Double Murder Probe Grips New Brunswick Church Community
Somerset authorities investigate the deaths of Dr Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Mills amid rumors of a jealous feud among three prominent local women. Officials weigh autopsy options to confirm bullet calibres and count, while notes carried by Willie Stevens may hold key clues. Affected church members face heightened scrutiny as the case unfolds.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler Hall
St. "John the Evangelist
James Mills
Somerset
Hall
Mills
Willie’ Stevens
Dr Hall
Dr. Hall
Jersey City
Woman diplomat nominee fails to win Senate confirmation
Miss Lucile Stcherson of Columbia Ohio, the first woman named to a diplomatic post by the president, failed to be confirmed as secretary of embassy fourth class as objections raised by Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi led to rejection.
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Washington
Lucile Stcherson
Columbia
Senate
Congress
Miss Atcherson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Storage Firm Formed in Columbius
Tweor announces a new storage firm formed in Columbius with the Broad Street Storage Company of Elvira, capitalized at 5,000 dollars, and figures Gertrude Allos and Sam Saduris listed among organizers.
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Columbius
Parations Fesseq
Broad Street Storage Company
Elvria
Gertrude
Sam Saduris
A Friend in Need Pays Tribute to Lydia E. Pinkham’s
A letter from California praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for transforming a frail, ailing woman into a strong healthy person after years of illness. The writer recalls sickness after marriage and reliance on doctors before using the product.
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Jes
Calif
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arter offers $100000 for $400000 fund for aged pastors
Mansfield report notes Frank A. Arter of Cleveland pledges $100,000 in exchange for a $400,000 Northeast Ohio conference fund to aid superannuated preachers. The plan, discussed by bishops and church leaders, aims to bolster the Centenary movement seen as defending civilization against decay.
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Mansfield
Arter
Northeast Ohio Conference
Frank A. Arter
Cleveland
Methodists of Northeast Ohio Conference
Bishop Anderson
Italy
Stocks Rise Early in New York Market
The New York stock market opened with a steady tone. Baldwin advanced 7 8 points to 1344 4, Gulf States Steel gained 5 8 to 857 9, Standard Oil of New Jersey rose 3 4 to 196, Mexican Petroleum up 11 4 to 188 1 4, Lehigh Valley up 1 3 to 69 1 2, and Anaconda increased 3 8 to 53 3 8.
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New York
Baldwin
Gulf States Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Mexican Petroleum
Lehigh Valley
Anaconda
Lytaegg
Afex Rubber Alaska Gold
Allis Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Balawin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Superior
Caliifornia Petroleum
Canadian Pacific Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
F Paul
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
American Woolen
American Zinc
Anaconda P Atchison - Chile
Tolumbia Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Crucible
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Gt Northern Pr
Inspiration
V8 Kennecott
Wees
Lackawanna Steel Et Oeees
Leigh Valley
Wee
Marine
Alloeste
National Ename
NY Air Brake
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Parific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
AES
Es Texas CO
Union Pacific
Wentinghouse
White Motors Willys-Overlana
New York Stocks and Market Summary from Day Reports
Mixed moves across major issues with gains for some rails and industrials while others ease. Futures and commodity notes show wheat and corn shifts with Liberty bonds quoted at varied open levels and district trade activity noted in Cleveland and New York markets.
Peace conference urged over Turkish straits and Thrace
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George opposing war in the Near East and advocating protection of the Turkish straits under League of Nations auspices. The note seeks Turkish sovereignty in Thrace with straits neutrality, while Chanak remains unfortified and under international control.
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Land Jugo Slavia
Turkey
Constantinople
Thrace
Europe
Poincare
Lord Curzon
Count Sforza
Maritza
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Bosphorus
London
Lloyd George
Near East
Turtish
Wo P
Linvd George
Great
Great Britain
League of Nations
Kish
Hed
Asia
Balkans
Eurrope
Britain
Great Fritain
Silyria
Lloyd Georges
Vaccination clash sparks injunction in Kentucky schools
A temporary injunction shields Campbell county health officers and Newport Ky school officials from enforcing a rule that bars unvaccinated children. The action follows parents of eight year old Margaret Andes pulling her from school after three days absent due to lack of vaccination. The suit signals a broader dispute in northern Kentucky over anti vaccination sentiment.
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Cincinnati
Campbell County Health
Newport
A. M. Caldwell
Sult
Margaret Andes
Campbell County
Kentucky
Prohibition Agents Plan Broad Seizure Drive Offshore
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes ordered a new campaign of seizures within twelve miles of shore, citing Coast Guard support and customs authority. He claims liquor smuggling fell 66 percent last year and says offshore actions are legally justified if a customs officer is present to demand manifests, despite British objections to seizing foreign-flag vessels beyond the three-mile limit.
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Washington
Sent
Prohibition Copieasioner
Haynes
Abassador Geddes
Man Died Forewarned Like Parents in Knoxville
In Knoxville John H Mor a local prominent businessman was found dead in an abandoned park after being forewarned he would meet the same fate as his mother and father. The body lay on a riverbank overlook as investigators note no illness preceded his death. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh the collapse of the Strand theatre caused casualties and investigators blame aging supports on construction.
