Italian Cabinet Rejects League Of Nations Peace Plan
Partial text reports Italy's cabinet branding the League of Nations peace plan unacceptable as a means to avert war. A five member committee's final proposal was rejected, with some hope for a new deal, though leaders saw only possible war ahead. Ethiopia tensions and broader war prospects loom as discussions continue.
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Talian
League of Nations
Elyria Boys
Ira
NATO
Sopia
Tagain
Pokesmen
Teading Embas
Italy
Opia
Haly
United Press
Ethiopia
Britain
Italy’s peace plan labeled disastrous by League leaders
Geneva reports quote Dr Salazar De Madariaga calling Italy’s peace plan disastrous as he convenes emergency talks. The League of Nations committees prepare a report for the council with possible penalties under the covenant Article XV, amid fears of allied reactions.
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U. P. Eneva
Italy
Teje
Peece
Salva- de Madariaga
Spain
Chatr
Titech
Itaif
Ethiopia Agrees to Disarm Proposals Linger in Talks
Ethiopia informally notified the League of Nations that proposals for settlement of its Italian dispute are ready but seeks clarification on several points in the plan, reliable security sources said today.
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Eneva
Ethiopia
Leagne ‘Ations
Clariion
Weather Forecast Summary
Generally fair tonight with showers on the south portion this afternoon. Sunday looks fair with mild conditions and scattered showers possible in the evening.
Strike Of Coal Miners Is Imminent
Washington reports a coal miner strike looming as negotiations between operators and union leaders collapsed. Duncan Benzedr, chairman of the joint board, said a final effort would be made Sunday to avert a walkout of about 484,600 miners. Edward F. McGrady, Roosevelt’s representative, planned an appeal to extend wage hours, with talks summoned for the Appalachian field. Negotiations since February 18 have failed to produce a new contract, five previous crises having paused at the deadline.
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Washington
Duncan Benzedr
Appalachian
McGrady
Oberlin College Enrolls 1659 Students for 1925 Year
Oberlin College opens its 1925 term with 1659 enrolled students from 45 states and 18 foreign countries, excluding Wyoming Mississippi and Nevada. Foreign delegates include Argentina Brazil Bulgaria Canada China France Germany India Japan Switzerland Syria Turkey Sierra Leone and Africa. Regular classes start September 18.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Coliste
Wyoming
Mississppi
Nevada
Foilow
Brazil
Bulgariy
Canada
China
France
Germany
India
Japa
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Ur- Sierre Jeone
Sierre
Abandoned Plant Razing Nears Completion
The old power plant of the defunct Cleveland Southwestern Traction Company is being razed by a Cleveland firm. The three buildings have been demolished in blasts over three days after valuable interior materials were removed, though the high smoke stack remains to be toppled by dynamite next week. The property is owned by C. R. Aldrich of Spencer, Ohio.
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Cleveland Southwestern Traction Company
C. R. Aldrich
Spencer, O
Cleveland
Counterfeiter William Watts Arrested by Secret Service
William Watts, a master engraver described as one of the era's clever counterfeiters, was seized by Treasury Department Secret Service agents at Union City, New Jersey. Officials say he was responsible for about one sixteenth of the counterfeit currency in circulation over the past four years, and he was detained in 5,099 days.
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William Watts
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Union Cox
N. J
United States
Forum On Liquor Question To Be Held Here Tuesday
A community forum on liquor policy is planned in Lorain County with Rev H B Pilenard of Toledo district superintendent of the Anti Saloon League and Captain F W Wilkins of Cleveland to lead meetings. The event aims to gauge public sentiment and discuss social impacts of liquor business as unease grows in western and other parts of the county. The notice instructs readers to continue on page 21.
