Storms Hit Lake and Ocean Casualties Feared
Multiple storms lash the Atlantic and Great Lakes with high winds and heavy rain. Vessels report delays and possible losses from the Leviathan near the Scilly Islands and ships off Delaware Capes. Cleveland records 56 mph winds and twenty foot waves. fishing boats damaged. air mail halted. Authorities warn of continued gales and colder weather across the region.
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United States Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Dewstown
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Wauron
Erie
Ontario
Bond Stealers Doering and Weisman Sentenced
William F Whitey Doering and David Weisman were convicted in federal court of robbing a United States mail truck in St Louis on April 2 of securities valued at 2 4 million. They received 30 and 25 year sentences at the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary as Judge Faris overruled their motion for a new trial.
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ST. Louis
William F
Lloyd George Arrives in Pittsburgh in Warm City Welcome
England's wartime premier David Lloyd George arrived in Pittsburgh amid fog and a chilly morning. A monster crowd lined downtown streets after a station welcome. A formal dinner at Syria Mosque and an 8 pm address were planned before the midnight train to Washington.
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David Lloyd George
England
London
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Syria
American Gorsed, & Welsh Society
Washington
Jewelry Store Loot: $50,000 in Diamonds Steal
Four masked bandits entered a Kansas City jewelry store early today under heavy fog and forced two clerks to open the safe. The culprits ransacked the vault and escaped with diamonds valued at $50,000. Clerk Max Binkowitz was struck on the head when resisting orders.
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Max Binkowitz
Oberlin Man Reports Auto Stolen by Former Jeweler Worker
John Carpenter told police he lent his automobile to a man who used to work at a local jewelry store in Oberlin to try it out. The man drove away with the car yesterday and left town, taking the machine and not returning.
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Oberlin
Carpenter
Ohio retailers urge constitutional change on liability
Oct 24 All retail merchants associations across Ohio have been urged to launch campaigns in their localities in support of amending the state constitution at the November election to eliminate the danger of open liability under the state workers compensation act. George W. Sheridan Columbus director of the Ohio council of retail merchants stated today.
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George W. Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Eastern Star Gains 7000 Members in Ohio Chapter Report
Cincinnati October 24 report from Worthy Grand Matron Cora R. Franz at the 34th session of the Ohio grand chapter in Music Hall notes the Eastern Star gained about 7000 members over the past year across the Ohio jurisdiction.
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Cora R. Franz
Ohio
Music Hall
Western Heights YMCA and Settlement House launch youth program
The Young Men's Christian Association and Western Heights Settlement House began an all around program for boys and young men in Western Heights led by Jack Leikkinen and Miss Gill. A Minstrel is planned with General Secretary Hudson aiding, and a Pioneer Club will cater to younger youths with meetings each Friday evening. Physical staff will organize daily play and athletics, expanding leadership at the Settlement House to widen youth activities.
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Frst
Seikkfinen
McClellan
Miss Gill
YM. C. A
Many booze cases before city and county tribunals
The morning session covered multiple illegal liquor cases. Azalia McBride, of 12 West avenue, pleaded guilty with a $500 fine and costs after officers found two five gallon cans of distilled liquor in her home pool room. a bottle was found on Broad street. J S Tarrant charged with illegal possession had case continued. George Beavior’s trial also postponed. John F Pincura fined $300 for a first offense after four barrels of wine were found in his store basement. a gallon of liquor was hidden in a safe for Joe Kallas, whose second offense case also awaited sentencing next week. Andrew Kopco faced third violation. a buried keg of wine and his admission of selling at 5 cents a drink prompted debate on parole, with a decision to come Saturday. Steve Zatrock pleaded guilty to a second offense and was fined $500 and costs.
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George Beavior
Thompson
John F Pincura
E. 80Th Street
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Klady
Joe Kallas
Wine Avenue
Andrew Kopco
Elyria Avenue
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John Harding
Dan Symons
Steve Zatrock
Broadway, Lorain
Webber
Halliday Sentenced Five Years on Forgery Charge
St Louis jury in circuit Judge Falkenhainer's court fixed a five year term for George W Halliday bankrupt broker for forgery in the third degree connected with counterfeiting 1 5 million dollars of French government bond interim certificates issued by J P Morgan and Company. Halliday filed an appeal and posted 500 dollars bond.
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Ohio college and church events headline Cincinnati briefing
State brief items from Cincinnati, Norwood and Columbus note the Ohio grand chapter of East Beta Star opening its three day convention at Music Hall with Major Carrel welcoming delegates and James Mitchell responding, Mount St Mary Seminary dedication with Apostolic Delegate Fumasini-Biondi officiating, highway funding remarks by Charles Montgomery on road work in Gallia, Wayne and Washington counties, and a suburban Republican women’s coordination conference in Columbus led by Harriet Taylor Up ton and others to discuss district representation and organization.
