Peace prospects fade as European tensions rise across Balkans
Europe faces renewed conflict as Locarno pact ratification stalls in Germany amid cabinet turmoil in Berlin Paris ministers clash over Caillaux resignation Greek and Bulgarian troops face frontier questions at Salonika and talks with the League of Nations continue about maintaining peace.
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Europe
Balkans
Hindenburg
Germany
Caillaux
Painiere
Greece
Bulgaria
League of Nations Council
League
Russia
Baldwin
Lorain Police Raid Hotel Nab Two For Carrying Guns
Acting on a report tied to John Durkin a Lorain murder suspect officers raided a Columbian hotel. They arrested John Housman 22 and Russell Kettleman 30 both sailors for carrying concealed weapons and held them for the grand jury under $800 bonds each. Police believe they thwarted a holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Get
Jobn Durkin
I Chucazo
Columbian Hotel
John Houstan
Durkin
Russell Kettleman
Baty
Terend
Ohio Rabbit and Caver Circuit Association formed
Members met in the Ziks Club rooms to form the Ohio Rabbit and Caver Circuit Association. Officers elected include president Ishiabula Loose and Akron’s D F Rickley as vice president, secretary W F Gilbert of Maumee, and directors J C Hazida Elsha and C Herowa of Akron. The first Northern Ohio show is planned for Elyria in early February with entries from across the United States and Canada. Some rabbits valued up to $50 and weighing 20 pounds. CHARGER 812212 FRAUD CHARGED IN CLEVELAND. George W Radcliffe of East Cleveland arraigned in federal court for allegedly being defrauded of $12,272.80 by officers of Consolidation Automobile Co of Dayton and American Rubber Co of Chicago. claimants said companies were solvent during the deals.
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Rabbit and Caver Breeder's Association
Zik's Club
Ohio Rabbit and Caver Circuit Association
Delerat
Norwalk
Akron
Elzria
Ashtabula
Maames
Lima
Canton
George Loose
Ishiabula
D. F. Ri¢Kley
W. F. Gilbert
Maumee
J. C. Hazeida
Elsha
C. Herowa
Ohio
Elyvia
Air Hazelton
United States
Canada
Cleveland, CO
George W.radcliffe
East Cleveland
Federal District Court
Consolidation Automobile Co
Dayton
American Rubber Co
Chicago
Three Workers Die From Asphyxiation At Ohio Steel Plant
In Steubenville Ohio and Toledo Ohio, three men Lewte Leech James Skiles and A Harrison died from asphyxiation. Leech and Skiles were found dead after failing to return from repairing wires atop a furnace at Wire and Steel Co. A Harrison, a 58 year old Toledo businessman, was found dead in his garage with door closed and engine running.
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Steubexy
Ille
Lewte Leech
Canton
James Skiles
Dunbar W. Wa
Wire & Steel Coporation
Emphas Electricians
Toledo
A. Harrison
Tolego
Mass town reels after farm tragedy and suicide
In Sturbridge Massachusetts on October 26 John Brown, 47, a town school bus driver, killed Eugene Holden 63, shot housekeeper Mary Tiffany 43 and her daughter Jessie Tiffany, then stood guard all night. He then killed himself as Miss Tiffany staggered along the road near the Pismatom farm. Police seek motive amid the grim scene.
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Sturbridge
Mass
Daughier
John Brown
S Brown
Eugene Holden
Mary Tiffany
Holden
Jessie Tiffany
Albert Plympton
South Bridge
Miss Tiffany
Pismatom
Brown
Convictions in Woal stead law cases reach Supreme Court
Louis Ungerleider and Albert C. Duprie of Clarksburg West Virginia were convicted and sentenced for violating the Woal stead law and appealing for review. Albert Eick of Wheeling lost a review bid on a prohibition violation with a $10 000 fine and a months penitentiary sentence for distributing grain alcohol from Hermitage Tennessee to West Virginia.
