Chilean envoy warns of Bolivian dispute withdrawal
Senor Ed s head of the Chilean delegation told the League of Nations assembly he would withdraw if Bolivia’s demands are met. The Bolivian side pressed for treaty revision while the disarmament committee urged strong action as Washington conference outcomes loom.
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NEVA
Senor Ed. S
League of Nations
League Assembly
Washington
Subittees
Learuetions Council
Chile
Bolivia
Paci
Tacnarica
Emand
Senor Ros
League
Edwards
Bois
Fiery wife cited in 1901 divorce suit claim
Soor filed for divorce from Gur- Sooy alleging rough treatment. He says she struck him with a piece of wood, causing a black eye and two missing teeth. He also accuses her of attempting suicide, which he says caused him mental anguish.
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Riley HA
Bodies of disaster victims sent home from Hull memorial
A West Abbey tribute honors Irish and American air victims of the Hull disaster. The American government and British royal family attend as the British cruiser Dauntless sails to New York with the bodies. Impregnable fires a salute as the ceremony closes.
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Don
Enzland
West Abbey
Hull
Govit
Royal Fam
Dauntless
New York
Alh
Itish
Minervals
Emma Krueck Hahn Rites Held in Lorain Church
Emma Krueck Hahn died Saturday afternoon at her Lorain home aged 72. She is survived by her husband two sons two sisters and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Evangelical Church of Lorain this Tuesday afternoon and she was laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Emma Krueck Hahn
Lorain
Angelical Church of
Elmwood Cemetery
City Council Reverses Ruling on Water Outside City
The City Council voted to supply water to residents outside city limits. Councilman Hazelton said the city would allow connections as water works improvements proceed, rescinding the prior restriction and directing the service director to permit external connections.
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Hazelton
Stark
Forest Fire Threatens Towns in McGrath District
Desperate battles wage as state troops and citizens fight to save Arthyde Johnsdale and Hill Man towns in Minnesota. A five mile front hovers under a stiff wind with 300 firefighters building back fires to halt the blaze. Families are left homeless as relief agencies strain to care for victims.
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Solana
McGrath
Woman Injured by Bullet at Fairground Shooting Gallery
Mrs Mary Smith of Bedford was wounded at the Labor day fairground when a bullet from the shooting gallery beneath the grand stand pierced the floor and struck her knee. She sought shelter in the ladies room then traveled to Strongsville where a doctor diagnosed the bullet.
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Mary Smith
Bedford
Livermore seeks reversal of justice judgment in estate case
Charles Livermore files a common pleas suit asking to reverse a £280 ruling by Justice Hughes. He challenges the appointment of Ruth Snyder and Ben Fanning as administrators of the Snyder estate and seeks an injunction to prevent Sheriff Backus from attaching the plaintiff’s property.
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Charles Livermore
Common Pleas Court
Justice Hughes
Ruth Snyder
Ben Fanning
Justices Court
Snyder
Livermore
Snarder
Fanning
Sherif N. D. Backus
Boys Run Away From Home To Escape School
Clarence Friedt 15 and Floyd Friedt 13, sons of A M Friedt of Wellington route 3, fled their home last Monday to avoid school. One wore a gray and black suit, the other a brown suit with knee pants. Fathers are seeking them. contact the Wellington exchange at 7154 if found.
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Clarence Friedt
Floyd Friedt
A. M. Friedt
Wellington R. D
Wellington
Cornell Receives Major Bequest From Dredging Magnate
Norwalk Connecticut September 7 As revealed in the will filed for probate the late John McCullen head of the American Gulf and Dredging Company leaves the bulk of his estate valued around two million dollars to Cornell University. The will dated prior to his death August 31 names Cornell as principal beneficiary.
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Norwalk
Conn
John McCullen
American Gulf and Dredging Company
Cornell University
War clouds over Central Europe deepen in Vienna ultimatum
An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Vienna reports Austria has issued an ultimatum to Hungary threatening to break diplomatic ties unless Hungarian forces withdraw from Austrian soil and from West Hungary as promised under the Trianon treaty.
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London
Europe
Vienna
Budpest
Hungary
Wasp
Austria
Government may control coal mines in West Virginia
Senate committee members discussed government takeover of the West Virginia coal fields to end years of violence between miners and operators. The plan, to be considered at Huntington on September 18, echoes 1913 calls for public ownership, with Kenyon citing private ownership of a public necessity as the root cause.
