Lloyd George Pushes Armament Talks Postponement
England considers delaying the Washington conference on armaments to March next year. Lloyd George aims to meet in person, avoid Briand’s influence, and pursue an Irish peace accord before a possible February election. Churchill and Austen Chamberlain are among potential British delegates amid ongoing cabinet deadlock.
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Lloyd
Mter
Washington
Lloyd George
George
Leaymier Briand
France
Couft
Ies
Jemier
Daily E
Winston I
Colon
A. Bonar
Gate
Law
Churchill
Austen Chamberlain
Fareham
H. A
Auckland Geddes
Police curb HT traffic violations after midnight
Reports indicate three arrests in the early hours for careless driving and speeding as Donald Hamill and others were taken into custody. Officers say vehicles drifted into the left lanes and erratic driving disrupted approaching traffic. The city intends harsher enforcement to deter nocturnal violators.
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Eters
Donald Hamile Say
Trafere
Jacks
Elyria Mayor Elected Lt Governor at Ohio Kiwanis Meet
The fourth annual Ohio Kiwanis convention at Lima elected Asaph Jones of Elyria as lieutenant governor among five leaders including Walter Jackson of Lima and A C Link of Springfield. Frank Poling of Mansfield named governor. convention cut per capita tax to 1 dollar. Lorain delegates praised Jones for service to the community.
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Asaph Jones
Ohio Kiwanis Clubs
Lima
Walter 8. Jackson
A C. Link
Springfield
R. C. Hiddleton
East Liverpool
A. L
Jones
Lorain
Sam Goldstein
Elyria
Alter Jackson
Masked bandits loot mail on Santa Fe train
Six masked men boarded the Santa Fe train number 5 near Oklahoma City early today and forced mail clerks to throw off four pouches of mail. They leaped from the southbound train and escaped. Passengers on board were not molested.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Galveston
Texas
Here
Japanese Ship Builders Riot Over Pay Strike
Rioting broke out in Yokohama as 5,000 dockyard workers struck for a 30 percent wage increase. Many workers were arrested while Seamen and dock men of Yusen Kaisha threaten a sympathetic strike that could suspend Japan's largest shipping company.
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Yokohama
Japan
Yusen Kaisha Company
Des Moines Chosen For 1922 G A R Encampment
Des Moines was selected for the 1922 encampment of the G A R during its final business session. Lewis S. Pilcher of Brooklyn was elected commander in chief, succeeding William A. Ketcham of Indianapolis. Milwaukee also competed for the next site.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Des Moines
G A. R
Lewis S. Pilcher
Brooklyn
New York
William A. Ketcham
Pilcher
Milwaukee
State May Buy FAMOTS Dean Farm near Barberton
Akron Sept 29 The Anna Dean farm show place near Barberton Ohio created at fabulous expense by the late C Barber match king may be sold to the state as a welfare institution trustees say. Trustees claim the farm would suit a feeble minded institution but officials say the original cost is too high and cannot be covered by the $200 000 appropriated.
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Akron
Anna Dean
Here
Ohio C. Barber
Match King
Columbus woman donates to Dayton Public Library in memory
Mrs. Clement Rossman Gilmore of Columbus has given 1600 dollars to the Dayton Public Library to purchase books in memory of her late husband the beard.
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Dayton
Clement Rossman Gilmore
Columbus
Supreme Court Orders Railroads to Cut Road Material Freight
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that railroads must reduce intrastate freight rates on road building materials including sand gravel crushed stone and vitrified paving block. The commissions require new schedules on one day’s notice and in effect by October 20.
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Columbus
Ohito
Supreme Court
German Treaty Delays Threaten Washington Armament Talks
Sept 29 reports say delays in ratifying postwar peace treaties with the former Central Powers risk embarrassment for the American big four ahead of the November armament conference. Senator Lodge, Republican leader, visited the White House for consultations with President Harding. Berlin dispatches note continued Reichstag debates on the peace terms.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
White Houses
Harding
West Side Boys Arrested for Pranks
Harold Smith Ralph Anderson and Leroy Eisele were arrested on disorderly conduct after a sack tied to a rope with leaves was used to frighten pedestrians on Lake Avenue. Police say the prank nearly caused an accident at the same spot last spring and the trio will face police court tomorrow morning.
