Stokes Divorce Trial Opens In New York Court
In New York Supreme Court the jury for multimillionaire W E D Stokes and his much younger wife Helena Elwood Stokes was selected in under two hours. The case mounts vast evidence including 26 000 pages and photos as Stokes seeks custody of two children and to prove infidelity amid a sensational public dispute. The piece notes a separate Colorado railroad case at the end.
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New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helena Elwood Stokes
Supreme Court
W. B.D. Stokew
Helen Elwood Stokes
New York Supreme Court
Stokes
Bineault
Sorial
Nat
Sho
A. S. Miter
Denver
Imite
Ha Honesco
Nish
Ho le Unier
Chicago
Quarter Million Bet On Series Opens in New York Ont
World series bets surge with over 100000 wagered as betting commissioners expect a quarter of a million dollars to flow in before game one. Yankees lead betting at odds around 7 to 5 17 to 10 and even money as Giants attract smaller wagers.
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New York
Wall Street
Yanka
Giants
Yankees
Conductors And Trainmen Will Ask For Raise
The General Chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors will present wage increase demands to railroad executives on October 10. They seek restoration of peak wages cut by the Railway Labor Board on July 1, 1921.
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International
Gleveland
Railway Labor Board
MIGHT ENJOIN SALOONKEEPERS IN PHILADELPHIA
Federal forces and saloonkeepers clashed over 48 hour closing rules as Mrs. Mabel Waller WilleBraadt arrives to direct the government campaign. Plans to obtain injunctions to compel saloons to close begin, with government claiming sufficient evidence.
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Sinte
Picantine
Mabel Waller Willebraadt
Wille Lraudt
Ford Buys Johannson Gauge Firm To Cut Car Friction
Henry Ford announces Ford interests purchased the Johannson Gauge Company with Sweden offices and a U.S. plant in Poughkeepsie. The firm makes one millionth inch precision instruments whose gauges Ford says will speed friction reduction, improve longevity, and smoother rides for automobiles. He showed an experimental part tested 40 hours, claiming it proves near frictionless operation. A divorce filing by Dlotz against Widward Tilata appears in the same bulletin.
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Graham Campbell
Henry Ford
Ford
Johannson Gauge Company
Sweden
Poughskeepsie
Johannson Company
Ford Company
Henry iFord
Mine Blast Kills Six in Colorado
Six men are dead after a mine explosion near Palisades Colorado, reports International News Service. The blast occurred Sunday when miners were at work, causing a deadly collapse as debris and steel wreckage filled the mine shaft. Authorities from Midst Coal Company confirm casualties and ongoing rescue efforts.
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International News Serviccy
Denver
B. Svell
Midst Coal Company
Yinners
Palisades
Colo
la Expenson
Torrie Toro
Court Says They Must Go To Jail
The Supreme Court of the United States refused to grant certiorari to Ray Robinson George R Robins John A Quara Morris Zender Harry Pagan Harry Mond and Wil F Walsh all of New York convicted of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. They received penitentiary sentences. Holiday notice observes Columbus Day. banks closed and banks hours adjusted during Fair week. A man named Hartte was fined $20 and costs after being charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest. Fatrelman Castle arrested Hartte at a local restaurant with Deputy Kaylor assisting to police headquarters. A separate report from Nice Iowa states Mrs Hildy Picard and Ming Augustine Vigen were arrested for showlifting and police suspect kleptomania.
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International News Hervivey
Washington
Supreme Court of the U. S. Today
Ray Robinson
George R. Robins
John A. Quara
Morris Zender
Harry Pagan
Harry Mond
Wi F Walsh
New York
the Moon
Wiliam Hartie
Justice Halm
Fatrelman Castle
Hartte
Kaylor
Castle
Cy Poternational News Service
Nice
Hildy Picard
Ming Augustine Vigen
Lemars
Iowa
Ritchie to Visit Hagerstown in Governor Campaign
Democratic Governor candidate Albert C. Ritchie will visit Hagerstown on Wednesday to speak at the fair. The tour begins today and will run for a week through six counties, with stops including Belair fair. He faces Republican opponent Alexander Armstrong, as campaign interest for the November election grows.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Bie Rea Uing
Hagerstown
Democratic Central Committee
Ritchie
Alexander Armstrong
Furniture Co Is Reorganized into Gateway Furniture
Announcement of the reorganization of the Rupp Furniture Company at 750 Spruce Street. It will be known as Gateway Furniture Corporation with officers Carl H. Brandt president Frank W. Mish vice president Frank W. Mish Jr treasurer Omer T. Kay tor secretary and attorney. The board includes Carl T L Brandt Frank W Mish Omer T Kay tor ND Webster Groh Neary Winaberg D Ramacciotti and A J Guanell. Continued operation of wholesale furniture and related trades will persist.
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Rupp Furniture Company
Spruce Street
Gateway Furniture Corporation
Carl H. Brandt
Frank W. Miah
Oner T. Kaytor
Tard
Carl TL. Brandt
Frank W. Mish
Omer T. Kaytor
ND. Wabster Groh
Neary Winaberg
D. Ramacciotti
A. J Guanell
Mir Umetneo
Hadecom Furaltira
World Series forecast fair skies and mild temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau predicted fair weather and moderate temperatures for the opening day of the World Series in New York on Wednesday. Forecaster Mitchell said sun seekers can skip warm wraps while shade seekers may still need them as temperatures hover around 60 degrees with very low chances of rain.
