Ultimatum Demanded From Turkish Forces In Near East
In Constantinople reports say the British fleet commander was ordered to deliver a 48 hour ultimatum to the Turkish nationalists to withdraw from the allied neutral zone. Paris dispatches note General Pelle telegraphed Mustapha Kemal Pasha urging withdrawal of Turkish cavalry from the neutral zone. Angora indicates possible Near East peace conference. Turks show mixed reactions to the note.
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Constantinople
Thrace
England
France
Italy
Paris
Pelle
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
L'Information Toaay
Angora
Turkey
Trial Nears In Love Romance Baby Case At Notre Dame
In South Bend Indiana Judge Chester Ducomb prepares to hear rebuttal testimony from two to three witnesses before closing arguments in the case where Mrs Augusta Tiernan accuses Harry Poulin of fathering her baby born last November. Notre Dame students were to testify about sightings on campus as the trial nears a verdict expected Friday or Saturday. Mrs Tiernan collapsed at her home after yesterday’s dramatic developments.
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South Bend
Ind
Chester Ducomb
Augusta Tiernan
Harry Poutin
Hazard Asher
Ducomb
Poulla
Notre Dame University
Death of Arthur M. Ross in Eaton Township
Arthur M. Ross, 28 or 29, of Eaton, died at his father in law Herman Reinhardt's home after a three year illness. A former machinist at Willya Overland, he was born in Eaton and survived by his wife, daughter, his parents, and a brother. Funeral set for Wednesday at 1 PM at the Reinhardt home conducted by Rev. Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Ross
Herman Reinhardt
Eaton Township
Willya-Overland
Eaton
Reinhardt
Rev
Randall
Diseieherch
Butteranteemedep
Cunard Liner Aquisitania Braves Terrific Atlantic Hurricane
The Cunard liner Aquitania bound for New York battles a ferocious Atlantic hurricane off mid ocean on Sept 26. A 75 mile gale roils 90 foot waves as 1,275 cabin and 600 steerage passengers endure the storm with the ship cutting speed to eight knots. Notables aboard include Sir Heginald McKenna Sir Claude Hill and Oliver Iselin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid Atlantic
Cunard
New York
Heginald McKenna
Claude Hill
Oliver Iselin
Arrest of Young Girl in Double Slaying Reported
A teenage girl identified as Pear Pahmer has been arrested and jailed in Middlesex County for the murders of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills found in a field near Brunswick, New Jersey. The suspect was held for hours in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Would Marry to Complete Medical Education Offer
A 29 year old Cincinnati man announced he would marry any woman age 17 to 30 who would pay his last two years at the University of Cincinnati Medical College. He said the plan was a serious investment to fund his education and future home. He insisted he was not pursuing a relative match and noted an inquiry at the medical college confirmed a student with the given name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Star
Medical College of the University of Cincinnati
Mential College
6th Annual Reunion of 24th O VI at Strongsville
The 124th O V I holds its 49th annual reunion in Strongsville Medina county tomorrow. One member Carpent er who lost an arm remains a resident there. Pauline Nelson of Lorain files for divorce from James Nelson for neglect and improper support. She seeks divorce alimony and child custody. Paul Riseman of Lorain begins foreclosure against John Besalere for 2472 on a mortgage loan.
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O. VI
Strongsville
124Th O. V. I
Medina County
Carpenter
Pauline Nelson
Lorain
James Nelson
Paul Riseman
John Besalere
Lereta
Exhuming Mills Body Aims to Resolve Slaying Evidence
In New Jersey on September 26, prosecutors indicate the body of Mrs. Eleanor Mills will be exhumed to settle conflicting evidence about bullet wounds in the slaying of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall. Investigators note an ambush and delayed second shot, with a possible female participant.
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Brunswick
N. J
Eleanor Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
Church of St John the Evangelist
A .M Hrekman
Somerset County
W. E Long Caroner
Heckman
Probers
Three Judges Sought for Bail Injunction Appeal in Shopmen Case
Chicago September 26. Government seeks a three judge panel in federal court to hear bail injunction appeal in the anti striking case. Donald R Richberg chief counsel for the shopmen announces the plan as the case advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal District Court
Donald R. Rietyberg
Atrinking
Richberg and
Bilackburn Easterling
Governace
Senator Watson of Georgia dies after asthma struggle
Washington September 26 Senator Thomas E Watson of Georgia died at his Chevy Chase Maryland home after a week of serious illness from asthma. He was sixty six and had served in the Senate since 1921 after a career as a writer and political agitator. He is survived by his wife a brother and a sister in Thomson Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Chevy Chase
Senate
Watson
Columbia Sentinel
Senator Watson
Thompson
W. A Watson
Julia Cliatt
Thomson, Ga
Columbia County
Avon Wife Beater Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail
Avon farmer Joe Alten was sentenced to sixty days in county jail after an arrest by Sheriff Backus for wife beating. Alten had fled after a prior alimony suit, and was later tracked to his home where authorities confronted him at 1:30 AM and took him to jail.
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AVON
Joe Alten
Avon Farmer
Justic
George Alten
Backus
Lfe
Princess Betrothal Tale From Ex Kaiser Captured
Berlin dispatch reports Princess Hermine of Reuss Schoenach Carolath hosting an airport crash party at her Silesian castle. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm’s fiancée treated injured airmen, inviting guests to stay the night as gossip swirls around their private engagement.
