Bonus for soldiers remains alive say Legion commander
John G Emery national commander of the American Legion opened the third annual convention in Kansas City stating the national bonus for World War veterans will not die. He condemned current adjusted compensation rhetoric, praised the Legion’s work for disabled veterans, and urged continued aid for unemployed ex-servicemen amid harsh industrial conditions.
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Legion
John G. Emery
Amercan Legion
American Legion
Emery
Congress
Senate
Harding
Mellon
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Kansar City
Cape of the Disabled
Legion Aaffira
Galbraith
Lloyd George Faces Crisis Of His Life
In London the Irish peace conference is blamed as hopeless by Colonel John Gretton who moves a censure against Prime Minister Lloyd George and the cabinet Irish policy. The house anticipates a large majority for the government while the conference threads toward a tentative restart at Downing Street. A Ford touring car owned by BEL, Sandrock of Ridgeville, was stolen on East Broad Street. a box car resident reports his overcoat stolen Saturday night.
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London
John Gretton
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Coloper Gretton
Downing Street
Martin Subkater
West Street
Women Voters Meeting on Judiciary and School Board
The League of Women Voters moves its open meeting for judiciary and school board candidates to Wednesday evening to avoid Tuesday conflicts. Speakers include B M Byam John C Conway Chas J Crehore L T Rowlinson Nellie M Hill James T Smith with letters from W R Bartlett and C T Jameson read remotely. The event starts at 7 30 pm in Hugh School auditorium.
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League of Women Voters
Judiciary and
School Board
Aptain
B. M. Byam
John C. Conway
Chas. J. Cr
Komical Telegrams Start Today In City Business Scene
Local chatter highlights Jim Arngitage as a hustler in the business district. The piece notes the influence of nightlife and a streamer of names, with Jim Armitsec and Stan mentioned among prominent figures. The Chronicle may feature further details pending publication.
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Jim Arngitage
Jim
Mt Lorata Beains
Meade Name
Jim Armitsec
Stan
Jaba
The
Triplets Born in Amherst Die Within Hours
Oct 31 Amherst reports triplets born to Mrs. George Henry of Longstreet Saturday morning but all died before noon. The two girls and a boy died at intervals of about an hour and were buried at Crown Hill Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mrs Henry is improving.
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Amherst
George Henry
Longstreet
Crownhill Cemetery
Henry
Montreal Trolley Crash Kills One, 40 Injured on Ahuntsic Line
Montreal dispatch reports a head on collision on the Ahuntsic line between Montreal and Sault Aux Hepolds leaving one dead and forty injured. Twenty-one injured were taken to the city hospital as the line suffered extensive damage. Other city notes record Cincinnati firemen injured when a porch collapsed during a blaze and a Brooklyn street car crash caused by slippery tracks with twelve injured but no deaths.
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Montreal
Quebec
Sault Aux Hep Ollects
Cincinnati
Byuse Cam
Edward Dieh
New York
Tencyck
Staggatreeta
Grayham Avenue
Brooklyn
McMillan and Park Avenues
Madsonville
Police Nab Suspects After Roadside Gun Threat
A green motorman reported seeing two colored men beside a ditch on Oberlin road before dawn. Deputy Cole and Patrolman Sayles confronted Frank Morgan and Robert Goode, who drew a pistol. After a brief standoff both surrendered and were jailed on suspicion as sheriff Backus works to identify them and a possible stolen car.
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Oberlin
Cole
Sayles
Mimaelf
Backus Fo
Frank Morgan
Robert Goode
J C Bins Loses His Aged Mother
Mrs Gertrade Bins aged 81 mother of J C Bins of this city died at her home in French Creek Friday afternoon from the Tage of old age. She was born in Germany and came to this country with her parents when a few years old. She had lived in French Creek since. Funeral arrangements not listed.
Thirty two Medal of Honor heroes at Legion convention
Thirty two living World War II heroes who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor will attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City from October 1 to November 2. The event lists awardees including Joseph B. Adkinson Memphis Tenn and M Waldo Hatler Kansas City among others, reflecting 73 Medals awarded for heroism in the war and posthumous honors.