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U. S
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Republican National Executive Committee
David Tod
Youngstown
Moro situation held serious in Philippines
Manila Oct 24 La Defensa reports two Moros killed in disturbance at Mindanao but Constabulary denies receiving such a report. The Senate adopted a joint committee resolution to investigate the Moro situation.
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Martin Lazinski Found Dead in Jolts Home
Martin Lazinski, 74, was found dead last night in the rear home at 2149 East Avenue, Sorsain. Coroner Perry ruled death from heart failure. He is survived by five daughters and three sons.
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Ihres
First Savings & Loan declares 7 percent dividend Elsina
At a directors meeting The First Savings and Loan Co of Elsina declares a 7 percent dividend on company stock payable to stockholders of record October 1, 1923. Mike Juernovich also sues L Hody et al to collect 1310.35 on an due and unpaid amount.
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Fireman Dies in Cleveland Plant Blaze
Battalion Chief Walter J. Read of the Cleveland fire department died after directing crews during a blaze that damaged the American Tent and Awning Company plant. The fire caused about 56,060 in damage. Read collapsed while directing firefighters, later dying of heart failure attributed to overexertion and chemical fumes.
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Walter J. Read
Cleveland Fire Department
Read
First Snow Falls in Wheeling and Ohio Towns
The first snow of the season sifted down over Wheeling West Virginia yesterday, with Tiltonville Ohio reporting snow by midnight. An apple tree was observed in bloom at Kirkwood Heights, Ohio, contrasting the wintry onset with springlike bloom.
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Iron Stone and Sup Ply Codes sue Sam Gorty for 154 dollars
The Elsiiz Iron Stone and Sup Ply Codes filed suit against Sam Gorty seeking judgment for 154.24 dollars for a bill of goods sold to the defendant.
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Court insists Cox keep two wives in Ohio ruling
In Columbus on October 24 the Ohio Supreme Court upheld a Hamilton county case finding Fred G. Cox of two wives. Cox had been granted a divorce from Marthe Cox in 1919 but the decree was not entered. The court dismissed his petition to set aside the earlier judgment. the appellate court and supreme court affirmed, keeping the prior outcome.
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Fred G. Cox
Hamilton County
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Marthe Cox
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Supreme Court
Migration of negro workers tops 478700 in 1923
Bulletin from Washington reports 478 700 negro laborers migrated from the south during the year ending August 31 1923 with Georgia leading at 120 600 departures. Other items note a Virginia coast storm relief, a Fort Worth arrest in the Cook records case, a San Diego forgery discovery, Kuanting bandits in Shanghai and a London farewell by Colonel George Harvey.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Georgia
Night deputy sheriff shot in West Virginia coal region
Steve Marsh a 34 year old night deputy sheriff at the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Coal Company coal stripping operation near Colliers West Virginia was shot three times from ambush early today and is dying in a local hospital. The motive is unknown. Berlin reports regional autonomy moves amid widespread violence in Germany with martial law in Hamburg and many separatists killed or arrested.
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Elyria Lorain road finished in record time
The 1.1 mile 18 foot concrete road from West River road to the B and Co tracks was completed by Paterson Construction and Supply Co. in 16 12 days after starting Oct 4. It will open after curing, linking Elyria to Lorain via Furnace street River road North Ridge Peat avenue and north to the steel mills. Elyria’s Lake avenue improvements also open Oct 27, creating two improved routes between Lorain and Elyria.
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West Side Problems to be Discussed at Gates Blog
Mayor Jones hosts a West Side city meeting at Gates auditorium tonight at 7 30. The session focuses on issues affecting the west side with a call for every resident to attend.
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Local farmers, neighbors rally to help Oswalt after typhoid disease
Hatter Oswalt of Partonia lies ill with typhoid as his daughter Mario stays near. In Pavonia neighbors form a helping band, gathering in his corn field to harvest the crop and ease a hard winter. Harvey and Marjorie are improving. In Youngstown, Oct 24, local courts are lax in liquor fines, with Mahoning Dry Federation officials noting penalties are reduced when tried in different courts.
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Partonia
Dorn
Mario
Lor
Pavonia
Oswalt's
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Witle Marjorie
Youngstown
J. C. Hoffman
Mrs Harding to live in Washington reportedly
Florence King Harding widow of the late president arrives in Washington with a plan to settle in the capital. While details remain unclear, reports indicate she will reside there as she waits in Marion before final arrangements are made.
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Mrs. Harding
Washington
Florence Kiing Harding
Chest Drive Meet Thursday in County Savings room
City officials will discuss whether to renew the Community Chest campaign for next year at a Thursday 4:07 PM meeting in the County Savings directors room. Citizens interested in Chest work are invited to attend and participate in the discussion.
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