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Ashington
West Virginia
Senate Committee
Genyon-repuublican Towa
Senate
Huntington
W. Va
eEnyon
Kenyon
Reed
Plea Change In Liquor Sale Case Leads To Grand Jury Bond
Tony Wiegoski changed his plea to guilty of selling intoxicating liquor after being held under $1000 bond to appear before the grand jury for six weeks. He was arrested with two others on the Fourth of July and bound over to the grand jury despite protesting innocence. Wiegoski was fined 500 dollars and costs by May or Jones.
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Tony Wiegoski
Niegoski
Jones
Bomb injures ten women and two men at Vararre pier
A bomb exploded on a crowded pier at Vararre a fashionable Ligurian seaside town. Ten women and two men were seriously wounded in the blast. Vararre lies on the Mediterranean coast in Liguria.
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Milan
Vararre
Department
Liguria
Mediterranean
Lorain County Fair Closes With Low Attendance
The Lorain county fair ended its final day with about four thousand people on the grounds. Ribbons were awarded as judging finished while management faced questions about timing and premium lists. Races saw fewer entries and profits were minimal though the fair broke even.
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Lorain County Fair
Fair Association
Trials at Williamson Casts Martial Law Shadow Over Miners
State police patrol Mingo county as a civilian reserve holds back unrest around the Matewan era trigger trial. Miners encamped near Williamson fear renewed warfare while two figures, Sid Hatfield and El W Chambers, haunt the courthouse memories of the Hatfield clan era.
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Williamson
Wr. Wa
Mingo County
Citizens” Reserve
Progr
Matewe A
Tug River
West Virginia
Sid Hatfield
Sid
Hatfield
Union
EL Ww. Chambers
Chambers
C. E. Lively
Baldwin Felts
Colorado
New Offensive Against Spanish Reported in Morocco
A News Agency despatch from Madrid says Moroccan tribesmen launched a new offensive against the Spanish army in Morocco, but the attacks were repulsed after violent fighting. Heraldo notes the 1922 military class will be called to fire colors for service against the rebels next month.
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London
Morocco
Madd Todary
Heraldo of Madrid
New mandate note won’t reopen treaty mandates
London reports President Harding’s note to the League of Nations will not restart the mandates issue with the allied powers. France and Italy intend to pursue mandates under the Versailles treaty and resist renewed negotiations. Britain greets the note with politeness but will forget it. A J Balfour and the Foreign Office back that view amid fears discussions could cause misunderstandings. The United States raised the Yap mandate question, while mandates were distributed by the supreme council with limited American observer presence.
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London
Harding
League of Nations
France
Italy
Great Britain
Whitehall
A. J. Balfour
Geneva
United States
Yap Island
Supreme Council
Fair exhibit highlights by Farmers' Supply Co and Buick Packard Six
A yesterday report notes an extensive display by Farmers' Supply Co east of Mechanics' hall and a fine Buick garage exhibit. The Buick show featured a complete line of models and the latest Packard Six, for which they are agents.
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Farmers’ Supply Co
Riverview Park Closes Season After Strong Year
Riverview Park ends its season with high marks from manager Worthington noting a better year than last. The park hosted numerous picnics and gatherings, with well run events and minimal disorder per police records.
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Riverview Park
Worthington
Plumbing Inspector Resigns From City Post
Tom Y Potter submitted his resignation as plumbing inspector citing constant water department duties leaving him no time for other work. The council postponed acceptance while considering a replacement.
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Tom Y Potter
Cut Council
Water Department
Labor Assembly to Resume Open Forum in Lorain
The Lorain County Labor Assembly met at Machinist's hall with strong attendance. President Gwilym Jones led reports from committees and announced plans for a robust season, with Samuel Gompers and Glenn Plumb slated to speak and Judge Florence Allen possible after year’s start.
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Lorain County Labor Assembly
Gwilym Jones
Open Forum Committee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Glenn Plumb
Florence Allen
Cleveland
School Opens This Morning At Public, Ely Building
Nearly three thousand children began their school year today at the public school with registrations and class placements underway. Regular classes start tomorrow. Ely building on Gulf road serves as the new site though not fully completed. Exact student counts were not available as of press time.
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Ely
Gulf Road
British Reply to De Valera Note Sent to Dublin
The British cabinet dispatched its reply to Eamonn De Valera in the Sinn Fein note. It accepts a conference with dominion status but insists Ireland shall not separate from the British Empire, rejecting an independent republic. King George was informed at May Hall and a Sinn Fein courier was in Inverness for delivery.