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Nation
Legion Convention
Kansas City
LeBion
Congress
Awd
Joseph B. Adkinson
Memphis
Tenn
Charles TD. Berger
D8th Infantry
Camp Pike
Ark
Joan L. Barkley
Blairatown
Mao
Prank J. Hart
Newark
James ©. Dozier
Rockhill
Alan L. Eggers
New York
Unionisma Injunction Shocks Appalachian Miners
Federal Judge Anderson issued a sweeping injunction barring the United Mine Workers from spreading unionism in West Virginia and halting the check off system in the central coal fields. The order affects Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania operators and aims to curb UMW actions while signaling a major legal clash with organized labor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Flnois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Anderson
United States District Court
United Mine Workers
Horderland Coal Company
Mingo County
Mygtes
Columbus
Lee Hall
Ohio Organization of United Mine Workers
Elizabeth Cooper Dies at 87 in Obituary Fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Anna Elisabeth Cooper, age 47, on a Saturday afternoon at a residence in Seday. It mentions a brother William Dindea of New York and other relatives, with unclear details and garbled street names.
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Elizabeth Cooper
Anna Elisabeth Cooper
William Firman
Harviven Street
West View
William Dindea
New York
Legion Hosts Opened K C Convention With Notables
Three Day's Kansas City dispatch reports the third annual American Legion national convention opening at 8 30 pm with a huge turnout of veterans. Generals Diaz Lejeune Coontz and air marshal Beatty plus Admiral Foch and Pershing were among arrivals, and Calvin Coolidge joined earlier.
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Kansas City
American Legion
Baron Jacques
Armando Vittorio Diaz
Calvin Coolidge
Far] Beatty
John A. Lejeune
U. S. Marines
Ro , EK. Coontz
Ioaphel Gmuniacal
Marshal Foch
John G. Emery
Comvention Hall
Hawaii
Philippines
Alaska
South America
France
England
Canada
Italy
Dispatch
Emery
Vnce
Dent Coolidge
W. Galbraith
Satgorad
Ufe
the Legion
Tadiamapoty
Dtnr
Lejeune
Am Tan Federation of Labor
United Confederate Oi
British Legion
Great
Veteranns of
Cane@a
Beatty Andmiral
Wednastay
County milk producers form separate association
Court room overflowed as about five hundred members of the Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Co gathered for a stormy meeting called by directors. President H W Tage recited efforts and urged leadership changes amid criticism of management. Delegates numbered 2,500 with thousands in the galleries at the convention hall.
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Court Toom No. 1
Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Co
H. W. Tagerec
Swern
Abe
Gefenders
Second raspberry crop predicted for Mrs McNeal garden
Mrs Georges McNeal of Franklin Avenue reports a second raspberry crop forming in her garden. If the warm spell continues, she expects to pick a second crop of the red berries soon.
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Georges McNeal
Franklin Avenue
Firemen Offer Blood For Bedford Girl Operation
Five Elyria firemen and a private citizen volunteered to donate blood for a possible transfusion to seven year old Alva Anthony of Bedford. Blood samples were drawn from Mischke Phillipa Waldron Minnich Arias and Leland Jescher. Fireman Phipps was chosen to undergo the transfusion. the girl was reported resting comfortably and the operation was expected this afternoon.
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Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Alva Anthony
Bedford
Mischke
Phillipa
Waldron
Minnich
Arias
Leland Jescher
Aquad
Phipps
Tte
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Cleyfow
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Eggins City
Arthur J. Forrest
Hannibal
Gary Evans Foster
Inman
Harait A. Furlong
Detroit
Mich
Earl D. Gregory
Chase City
Sidney G. Gumpertz
New York City
M. Waldo Hatler
Ralyn Him
Byron, IL
Richmond Hilton
Kershaw
D. C
August F. Jansen
Harold J. Johnston
Denver
Colo
Philip C. Katz
San Francisco
Cal
Venjamin Waufman
Reiph Hist. Wels
HlSéherte
Thomas A
Nd Ferrart
Waldo Hatler
Eacle
D.goege
Mip Adkirvreay
Haswid Tage
U.S
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Berea College
Kentucky
Abraham Tdrocoin
Andrew Jackson
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William J. Hutchins
Hushing
Oberlin College
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Jonethan C. May
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