Labor Board Strike Challenge Weighed at Colseum
Chicago. 26. A bid to test the United States Railway Labor Board power to halt or rule on a threatened railway strike opened at the Coliseum with W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen asserting the board may be challenged in court after it rules. Lee said workers may leave service if dissatisfied with wage decisions and urged careful legal review of the board’s authority. The session adjourned toward 2 pm after debate on wage cuts and time adjustments.
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Chicago
Orf
United States Railway Labor Board
W.G. Lee
T He Brotherhood of
Lee
Labor Board
Trasomr
Tee
Parton
Ananeee
Washington
Schoolboy Hit by Automobile On Widdie Avenue
A schoolboy named Log was struck by a car on Widdie avenue at noon when he ran into the path of the machine from a crowd. He was picked up and taken to the hospital in Mr Keyes cur, severely bruised but not seriously hurt, with police notified.
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Touts Hausen
Widdle Avenue
Keyes
Fort blast in Vado wrecks city. many killed and wounded
Rome report says a fort blew up at Vado in the tenoa province causing numerous deaths and injuries and extensive building damage. Fire broke out as the explosion, heard for miles, shattered the seaside fortress town.
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Rome
Vado
Tenoa
Turbulent storm damages and flood reach Florida coastline
Reports estimate hurricane related damage near Tampa and surrounding citrus areas at $99 million with Tampa city alone over 3 feet of floodwater. Daytona Beach and others suffered serious property loss while Florida orange groves show heavy damage. Meanwhile wrecks near Chatham and Palm Beach surface as crews from sunken ships are rescued.
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New Orleans
Jegrims
Tunpi
Petersburg
Eile
Held
Florida Orange Group
Daytona Sea
Blantity
Likeland
Tampa
Protest over Haiti killings by troops admitted
Washington October 26 Major T C Turner of the U S Marines told a Senate committee investigating Haiti conditions that native gendarmes under officers of the VU Sharing corps indiscriminately killed and ill treated Haitians. He testified a marine enlisted man was accused of killing and burying 19 Haitian prisoners by a firing squad of natives.
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Washington
VU Sharing Corps
T C Turner
M. C
Senate
Hayti Turner
Marine Corps
Progressive Merchants Await Elyria Day Shoppers
Elyria Day visitors will enjoy ideal weather and free shows at the American and Colonial from noon to two. The merchants prepared with decorated windows and bargains while one play, Sentimental Tommy, endorsed by Denver judge Ben Lindsey, will be showcased on the screen.
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Elyria
Tommy
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Elyria Declares Day of Price Cuts by Dusinlessmen
Proclamation sets October 27 as Elyria Day urging residents to shop early and often. City leaders, led by Mayor Jones, ask stores to offer greatly reduced prices to curb the rising cost of living.
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Elyria
Asapita. Jones
Ohio
Attractive window displays spark Chronicle-Telegram contest
Merchants showcase seasonal goods in ordered displays inviting city and country crowds. The Chronicle-Telegram offers prizes to the most attractive window and the best advertisement with letters explaining why displays stand out. Entries must be submitted to the office. a large turnout is expected tomorrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Seaplane crew rescued after 46 hours at sea
Lieut A Morley Darby and Chief Photographer D Wi Culp were brought into Pensacola, Florida, after drifting for a day and two nights in a naval seaplane in the Gulf of Mexico, rescued by the V and S Allegheny.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
A. Morley Darby
D Wi Culp
V & S Allegheny
Lagrange stores robbed in multiple break-ins
A gang hit five TaQranre area stores last night, breaking into two including central shop JT Cott thes, stealing merchandise such as sweaters cigars and silk wares. Other locations at LaGrange Phatd Mare Graftan Avan and Pleids Corners were entered with no reported losses.
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Dhureld
TaQranre
Gentral
laGringe Phatd Mare
Graftan Avan
Pleids Corners
Allies Delay Decision on Charles Charles Fate and Contingencies
Reports state allied ambassadors delayed final disposal of exiled Charles fate as they weigh options including Malta or asylum. Hungary pressed Charles to abdicate by threatening crown forfeiture. Geneva vowed not to allow his return, signaling a tense international posture over his future.
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Paris
Rome
Charles
Malta
Meg Tranny
Geneva
Setultess
Switzerland
American consul stabbed in Salina Drug Mesien incident
Washington reports that the American consul at Salina Drug Mesien was stabbed on the night of October 24. State Department advices from the U S embassy in Mexico City confirm two assailants are involved.
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Washington
Llora Hurlingham
Salina
Mesien
State Department
Mexico Cty
Cleveland Woman Wins Breach of Promise Verdict Against Cromwell
Miss Marnie Kilt wins $100,000 judgment in a breach of promise suit against John C. Cromwell of the Cromwell Steel Company. The jury deliberated after 1 PM and returned a verdict at noon, with Kilt thanking jurors, the judge, and her attorney. The case details alleged deception and broken marriage plans following gifts and expenses. The report notes the defendant allegedly proposed marriage after social outings but failed to fulfill the contract.
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Cleveland
Miss Hilt
Marnie
Kilt
John C. Cromwell
Cromwell Steel Cu.p Orain
Miss Kilt
John Cranwell
W T Marsteier
Marie Chilt
Cromwell
Detroit
Magnolia Avenue
Cleve- Jana
Burgett Co Wins School Building Contract Amid Bids
The board of education awarded Theta A Burgett Co of Lorin the bid for the new technology school building. Other contracts went to Poplowski Plumbing Co Cleveland for plumbing Electeric Wiring to Pho elective Servier Co and the Connelly Boiler Co of Cleveland for boiler work. The previous contract was canceled due to irregularities. Police report threats by Chas Wynn’s wife. he warned she would attack him. A motor meter was stolen from Wagner street car near the Elks Club.
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Board of Education
Theta A Burgett Co
Lorin Theip
Bodders
Board
Aso
Poplowski Plumbing Co
Cleveland
Servier Co
Thisty
Connelly Boiler Cup
Cleveland O
Wagner
7Th Street
Elks Club
YANK BONUS GETS SPEAKERS SUPPORT AT LWV MEETING
The League of Women Voters held a meeting in the high school auditorium with Mrs Ted Stevens and Mrs E H Hansman speaking in favor of the adjusted compensation plan. Hansman argued the plan is a modest adjustment, not a gift, correcting wartime income disparities for veterans and homefront workers. The gathering featured a student musical program and a Star Spangled Banner singalong. Continued discussion noted on page two.
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League of Women Voters
Ted Stevens
Mra E H Hansman
Ladies’ Auxilliary of the American Legion
Eyrla
Edison Sees Civilization Growing Too Complex to Predict
In a late October interview conducted in Orange New Jersey, Edison laments civilization’s rising complexity and the risk of unforeseen consequences from laws and advances. He cites government actions, scientific progress, and past missteps as evidence that society struggles to foresee outcomes.
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Asquith
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Geck
C L Joyce
Thames
Gomez
TNO Lagrange
Budapest
Enteyrs
Hungarian National Assembly
Mexico
Burgett & CO
Chas Wynn
Edison
Thomas A Edéson
Lescipher
Allen L. Anson
Star
Bny Wright
International News Service
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Themen
Eason
Hia
Azarm
Amd
West
Erty
Max
Poerbert Spence
Spencer
Pencer
England
Cam
Imereaene
Vdison
Valison
Cardon & Wall
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Reynolds
Wwe
Denimews Affaire
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