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Inverness
Scotland
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin
Englih
Sinn Fein
King George
May Hall
Nut
G. Barton
Sinn Fein Courier, Pte
Niall
de Valera
Botish
Irelard
Ireland
London
Eamonn
Valera
New Allotment to Be Suppled with Water
The city council voted to supply Gulf Farms allotment with water mains at a cost not to exceed 7500 dollars, with excess to be paid by property owners. They must guarantee an income of at least ten percent of the expense. The council will accept the streets in the allotment as secondary after meeting street and sidewalk regulations.
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Gulf Farms
Carlisle Man Peter Yunglas Dies After Stroke
Peter Yunglas age 58 of Carlisle died at Elyria Memorial hospital this morning after a stroke two months earlier and a recent setback. He is survived by his wife, one son Martin, and three daughters Mrs. Lux Cleveland Mrs. Clark Carlisle and Mrs. Smith Elyria. Funeral services are set for Friday at 9 in St Mary's Church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Peter Yunglas
Carlisle
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Martin
Lux
Cleveland
Clark
Smith
Ely Tia
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bolsheviks Arrest Countess Tolstoi in Helsinki Report
A Helsingfors despatch to Matin cites reports from Russian fugitives that Countess Alexandra Tolstoi, daughter of the famed novelist, has been arrested by the Bolsheviks in Paris on September 7.
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Paris
Alexandra Tolstoi
Helsingfors
Matin
Daniels Funeral Rites In Massillon Arrived For Burial
The body of W. E. Daniels of Sev enth street died in Massillon and arrived in this city yesterday via the Wilkina-Hurst Co. The funeral is held this afternoon.
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W. E. Daniels
Seventh Street
Massillon
Wilkina-Hurst Co
Sinn Fein to enter peace talks with British government
Sinn Fein leaders said they would enter a peace conference with Britain regardless of recognition of an Irish republic. Premier George announced in Inverness that the cabinet would draft a definite reply to Eamon de Valera's latest note after a morning session discussing the peace situation. The session began at 1 and recessed for lunch, with plans to resume in the afternoon.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Inverness
Scotland
Lore George
Eamonn- Valera
Fein
Furthe
British ‘Cabinet
Married but May Change Shocking Local Cuckold Tale
William Lart of Hazal street was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct with Gay. Frances Horvath filed a warrant against Jani for slander. the case revealed Horvath was the target. Mrs. Anthony Noster testified and said she will divorce for a change, prompting skeptical neighbor remarks.
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William Lart
Hazal -Street
Jani
Frances Horvyath
Horvath
Anthony Noster
Speed Violators In's Police Court
Three more speed violators were trained in police court this morning. A J Henderson of Cleveland was fined five dollars and costs for speeding on Broad street. A Vi Abraham was fined ten dollars and a copy of the traffic regulations for driving thirty four miles an hour on Lake arenas. W L Doyle paid one dollar and costs after driving on the left side of a street car. he was let off because he was learning to drive.
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A. J. Henderson
Broad Street
Henderson
Cleveland
A. Vi. Abraham
Brown
Lake Arenas
Abraham
W. L. Doyle
Officer Sweet
Doyle
Wellington visitors fined for drinking near fair grounds
John Parrett and Dominick Houghton from Wellington admitted buying liquor behind the fair grounds. They spent about $20 each for hootch at two bits a shot and were fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Jones.
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John Parrett
Dominick Houghton
Wellington
Jones
Cleveland Auto Supply sues Orton and Star Radiator for 280 dollars
Seal Saft of Cleveland filed an action against Albert Orton and Star Radiator Repatria claiming 280 dollars owed for an arrangement delivered to the defendants.
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Mand N Automobile Supply Company
Cleveland
Albert Orton
Star Radiator
Britain Teeters Between War and Peace Over Ireland
Inverness, Scotland. September 1. The British Cabinet meets as Sinn Fein faces a possible ultimatum tied to the English peace terms. All members arrive except Marquis Curzon as deliberations focus on a reply to Eamon de Valera and a potential last deadline for acceptance of principles.
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Inverness
Scotland
Ireland
London
Marquis Curzon
Train Hold Up in Texarkana Slows Passenger Route
Four masked men robbed Kansas City Southern Train No 2 between Texarkana and Benomore Texas. They beat engineer Woodson injuring his scalp and shot porter Aless in the leg. They looted mail cars then forced the train to a halt and fled into the darkness after orders to move the engine to the outskirts. Authorities offer no estimate of losses.
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Texarkana
Woodson
KE Aless
Kage
Kansas~ City Southern Passenter
Binombure
Texas
2098 Dollar Sign Notation Appears In Ledger Entry
A fragment from a ledger note shows the symbol for dollars and a numeric value. The text suggests a financial entry with a currency symbol and figures, indicating an accounting record. No names or places are readable in the fragment.
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