Germany Enters Peace After Ruhr Crisis
Sept 26 Berlin reports Germany weathered the crisis from Chancellor Stresemann’s surrender to France. Bavaria’s Prime Minister Fal ting supported abandoning passive resistance, while Munich reports discontent and Bavarian fascist threats. The nation vows no oil or soil concessions and continues to pull Ruhr support.
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Berlin
Germany
Stresemann
France
Fnlling
Bavaria
von Tilling
Emer
Greece Blamed in Italian Deaths Fueled by Ambassadors
Paris dispatch reports the council of ambassadors ruled Greece partly responsible for the assassination of General Tellini and four companions on Greek soil. Italy gains fifty million lire in damages and Corfu to be evacuated, avoiding broader war risk. England and France backed Italy’s call for more decisive action. The commission’s findings and the formal communiqué were to be issued soon.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Greece
Tellini
Italy
Igch
Commisari
Jamelesa
Athens
Foreign Office
Ialy
Switzerland
Corfu Tomorow
Arope
Barbara Scholl OD obituary notice after death at daughter's home
Mrs Barbara Scholl 55 died at her daughter Mrs E Walton s home 1209 Middle Avenue She is survived by her daughter and three sons Henry and Frank Scholl of Grafton and a son in Xiyrie Funeral service will be held at the home Friday afternoon at 3 o clock conducted by Rev Edwin Kirby Burial at Agena
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Barbara Tholl
E. Walton
Middle Avenue
Myron Cunningham to Observe One Hundredth Birthday
Myron Harvey Cunningham of Elyrian will celebrate his 100th birthday Sunday at his home 243 West River Street with family and friends calling to pay respects. Born Sept 30, 1823 in Lancaster New York, he moved with his family to Rockport near the Rocky River in 1832.
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Myron Harvey Cunningham
Myron
Chase Flower
West River Street
Cunningham
New York
Mr. Cunningham
Lancaster
N. Y
Hockport
Rocky River
Grippled Conclave Hosts Delegates At Lorain Club
The semi annual meeting of the International Society for Crippled Children unfolds in Lorain with about seventy five delegates, many Rotarians, addresses by Frank A Smythe and E F Allen and reports from treasurer Hugh E Watde Walker and committees. Night events include a Country club dinner with John J Sullivan speaking. future sessions focus on work reports by state and provincial presidents.
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International Society For Crippled Children
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Frank A. Smythe
E. F. Allen
Hugh E. Wat de Walker
Ralph R
Police Order Hinkson To Remove Mayor Banner
Harry Hinkson, candidate for mayor, had a banner read Vote for Harry Hinkson for Mayor and Live Within Your Means removed by Police Chief E J Stankard as an ordinance prohibits posting signs on street poles. The 1914 ordinance fines violators up to 100 dollars and bans political banners on public poles in streets parks and alleys. Hinkson planned to place the sign on private property instead.
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Harry Hinkson
E. J. Stankard
Chief Stankard
Hinkson
Stankard
Red Cross
Oklahoma Klan Warfade Leaders Portrait in Capitol Battle
Oklahoma City Sept 26 Here are character sketches of the two principal figures in Oklahoma's battle of capitol bill William Dalton McBee representative from Stephens county an ex cowboy Spent his early manhood breaking bucking horses on the Mule Shoe ranch in Texas He grew up hardy but turned to law and today resembles a typical country school teacher He was born in Austin Texas and is 47 years old He is married father of five children four boys and one girl Once a state senator in New Mexico now representative from Stephens county Oklahoma where he has lived and practiced law since 1896 John Calloway Walton fifth governor of Oklahoma Ex locomotive engineer and salesman of electrical appliances Six footer and weighs more than 200 pounds Dynamic manner Has personality of rough and ready sort Well liked by the so called common people Born on a farm near Indianapolis Ind 42 years ago Came to Oklahoma in 1904 Went into business then politics Elected mayor of Oklahoma City then governor of state His entire career picturesque stormy In January 1923 he instituted a vigorous campaign against the Ku Klux Klan which led up to the present situation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Capitol
William Dalton McBee
Stephens County
Texas
Austin
New Mexico
John Calloway Walton
Indianapolis
Ind
Wag
Ku Klux Klan
Revolt movements sweep Europe and Turkish upheaval reported
A Bulgarian frontier report claims King Boris and the Bulgarian cabinet fled Sofia and a Bulgarian official was assassinated. In Angora Turkey a former deputy led a revolutionary outbreak opposing the Angora government though officials say the revolt will fail. The episode signals rising internal trouble in the region. Meanwhile US chatter hosts possible vice presidential bids by Frank Willis and Alice Pomerone as Coolidge nears reelection.