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Princess
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Inter- National News Service
DD Weyer
Silesian Castle
Hermine von Schoenach-Carolath
Reuss
Weyer
International
D. Weyer
International News
Servic Castles
Silesia
Hermine
Reuss- Schoenach-Carolath
Germany
Ludwig
Raad
Cap
Wilhelm Strunk
Captain Strunk
Siberian
Plave River
Enver Pasha
Korno
Moscow
Strunk
India
Holland
Joesib
Voters to choose short term Supreme Court judge
Secretary of State Smith ordered space on the November ballot for write in candidates for the state Supreme Court short term of less than two months. The seat, vacant since James G Johnson, is to be filled until a successor is elected. Clark Canton holds the unexpired term but can serve only until Johnson’s successor is chosen.
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Columbus
Smith
George i. Clark
Canton
Davis
James G. Johnson
Springfield
Ohio
Johnson
On Aitation
Otto Lawe
Swoemver
Ohio Coal Leaders Press for Improved Car Shipments
Ohio coal administrator Clarence J. Neal and Attorney General John G. Frica pressed federal Distributor Spencer in Washington for better car distribution to Ohio mines. The talks cover priorities and transport, with data collection in Columbus and a plan to set tentative fair coal prices in days ahead.
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Washington
Ohio
Spens
Clarence J. Neal
Frank H. Baer
John G. Frica
Columbus
Neal
Price
Frank H Baer
Washington, D. C
Spencer
H. A. Cornelius
Cleveland
F. 8S
Rigsby
New York
Northwest
Dream of Klan Leads Gilroy to Shoot a Chambermaid
Theodore Gilroy, in a drugged hallucination of an imminent Ku Klux Klan mob, fired five shots through his hotel room door in Chicago, wounding chambermaid Hanna Johnson. He claimed Klan threats prompted the attack and was taken into custody.
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Chicago
Ku Klux Klan
Theodore Gilroy
Hanna Johnson
Gilroy
Worker dies in 14 story elevator shaft fall
In Chicago today Charles P. Caterdorph a worker at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy building was instantly killed after plunging 14 metres down an elevator shaftHe was repairing the shaft when the accident occurred.
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Chicago
Charles P. Caterdorph
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Ministers Shuffle At North Ohio Conference In Mansfield
The 1923 North Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference wrapped with Edwin Kirby reassigned as pastor of the local church. A minister, Rev BE Castle, was suspended for one year after a divorce case, while Dr Herbert Smith sought reinstatement after retirement. A list of district assignments followed, naming pastors for numerous towns including Norwalk Elyria Oberlin Sandusky and Willard. Two schoolchildren were injured in a two-vehicle crash at Murray Ridge and Telegraph Road, with six others escaping injury. Nelson Bechtel faces potential skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Edwin Kirby
Tat Methodist
Ohio Methodist
Norwalk
J O C. Smith
Ambert
F E Eastman
Avon
W MM Kinsley
Bellevur
Io Coby
Kerlin Heights
C. M. Gay
Bloomville
M_ Firestone
Brighton
H W. Hales
Clyde
T L McConnell
Collins
Joe Fastwood
Elyria
Fields
B. H. Hrgan
Grafton
W. H Gibson
Green Springs
H. J. Thompson
Greenwich
Martin Weaver
Huron
C H Hauger
Grace
J. H.smith
20Th Street
Lafollette
Milan
I A. Ensley
Mercerville
D Canfield
New London
W. E. Hollett
Washington
G. R. Monte
North Fairfield
Leonard Smith
W. A. Rutledge
Nova
P J Corders
Oberlin
F W. Smith
Olena
A. A. Brown
Vermilion
F. J. Nichols
Vickey
Hubert Cobb
Vincent
G. W. Houk
Wellington
J W. Naramore
Willard
J. S. Fancher
Turtle Gilbert Frye
Hupp
Edward
Winifred
Frances Decker
Johanna
Ednab Wiersch
Raymond Witzen
Murray Ridge
Telegraph Road
Ford
Helen Stang
John Stang
Dorothy Snider
Fred C. Snyder
Bernice Fowl
Jay Fowl
Nelson Bechtel
Frank Bechtel
Telegraph
Dorothy Snyder
Memorial Hospital
Young Bechtel
Miss Snyder
Chickens Recovered After Friday Night Theft
A Ford truck stolen from the Christensen farm is recovered with 42 chickens found inside. Cornelius Smith identifies 25 live Wyandottes as stolen stock. The driver escaped. a Chevrolet license plate linked to the theft was found on accessories from John Wilford’s garage.
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Jobouilly
Christensen Farm
Hale
Bachus
Corneliius Smith
Telegraph Road
John Wilford
Yanks Investigated Claim on European and Philippine Deployments
A U S veteran group seeks inquiry into claims about soldiers serving in Europe and the Philippines. The request targets actions by wartime authorities and addresses concerns over compensation and service records.
Auto party arrests for intoxication on East Broad Street
Officer Gibson stopped an intoxicated auto party at 12 50 last night in front of the Grand restaurant on East Broad street. Presley Bean Q C Nichols and Margaret Fisher were charged with intoxication. Bean and Fisher were fined five dollars and costs. Nichols received two hundred thirty five dollars and costs.
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Gibson
East Broad Street
Presley Bean
Q. QC
Nichols
Margaret Fisher
Fisher
Poelice
Jones
Miss Fisher
Lakewood
Oberlin
Bean Miss Fisher
Cests
Damaging Frost Report Across County Areas
Farmers report a heavy frost last night damaging late garden crops especially in the low lands and southern county. The frost arrived earlier this year than in Wheeling West Virginia with a temperature around 37 degrees.
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CRAS
Atlantic
Sues
Wilson
John S
Aona Watson
Tom Watson
Merc@ university
Thomson
Supreme Court
Osm .d Brock
Sir Charles Harrington
Britain
Charles Ewington
Os Nd Brock
Dardanelles
Ohio Coal
Murray Rikdge
Poate
Chara Orbes
United States
Wheeling
W. Va
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