Elyria Workmen Struck by Fog Shrouded Train Wreck
In fog, two Elyria workmen were struck at a street crossing near a coal train wreck. One man badly injured while both were rushed to hospital, as crews reported four main line tracks blocked and rail service delayed for hours. Prisoner details mention Prank Hendrix of Toledo and a brother.
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Pennsania
Lewiston
New York
Wasitldmion
Philadelphia
St .Louis
Chicago
Iarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ake Selomod
Dever Avenue
Thy In
Iron and Street Company
Thea Muing
Hendrix
Presby
Znuc
Toledo
Strana
League of Nations to act on French Syria bombing
Reports from London say the League of Nations will take up action on the French bombing in Damascus. A League representative has left Geneva for Damascus as Britain awaits League steps before pressing France for reparations.
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League of Nations
Sarrail
Rozt
Areiast
Damascus
London
Eus
Geneva
France
Irak
Church Report Declares Daylaw Successful
Washington October 31 church leaders who opposed the Federal Council report softened after a second document praised the dry law as yielding results and urged a broader moral crusade. The council reaffirmed unequivocal support for national prohibition and called churches to engage in enforcement advocacy.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Todavy
Pew
Federal Council
Feast of All Souls Service at St Agnes
Catholic parishioners plan a Feast of All Souls service tomorrow at 2 pm at St Agnes church. The event honors departed loved ones with prayers and remembrance in a solemn community gathering.
Studebaker Declares Extra Dividend and Stock Payment
Directors of Studebaker Corporation declare a special dividend of 1.00 on common stock and a quarterly dividend of 1.25 payable December 1to stock of record November 10. The notice is issued from South Bend Indiana and lists the payment details for the stockholders.
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Studebaker
Soutii Bend
Ind
Studebaker Cortion
Fight intoxicated from Canned Heat
Eight men were taken into custody last night from the old Toplit and Ely Building on Hast Avenue, intoxicated from canned heat. Police reported the individuals as Jimmy 36 Joe Brown 31 Geo Louis Boody 4% Jack Lewis 4% John Loughry 25 Charles Davis 30 Tommy O'Neill 29 and others.
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Inims
Toplit
Ely
Hast Avenue
Murphir
Jimmy
Joe Brown
Geo. Louis Boody
Jack Lewis
John Loughry
Humer
Charles Davis
Tommy O’neill
Ohio natural gas earnings and profits in 1923 reported
Columbus Oct. 21. Gross earnings of natural gas firms in Ohio during 1923 show a total valuation record of 117,000. Gross profits of gas companies rose to 3,570. There were several gas firms operating, with property tallies and reported revenue figures reflecting the year’s activity.
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Colunmbus
Ohio
Rewl
Prine
West Side church launches fund drive for organ
The Second Congregational Church asks funds to complete its organ project announcing a memorial organ. Canvassers will carry pledge cards and cash receipts while appeals stress community support and investment in the church’s life.
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West Side Church
Second Congregational Church
Woseman
West
Est Organ Company
Col Mitchell Plans New Defense Strategy
Col William Mitchell and his defense team press a new line of argument in the federal trial. Led by Rep Frank Neill of Illinois the attorneys aim to show a procedural path to acquittal rather than direct exoneration. The effort centers on avoiding a conviction on espionage related charges as the case continues.
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Sherman Moreland
Diet
Joseph J. McMullen
William Mitchell
Colv Mitchell
Rep
Prank Reid
Illinois
Washington
William Murichell
America
Frank Neild
Mllinois
Mitchell
Miche
Ipon
Rat Attacks Medina Baby Dina
October incident reports a large rat biting a baby of Mr. John Mitchell in Medina. The child, about six months old, awakened by noises in the crib, suffered head and hand wounds. a physician treated the injuries and warned no serious consequences were expected.
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Medina
Dina
Tere Tibie
Beny
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Two Candidates Nominated by Local Groups for School Board
An editorial urges Elyria voters to select E Jay Howenstine and W H Vanost er for two open school board seats. The piece laments no ballot names for Crehore and Crisp, praises their service, and highlights community groups backing the two chosen men. It notes Howenstine is Republican and Vanost er Democrat, both with deep local ties and children in public schools. It ends with a sample ballot line showing the correct spelling of the two names.
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Charles J. Crehore
Ernest J. Crisp
Crehore
Mr. Crisp
Bivria
Aly. Crisp
Elvria
Eivria
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Citizens League
E. Jay Howenstine
W. H. Vanosier
Elyria
Av. Howenstine
Chamber of Commerce
Colson Company
Vanoster
Fay Locking Company
Towenstine
Howenstine W. HB
Oster
Evolution Dispute Again in Limelight
Dayton Tenn October 21. Dr George W Rappleyea the final promoter of the Scopes trial is under arrest for a fracas in a drug store. Police officer Johan Coleman is also under arrest after an alleged attack on Rappleyea. The clash arose from Rappleyea s refusal to let Dayton obtain road building material from his property. Rappleyea says he will sue for damages for the officer s assault.
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Dayton
Tenn
George W. Rappleysa
Daston
Johan Coleman
Rupiieyea
Robinson
Arr
Gail
Rappleven
Rappeleven
Polleenma
Mardi Gras Hallowe'en Event Draws Large Crowd
A local Hallowe'en celebration Friday evening drew many residents despite a smaller turnout than last year. The parade formed at dusk with a lively crowd, free cider doughnuts and pretzels at four park corners, two bands and a drum corps providing music, and Catef Stankard directing the procession.
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Tee Municipal Hallowe
Bard
Catef Stankard
Cherea
Movement Aims to Spread Christianity to Nonchurchgoers
Washington October 31 reports a nation wide effort organized to present Christianity to non church goers. The plan centers on prayer and preparation during a summer like period and calls for local groups and churches to mobilize to attract new residents, recruit members and active adherents, and promote church visits and services.
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Washington
Diuyenes
Federal courts order locks on twelve Avon locations under liquor law
The heavy band of the federal courts moved through Avon to seal twelve properties charged with violating the Volstead Act. Padlock injunctions issued by Federal Judge Paul Jones followed information from Assistant District Attorney Howell Lueck. Among the buildings is a two story brick structure at 1244 46 Moore Street housing a grocery and a produce shop with three apartments above. The action targets habitual liquor law violations as a continuation of police efforts.
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Cleveland
Avon
Paul Jones
Howell Lueck
Moore Street
N Glort
Paul George
Leuck
Offce
Akron
Canton
Salem
Ohio
Council Race Rumor Sparks Student Board Debate
A garbled note hints at a Democratic candidate seeking votes for a city council while Van Oster influences the Board of Education. The fragment mentions a school or education context and a controversial push in the political process.
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Iks
Ane
van Oster
Fis
Educcai
Weather outlook for Washington region next week
The forecast for November 2 to 7 calls for a variable week with the first half rainy or unsettled, then mostly fair conditions later. Temperatures near normal early and later in the week, with cooler trend toward week’s end in the Great Lakes region.
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