British Cruiser Dauntless Arrives With ZR-2 Victims at New York
The British light cruiser Dauntless reached the New York Navy Yard on a Friday with fifteen American sailors who died in the ZR-2 dirigible disaster over the Humber. Caskets were taken ashore to the Naval Hospital as an honor guard saluted.
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New York Navy Yard
Rive
R Humber
Bowland
Navy Yard
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Shay
Tennines
Brooklyn Pridge
Senate Committee Visits Miners in Tent Colony
West Virginia senators Kerron and Shortridge inspect the Lick Creek tent colony and question state police officers about alleged brutality during Logan county industrial war. They travel to Fayetteville to investigate killings in Kermit as part of a broader inquiry into mine union clashes.
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Williamson
State Constabulary
Lick Creek
Kerron and
Shortridge
United States
Seratcho
West Virginia
Afatewan
Hatfield and
Baldwin- Melts
Major Davis
West, Virginia
Kenyon
Kearmit
Logan County
Senate
Petition for Mia Mabel Marsh as Lorain County clerk
Fifty volunteers from the Lorain County Bar Association urge Miss Mia Mabel Marsh, deputy clerk, to run for Lorain County Clerk on the Republican ticket. President George L. Clitsch submits the petition praising her service and urging candidacy with broad support from lawyers and citizens.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Mabel Marsh
Caarsh
George L. Clitsch
Loraine County Bar’ Association
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
The
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Berlin Butcher Killer Faces Trial for Serial Murders
A Berlin detective sweep ties the suspected body snatcher and flesh vendor known as the butcher to a string of murders and a confession of at least fourteen victims. Police describe a gray shabby man who carried brown wrapped parcels as he hunted in the Silesian station area.
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Berlin
Hansman
Karlin
Ordao
Lee
Hamgen
Victory International
Ann
Silesian
Irish Deadlock Persists In Peace Talks
London and Dublin report no break in the Irish peace stalemate as Premier Lloyd George repeats demands that Sinn Fein drop independence aims and pledge loyalty to King George. De Valera to reply. truce holds with Belfast violence noted. continues on page six.
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London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Republic
Sinn Fein
de Valera
King George
Ireland
Belfast
Dublin
J Snyder Named Advertising Manager at Chronicle Telegram
J Snyder becomes advertising manager for The Chronicle Telegram and Lorain Journal. A Wyoming native and University of Wisconsin graduate, he has twelve years of newspaper experience and is praised for his journalism focus and practical qualifications. Harry C Queen leaves post after two years to manage ads at Lorain Journal.
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J. Snyder
Chronicle- Telegram
Chroniclegram
Mar. CG
Journal
Lorain
Mr. Snyder
Wyoming
University of Wisconsin
Elyria
Mass
Snyder
Hosen
Rtser
Harry C. Queen
Thenicle- Telegram
Rtising
the. Lorain
Police solve bicycle theft ring mystery
Police think they solved summer bicycle thefts with five to ten bikes stolen weekly. Alexander Popa was caught in his cellar dismantling a wheel and is held for juvenile court. Investigations hope to uncover an alleged ring with accomplices.
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Clyde Jones
Alexander Popa
County Commission Organizes for New Year
The board of county commissioners organized for the coming year. S. V. Haish was chosen president and Frank Ellenberger was re elected as clerk. A. E. Hale becomes a new member, noted as a novice in the position after two terms.
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Board of County Commissioners
S. V. Haish
Frank Ellenberger
A.E. Hale
Nagy Fined For Liquor Offense After Wedding
Andy Nagy faced a $500 fine for a liquor violation as police court officials and officers allege the newlywed husband, married two weeks earlier, could not pay. Nagy was arrested at his home with two friends found with liquor while his wife began newlywed life.
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Andy Nagy
Nagy
Buat
Western Heights
Wuagy
Star Petrinate
Crehan
Waite
Andy
Sam
Bui
Divorce petition filed by Julius Yelley joins Elizabeth Yelley
Julius Yelley files for divorce from Elizabeth Yelley claiming adultery by Elizabeth with Frank in late August and early this month. The couple married in 1912 and have since separated.
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Julius
Yelley
Elizabeth
Frank
Jacke
Amherst young businessman killed in motorcycle crash
A prominent Amherst young businessman, Al Reising, died after a motorcycle accident on Town's hill near Amherst. He lost control of his motorcycle and was thrown over a fence, dying minutes after arrival at Amherst Hospital. He leaves a wife two children his mother father and a sister of Lorain.
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Amgierst
AL Reising
Reising
Stop 47
Lorain
Justeast
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Amherst Hospital By A Passing Machine. . Mr. Reising
Ambherst
City Council to Meet Monday Evening
The city council holds its regular meeting at 7:30 PM Monday night. No ordinances or resolutions are listed in the agenda, but new business will be considered and acted upon.
Beardslee to Testify in Roscoe Arbuckle Case in San Francisco
Dr Arthur Beardslee, physician to Virginia Rappe, arrives in San Francisco to answer two key questions in the Arbuckle murder case. DA Brady and aides rehearse scenes from the hotel party to reconstruct events leading to the actress's death. Arbuckle's wife Alinta arrives amid ongoing legal steps and witness preparations.
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San Francisco
Roscos “Frattr’ Arbuckle
Arthur Beardslee
Virginia Rappe
Mono County
Matthew Brady
Miss Rappe
Beardslee
Brady
Isadore Golden
Richard G’ren
Alinta Durfees Arbuckle
Body of Adam Miller Returns From Overseas
Lewis Miller of Garvin Avenue received notice that the body of his brother Adam Miller has arrived at Hoboken from overseas. Adam was killed in the last battle before the armistice. The brother left today to claim the remains and will bring them to the city likely this week for the funeral date to be announced.
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Lewis Miller
Garvin Avenue
Adam Miller
Hoboken
Disarm Conference to Protect Russia Policy Outlined
Washington announces a November world powers conference will observe a normal trusteeship for Russia in the absence of a recognized Russian representative. The State Department says it will receive Far Eastern republic representatives at the conference as requested.
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Russia
Washington
Washingston
State Department
Ecliaims
Brasselle Case Plea Dismissed In Court Dispute
The 1917 case against Henry Brasselle over gambling fines was challenged for irregularities including an insufficient affidavit and improper evidence. Judge Thompson dismissed the petition in error and Brasselle was ordered to pay costs and court fees of 3100. Police will collect the fine.
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Braselle
Gamblins
Brassellé
Owls” Club
Tucker
Thompson
Henry Brasselle
Police Department
Brasselle habitual offender calls for patrol wagon
Police report Keefe Brasselle, described as a four finishing pusgilist, insisted on calling a patrol wagon after an intoxicated incident Saturday night. He incurred a disorderly conduct fine and was ordered out of the city, later paying $25 and costs, while facing grand jury consideration on concealed weapons.
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Keefe Brasselie
Brasselle
Brasseliie
Jones
Brassere
Grand Jury
Broad Street
Brasseile
Wason
Major Jones
Meeps Morrow
Ace der Aince
Eeview ‘Park
Tee
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American Sheet? & Tin’ Plate Company
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American Sheet and Tin
Plate Company
Canonsburg
Canton
Erlin
Nurders
Sterling
Svensei
Amherst Young Ensinessman
Tev Fappe
Long
Keefe Bragoelle
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