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Harold Smith
Ralph Anderson
Leroy Eisele
Lake Avenue
Lightning Hits Magnolia Refinery Tank Fire
Lightning struck a 55 000 barrel gasoline tank at the Magnolia Refinery in Beaumont Texas causing a blaze that spread to four tanks. Fire units battled the inferno as damage was estimated at one million dollars.
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Beaumont
Texas
Magnolia
Gore Missing Hiram College Student Sought by Police
Cleveland police, with Chagrin Falls and Hiram authorities, search for Warren H. Gore a Hiram College football player who vanished Monday after leaving the home of former student Myron Baker in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Hiram
Warren H. Gore
Hiram College
Myron Baker
Currier Sues Ewell Over $107 Injury to Machine
C H Currier seeks a judgment of 107 79 from Mareella Ewell for damages from an accident on September 22 at the Center road and state road intersection in Henrietta township. Currier says he stopped before the crossing but Ewell veered into his front end causing severe damage.
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C. H. Currier
Mareella Ewell
Currier
Henrietta Township
State Road
Ewell
Prestine Files Appeal Over $82 Judgment in Justice Court
R. H. Prestine brought an appeal to common pleas court today challenging Justice J. F. Strenich of Lorain’s decision in Prestine versus Carl Lertsman. Prestine sought $82.48 but was refused by the justices of the county.
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R. H. Prestine
Common Pleas Court
J. F. Strenich
Lorain
Prestine
Carl Lertsman
Arbuckle Faces Manslaughter Trial Soon
Roscoe Arbuckle, released after 18 days in jail, will soon stand trial on a manslaughter charge over the Virginia Rappe death. Judge Lazarus dismissed murder charges, DA Brady may file information within 30 days and a trial date is likely within two months. Arbuckle plans to return to Los Angeles as public reaction mixed with relief and disappointment.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Patty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Lazarus
Brady
Arbuckle
A. C. Arbuckle
Frank Dominguez
Two Hudsons Indicted in Albany for Slaying Mrs Hudsons Sons
Glen Moore Hudson and his wife Mrs Bennie Hudson are indicted for the July 12 murder of Isiah and Robert Temple. Trial set to begin Monday with the husband to face first. The boys, sons by Mrs Hudsons first husband killed in action, were found dead from pistol wounds at their home. Mrs Hudson claims her husband killed the boys and threatened her if she spoke.
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Albany
Glen Moore Hudson
Bennie Hudson
Kiwanis Hear State Reports At Lima Convention
Kiwanis Club luncheon featured reports from the Lima convention which just closed. Speakers included Mayor Jones now elected Lieutenant Governor for the district, Jim Ammitage, Robert Rice, George Richwine, H M M Andrews, R A Osborne, Dr. Betteridge and others. Delegates shared amusing parking tickets and car troubles, noting the convention was a success and yielded much benefit.
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Kiwanis Club
Lima
Jones
Govvernor
Jim Ammitage
Robert Rice
George Richwine
H. MM. Andrews
R. A. Osborne
Dr. Betteridge
Treasury Secretary Says Surtax Rates Throttle Industry
Secretary Mellon argued that current surtax on large incomes and the excess profits tax choke industry and stall capital. He urged repeal of these provisions to accelerate the post depression recovery.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate Board Divided Over Ford Ganges Case Split on party lines in reports on Henry Ford charges against Senator Newberry
A special senate committee released rival reports on Henry Ford's election fraud allegations against Michigan Senator Truman Newberry. Republicans praised Newberry, denying knowledge of large slush fund spending, while Democrats alleged conspiratorial actions and violations of Michigan and federal campaign laws, citing at least 1883 568 dollars in improper expenditures.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Newberry
Ford
Spencer
Missouri
Watson
Indiana
Edge
New Jerze
Ashurst
Arizona
King
Utah
Pomerone
Ohio
Grandmother seeks custody of daughter’s children from Reed
Mary A. Manson of Cuyahoga Falls, guardian of May Reed’s two children after alimony and custody orders in 1919, files to recover them from Guy Reed. She alleges Reed visited with the children in Cleveland, refuses to surrender them, and accuses him of a new marriage after the daughter’s death in 1921. The case cites prior alimony, custody, and a contested Cleveland divorce filing.
