Julian Lauds Demaule in Elyria address for League of Nations
William A. Juan, Democratic candidate for United States senator, spoke in Elyria after touring Lorain county, praising the League of Nations as a path to peace and expanding foreign trade. He argued exports to Europe and disarmament would boost American industry, farmers, and employment, citing wartime loans and German claims as reasons to join the League.
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Wiliam A. Juan
United States
Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin
Julian
Oberlin College
Ngurey
Europe
Leagues of Nations
Gebout
League of Nations
America
Germany
League
Congress
League of Nations cost compared to war funding
A reader argues that national taxation largely funds war, noting $93 of every $100 goes to war and suggesting a monthly $3,000 cost to join the League of Nations. The note urges weighing this against large federal appropriations and war debts to consider joining the League as common sense business.
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League of Nations
League of Nutlong
Five Clubs Back Civic Tribunal Proposal in Baseball
Chicago October 25 EB Lb Johnson leads American League representatives from Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Metropolitan St Louis to discuss abolishing the national commission and placing control in a civil tribunal of three nonparticipants. Outcome will decide if professional baseball proceeds with the rest of the league and New York Chicago and Boston allied with the opposition. The Lasker plan gains support from 11 clubs who give others until next Monday to choose backing or to seek a new agreement for smoother play amid a grand jury probe into gambling. Sentiment ahead of the meeting favored a peaceful resolution.
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Chicago
EB. Lb. Johnson
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Metralt
St. Louis
National Baseball Commission
Centrol
New York
Chicain
Boston
Johnson
Lis
Ave
clyiMan Tribunal
Hag
Li Uighe
Owitle
Johtson
Lasker
Autos Damaged in Collision on Lake Avenue
An automobile accident occurred on Lake avenue last night when a car driven by W J Plato of West River street collided with another driven by Bert Retinger of Lake avenue. The drivers settled damages between the two, and no injuries were reported.
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Lake Avenue
W. J. Plato
West River Street
Bert Retinger
Maclys
Alligators Moved to Winter Quarters at Fire Station No 2
Tom Monroe park custodian ferries Mitt the alligator from the park fountain to winter quarters on a rock pile and into a galvanized tank at fire station No 2. A crowd watches as Mitt is caged after objections from Matt.
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Tom Monroe
Park
Fire Station No. 2
Park Fountain
Tom
Matt
Victory Predicted for Cox and Harding in National Survey
New York reports a Republican survey predicting Harding and Coolidge would win by the largest popular majority in a presidential election. In Wallington, President Wilson sent Governor Cox a letter of praise and confidence in Cox’s leadership, urging strong support and democratic reform.
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New York
Will J. Hays
Harding
Coolidge
Wallington
Wilson
Cox
Paolley
Argu
Treble Parole Request To Be Considered Saturday
Win Treble once assistant cashier at City Bank Lorain seeks parole from an indeterminate Ohio penitentiary sentence for embezzling fifty thousand dollars of bank funds. He fled to California a year ago after fraud was uncovered, pleaded guilty, and testified against Walter A. Davies, indicted with him.
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Win
Treble
City Bank
Lorain
Ohio Penitentiary
Board of Pardons
California
Loruln
Walter A. Davies
Trebie
New Universal Crane Plant Nears Completion
Universal Crane Co moves toward completion of a 120 by 180 foot main building and a 40 by 40 foot forge shop totaling about 22,000 square feet. Production will begin January 1 with cranes assembled on site while prior machine work is done externally. A crane mounted on a Mack truck traveled 2,000 miles to Atlantic City for a Street Railway convention, drawing attention for its transportability.
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Universal Crane Co
F. A. Smythe
Smythe
Atlantic City
Robbers' Auto Reported With Elyria Sign
The Cleveland police learned from the city department that Edward Woos of 2011 W. 58th Street, Cleveland, was beaten near Dover seven miles east while entering Cleveland last night. He said two men in a green car with the word Elyria on it committed the assault. Local officers doubt the claim, noting no green car of that description is known to them.
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Cleveland Department
Edward Woos
W. 58Th Street
Cleveland
Dover
Lorain County Urges Yes on House Bill 620
The Lorain County Dry Federation urges voters to back House Bill 620 the Prohibition enforcement measure. The group argues the law should be enforced locally rather than by federal officers and that state and county treasuries would gain from redirected federal offense funds. Vote Yes on November 2 and inform friends.
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House
General Assembly of
Ohio
General Assembly
Secretary OF State
Navy
Lorain County
Elyrians Take Part in Northeast Ohio Teachers Program
Elyria public schools send entire teaching staff to Cleveland for the annual North East Ohio Teachers Association meeting at the Hippodrome and Win ton hotel. Notable discussions include Grace Willett on individual instruction in English, BE Seale on teachers needed in rural schools, and Edna Joseph on types of projects.