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Reagan
Tennessee
Moarrel
Pittssurgh
Yivercay
Cochrane
Nasr
Serr Tv
Death in Wellington: Jane Wright obituary and local notices
Wellington Sept 2 death in Cleveland Women's Hospital claims Jane Wright 22 daughter of the late Weary Wright and Mrs Mae Wright. Burial in Wellington cemetery. Also notices of Annual Thank Offering for Congregational Church and a Wellington social roundup with a Big Four orchestra dance and local club visits.
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Wellington
Weilington
Jane Wright
Weary Wright
Mae Wright
Women’s Hospital
St. Clevland
Women’s Association of the Congregational Church
Big Four
Opera House
Guy Wells
Thimble Club
Bennett
Cleveland
Ainter
R. W. Falls
L. G. Stemple
Lodvielters
Third Arrest in Volstead Act Conspiracy in Cleveland
In Cleveland on Sept 23 federal officials announced the third arrest in a major Volstead Act conspiracy. Max Horn, manager of an East End drug store, is accused alongside Abraham and Louie Auerbach in a scheme trafficking 400000 gallons of alleged bootleg liquor. The Auerbach brothers, once barbers, face bond and real estate security details as investigations unfold.
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Cleveland
Max Horn
East End
Abraham
Louie Auerbach
New York
Abraham Auerbach
Louis Auerbach
Esther Lillibert
Lous Auerbach
Auerbach Brothers
Organized Labor Debs Case Quoted On Conspiracy Law
A court reads from Debs case and weighs the Sherman Act against labor actions. The judge discusses whether punishing actors for purposes beyond wages or conditions may be warranted when property destruction or public injury is involved.
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Debs
Eca
Poulin Case Faces Probe Into Fatherhood Claim
In San Francisco the court weighs blood test evidence to establish the paternity of the so called love baby linked to Mrs Augusta Tiernan and Harry Poulin. Dr Abrams says Professor Tiernan will be consulted in Chicago for testing and a conference is planned after adjournment today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas FO Graham
Chirag
Ota
Inka P. Tiernan
Notra Game Ios
Augusta Viernan
Harry Poulin
Baherdashar
South Bend
Dr Abrams
Tiernan
Tam
Chicago
Dr. Abrams Sand
Daniel Gray Rites Set for Sunday in Elyria Church
Daniel Richard Gray born March 10 1897 in Bath England died September 22 1922 at age 25. He lived in Elyria since 1870 with his daughter Mary in Carlisle and belonged to I C O F for 50 years and Knights of Pythias for 44 years. Funeral Sunday 2:30 at Walter Hadaway home and 3 at Church of Christ with Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias in attendance. Interment in Varliste cemetery.
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Daniel Richard Gray
Bath
England
Hannah Roberty
Twitckenham
Amernes
Mary
Cleveland
Elyria
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Church of Christ
Walter Hadaway
Grays
Joseph
Jennie
William Fridenstine
Carlisle
Chas
Oberlin Road
W. L. Burner
Varliste
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Exiled Empress Zita seeks return to Hungary
Former Empress Zita now living in Spain asks the Hungarian prime minister to allow her to settle in Hungary arguing exile is unnecessary after the death of her husband. The note references the former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary.
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Vienna
Zita
Spain
Hungary
Charlies
Austria Hungary
Daugherty Faces Continued Political Attack in Speech
A speaker accuses district attorneys and judges of oppressing the poor, flouting the Sherman Act, and betraying constitutional rights to protect wealth. The speech laments a decline in the rule of law and condemns officials tied to privileged interests.
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Solim
The
Department
Father John’s Medicine Promised To Strengthen Children
An early 20th century advertorial claims Father John’s Medicine helps children during long study strains. It touts cod liver oil with vitamins and a sixty seven year track record as a tonic for the family, urging mothers to use the remedy for health and vigor.
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Father John
Attorney General Daugherty Defies Federal Law Says Injunction Violates Constitution
A critic accuses Attorney General Daugherty of obtaining a federal injunction in Chicago that violates the federal constitution and the Clayton Act. The piece condemns the action as a ruse to evade law and mocks the attorney general for breaching justice and the spirit of the law.
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Daugherty
Chicago
Brigwlog Bisation
United States
Day's News T temx Advertises Victor Health Records
The Day's News item promotes Victor Health Records and Victrola demonstrations at Day's Music Store. It notes health sets priced from 8 to 15, portable Victrolas for bedrooms, Miss Maud Dibble selling records, and a Cleveland visit by Victor artists. It highlights Giul Bran sen piano finish and Whiteman's new record Three O'clock in the Morning.
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Paul Whiteman
Day's Hardware Well Hunting Season Opens With A Bang
Day's Hardware reports hunting season start with a bang and notes limited five boag limit not yet broken. Mentions Mr Holden Judy trip and a bad limp, a wife sprained ankle, and a lost pipe. Markets greet Ironton Bunsen heater, wax furniture polish, imported cream nitcers from Czecho Slovakia, and Winchester Simmons merger.
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Mr. Holden
Judy
Pip
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Lorain
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
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Victor
Taylor Holmes
Holmes
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Johan Kovaca
Western Heights Jam
Day's Music Store
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Day’s Hardware
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