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Mary A. Manson
Cuyahoga Falls
May Reed
Guy Reed
Reed
East 143Nd Street
Cleveland
Explosion at Perth Amboy truck load kills five
Five men were killed and three injured when explosives being loaded on a truck at Parlin, within the E I Dupont plant, exploded. The workers, all foreigners, were scavenging pipes used in gun cotton manufacture. The blast was felt ten miles away, drawing crowds from nearby towns as engineers and doctors responded.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Parlin
E. I. Dupont DeNemours Company
George Harris Salvage Company
Morristown
John Harris, Jr
New Brunswick
South River
Blast at Excelsior Powder plant ends with deaths and fires
A massive explosion at the Excelsior Powder Company's Holmes Park plant outside Kansas City kills four and leaves one dying as fire devastates a building containing 4,000 pounds of black powder. Firefighters and volunteers held the blaze after two hours and warned of possible further explosions amid multiple injured workers among about 35 present.
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Kansas City
Excelsior Powder Company
Holmes Park
Babe Ruth Grippe Attack Delays Yankee Series Start
Babe Ruth is ill with a grippe in New York and will miss the opening Yankee Athletic series in Philadelphia. The home run king caught cold after an auto ride with his wife and Bill Piercy. A doctor said Ruth is run-down but may play in Philadelphia if he recovers in time.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Bill Piercy
Ruth
Gold and cash stolen in mail from Spain to United States
Approximately $140,000 in gold and American currency was stolen from the mails en route from Spain to the United States in a series of thefts spanning weeks. Post office officials confirmed the disappearance and said an investigation is in progress.
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Washington
Spain
United States
Unemployment Conclave Faces Tension Over Labor Reforms
At the Washington unemployment conference stormy scenes erupt in committees as Samuel Gompers and open shop advocates clash over wage cuts and a $500 million railroad subsidy. Guy Oyster’s removal is demanded, while W H Stackhouse and other members resist. Transportation committee discussions with Labor upset continue.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles M. Schwab
Gompers
Guy Oyster
Oyster
W. H. Stackhouse
National Implement and Vehicle Association of
Springfield
Ohio
Stackhouse
Congress
Transportation Committee
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Davis
Matthew Woll
Carter
Woll
Labor
Hoover
Wool Growers to Convene Meeting in Lorain County
The Sheep and Wool Growers Association of Lorain county will meet at the courthouse on Thursday Oct 13. Attendance is expected to be light though the event will feature Lorain county wool made items such as sittings blankets bed blankets horse blankets auto robes and related materials on display. Several addresses will be given and business conducted with public invited to view exhibits.
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Sheep and Wool Growers Association of
Lorain County
Court House
Arrest Day Agent on Bribery Charges
Washington September 28 agents arrested E G Rickmier assistant chief of the Income tax unit and Garnett Underwood a local insurance man on orders of Commissioner Davis H Blair Charged with attempting to obtain bribes the pair faced accusations of revealing confidential information and theft of government records
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Washington
E. G. Rickmier
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Garnett Underwood
Internal Revenue
Davis H. Blair
Blair
Portugal Seeks Seat at Armament Conference
Portugal requests a seat at the armament conference in Washington as a diplomatic move amid gusting tensions and ongoing discussions. The note signals Lisbon’s desire to engage directly in arms policy talks with allied nations.
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Washington
Sept
Portugal
Lloyd George Reiterates Irish Peace Conference Stand
London and Dublin dispatches report Prime Minister Lloyd George reiterates that Irish independence cannot be recognised and that no conference basis can be reached via correspondence. De Valera's note invites a London conference on October 11 to discuss reconciliation of Irish aims with British policy.
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London
Premiar Lloyd George
Fasc
Kamedin de Valera
de Valera
Senténte
Dublin
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Mansion House
Sinn Fein
DeValera
Negotiations Between Lloyd George and De
A New York dispatch dated September 29 reports on ongoing talks between Prime Minister David Lloyd George of Britain and Premier Éamon de Valera. The article outlines efforts to resolve postwar issues amid mounting diplomatic pressure and public interest.
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Uhicexte
New York
Lloyd George
Eamour de
Jap wealthiest citizen murdered in Tokio report
Sept 29 news from Tokio states prominent banker Sm, Yasuda, famed as the rock of Japan and head of a major financial group, has been murdered. Authorities report the high-profile banker valued at a vast fortune, among the wealthiest in the country.
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Yasuda
The
Rock of Japan
New Me
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