Paternity Test Sows High Drama in South Bend Case
In South Bend Indiana, Notre Dame professor John P Tiernan and his wife Augusta Tiernan discuss a private blood test to prove paternity of their ten month old child. Dr. Albert Abrams a California expert may perform the test, with the dispute over private versus court demonstration. The case centers on alleged paternity of Harry Poulin, haberdasher, by Mrs Tiernan. The preliminary hearing concluded with a decision due Saturday.
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Supreme Court rejects initiative petition on property taxation
The court finds the signatures for the proposed measure insufficient and rules the initiative violates the Ohio constitution’s initiative and referendum clause aimed at limiting property tax classification. Attorney Thrailkill argues ratification would authorize such classification. Carrie Moore to Casmer Sapolski, lot 139, Treator's addition to Lorain, $1,600
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More Battle Ships Arriving from Page Ons
Rumors say the Turks maneuver to force Britain to accept responsibility for starting the war. Ke mal may not accept the Paris terms, though some conditions suit the Turks as they had already signaled acceptance before the peace council was completed.
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Greek throne abdication sparks Greek crisis in Athens
Official Athens reports confirm King Constantine abdicated the Hellenic throne amid revolution. Martial law and cabinet resignation follow as a revolutionary army marches on Athens. Possible outcomes include a military dictatorship or Crown Prince George ascending the throne with Venizelos as a returning strongman.
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Statesmen to meet in Berlin over Turkish Straits
Berlin Sept 27 Russian and German leaders will hold talks in Berlin on the future of the Turkish Straits. Leon Trotsky, people's commissar for War in the Moscow government, is expected to be among the Russian delegates. Russia was not invited to the Near East peace conference and protests its omission.
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Fire destroys Crump and Field and nearby buildings in Ashland Kentucky
A major blaze in Ashland Kentucky, beginning around one o clock at the Crump and Field store rear, consumed two grocers and the Adams Company buildings. Firefighters fought multiple alarms as the district faced widespread damage with total ruins of the involved structures and an estimated loss near 800000. A policeman sighted the blaze and alerted the department summoning all available apparatus.
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Mrs Austin Escapes Injury After Auto Hit
Mrs Austin of 119 Cascade Street was knocked down by an automobile driven by Walter Ritter of Medina at 12 30 this afternoon at the corner of Middle Avenue and Broad Street. She was injured but able to go home.
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Allied Powers May Intervene In Greece
The allied powers may intervene to restore order in Greece. Reports say London Paris and Rome are conducting diplomatic talks as Tagarizing the Greek revolution proceeds.
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Lloyd George Summons Cabinet Over Near East Crisis
London Sept 27 Premier Lloyd George summoned the cabinet to a late meeting to discuss Near East developments following the Greek king Constantine crisis and related actions by Greece. The session was convened to address rapid developments and allied responses.
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Plans to avert winter coal shortage progress
Washington September 27 The Harding administration advances measures to prevent or lessen a looming coal shortage this winter. Officials at the White House said relief promised could prevent actual suffering, though some shortage is deemed inevitable. President Harding favors quick action to mitigate impacts.
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Pope Pius XI Urges No War in Near East
In Rome on Sept 27 Pope Pius XI urged Britain and allies to avoid war in the Near East. The pontiff expressed concern over rising tensions and cabled Mustapha Kemal urging restraint, as Balkans conflict rumors swirled.
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Efforts in Near East Accord with American Sentiment
In Washington on Sept 27 Secretary of State Hughes said allied governments efforts to secure the Dardanelles Sea of Marmora and Bosphorus align with American sentiment in the current state of affairs.
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Jugo Slavia Orders Mobilization Near Trieste
Trieste reports that Jugo Slavia has ordered mobilization for national defense as information from Belgrade today indicates. The move follows tensions in the region and signals readiness for possible military action.
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Idaho senator Borah faces battle over primary law
Borah runs against party limes pledging support for direct primary restoration in Idaho. He backs four Democrats pro primary, opposes Gooding who helped repeal it, risking clash with GOP leaders and a potential third party surge. National observers foresee a prairie fire if Borah loses and may alter party control.
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Diplomatic tangle over seized ships and liquor
The article reports that U S authorities enforce liquor transport rules on ships, with British masters often reacting by challenging customs. Records note embassy actions and state department documentation as ongoing cases. The government hints at backing by Britain in recovering seized vessels and cargoes while awaiting a legal decision on foreign vessels carrying liquor in domestic waters.