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Washington
Louis Ungerleider
Albert C. Duprie
Clarksburg
West Va
Tost
Supreme Court of the United States
Allesal
Alberc Eick
Wheeling
W. Va
Woman Killed in Fall Off Cliff Near Athens
Athens Ohio Oct 26. Authorities work to identify a woman found by boys while hunting between Alby and McArthur. The body lay at the foot of a high cliff and had likely fallen from above. Wildlife mutilation noted. no foul play suspected. She had been given a lift by motorists two weeks earlier while walking toward McArthur.
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Athens
Alby
McArthur
Tragic Road Crash Claims Young Girl and Others
A young girl Phylis Marie James, 3, died after being struck by a truck as she crossed Chestnut Street in Dayton. The driver John Lee, 25, said the child darted from behind a car and into his path in wet conditions. Phylis survived by her parents and siblings. burial planned in Jamestown, Pennsylvania. The incident followed a spate of similar tragedies as noted in the day's brief notes.
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Phylis Marie James
May
Arthur James
Chestnut Street
Phylis
John Lee
Summit Stress
Syang Bening Company
Brankere Cof
Memorial Hospital
Lee
Broad Street
Phiiis
Fulton
Betty Jame
Tae Bods
Jamestown
Paz
Fletcher Puffer
Springfield
Ohio
Cy Strees
Taenna
Bargaret Rd
Warren
Cleff O'Brien
Ac. & QC
Iran
Portsmouth
Minnie Schinnelman
William Ganson Rose Tour and Upcoming Board Address
William Ganson Rose recently toured Europe and the Near East visiting fifteen countries and witnessing local conditions. He will address the Board on Wednesday evening, October 28. The report mentions travel by ship via the Black Sea and visits to Russia and Asia Minor, plus attendance at a royal wedding.
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William Ganson Rose
Europe
Near East
Board of
Trage
East
Lark L. Bristol
Fromer
Black Sea
United States
Russia
Asia Minor
Princess of Romani
Sues For Fare Money in Steamship Agent Case
Joseph Rerecs of this city sues Mathias Raid to recover 600 dollars paid as a steamship agent fee to bring five relatives from Hungary to the United States. The company deducted expenses and sent Raid 675.98. plaintiff claims this money was never returned and seeks judgment. A Wellington divorce case involves Luci Ambrose seeking alimony and sole dower rights after an 1885 marriage. Other notes cover juror absence, a dog bite suit, a debt dispute, car thefts, and stolen watches with police recoveries.
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Joseph Rerecs
Mathias Raid
Hungary
United States
Copany
Naidi
Wellington
Luci Ambrose
Fremont Ambrose
Supreme Court Rules on Damages in Love Triangle Case
The New York supreme court awarded $27,500 in a case brought by Mrs. Katherine Prev of Louisville against musical comedy actress Wilda Bensert. Prev claimed the affair with Charles Frex, a wealthy turfman, damaged her marriage. The decision followed a $300,608 suit seeking compensation for alleged affections.
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Suneola
Sm Supreme Court
Wilda Bensert
Sirs
Katherine Prev
Louisville
Charles Frex
Lorain to Strictly Enforce Traffic Rules in Wet Weather
Safety Director James Hewitt says Lorain will enforce traffic ordinances and speed limits on downtown streets due to wet leaves and hazardous driving. He criticizes local drivers for laxity, notes many Lorain license holders ignore laws, and says Elyria rules will be applied in Lorain as well.
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Lorain
James Hewitt
Elyria
Eistia
Hewrtt
T.f.strenick
Judsre Strenick
Mandamus Suit Over License to Dispose of Raven Jewelry
Attorneys argued over mandamus cases led by Solomon Stutzger to force Mas on Hinkson to issue him a license to dispose of Raven’s bankrupt stock of jewelry. City attorneys moved to demurrer for lacking facts while Stutzger’s lawyers called the petition definite. Judge W. B. Thompson heard arguments and will rule later on dismissal or denial after briefs.
