Sinn Fein Expected To Decide On Irish Note In Dublin Today
Dublin observers report Sinn Fein to consider the British cabinet note on a peace conference as part of talks with Eamon de Valera. News agencies note possible terms, an ultimatum or broader delegation as the Inverness conference idea looms, with leaders weighing acceptance or rejection.
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Sland
Pinet
Inverness
Eamonn Devalerang
Dubai
Sinn Fein
Premer Llorde
Telegraph
Barton
Wis
Devaleri
Dublin
Lioyd George
Lord Eac
Curzon
Aston Chamberlain
Oriesman
House of S
Winston Churchill
Coisister
Hamar Green
Ireland
Edward Shortt
Worthington Evans
Robert “Munro
Horvath Backtracks On Divorce Remark At City Hall
Frances Horvath testified at a City Hall session and said her prior divorce remark was a joke and she had not intended to cause trouble. She told Mayor Jones she meant no offense and regretted the misunderstanding after the newspaper report.
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Frances Horvath
William Lant
Polrt
Tele
Jones
Death of Lizzie Wood at Ridgeville
Lizzie Wood died at her home in Ridgeville after eighteen years of life. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon and will be private.
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Wood
Root Confers With Harding Over Armament Conference
Former Secretary of State Elihu Root meets with President Harding at the White House for about an hour and a half. He jokes with reporters but reveals little about the discussion, noting only a personal call and comments about cabbages and hinges. He is in Washington to discuss Carnegie peace endowment matters and potential role at the armament conference.
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Washington
Sept
Hihu Gioot
American Commission
White House
Harding
Washingston
Elhhu Toot
United Statics
Presidgent Harding
Preident Hardin
Toot
Root
Geneva
International Court of Justice
Leasue of Nations
Hughes Root
Carnegie Peace Endowment Fund
Death of Baby Shepard in LaPorte
William Shepard one year old son of Mr and Mrs C T Shepard died after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home and will be private. Two other children in the family are ill from whooping cough.
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William Shepard
C T Shepard
LaPorte
Court Opens September Term Docket Released
The new September term court docket lists 762 filed cases and notes many more forthcoming, especially divorces. Criminal indictments and juror lists are not yet settled as the grand jury and jurors have not convened. Court opens September 19 with grand jurors to convene September 20.
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Court of Common Pleas
City Briefs: Stolen Gas and Fights Across Town
The Standard O gas station was pried open and twenty rations of gas eline stolen amid accusations tourists exhausted fuel staged the act. Edward Willer was arrested on suspicion with revolver bullets and nine dice on him. he allegedly concealed a gun when approached by police. Louis Schultz caused a crash on East Riser Street after colliding with a motorcycle driven by Sever Ott. both vehicles damaged but no injuries. A glass case at Philpot shoe store was broken and three pairs of shoes stolen. William Shaver was hit by a fast Gibson car on Bridge Street. driver fled but police report lists no stop. Solomon Shurees sues for 500 dollars over alleged store manipulation by Joe and Marv Popp and Dan Kleines. store to be returned. Lieutenant A W Pauley tendered resignation from No 2 fire station. Andy Kozak was found dazed and robbed of 33 dollars on West River Street. three assailants later arrested but not identified and released.
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William Shaver
Homer Street
Bridge Street
Gibson
East Broad Street
Shaer
Broad Street
Andy Kozak
Huron Street
West River Street
Kozak
the Kozak Lad
Mr Kozak
British Nobility in Divorce Court
London reports two noble families in a divorce case as the Earl of Cathcart sues the Countess of Cathcart naming the young Earl of Craven as corespondent The Countess dismissed the charges as a joke The Craven heir recently inherited his title and is the grandson of late Bradley Martin, a New York multi millionaire The Countess had previously been married to Captain De Grey Warter of the Fourth Dragoon Guards and hails from a Cape Town family.