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Lorain County
H. B. Pilenard
Toledo
Ani
Saloon League of Ohio
F. W. Wilkissn
Cleveland
Sinzer
Elstria
Dors
Long Session Looms For Legislature
Ohio lawmakers face a drawn out special session as Gov. Martin L. Davey proposes a 20.6 million welfare program and a 5 million immediate appropriation matched by federal aid. He also urges a 40 million revenue bond on the November ballot, with potential 6.7 million federal support, while noting continued economy measures. The two houses work on pensions and tax acts as the session extends beyond this week.
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Columbus CO
Ohio Vytorers
General Assembly
Martin L. Daver
Columbus
Daves
House of Representatives
Senate
Aschie
Nerame
Ess
Elyria Catholics Prepare for Eucharistic Congress Delegates Visit
Elyria Catholics will host delegates and visitors for the Eucharistic Congress with a welcoming committee including Rev. Father James T. Daley. Papal legate Cardinal Hayes will travel from New York to Cleveland, accompanied by priests and farmers from Elyria and Cleveland. Local parishes observe National Communion Day as schools close for parochial pupils attending the Cleveland Public Hall service.
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Elyria
Cleveland
James T. Daley
Mary's Church
New York
Cardinal Hares
Congress
Wedéeay
McFaides
Schrembs
Martin L. Naver
Harry L. Davis
Papal Knights of the Order of St. Gregory
McFadden
St. Agnes Church
B. A. Reilly
Our Lady of Peace Church
The
Gray
Cardinal Hayes
Father Reidly
Eoriest
Legion Special Leaves Early In Morning
The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps plans a Shrine Hospital visit in St Louis as a tribute to Daddy Allen founder of the International Society for Crippled Children. A Legion special train departs at 6:30 tomorrow, routing via Sandusky Indianapolis to join the parade and national competition. Sister Cream Puff leads Elyria's section and a baggage car carries the outfit and lunch counter. the drum corps aims to clinch the national title in Cleveland next spring.
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Otto K. Mischkr
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Shrine Hospital
St. Lewis
E. F. “Daddy” Alien
International Society For Crippled Children
Onio
Elyrians
Elyria
Allen
Shrine
George L. Tattersall
Ohio
Daddy* Allen
A Corps
Eddie Herzog
Lena Tabor
Herzog
National Rehabilitation Committee
Cleveland
Elyria Corps
Legion
Thal Railroad
St. Louis
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Belifontaine
United States
Drum Corps
George Crawford
A. T. Sibler
Shrine, Hospital For
Eixra
William C. Sudro
Sudro
No Change In Tube Co Schedule
Operations at the National ITube Company plant at Lorain next week will be at about the same level as the past week. Two blast furnaces and 12 open hearth furnaces will operate, with the Bessemer converter and rail mill idle. No slab mills and no seamless mills will operate. Skelp mills 1 and 5 and butt mills 2 and 6 will each run five days starting Monday.
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National Itube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Butt
Death of A L Jackson Proprietor of Jackson Hotel
Alexander L. Jackson, 76, proprietor of the Jackson Hotel at 7 Broadstreet, died at 10:25 p.m. following a recent stroke. Born March 7, 1868 in Ogdensburg, New York, he lived in Elyria 42 years and was active in Elks Eagles and Modern Woodmen. Survived by his wife and three daughters Irene, Vivien, and Mrs Alfred Alien, and son Raymond. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at his residence with Rev. Father Lax officiating. Burial in St Marrs cemetery.
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Alexander L. Jackson
Jackson Hotel
Ogdenburg
Elyria
Elks, Eagles
Woodmen
Irene Jackson
Alfred Alien
Raymond Jackson
Vivien Jackson
Father Lax
St. Marrs Cemetery
Five More WPA Projects Approved in Lorain County
Federal officials approved five additional WPA projects totaling 253.0 in Lorain County. The federal share is about 90 percent with the remainder from local funds or sponsors. Projects include a roving center at Rownhelm School, improving uneven resets and alleys in Lorain, widening Fifth Street, and water works in Sheffield.
