British cabinet forms under Bonar Law honors King George
London reports Britain's new government under Premier Andrew Bonar Law begins work as the old and new ministers meet at Buckingham Palace. A proclamation sets the stage for a general election on November 16. Reactions praise the cabinet as trustworthy while critics note cautious leadership.
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New Story
Andrew Bonar Law
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George
Domay
Government sides with foreign ships over liquor ban after Daugherty ruling
Foreign and domestic ship owners secured an indefinite stay on enforcing the Daugherty liquor ban for foreign vessels pending a US Supreme Court decision. Treasury officials granted assurances that British ships would not be molested, while appeals to expedite the case proceed after November 15.
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Daugherty
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Des
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Olympic
Mellon
Daughert
Harding
Ashe
Peiting
Prohibition
Lloyd George outlines Britain policy for postwar era
In a London speech Lloyd George argues for peace through strong Anglo American cooperation and debt repayment to the United States. He warns against deviating from a national unity policy and insists Britain must pay debts but not forgive them, placing Britain first while seeking closer ties with the U.S.
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Lonthin
Jower
Lloyd George
Poley
Britain
London
Iadera
National Liberal Party
David Lior George
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Perlis
Europe
Daughter Convicts Fake Liquor Agent in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a jury found Richard Johnson guilty of impersonating a federal prohibition agent and removing whiskey from the Devon residence after a testimony from 1 year old Sarah Devon. Johnson, a disabled World War veteran, was sentenced to 18 months in the Atlanta prison. Charles Devon had receipts proving ownership of the whiskey. John Hayes sues Sam Thomas for real estate commission claiming exclusive selling rights for one year.
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Cincinnati
Sarah Devon
Charles Devon
UC. B
Richard Johnson
Devon
Johnson
Atlanta, Ga
John (. Hayes
Sam Thomas
Message of hope from a grieving parishioner after murder
Exclusive statement from Charlotte Mills reads and questions Mrs. Hall s kindness after the murders of Dr Hall and Mrs Mills. The 16 year old daughter describes her distress at the note urging faith and love and concerns over authorities handling the case. She recalls a sermon by Mr Hall and the tragedy that followed.
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Farward W. Hall
St. John the Evanselistate
New Bronswick
Charlotte Millls
James Mills
Hall
International News Service
Charlotte Mills
New Brunswick
Charlotte
Frances Noel Hall
Lita
Senator Harbors Mixed Views on Ten Commandments Debate
The article reports Mrs. Pelton criticizing Us Senator Harvey over remarks on Ten Commandments and women as subservient. It notes her demand for straightforward talk about civil law and international affairs, urging plain language and accountability. The piece cites wartime transportation costs and calls for blunt, practical discussion.
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Tay
Moses
Harvey
United States
Europe
Ambassador Harvey
Israel
Murder trial in Hackensack airwaves case unfolds with jury to consider guilt
Arguments to the jury began in Hackensack today in the case of gatekeeper Cline and Charles Senshon charged with slaying 18 year old actress Alice Thornton on a moving picture set. The defense rested after unwritten law plea. Bergin was shot at the Cline home in Edgewater and confessed to relations with Mrs. Cline.
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Edgewater
Hear New Trial Arguments in Manslaughter Case
This morning Judge Macdington heard motion for a new trial for Joe Lewalski of Lorain after a manslaughter conviction. Defense attorney Chas Adams criticized alleged irregularities claiming error, while Prosecutor Lawrence Webber argued the trial was fair with no reversible error. Judge Sedinsson reserved judgment. Columbus report notes coal price and supply problems to be discussed by Governor Davis and Michigan state official Potter.
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Joe Lewalski
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Chas, Adams
Lawrence Webber
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Sedinzson
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Oslo
Michigan
Davis
Potter
Sphinx on Trial for Life Tells Her Version
Mrs. Mabel Champion of Cleveland stands trial for the killing of Yale graduate Thomas Connell in a downtown restaurant. Known as the sphinx for her silence, she is expected to speak at length about the incident. Prosecutor Eddie Stanton seeks the death penalty.
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Yale Grad
Eye Witness Tells Of Church Murder
Mrs Jane Gibson widowed woman in New South Wales recounts to the International News Service her belief she witnessed the Philips Lane murder scene. She says motives centered on money and denies enticement, claiming Edward Wheeler Hail and Eleanor Mills were found at the site rather than abducted.
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Jane Gibaon
Iarner
Internaonal News
Sarvice
Pali- Mills
Hasiilton Reid
Philips
de Rasgeey Lane
Edward Wheeler
Eleanor Mills
Uefa
Dowias
Lecu
Mills
Hall
George S Youngs 72 Dies This Morning at Home
George S Youngs 72 longtime resident of 714 Mast Avenue died this morning after a period of illness. He was a veteran and a member of the Cleveland G A R. He is survived by wife Mattie F H Young and daughter Mrs. Alice I Mann. Remains go to Waterloo for burial.
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George S. Youngs
Mast Avenue
Cleveland G. Alph
Mattie FH. Young
Alice I. Mann
Waterloo
Insurance suits seek pay on fire losses
Michael Savulak sues Eagle Starr and British Dominion Insurance and Globe Insurance to collect 81500 for a store fire at 2257 East Avenue. Steve Moncinik sues Atlantic Insurance to recover 1000 for fire damage to a house and barn in Shemeld township.
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Eacle, Starr and
British Dominion Insurance Co
Globe Insurance Co
East Avenue
Steve Moncinik
Atlemania Insurance Co
SheMeld
Fire guts Washington High School in Portland
Fire of undetermined origin completely gut the Washington high school building in Portland. The blaze killed firefighter O. T. Gabriel and caused about $500,000 in damages. A separate divorce report claimed a child was born, but a correction followed.
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Ore
Washington High School
OQ. T. Gabriel
Retta Irene Emery
Arthur J. Emery
Daughter of WML J Bryan Pengourge Delights Elyria Club
Rath Pevan Owen entertained and delighted 2 hundred at the technical high school last evening as she opened the Elyria Teacher's Club lecture series. She recounted her father William Jennings Bryan and her wartime experiences with General Allenby's staff detailing the march from Egypt to Jerusalem and the army’s supply challenges along the desert route.
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