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London
Earl of Cathcart
Countess of Cathcart
Earl of Craven
Bradley Martin
New York
de Grey Warter
Fourth Dragoon Guards
Cape Town
South Africa
Installation of Bishop Schrembs Amidst Pomp and Ceremony
In Cleveland the Cathedral of St John hosts the installation of Bishop Joseph Schrembs with Archbishop Hoenn Moeller presiding. Hundreds of clergy and laity witness the rite as papal bulls are presented and Schrembs pledges loyalty to his diocese while thanking Rome for the transfer from Toledo.
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Cleveland
Knights of St John
Cathedral of St John
Joseph Schrembs
Eng D‘gsnitarres
Catholic Church
Hoenn Moeller
Cincinnati
Bisoop Schrembs
William A
Sculler
Chrembs
St John
P'shop
Rome
Bshop Schrembs
Toledo
John Patrick Farrely
William A Scullen
Kiwanis hears coach Peabody and club updates
At the Kiwanis meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Coach Teabody of the high school spoke for community support this fall and noted ample material for the team. H G Wilkinson reported Berea Kiwanis now has 73 members. Church leaders and club members praised Kiwanis as a community benefit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Teabody
Enw
Ren
H G Wikinson
Berea Kiwani Club
Berea
Grover
Baldwin Wallace Collexse
Seero
Berea Methodist Church
Raiden
Jane
George Chamberlain Champon
Liza Jane Inger
Elorans Caid
Gulf Street Gets Some Attention
City Council approves safety measures on Gulf Street. A four foot sidewalk will connect to Cleveland Street and lighting from the building to city limits will be installed to protect Ely Building students this winter.
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Gulf Street
Ely
Cleveland Street
City Lmits
School gains mark big start across districts
Superintendent Shelton reports 3 690 children started yesterday, up 15 250 from last year's first day. The district notes the largest gain since earlier backers with $50 restored and gains in grades. Ten from Elna and Loran attend, eleven from county balance. Attendance to rise with new technical school addition ready for occupancy. two rooms of the build are still unfinished and no full-year session is expected to begin immediately.
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Shelton
Erades
Elna
Loran
Binear Mondai
Ular
Jury Draw For This Term Names Grand and Petit Members
County Clerk Willams selected the grand and petit jurors this morning. Grand jurors listed include Claston, Rolce Wellngton, J A Damiels, FS Bates, C H Edich, John Cobb, Lorain, Joe Otten Ridgeville, Chas Guth, Wose Wilder, Ed Rob son, A R Allen, Kev John H Grant, F W Hartman, Elyra, Fred Kinnect, Belden A HK Jenne, Amherst. Petit jurors include Joe KRnnechtges, Frank Bruce Grafton, Frank Jus tin George Glendennoing, J H Cozad, T C Wetzgar, Jon E W Mooney, B Stone Toran Pp Y Pinkliner, Columbia, David Decker, Harry Pratt, W 3B Brouse Wellington, George H ffl Chas Hancock, O L Wight, H WM Andress, C L Adams, Harold Agate, G F Horn, Leo Myers, Charles Sartor Elyria, Fred Allen Columbia, Wialhaimn Gorsige Lorain, Jacob Baus Amherst.
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Willams
Claston
Rolce Wellngton
J A Damiels
FS Bates
C H Edich
John Cobb
Lorain
Joe Otten
Ridgeville
Chas Guth
Wose Wilder
Ed Robson
A_R Allen
Kev
John H Grant
F W Hartman
Elyra
Fred
Belden
Jenne
Amherst
Petit
Joe Krnnechtges
Frank Bruce Grafton
Frank Justin George Glendennoing
Cozad
Wetzgar
Jon E
W Mooney
Stone Toran
Pinkliner
Columbia
David Decker
Harry ‘Pratt
Brouse
Wellington
George H
Ffl
Chas Hancock
L Wight
WM Andress
L Adams Harold Agate
F Horn
Leo Myers
Charles Sartor
Elyria
County Pays Sheep Claims for Three Months
County commissioners hear sheep and cattle depredation claims from Lorain County farmers. Total losses amount to 397 dollars 75 cents with the largest single claim of 230 dollars by E S Cook.
