Resignation Accepted as French Cabinet Falls
Paris October 27. Facing defeat in parliament the Painleve cabinet's resignation was accepted by President Doumergue amid doubt for France's finances. Caillaux and Briand figures shift as Herriot-unsure. reform possible without Caillaux. Washington notes the Paris crisis may affect war debt talks.
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Paris
Palnleve
Tony Sine
Domergue
M. Caillaux
Catliaux
AL. Briand
League of Nations Council
Caillaux
M. Herriot
M. Painleve
Herriot
Grace Peterson Accepts Nebraska State Teachers College Librarian Post
Grace Peterson, longtime librarian of the Peru college library, has accepted the librarian position at the Nebraska State Teachers College at Peru. She will move to the city November 6 and begin duties November 10. Miss Charlotte Brooks will serve as assistant librarian in the interim.
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Grace Peterson
Nebraska State Teacher’s College
Peru
Labrary
Nebraska
Coltese Ag *Oru Raska
Ease City
Charlotté Brooks
Peterson
W. Ingersoll
York Public Library
Oberlin College
Bridge Collapse In Sumatra Kills Three Missing Fifty
A Batavia dispatch reports a Bindjei Sumatra bridge collapse in the Dutch East Indies. Fifty persons are missing and three are confirmed dead after the disaster reported from Bendjei Seimabra.
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Bendjei
Seimabra
Dutch East Indies
London
Bindjei
Sumatra
Batavia
Local Masons to honor Judge Nye with dinner and reception
A large Masonic celebration honors Judge Nye with a testimonial dinner in Elyria. Out of town dignitaries from Cleveland and other cities are invited, with 3900 guests expected at the Masonic Temple after a reception. Frank S. Harmon and other lodge leaders are noted for roles in the event.
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Egrees Mason
King Solomon's Polae and
Cleveland
Frank S. Harmon
Harmon Lodge of
Elyria
Isaac Morris
Masonic Temple Co
John J. Stanley
Cleveland’ Railway Co
John M. Sherman
First National Bank of
Squire
Masonic Temple
Nye
Supreme Council of
Jury Clears Defendants in Sheep Damaged Case
James Davidson sued John Fulesi and Joe Lugenic of Pittsfield claiming sheep were killed or damaged by the defendants' dogs amounting to 116 dollars. After two days in the court of common pleas and a Justice court precede, the jury found for the defendants and Davidson must pay costs exceeding 100 dollars.
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A. R. Weddriders Court
James Davidson
John Fulesi
Joe Lugenic
Pittsfield
Court of Common Pleas
Davidson
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by President Coolidge
President Calvin Coolidge proclaims Thursday November 26 as Thanksgiving Day with calls for gratitude for peace at home and abroad, abundant harvests and expanding commerce. He urges Americans to cease work, worship, and give thanks for providence and blessings, celebrating the nation’s 150th year of independence.
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Washington
Coolidge
Fbor
Calvin Coolidge
United States
United States of America
Ford Family Plans to Acquire Detroit Toledo & Ironton
Hen Hen Ford seeks ICC approval to acquire the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railway valued at over 313 million. Ford would control through stock purchases and issue new bonds, with the exchange to hold equal value in the new line. A separate note reports police seizing a motorcycle left at the Columbia Steel Plant.
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Washington
Hentz Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroi, Toledo & Ironton Railway
Ford
Auto King
Commission
Till & Ironton Raiway
Henref
Clara J
Columbia Steel
Toll of Greek Bulgarian clash tops fifty as hostilities end
Soph, Oct 27 Fifty dead and wounded mark the total cost of the conflict between Greece and Bulgaria. Eleven Bulgarian soldiers are missing. Greece and Bulgaria obey the League of Nations 24 hour ultimatum to halt fighting and withdraw troops. Troopers withdraw and guards are reestablished at frontier as both sides refrain from advancing.
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SOPH
Wfe
Bulgaria
Greece
Gulgarian
London
League Council
Demirkapu
Gree
Irish poet Darrell Figgis found dead in Bloomsbury room
Darrell Figgis, Irish poet and member of the Frea State Call, rose to prominence during the war with England but was found dead today in a Bloomsbury room with the jet turned on.
