Foundling Hospital. Washington reports claim Hughes may resign. officials deny the rumors.
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John McCormack
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Century Theater
New York
New York Foundling Hospital
Acquittal in attempted chloroform case shocks Medina
Local court frees Marken of Lodis from charges of trying to chloroform a woman. Report notes county road repairs near Cleveland and Wadsaomh area, plus a Washington order resuming postal money orders with a projected five hundred thousand dollar impact.
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Lane & Freeman
Cleveland
Bardirtan-Ahron
Wadsaomh
Trieda
Washington
Germany
Wolf Farr
Ashland Tax Rate to Stay Roughly Level Next Year
Ashland Ohio officials report the tax rate for the coming year will be about the same as this year. County Treasurer Hush Paxton notes steep increases in school and county services have been addressed, with no large rate changes anticipated.
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Ashland
60 000 Original Specimens Exhibit At Lorain County Bank
The Zerbe collection displays over 30000 original specimens and coins from 5000 years of money with a one time value of 50 million dollars. The collector invites school classes to visit, offering educational insight into ancient money and monetary history.
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Lorain County Savines & Trust CO
Babylonia
Wealth of Odd Money Types Across History Digest
A fragmentary list surveys ancient and exotic currencies from Greece, Rome, and Egypt to China and Russia. It names various money forms and notable notes, including colonial issues, token money, and famous figures like Washington and Lincoln, along with bizarre sums and measurements.
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Icans
Washington
Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Tibet
Siberia
China
Mexico
Austria
John Law
South Seas
Turkey
New England
Virginia
Siam
Germany
Lithuania
Pensang
England
Russia
India
Sweden
Stocks Open Dull As Fractional Losses Lead Market
New York stocks opened dull with broad fractional declines. Gulf States Steel Bathlehem Baldwin American Locomotive slipped while Studebaker Willys overland and U S Rubber edged down. Railroad issues fluctuated as traders noted indecision and mixed moves across sectors.
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New York
Gulf States Steel
Bathlehem Steel
Baldwin
American Locomotive
Studebaker
Willys Overland
U. S. Rubber
California Petroleum
Pan American Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Great Northern
Southern Railway
United States Rubber
Goodrich
Central Leather
Goodrich Tite
Teee
Anaconda
Atlantic Gulf
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel Prod. Nee
Butte and Spr
Bee
J Chic
Mil & St. Paul
Ju Ae
Erie Crucible Steel Oe
General Electric
Hillinots Central
Inspiration Copper E
International Paper
Marine Preferred
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific We
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Saboo
Southern Railroad
Texas Company
Union Pacific
U.S. Ind
Cleveland Livestock Market Report and Grain Opening
Cleveland livestock receipts and prices show cattle and calves steady with top markets near 1399 for cattle, 12.65 for sheep and lambs, and hogs 25 to 56 cents higher. Chicago grain opened irregular to weak with wheat down a fraction.
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Cleveland
Pereteees
Chicago
Lloyd George urges US to back peace in Europe
David Lloyd George tells Cleveland chamber audience that Britain seeks no European territory and urges Americans not to abandon Europe. He says the battle for peace is fought in Ruhr workshops and mines, praising postwar cooperation between the United States and Britain.
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Cleveland
Great Britain
Europe
Ruhr
David Lloyd George
United States
Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Ireland
Etrife
Oklahoma Impeachment Vote Nears in Oklahoma House
The Oklahoma House of Representatives is expected to vote on Governor J. C. Walton's impeachment later today at the State Capitol in Oklahoma City.
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State Capitol
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Youngstown Area High School Football Report Highlights
Oct. 23 reports show Youngstown South topping Passilion 19 6 and Raven Highsboro dominating Ashtabula 40 12 with Raven using notable passing. Newark fans criticize some football players for lax effort while Steubenville beat Canonsburg 41 0 and Washington Pa. labeled best in western Pa. Weather and grain futures notes conclude the item.
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Youngstown
Youngstown South
Raven
South
Ashtabula
Frankie Frankie Davies
Massillon
Newark
Steubenville
Western Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canonsburg
Washington, Pa
Marting Ferry
Steubenville Gridders
Washington
Six Die in Bend Oregon Fire at Eli Chasse Home
Six persons perished in a blaze that destroyed Eli Chasse's home near Deschutes Oregon early today. A revolver found near Chasse’s body suggested murder or self harm, and the victims include Eli Chasse Rita Lorde and other Chasse family members with details yet to be confirmed by authorities. In Washington the Veterans Bureau faces political scrutiny as Director Frank Tines testifies about alleged waste in soldier care.
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Washington
United States Veterans Bureau
Frank Tines
Senate
Following in Footsteps of His Noted Ancestor
A brief item notes someone tracing lineage to the famed author of Poor Richard's Almanac. The report highlights literary heritage and continued interest in pioneering American wit and aphorisms.
Cape Charles Lightship Breaks Moorings at Sea
In a fierce Atlantic storm the Cape Charles lightship broke from her moorings and was swept away off the Virginia Carolina coast. A Ford for president movement formed by hundreds of Henry Ford supporters gathered at Westwood Inn Dearborn to push national backing. New York launched a push to make the wettest state bone dry with a new antialcohol drive.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Virginia
Carolina
Cape Charles
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Westwood Inn
Dearborn
New York
New York State
United States
Talks On Klan Lorain Oct 23 At High School Amid Controversy
Peter Colins of Massachusetts spoke on the aims of the Ku Klux Klan at the Lorain high school auditorium to an audience of about 300. The article also mentions curious midwife toad reproductive behavior and Mary Lines, England’s celebrated female runner, winning multiple medals and five Antwerp championships in one day.
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Lorain
Peter Colins
Massachusetts
Mary Lines
England
Antwerp
Women urged to treat kidney trouble with Swamp Root
The ad claims thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. It lists symptoms such as backache headaches and nervousness, urging immediate treatment with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. A sample bottle offer and purchase details are provided.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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