Death Penalty Urged for Robbers of U S Mail Sacks
New York Oct 27 The Postmaster General Hays calls the theft of five registered mail pouches from a truck on lower Broadway a grave offense warranting the death penalty. He urges armed guards on valuable shipments, bell alarms on trucks, and rapid pursuit, noting $1 454 129.88 stolen overall with cash and securities totaling millions. He praises a San Francisco act and cites investigations by Postmaster Morgan and Inspector Cochrane as they pursue a New York band.
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Creneral Hays
Lower Broadway
Hays
Ft. Pam
Frank Adams
San Branisco
Duma
Postulac
Simnone
Pacific Coast
Morgan
Hunaday
Will HH
Net
Cochrane
Frank Harvick
Sen
Los Ageles Post Ofice
British Parliament Faces Irish Peace Clash and Travel Plans
London reports Premier Lloyd George seeks parliament support before Irish peace talks. A censure motion threatens his Irish policy amid ongoing negotiations. Meanwhile Miss Helen Fallet, of Wisconsin, travels via Chicago to Asia on a world tour, intending to meet her sister in Rome after visiting China.
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Helen Fallet
Wisconsin
Chicago
China
Pakia
Europe
Rome
Misa Anne Follett
London
Tloyd Lieorge
House of Commons
Munday
Commons
Former Emperor Charles interned in Danube on monitor
Oct 27 inter allied council of ambassadors ordered former Emperor Charles interned on a British monitor in the Danube near Budapest until allied governments decide his final disposition. The ambassadors plan to reconvene Saturday for a likely verdict. London reports Manuel denies royalist plotting in Portugal.
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Paris
Inter-Alled Council of Ambassadors
Charles
Danube
Budapest
London
Portugal
Jit
Manuel
Horthy
Hungary
Prague
Petit Journal
Passed Bad Check Is Now in Jail
C H Drown was brought before Mayor Jones yesterday afternoon charged with giving a check for 25 dollars on a bank with no funds. He could not explain the transaction, saying he was drunk. He was placed under 600 dollars bonds and sent to jail in default.
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C.H. Drown
Mayor Jones
College student accused in auto theft case
Columbus Oct 27 William L Kal ler 24 a NAB college student was arrested here accused of stealing and selling an auto belonging to Cleveland Graven Akron last January Kal ler allegedly confessed selling the car for 360 at Chicago
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NAB College
Columbus
Cleveland
Theater head speech at Kiwanis meet in Elyria
John Himmiline of Sandusky owner of Rialto theater spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about Elyria’s theatrical future. He said the city is not yet on the map for culture, noted local support for liberty, and announced plans for a theater party to host Take It From Me next week while backing efforts to bring better shows to town.
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Kiwanis Club
John Himmiline
Sandusky
Rialto Theater
Elyria
Wellington
Albcracy
Eiwans
Cyclonic Romance in Louisville Navy Captain Wedding
Mrs. Catherine Griffin twenty seven daughter of a prominent Louisville family married Captain Damon Hagar in Los Angeles after a three day courtship. He is an army captain and VMI graduate. Mrs. Hagar is widow of E G Griffin once a principal owner of the American Tobacco Company. Captain Hagar is a Louisville native.
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Catherine Griffin
Loulaville
Damon Hagar
Los Angeles
Virginia Military Institute
Mother of Mrs Rose Dies in Dayton
Mrs August Rose of the corner Loat Street and Floral Court is notified of her mother's sudden death in Dayton. She is accompanied by her husband, awaiting further details.
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August Rose
Loathatreet
Floral Court
Dayton
Halloween Pranks Provoking Police Crackdown Announced
Chief of Police E. J. Stankard warns that Halloween disorder, property damage and theft will not be tolerated. Boys and young men gathering to commit trouble will be prosecuted. citizens are urged to report violations to the police office.
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E. J. Stankard
Police
Three Murders Battle Police
Authorities hunt for the slayer of Father A. B. Belknap at St Patricks cathedral after his body was found on Pons highway. A large caliber bullet and a head wound suggest a lethal ambush as detectives trace a late night summons to administer last rites. Rewards totaling 1509 dollars have been offered for the killer while state troopers join the manhunt.
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A. B. Belknap
St Patricks Cathedral
Pons
Nebraska
Prson
Father Belknap
Sid Tre PoUy Pest Tad Me Enes Mies
Thomas Haben
J. J. Lawler
Adminster
New York
Oat
Long Island Pond
Dolly Hailey Higgins
Higgins
Anna Bailey
Elyria Day B16 Draws Record Attendance and Trade
Elyria Day proved a remarkable success with merchants praising advertising results. Streetcars and autos filled the streets as residents and visitors poured into Broad and Cheapside, stores saw brisk sales, and free show tickets drew capacity crowds at the Strand and Colonial theaters. Judges for window displays, led by Jim Armitage, prepared to reveal winners with Friday’s paper.
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Elyria
S Opera
Henry Ford
Broad Street
Cheapside
Chronicle-Telegram
Strand
Colonial
East Broad Street
Dreamland Theater
Renault
Fel
Jim Armitage
W.oc. Part
Grafton
T. M
Lee Stroup
W. S. Smith
George Chamberlain
Lorain Parties Seek a Divorce
Two divorce cases filed in Lorain court detail allegations of adultery and drunken parties at Anna Pall’s home, with Pall seeking custody of three children. Lorain Rosenstreet sues Grant Roaenarrect for neglect and cruelty, citing insults, hitting, and a Cleveland liaison, with him currently in Pennsylvania.
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Lo ‘Rain
Lasin Pall
Anna
Lorain Rosenstreet
Pathway to world peace urged by President Harding in Georgia
President Harding told a Georgia gathering that America has pointed the pathway to world peace and stands ready to help others along the way. He spoke in Columbus and Atlanta about postwar reconstruction and urged unity, linking Roosevelt's birthday and America’s resolve to peace. The address accompanied remarks praising southern progress and the nation’s postwar lessons.
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Harding
America
Manta
Iardon
Washington
Avery
American Union
States of the Union
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Athinta
Georgina
South
Big Five Expected to Act After Wage Cut Assurances
Chicago October 27 peaceful settlement of the railway strike schedule for October 30 seemed imminent as the five railway brotherhoods conference adjourned. The United States Railway Labor Board pledged no further wage reductions until working rules disputes are settled, sparking optimism that the strike may be averted.
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Chicago
Iecaders
Henr H. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Hooper
United State Railroad Labor Board
Chieta
Cially
Incipient Blaze at the Overland Plant Reported
A small fire occurred at Willys-Overland building No 8 when grease ignited in the plant. The Overland fire department was dispatched at 2 26 pm and No 2 company arrived quickly, preventing the need for other engines. The bus involved remains unidentified and is described as a mail carrier vehicle.
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Willys-Overland
Avon Lake man sues over false affair claim damages
Peter Trassell of Avon Lake files suit against Fred Haberman of Cleveland seeking 25000 damages alleging Haberman told Hassel's wife that he was unfaithful. Hassel says the accusation damaged his marriage by alienating his wife who left him since March 1.
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Peter Trassell
Avon Lake Village
Fred Haberman
Cleveland
Hassel
Haberman
Third 350000 Suit Dropped In Lorain Court
A Lorain man Andrew Matucek sued Chief King Detective Lenahan and Andrew Freeman for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. The court dropped King and Lenahan, placed Matucek’s case on trial, then dismissed it without prejudice after the plaintiff failed to present a viable case.
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Andrew Matusek
Lorain
Chief King
Lenahan
Andrew Freeman
King
Matucek
Redington
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