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Stocks Open Irregular Amid Mixed Trading Near Open
Stock listings from New York show mixed early movement with Steel up 1 8 at 193 and Baldwin down 1 2 at 133 1 4. Other issues fluctuated while American Woolen dipped 3 4 to 98, Studebaker fell to 724 9 4, and Mexican Petroleum held at 188. In Cleveland livestock, cattle receipts were 300 with a slow market, calves 460, sheep 2000, hogs 8600 down 10 to 16 cents. Chicago wheat opened 4-8 to 1-2 cents lower while corn and provisions moved higher on opening. Liberty bonds and New York bond yields showed varied activity.
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Black man confronted wife in Cincinnati incident
Sept 27 Oscar Hatche, a cafe worker in Tugaday, heard his wife cry out and rushed home. He grabbed a public safety item and struck a Black man who had come to the house after Hatche hired him to cut weeds. the assailant was hospitalized with a hurt left arm and Hatche was later charged with assault.
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New Concern Formed For Lorain Welfare Fight
A fresh organization emerges in Lorain aimed at welfare matters with a capital noted as 400,000 dollars. Key names cited include M Hawkins and A A. The report references corporate involvement and local implications for Lorain welfare in Columbus dated coverage.
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Interview on electronic theory and mind to body transfer
The article outlines Dr Abramey’s claim that electronic energy transfers to the paper and that mental telepathy can be documented sans machines. He cites experiments with writer Men tal telepathy and explains ectoplasm as condensed thought, arguing thoughts are vibratory and can heal by clearing the body's system like a physiological farming approach.
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Face in the Mirror and the Venerable Compound Claim
An anxious appeal questions facial health and vigor urging Lydia E. Pinkham's Venerable Compound as a tonic to strengthen nerves and boost the system. The ad targets tired, nervous readers seeking bodily improvement and renewed vitality.
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Slain Pastor and Murdered Woman Visited New York City
New Brunswick authorities probe dual slaying of Rev. Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Mille. They search New York hotels and apartments for a hidden rendezvous spot once used by the couple during frequent pilgrimages to the metropolis. Investigators weigh jealousy as motive. exhumation plans and legacy details also under review.
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Bulletin Roundup: Arrests, Bombings, Hearings Across States
Bulletin items report a Soviet emissary demanding near east peace terms in London, three bombs failing to ignite a tank near Santa Fe shops in San Bernardino, Judge Bozard ordered to disqualify from Governor Robertson bribery case in Oklahoma City, Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders approving charter amendment and capital increase, police efforts to locate missing Mabel McClurm and Beverly Cookston in Marion, General Lewis speaking on the dream of war’s end in Terre Haute, attorney Morris sworn in in Cincinnati, and a Western Tigers game set for Thursday at Riverview Park.
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Stomach Troubles Attributed to Acidity In Report
The clipping describes stomach troubles due to acidity with symptoms like indigestion sourness and heartburn. It mentions an upset stomach causing discomfort and references a remedy involving water and a beverage to soothe acidity. Remedies are presented as simple and inexpensive with emphasis on easing stomach function.
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Brownhelm Divorce Case Attracts Local Attention
The Brownhelm divorce case of Grace Cain against Benjamin Cain unfolds before Judge H Redington. Mrs Cain alleges neglect and that she and five children lived in a two room shack for years, supported by relatives. She claims he choked and struck her. witnesses describe a dilapidated home and her labor in nearby jobs. A Brownhelm delegation attends.
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State briefs question pact hailed as scrap of paper
In Marion on September 27 a statement from the Democratic state headquarters says the Washington disarmament pact, once hailed as a path to world peace, has become merely a scrap of paper. The release criticizes the handling of the accord and notes public concern over its effectiveness.
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Four men rob gambling resort near Toledo, escape with $7500
Northwestern Ohio police seek four suspects after an early morning heist at a suburban gambling resort netting about $7500 in cash. The robbers bound two guards and fled in a stolen automobile, while witnesses Beverly Cookston and Mabel McClung described the scene on returning to Marion. Separately, Canton election coverage notes James Dunn as a leading candidate for grand outer guard of Ohio Knights of Pythian at the grand lodge convention. Akron reports a man held to the grand jury on $1500 bond for dynamiting the home of Mrs Winnie Cowan.
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Oberlin College Adopts New Gymnasium Attire For Men
Oberlin reports a shift to grey trucks navy blues jerseys and stockings with white shoes as the new gymnasium attire for men in the college. Parig Sept. 37 Julen Blegetr ed former French government member and longtime New Orleans resident dies today.
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