Charles in Hungary Crisis Stirs European Powers
Allied powers pressed Hungary to expel Charles as a royalist coup attempt by the former emperor unsettles Central Europe. While Jugo Slavia Bran Slovakia Roumania mobilize, Admiral Horthy backs the Budapest government and guards doubt Charles will regain the throne. Reports of fighting near Budapest and rumors of Soviet leverage complicate the crisis with France and Germany viewing the movement through rival lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Charles
Hungary
Jugo Slavia
Slovakia
Roumania
Inter-Allied Council of
Iassadors
Paris
Admiralty Horty
England
Ban
Buest
Urmof
Poland
Upper Silesia
Austria
Burgenland
Soviet Russia
Siland
Budacrs
Admiral Horthy
Horthy
France
Germany
Belgium
Bavaria
German Republic
Teacher Struck By Auto In Elyria And More Injuries
Reports show Miss Ella Parmelee, a trusted Elyria primary teacher, severely injured after being struck by a car on Broad Street as she attempted to aid her sister in Cleveland travel. The incident left her in Memorial Hospital with internal injuries and limited consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Parmelee
William Parmelee
Middle Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Miss Parmelee
Maude Parmelee
Cleveland
East Avenue
Broad Street
Market House
C.A. Baker
Amherst
Hearne
Gordon Parmelee
Texas
Sue
Lorain men arrested in Walde Lake village raid
Mald Dean Red Keevers and three Lorain men along with Dean and Harry Cheevers are jailed on charges of stealing. Sperl Parker Burgett confronted near a chicken coop in Lake village around midnight Sunday. E Burrell took the group to jail. they face a mayoral hearing this afternoon. The car belonged to a woman at Dago Rose's joint Lorain. Dean and Cheevers have prior records. burglary charge not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mald Dean
Red Keevers
Dean
Harry
Red
Srs
Dward Sperl
Robert Parker
Obert
Burgett
Lorain
Sperl
Parker
Gottlieb Gerber
Lake Village
Chauvers
Hudson ‘Ar
Rank
E. Burrell
Id Lake Village
Kauffman
Dago Rose
Foint
Cheevers
Blame U S Steel and Morgan in Mine Disorders Probe
In Washington Ontario the S Steel Corporation and the banking house of J P Morgan & Co were accused of conspiring to murder in a western Virginia coal field dispute. Frank P Walsh, former War Labor Board member and UMW counsel, testified before the Senate committee investigating the mine war in Mingo and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
S. Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Company
West Virginia
Frank P. Walsh
War Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Senate
Mingo
Loop Saloonist Sentenced Over Liquor Charge
John Laemononcz was sent to fall Saturday for failing to pay a $500 fine and costs imposed by Mayor Jones after liquor was found at the Loop saloon on Lodi street. He was previously convicted of the same offense and appealed the case on error to the court of common pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laemononcz
Mayor Jones
Old Loop
Lodi Street
Saemononcz
Court of Common Pleas
Two Teens Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Paul Brinzley and Tom Nyerges both sixteen were arrested for disorderly conduct after throwing paper from a men's room onto the street. They were released with orders to appear in court and failed to do so, with officers to locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brinzley
Tom Nyerges
Po Hcr
Memorial for Late War Heroes at First Congregational
Mrs J B Foraker and Mr Charles W Whitehair spoke for the National Victory Memorial building to be erected in Washington DC under the George Washington Memorial association. Ohio delegates outlined the four story design with a nine to eleven thousand seat auditorium and state rooms on the third floor. The plan uses blue gold stars to honor service members and calls for a permanent national service flag with commendations from President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
J. B. Foraker
Charles W. Whitehair
Washington, DC
George Washington Memoral Association
W. G. Sharp
Association
Loral County
Foraker
Ohio
Vrs Foraker
Harding
Wardine
Taft
Two More Prisoners Plead Not Guilty
Ernest Worcester of Wellington and Edward Chaffee of Lorain entered pleas of not guilty in court. Both were placed on £ 500 bond and await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Worcester
Wellington
Edward Chaffee
Lorain
Green Line Case Ready For Trial
The administrator of the estate of Faldon Sprunk seeks $25,000 damages in a case arising from the Green Line wreck on Oberlin road on August 29, 1920. The trial was called this morning but delayed to attempt a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faldon Sprunk
Green Line
Oberlin Road
Government Plans to Intervene in Case of Big Railroad Strike
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Daugherty summoned five U S district attorneys to outline government action to prevent a nationwide railroad strike. He said the government will ensure railroads are operated and may seek court rulings on labor board enforcement, with presidents powers to enforce. The invited DAs were Hayward New York Lockwood Buffalo Cline Chicago Van Nuys Indianapolis Wert Cleveland.