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Solomon Stutzger
Mason Hinkson
Raven
Todday
Stutzger
W. B. Thompson
Mary Sainter(s) Mine Dies at 62 in Subday
Mrs Mary A Saunders aged 62 wife of Dr B E Saunders of Middle Avenue died last evening at 9 30 at her daughter's home. The funeral will be at 1 00 tomorrow at Mrs Olas 522 Washington Av with Rev E B Redhead of St Andrews officiating Burial at Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Mary A. Saunders
B. E. Saunders
Middle -Avenue
Walter C. Saunders
Cleveland
Georgeh. Nicholas
Washington Avenue
Olas
Washington
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Mace Ary Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death Notice for Louisa Gunn in Comzpant Ohio
Friends of Mrs J G Whitney mourn the death of her mother Louisa Gunn of Comzpant Ohio who died after four weeks illness of bronchial pneumonia at Ellytia Memorial Hospital at 12 10 a m The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon with burial at Coanea She was seventy four and survived by two daughters and four grandchildren.
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J. G. Whitney
Fourth Street
Louisa Gunn
Comzpant
Ohio
Thss
Derth
Ellytia Memorial Hospital
Gunn
Louisa 0. Marsh
Tornado Toll Across Alabama and East Coast Storms
A sweeping storm system caused extensive fatalities and damage from Alabama to New York. Twenty three dead in Alabama with many injured, plus losses in New York and Massachusetts, widespread property damage, and a damaged ocean fleet. Red Cross to mobilize aid.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Alabama
New York City
Young Bob La Follette Explores Path in Republican Rank
Washington October 26 Vice Senator Bod La Follette son of the late insurgent travels to the capital to observe party politics and may take a public role. Republican leaders plan to center on him before judging his future, while the regular organization debates his alignment with Borah or Cozean factions. The Larbette youth faces terms and independence warnings as party lines anxiously shift.
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Atrives
Washington
Bod
Capitol
Youes Bob
Wm. 3
Butler
Cuairman
Republican National Committee
Bob
Negulacs
Soung Boab
Sim
Judges Ask For Pay Rise For Federal Judges
The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee submitted a referendum to 225 federal judges in Uncle Sam's courts asking if pay should increase and, if so, by how much. Results will be compiled by Senators Rast and Reed for Congress. Bills for higher pay were not acted on by the last Congress.
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Washington
Pat Federal
Uncle Sam
Senate Judiciary
Rast
Reed
Missouri
Congress
Belgian Bank Sues Rubber Firm Over Unpaid Bill
The Banque Pour L Etras ger of New York filed a federal suit in Cleveland against The Only Good-Year Tire and Rubber Co. for an alleged unpaid bill of 15 045.95 covering 210 cases of plantation rubber products.
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Sues Rubber Company
Cleveland, .C
Thy Banque Selse Pour L’etrasger
Oy Wall Street
New York City
Federal District Court
Tira and Rubber Co
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Cunope
Galance
Gaillaux
Berlin
Luther
Ofice
Dr. Schieie
Interior
Herr-Von Schlieben
Sinanee
Herr Neuhaus
Yon “Hindenhurs
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Cabiet
Briand Fore
Painleve
M. Caillauy
Pr M
Briana
Laval
Salonika
London
Legation
Salonike
Romania
Teague
League Council
M. Briand
Hull Ghoare
Rabbit
Cavey Club
Fae Hines
Ant Dabahtee
AE Upee Hy Theil S.C Ual
Clement Gellings
Dayton, O
Adam Jones
Stibold Manufacturing Coan
Suns
Rachel Gachs
W. Schoep
Fle
Schoepfe
Arthe
J. C. Conway
Lionel Urias
al T Davis
North Eaton
Davis
Urias
Chavrolet
Medina
Pohre Te. J. Steankard
Atotheres
Charles Kuftner
Wiliams
Gius Ma
Crestal
Ll. Lb. Douglas
Elsvia
Clyde Saint
Clyde
Charles Kuina
Williams S
Tag Tequest
Mary Sainters
Woburn
Conmnonys Realth
Fall River
New York
Rhode Island
Abama
American Red Cross
George ‘Grane
The
Red Cross
Bune
Montgomery
Ale
Teriffind
Troy
Pike County
Crenshaw
Barbour
Bullock
Jtames
Ralph Knaight
Rubs Krishi
Frances Knight
Elton Knight
Eliza Davis
Walter Knight
Luerne
Cather. Peacock
Tor' Lous
Springfiall
Berbour Country
Marietta, O
West Virginia
Maz
Hens
Irgate
Raritan Bay
Coast Guard
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