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Lonton
Darrell Figgis
Frea
State Call
England
Bloomsbury
the &Es
Damascus Toll From French Gunfirings Reaches Thousands
Jerusalem dateline Oct 27 reports Damascus has suffered heavily as French forces bombard the ancient city for forty eight hours. Death and property damage run into thousands with Arabic sources citing high casualty estimates in French papers.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Nolan Declared Unqualified for Jefferson County Elections Board
The Ohio State Supreme Court upheld Secretary of State Brown's claim that John F. Nolan, a known Democratic leader from Steubenville, is not qualified to serve on the Jefferson County Board of Elections. The court dismissed Nolan's mandamus suit seeking an appointment.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ors State
Brown
John F. Nolan
Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County Board of Elections
Tae Supreme Court
Nolan
Jefferson Coun
Elyria Day Brings Local Merchants Offer Value And Sales
Elyria sets aside Thursday as Elyria Day highlighting merchants offers and price cuts. The Chronicle Telegram urges shoppers to explore bargains across departments from furniture to groceries and to take advantage of early holiday pricing. The piece underscores merchants’ varied messages and the event as a community trading day.
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Elyria
Bce
Elyria Day
Chronicle-Telegram
Death of bootlegger De Vito shocks Chicago
Chicago bootlegger Joseph De Vito dies after a collision that wrecked his auto against a concrete pole. Police report indicate a police chase and a crash that crushed his skull, following his arraignment on a robbery charge.
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Chicago
Joseph de Vito
Ohio
Pierce
de Vito
Navy Day Observances Rally to Restore Navy Confidence
The Navy marks its 150th anniversary with Navy Day celebrations and a broadcast from ships and stations nationwide. Officers defend the service after recent disasters, led by Admiral Edward W. Everly who denounces critics and touts readiness amidst criticism.
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Ashern
Oca
Ics
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Navy Ia
Navy
Atlio
Baltimore
John Hodgers
Emery Rosendanl
BR. E. Byrd
Campiaign
Edward W. Everle
Naval Operations
Self harm attempt felled by shotgun leaves man in hospital
W S Brunner, 45, attempted suicide by striking his head with a shotgun and was taken to St Francis Hospital in Columbus in a dazed condition. Police detained him as he wandered the streets. Nearby, William Gowman, hunter of 1011 Lake Ave, returns from northern Canada with a 56 inch spread moose antlers and other game from the trip.
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Columbus
Brunner
St. Francis Hospital
William Gowman
Lake Avenue
Canada
Gowman
Northland
Train derailment near Victoria Miss kills many
At least 20 to 25 people die and about 30 are injured when the Frisco Flyer Sunnyland derails and plunges down a 40 foot embankment near Victoria Mississippi. Conductor J. W. Ryan of Memphis is among the dead. Victims include D. McDowell and L. D. Talichie of Tupelo and Roger Martin and Mrs. Mabel Hendricks of Memphis. A relief train was sent from Memphis with nurses and doctors. Officials did not yet know the cause of the wreck.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sunnyland
Victoria
Miss
St. Louis
San Francisco
Birmingham
Kansas City
Florida
Memphi
J. W. Ryan
Frisco
D. McDowell
L. D. Talichie
Tupelo
Roger Martin
Mabel Hendricks
City Cars Change Us Schedule in Elyria Plan
Green Line officials announce a new city cars timetable effective November first to improve service in Elyria. East route will run at 20 and 50 minutes past each hour and at 5 past the hour, while Middle Avenue service runs at 20 50 and 55 minutes past the hour plus the top of the hour. This aims to reduce conflicts when cars arrive together.
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Green Line
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Muinata
Mrs Lucy Fulks of Spencer Died at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Lucy Fulks of Spencer Ohio died at 7 45 p m last evening at Memorial hospital age sixty four years. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home to prepare for burial.
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Lucy Fulks
Spencer
Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funera Home
Navy probes into Chesapeake Bay plane wreck near Baltimore
Washington reports a formal Navy advisory on the loss of 17 seat planes in a Chesapeake Bay storm near Baltimore. Captain Alfred W. Johnson led the preliminary inquiry. a special court of inquiry will determine responsibility and sessions will begin soon.
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Washington
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Wilbur
Alfred W. Johnson
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Air
Seapi2me
State Telephone Probe Is Underway
Attorney General Crabbe announced the preliminary, statewide probe by the Utilities Commission into Ohio Bell Telephone rate plans. The study, funded by a 100000 dollar appropriation, assigns 2590 to special counsel W S McConnausher and 75000 to engineers and technicians to aid the commission.
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Columbus
Crabbe Tod
The
Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
W. S. McConnaush
Dayton
Utilities Commissions
Enginee
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