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Athens
Boris
Sofia
Preiauter Zanhof
Constantinople
Turkey
National Assembly
Angora
Upoolwe
Aemoritaka
Rotary Club honors Rev J H Grant with gold watch
At the Country Club dinner the Rotary Club presented Rev J H Grant with a gold watch and chain. C E Lozier delivered the speech and handed a miniature pulpit gift. Grant thanked the club for many happy meetings and regret leaving the group.
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Country Club
Rotary Club
International Society For Crippled Children
J. H. Grant
C. E. Lozier
Rev Grant
State Phone Men Meet Here Friday
The second district and business conference of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association will be held in Elyria city on Friday September 28. Host Elyria Telephone Co. invites all independent companies to attend to discuss problems and plans with officers and directors present. The meeting promises practical programs and money saving reports, with emphasis on cooperation among neighboring companies. President Frank A. Knapp endorses the event as highly profitable for independent telephone men.
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Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Elyma Telephone Co
Ens
Ohbo
Enure
Frank A. Knapp
Elyria
Arrest Day Raiders on Disorderly Charge in Cincinnati
Edward Martin known as Red Martin and four other men forming a raiding party were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after raiding six residences on Geat Street near the C and O Railroad and Mill Rock in search of liquor. The party fired revolver shots and damaged property. only a drop of liquor was found. Martin used the alias Edward Mitchell when registering at police headquarters.
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Cincinnati
Edward
Red) Martin
Newtown
Vass Fined Twice for Illegal Liquor Possession
George Vase of 2174 E 28th Street Lorain was fined 500 dollars and costs by Judge Webber for illegal possession of liquor. This marked a second offense after a prior 200 dollar fine and costs in Lorain on the same charge. Prosecution was by prohibition officer Frank Klady.
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George Vase
28Th Street
Lorain
Webber
Vass
Frank Klady
Ridiker Not Arrested in Raid Error Corrected
The paper corrects a prior item naming Frank Ridiker of Brunswick as fined for possessing a 60 gallon still. Ridiker had sold the farm years ago and was not residing there when the raid occurred, making the earlier report inaccurate.
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Frank Ridiker
Brunswick
Ridiker
Oklahoma House Dispersed After Martial Law Call
In Oklahoma City the House failed to assemble under Governor Walton as martial law ordered dispersal. Colonel Key read the order labeling the meeting an unlawful gathering, forcing lawmakers to exit the capitol and defer to hotel headquarters to plan petitions against Walton.
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ARS
Barbara Scholl
OED
Myron Cunningham
Elyrian
W. C. T. U. Jubilee
Boes
Rockport
Secon
Walton
W. D. McBee
Oma
J. C. Walton
Ken
Grippled
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lorain County
M. E
J. F. Burke
Florence D. Richard
Steve
C. T.U. of Columbus
Nellie*m. Hill
Ida L. Jaycox
Mary Miller
Elyria R. D
Herriett Andrews
Susan F. Hinman
Oberlin
W. Metcalf
Eb.f. Brainard
Anna Kennedy
H. G. Neely
DB. A. Baird
J. ¥. Burke
Elyria Union
Kimpton
Hayden
Ohio Forward Movement
Hinman
Shepard
W. C. T. U. Quartette
WW. C. U
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Lurder
Longwell
Strickler
Omega Union
County & T. I
Lillian Dager
S . I. Work
Richard
Phinney
Harris
Peck
Jaycoz
M. E. Sunday School
Banner
Europe
Ohio
Washington
Frank B. Willis
Coolidge
Alice Pomerone
Royal S Copeland
East
President State
Attee Pomerene
JH. Grant
Booze Vender
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Oklahoma House of Representative
J. C
Iron Jack) Walton
Charles
Brice
Alem County
House of Tig
House of Representatives
W. S. Key
Ihoma City
Cole
Anah
Key
Aayant
Baird H. Markham
David A. Stovall
Hugo
Colonel Key
Repre
Wesley E. Disney
Goronel Key
Queria
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