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International News Service
Washington
U. & Weather Bureau
New York
Mitchell
Price of Food Up Across 18 Cities in September
United States Department of Labor reports September price jumps in 18 cities with increases from 1 to 4 percent. Maryland Baltimore and a group including St Louis Los Angeles show 4 percent gains, while overall yearly rise reaches about 10 percent in several cities like Indianapolis and Chicago during the year ending mid September.
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Houston
Ndiquapolia
Jacksonville
Savannah
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Department of Labor
Haldaiore
Fall River
New Maven
New Orleans
Chicago
Kansas City
Norfolk
Providence
Richmond
Rochester
N. Ye
St. Paul
Indianapolia
Baltimore
Streseman Gets Unlimited Power in Reich Moves
The Reichsrat today adopted the authorization law conferring extra powers upon the government by a vote of 46 to 17. Bavaria Mecklenburg and some Prussian provinces opposed. Thuringia abstained.
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Agrlin
Reichsrat
Bavaria
Mecklenburg
Thuringia
Auto Collision Near Washington Corner Sparks Narrow Escape
Sunday evening a collision occurred at the Washington at dna vthun street corner involving vehicles driven by David Sollenberger and Vernon Guessford. Several persons narrowly escaped injury as the mishap disrupted traffic and prompted police attention.
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David Sollenberger
Vernon Guessford
Washington
Snowfalls Remain Heavy Past Records Show
The U S Weather Bureau released old data to prove snowfalls are not lighter than in past decades. It notes Springfield Illinois recorded the greatest seasonal snowfall at 43 inches, Boston Massachusetts saw 96.4 inches in 1879 80, and January 1918 was the harshest month for cold and snow. Bureau says climate not changing though future heavy snows are likely.
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International Nons Service
Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Springfield
Jil
Tlagis
Boston
Mags
Auto Strikes Deputy's Pony Breaks Leg
A pony owned by Deputy Sheriff Samuel Kaylor was struck by a car Sunday afternoon near the deputy's home, breaking the animal's leg. The driver was not identified, though investigators collected possible details.
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Sherif
Samuel Kaylor
Thieves Take 500 Pennies From City Grocery
Thieves entered the Albert George grocery on Worth and Jonathan streets by breaking a rear window and took about five dollars in pennies. Owner Mr George discovered the loss this morning, prompting an police inquiry. A chimney fire at another location was reported nearby with firefighters extinguishing the blaze.
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Albert George
Worth
Jonathan Streets
Mr. George
George
Greatest Fair in History Opens With Parade
The sixty eighth annual Hagerstown Fair expects a record crowd as weather forecasts flip to cool clear conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. Ex service members in uniform gain free admission to grounds and grandstand, with parade set for 10 20 tomorrow led by Eleut Cow Popa of the Sixty Second Cavalry Division and featuring local officials and veterans.
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Hagerstown
Fair
Weather Bureau
Army
Navy
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Fair Association
John Carmichael
American Legion Post
J. Lane
Harry HB
Bester
A. K. Coffman
American Legion Hall
Legion Hall
Eleut
Cow Popa
Sixty
20000 Miners Out On Strike Many Stay On
In Wilkes-Barre Harrison district, 18 of 22 Hudson Coal Company collieries between Plymouth and Carbondale are idle as a general strike premise unfolds. An estimated 26,000 men stay idle while Powderly and Coalbrook at Carbondale and No. 1 at the forge refuse to join, citing no grievances. The strike has been brewing for weeks though promises of grievance redress linger.
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International News Service
Wilkes-Barre
Poe
Hudson Coal Company
Plymouth
Carbondale
Powderly
Coalbrook
General Hudson
Goon
Bold hold up at Rite Carlton steals jewelry worth 6000
Three armed bandits robbed the Rite Carlton Hotel at 3 A M taking diamonds and stones valued at 6000 after forcing the night manager and porter into an elevator and smashing a jewelry case in the lobby. Four night watchmen pursued but the robbers escaped with the gems un touched. The incident is described as one of New Yorks boldest robberies.
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International News Service
New York
Threa Atplayes
George Broadly
Harry Bally
Frank Daviin
White Ongel
Ship Germans Are Building For U S Won't Cross Soon
Berlin dispatch says the dirigible ZR being built at Friedrichshafen for the U S Navy cannot start trans Atlantic flights until spring. Naval attache reports work slowed so trials cannot occur for about five months. Camel troops annihilated near Timbuetoo after a seven hour battle.
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U. S
International News Service
Berlin
Friedrichshafen
U.S. Navy
Halsey
International Reem Service
Paris
Timbuetoo
Dakay
Last Chance To Register Tomorrow in Washington County
Tomorrow is the final day for voter registration in Washington county. Eligible residents are urged to register between 9 AM and 9 PM to ensure eligibility to vote for Governor, state officials, and county candidates on the Democratic ticket.
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Washington County
Ritchie
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