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Elyria Public Schoola
Cleveland
North East Ohio
Hippodrome
Winton Hotel
Elyrang
Misa Grace K. Willett
BE. C. Seale
Lorain County
Violence Strikes Hit Buenos Aires Labor Troubles
In Buenos Aires and across regions, violence connected to labor unrest caused injuries and deaths. A papal nuncio, Monsignor Vassallo Di Terrecrossa, survived unharmed as a special car to Tuywan tun was derailed by a wild locomotive set by sympathizers. At Los Palmas a clash between strikers and sugar factory workers left four dead in Chaco territory.
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Buenos Aires
Monsignor
Vassallo di Terrecrossa
Argentina
Tuywan Tun
Tucuman
Los Palmas
Chaco
Lorain W C T U Not Endorsing Governor Candidate
Lorain County W C T U president Neli a M Hill denies endorsements for Governor Donahey. She states the State W C T U has not endorsed any candidate and Lorain County has not endorsed either. The note stresses women voters inform themselves and support prohibition law enforcement without political campaigning.
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W.C.T. U
Dorsed
Neliia M. Hill
Lorain Co
Mrs Annie O donnell Dies Sudden
Mrs Annie O Donnell died of heart failure at 316 Fourth Street yesterday at 11 a.m. She was born March 15, 1864 in Kilna leck County Cavan Ireland and married Edward O Donnell August 11, 1875. Survivors include ten children and three sisters and brothers. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Monday at 9 a.m. Burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Annie O'Daniell
Fourth Street
Kilnaleck
Cavin
Ireland
Edward O'Donnell
Melbourne
Australia
O'Donnell
America
Columbus
Newark
Edward J
Indiana Harbor
T. A. Humphrey
Cleveland
Catherine
Mary Louise
Notre Dame Academy
Toledo
Arthur
Alfred P. J. John F
Bernard M
Charles C
Richard A
D. A. Conley
Joseph E
Mathias F
Michael Kelly
Gran&td
Mars
Phillip McDonald
Terrence McCann
Cavan
Mathias O'Boylan
Charles O'Roylan
B. M. O'Roylan
St. Francis DeSale Church
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Kiwanis Learn Patent Process From Local Attorney
Kiwanis members heard Fon Richey explain patent filing steps and common infringement litigation at their noon meeting. The club reserved seats for the American Legion Minstrel Show and planned to occupy main-floor seats for good visibility. Dr. William Freeman, head of the State Board of Health, will speak next.
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Fon Richey
Richey
Kiwanis
American Legion
William Freeman
State Board of Health
Thirteen More Indicted in Ball Game Fixing Probe
In Chicago on October 19, the Cook county baseball grand jury will return new indictments against thirteen individuals tied to throwing games in the 1919 World Series between the White Sox and Reds. The prosecutor’s office says the jury will study the Baseball situation at length and may disclose information not yet public. It may also offer recommendations on future professional baseball administration and methods to curb gambling and game fixing. The report will not be released today.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Charles A. McDonald
Cook County Baseball Grand Jury
Prdte
Two Divorce Suits Filed Two Divorce Suits Filed
Two divorce cases were filed in court today with petitions from Lorain and Oberlin. Theresa Kondor of Lorain says her marriage to James Kondor was fraudulent and seeks dissolution and restoration to her maiden name Theresa Urban. Otis Smith of Oberlin seeks a divorce from Emma J. Smith on grounds of gross neglect, noting she is absent and fails to keep house.
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Lorain
Oberlin
Theresa Kondor
James Kondor
Hungary
Theresa Urban
Otis Smith
Emma J. Smith
Body of MacSwiney Relatives Subdued at Cork Funeral
The body of Terence MacSwiney, late lord mayor of Cork, arrived at Queenstown from the Rathmore amid a large crowd and police presence. Relatives resisted government plans to ship the remains to Cork via Dublin, clashing with officials and prompting threats of force to secure shipment direct to Cork.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Terence MacSwiney
Rathmore
Holyhead
Wales
Cork
Brixton Prison
London
MacSwiney
Dubli
Albion
Erin
Dublin
Euston Station
Crewe
London Metropolitan Police
Haw Greenwood
Iam
London and Then
Northwestern Railway Company
Hnamar
John MacSwiney
Lord Mava
Ramiathad
Cere Meee
Home Office
O’brien
Irish Self Determination League
L. H. Webber Elected President of Young Men's Business Club
The annual officer election of the Young Men's Business Club chose Lawrence Webber as president. Also elected were donors Don Mayers as first vice president and Y. P. Russell Waldorf as second vice president with Don Sotherden as third. A board of directors was named including Jack Warden Hoe Jace Nye Harold Agate D. A. Baird and Ralph Rinehart.
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Young Men’s Business Club
Lawrence Webber
Don Mayers
Y. P
Russell Waldorf
Don Sotherden
Jack Warden
Hoe
Jace Nye
Harold Agate
D. A. Baird
Ralph Rinehart
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Julian Lauds Demaule
U.S. Senate
MATIN
F. B. Willis
Opera House
Frank B. Willis
U. S
Max. Willis
Rose Moriarty
Republican Party
W.C
Hell
Tean
City
Kiwanis Club
Toravc
Enitadial
DACE
Kingstown
Dubln
O'Callaghan
Bagrage
L. H. Webber
Young Men's Business Club
Elyria City
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