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Chicago
U. S. Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Washington
Daugherty
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Clare
Willam Hayward
New York
Stephen T. Lockwood
Buffalo
Charles Cline
Frederick van Nuys
Indianapolis
E. C. Wert
Cleveland
Fay Rubber sues Morris Briefman over stock payment
The Fay Rubber Products Co. has filed suit to compel Morris Briefman to pay for $100 worth of stock he subscribed for in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Rubber Products Co
Morris Briefman
Soldier Boys Are at Rest Farewell for Two War Dead
Funeral services were held for Thomas Shannon and Gilbert Wagner whose bodies were shipped from France. The American Legion conducted last rites at St. Marys Cemetery after services at St Marys Church. Clarence L Welch, another veteran, was buried at Ridgelawn with American Legion burial rites following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Shannon
Gilbert Wagner
France
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Itmgion
Clarence L. Welch
Wilkins
Boys net minnows in park fountain fishing contest
Twenty six boys fished the park fountain Saturday afternoon and earned kid phones for each catch. All fish were minnows as larger fish did not bite. The park commission allows continued fishing this week with several boys listed as recipients of phones from The Lorain County Electric Co. and includes names and addresses such as Robert Jackson of Cleveland Street and Harold Shoff of Bell Avenue among many others.
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Park Fountain
The
Park Commission
Lorain County Electric Co
Robert Jackson
Cleveland
Burglars Raid Fields Corners and Nearby Stores
Burglars broke into Fields Corners last night in a spree linked to similar robberies at Grafton and Avon last week. At Feilds a garage was entered stealing ten casings spark plugs and tools. Forune Brothers store window forced oil stove groceries taken. no money. Sheriff Backus dispatched officers to investigate.
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Field's
Grafton
Avon
Feilds
For Une Brothers
Backus
Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty and Custody
Pearl Snell files for divorce from Loiton Snell alleging extreme cruelty with weekly abuse. She claims to have left him twice for ill treatment, asks alimony and custody of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Snell
Lorain
Loiton Snell
Arrest Two More Suspects in Bomb Plots in France
Paris police report two additional arrests in connection with an attempted assassination plot against Ambassador Herrick using a bomb. Investigators say the misaddressed package was the final mailed item at the Latin Quarter post office last Tuesday night as officials closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Ambassador Herrick
Postoffice
Latin Quarter
Oberlin Public Debate on Socialism Draws Elyria Figures
Elyria residents attend a public debate in Finney chapel at Oberlin with Raymond Robbins and Norman Thomas discussing whether a socialist order or progressive capitalism best secures future world peace and well being. Thomas will speak for socialism, Robbins for capitalism. both are praised by Professor Miller as sincere and accomplished. The next evening Thomas speaks at Open Forum in Machinists hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Raymond Robbins
Norman Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Robbins
Miller
Machinsts’ Hall
Breach of Promise Suit Over $250000 Scheduled Hearing
Marie C. Kilt of this city sues John C. Cromwell of Cromwell Steel Co Lorain for 250000 damages in a breach of promise case set for hearing tomorrow morning. Witnesses from Lorain ElSria and Cleveland expected to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie C. Kilt
John C. Cromwell
Cromwell Steel Co
Lorain
Miss Kilt
Elsria
Cleveland
Sartor Relative Among Losses In Local Notice
Major Thomas Amato, a World War II veteran, died yesterday at Cleveland Marine hospital after an operation. He was brother in law to Charles Sartor of this city and once resided here. Funeral services will be held from the Amato home in Sanduski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Amato
Marine Hosp
Cleveland
Charles Sartor
Amato
Sanduski
Four Die and Seven Injured as Virginia Riots Erupt
Orange Virginia saw 100 militiamen and police patrol streets after 48 hours of racial violence that left Sheriff William C. Bond Force Sergeant J. F. Borer Walter Ware and two other men dead. A mob of 500 armed citizens pursued two black suspects, firing at a barn where the men were believed to be hiding. Governor Davis rushed from Charlottesville to oversee security measures.
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Orange
Charlottesville
Orange County
William C. Bond
J. F. Borer
Walter Ware
Ware
Ager
Toreepee
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Fla
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Spurcin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Vivian Spurgin
Warren C Spuren
Iix
Pershing Hotel
Spurgin
WY. Bennett
C. Hayden
Hayden
Focal
Ennett
Wichigar Avenue Trust
Marfa
Warren C. Spurgin
Detectis Acencv
Spursin
Chihuahua
Mexico
Woodruff
Gloucester
Halifax
Lunenberg
Elsie
U. S. Steel Corporation
Lennard Fowls
Glendale Ct
Ben Blythe
Lewis Ct
Albert Haswell
Ridge St. John Pealicka
Woodford
Denton Whitmore
Harvard Ave
Clyde Refenning
Spruce St
Victor Kaminski
Leander Shropshire
Oberlin Ra
Howard Pasno
W. 13Th St
Eugene Smith
Cleveland St
Ross Fauver
Grace
Francis Brubaker
W. Third St
Joe Soja
West Ave
Richard Martin
Tenth St
Wm. Bond
Pine St
Wim. Sipes
Third St
Kenneth Prechtel
Ridgeville
Louis Brecknock
Princeton Ave
Harold Shoff
Bell Ave
Wilber Congwer
East Ave
William Barne
N. Olive St
Wayne Williams
Dewey
Eugene Diedrick
Riverdale Ct
William Jones
Lake Ave
Carlton Diedrick
Seventh St
Chas. Sartor
Virginia
Orance
Davis
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