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Lorain County
E S Cook
Suit Seeks Place on Republican Ballot for Lorain Candidate
A Lorain man files in common pleas court to have his name listed on the Republican ballot for the crysole term, replacing C E Van Dusen. He appeals from the state supervisors and inspectors of election, alleging ballot discrepancies in Ward Precincts 1 and 5 and claiming GOP and Democratic column crossovers violated law. He argues counting errors favored Van Dusen and seeks the Republican nomination.
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Cook
Common Pleas Court
E van Dusen
van Dusen
Coon
Lorin E
van Dreen
Snhich Cool
UNION OFFICIAL TALKS TO PRINTERS
To pay Me Dugin of Cineinnati, a board auditor and noted leader, spoke to Elvira local members after attending the Quebec convention. He reported on strike conditions in Canada and the east and praised printing industry recovery and a successful strike ending.
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Topay Me Dugin
Cineinnati
Internationl M Topographical Union
Elvira
Quebec
Canada
Baltimore
Strike Insurance Company
Improving Printers of America
Dugat
City Band Delivers Praised Concert in Lodi
The Lodi audience heard the city band respond to a late invitation from Lodi Weekly concerts. A Cleveland band was unable to perform, but director Arthur Giles assembled the group and delivered what locals called the best concert of the year.
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Lodi
Cleveland
Arthur Giles
Turning Point as Cotton Boom Lifts South Wealth
Optimism spreads in New York as a sharp rise in cotton prices adds billions to southern wealth. Bankers and merchants see potential revival and note loosening of constrained credit, with South’s frozen funds set to melt and release capital for industry.
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New York
South
New England
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
International News Service
General Business 13
Chicago
Wanamaker
Leopold 3S Bache
Liverpool
England
Court Dismisses Injunction Against City Education Board
J C Crisp withdrew injunction against the city board of education in common pleas court by mutual agreement. The board will readvertise bids for Roosevelt building plans and hold a public meeting to hear opponents and supporters. A five o clock board meeting was planned to set details and discuss school needs.
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J C. Crisp
City Board of Education
Court of Common Pleas
Mr. Crisp
L. C. Burgett & Co
Lorain
L. C. Burgett
L. C. Burgett & Son
Sr. Crisp
Roosevelt
Western Heights
Key
Stevens
Large Increase in Farm Crops Reported
Washington data show farm products valued at $14 55 308.40 in 1919, with 1909 crops at $231,870,683. The 1919 figure implies a 152 percent increase over ten years, per the bureau of crops.
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Washington
Bureau of Crops of
United State
Forest Nursery and Greynoure Jesus
Woman slain after rejecting unwanted suitor at shop
Lynn Wass reports a man aged 61 shot and killed Monca Merrill after she rejected his attentions. Police say the elderly man pursued her despite complaints and fled after a fatal shot on the fifth floor of a shoe factory. Merrill died at a hospital.
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Lynn Wass
Sept
Mass
Monca Merrill Ol
Gsrtl
Sweetmuart
Robert Creichton
Turesn
Hum
Syeokhm
Phiip J McDermott
Councilman Haselton Leaves Steel Job for Oil Firm
Councilman Joe Haselton resigns from Columbia Steel Co to join Canfield Oil Co as head of construction work and lubricants sales. The move shifts leadership with potential influence over local industry relations.
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Joe Haselton
Columbia Steel Co
Canfield Oil Coa
Preliminary talks edge toward Washington disarmament plan
London papers report an informal precursor conference to the November Washington disarmament talks. Officials in Whitehall fear premature diplomacy could repeat Paris era errors. State Department in Washington says no approval given for any London preliminary meeting and that no reversal occurred.
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London
London Times
Far East
Wrington
Washington
State Department
United
Bntsh
Lanham Times
Washington Gament
Ground Breaking Ceremony for New Heating Building
Ground was broken by George Kratt and Son for a new heating plant building. The ceremony marks start of construction on the project, with local officials noting anticipated improvements in municipal heating capacity.
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George Kratt & Son
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