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Iscal
Rownhelm Center
Lqhr
Lorain
Boumsor
Rai
Sheffield
Ares SA
Y Camp Scene Of Autumn Picnics
Y Camp Ise See Nex on Ver Milion river hosts autumn picnics as two groups plan weekend overnight stays and day trips. W O McClellan says several groups have used the camp since season end and Lakewood Camp Fire Girls are slated for next weekend.
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Lakewood Camp
Two Elyria Boys Die After Bicycle Crashes
Two Elyria youths died after separate automobile bicycle crashes. Jackie Baird 10 of 901 Garford Ave died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Grafton road collision with four Harvard University students en route to college. David Sparks 11 of 168 Longfellow Ave died at 3 a.m. after being struck on Cleveland Street by a Ridgeville driver. he had been transported to hospital with severe injuries.
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Elyria
Jackie Baird
Dow J. Baird
Garford Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
David Sparks
J. F. Sparks
Longfellow Avene
Baird
Grafton Road
Fuller Road
Harvard University
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
Kintger
Parkrene
Gerald Naw
Frank 4
Harvard
Id Suremerfeld
Cyrus de Coster
Rey Rush Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Sparks
Cleveland Street
Melvin Gisman
Station Road
Ridgeville
Gisman
David
Arthur
Taylor Funeral Home
St. Andrew Shurch
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Choir
L. O. Young
Cleve Hts
Young
Burt
Alice Rupright
Cleveland
BE. W. Hill
Cleveland Heights
Kipton
M Rupriz
Urges Cyclists To Use Sidewalks Urges Cyclists To Use Sidewalks
Portes Chief E J warned cyclists to ride on sidewalks when possible following a fatal accident on Main Street. He noted the department policy favors sidewalk riding with caution for pedestrians and urged riders to choose safer routes to protect walkers.
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Portes
David Sparks
Dackhc
Dexia Ervidermis
Ratier
Nations To Send Gold To U S Amid Crisis
London reports a total of 341 million pounds in gold to be shipped to New York within ten days due to fears arising from the Italian Ethiopan crisis. About 1.5 million pounds to depart in the Europa from Southampton and roughly 1.09 million pounds from other ships in the Veen dam. Ships named include Bremen Normande Beren garia Lafayette Majestic Georgic and others.
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London
New York
Europa
Southampton
Bremen
Normande
Berengaria
Lafayette
Majestic
Georgic
Lithuanian Capital Flight Attempt Starts From New York
Lieut Felix Waitkus launches from Floyd Bennett Field at 5:45 AM bound for Kaunas, capital of Lithuania, in a Lockheed Vega monoplane named Lithuanian, aiming to set distance and speed records. The 4,300 mile Great Circle route follows Newfoundland and Ireland to England then Memel before crossing to Kaunas.
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Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Felix Waitkus
Tino
Kaunas
Lithuania
Waitkus
United States Air Service
Newfoundland
Charles A Lindbergh
St. Johns
Athlones
Ireland
England
North Sea
Memel
Baltic Sea
Winnie Mae
Wiley Post
James Himball
Raitlins
American Lithuanian Transatlantic Flight Association
Chicago
Detroit
Lithuanica
Selfridge Field
Mich
Kelly Field Training School
Army Air Service Reserve
Kokler
Wis
14 Farmers Plead Guilty in Missouri Farm Foreclosure Case
In St Joseph Missouri on September 21 hearings on contempt charges connected to a forcible foreclosure sale saw 14 farmers plead guilty. The chaotic proceedings involved multiple defendants facing charges tied to the controversy over the sale and related legal actions.
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ST. Joseph
Railroad Wireman Killed Jumping From Train Near Linndale
A New York Railroad wireman named R. Ailen Ader died after leaping from a moving train near the Linndale depot on September 2. He was struck by the second section and survived by his widow and one child.
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Jeveland
Ge. Wrams
New York Railroad
Linndale
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