World Economic Conference Favored By U S Business Leaders
New York May 7 to 10 chamber of commerce meeting signals support for a world economic conference in the United States. Julius Barnes says Europe's troubles are political not economic and a U S conference could push reforms: reparations and debts, balanced budgets, currency stabilization, and halt of unsupported paper money. Hoover could join discussions unofficially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Thornburgh
N. S
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New York
Julius Barnes
Europe
International Chamber of Commerce
Hime
Amercan
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
WvnIN Wreck Near Hamden on Fire Bridge Detour
A B and O local freight between Hamden and Chillicothe narrowly escaped disaster when a bridge between Byers Junction and Coalton caught fire on Saturday morning. Brakeman Windle Thacker warned halt just feet from the burning structure. the train halted on a curve to avoid a plunge into the creek. Detours redirected passenger service over the main line.
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Hamden
Chillicothe
Wellston &Yoledo
Harry Murdoch
Jack Irost
Byers Junction
Windle Thacker
Coalton
Wellston
Death toll rises in Easter traffic crash near Cleveland
The death of Richard O. Nowell in East Cleveland Hospital today increases Easter traffic toll to two dead and fifteen injured after their car was struck by a Cleveland Painesville & Easter interurban at a street crossing in East Cleveland. Mrs Nowell was at death's door today.
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Cleveland
Richard O. Nowell
Easteland Hospital
Plens Tell
Easter
Mra. Nowell
Cleveland, Painesville & Easter
East Cleveland
Aoe
Chimpanzee Shortage Slows Cincinnati Zoo Plans
Sol A. Stephan of the Cincinnati Zoo revealed a letter from Claude W. Bostock noting male chimpanzees for exhibition are unavailable. He cites rising prices from five to ten thousand dollars driven by American and European demand for monkey glands used by aged men seeking rejuvenation.
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Cincinnati
Africa
Bostock
Shade Student Gains Fame as Literary Artist in Shade
Ernest D. Vore, senior at Shade High School, gains notice as a poet and songwriter. His pieces "Erin, I'm a Caring for You" and "My Overall Lad" attract literary attention, while his recent "Father" song poem earns public praise. He is also active in track, noted as an able athlete by northern acquaintances.
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Shade
Ernest D. Vore
Shade l
Erin
Sons of Wealth Save Maid from Robber's Attack
Four sons of Christian Schott president of the Cincinnati Galvanizing Co. return home to find Miss Julia Wolfe, 24, housemaid, struggling with two burglars looting the residence. The assailants fled as the brothers arrived. the loot in a suitcase was left behind. Wolfe provided descriptions of the culprits amid hysteria after the intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Christian Schott
Cincinnati Galvanizing Co
Schott
Julia Wolfe
Predict Good Vern Lima Year for Toledo Baseball
Vera Lima reports April 2 as a banner date for baseball in 1928. James McGraw, secretary of the Toledo Machines, predicts a historic season and notes MacGraw in Lima preparing for the Toledo New York Giants arrangement.
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Lima
James McGraw
Toledo Muchines
MacGraw
Whichitlan
Desperate Union Drive Aims at Somerset Coal Field
Pittsburgh April 2 A renewed bid to unionize the Somerset coal field faces a possible strike revival as United Mine Workers plan mass meetings to persuade workers away from open shop policy. John Brophy will address rallies including Windber at Berwind-White Coal Co. operations, the district leader says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Somerset
United Mine Workers’ Organization
John Brophy
Windber
Berwind-White Coal Co
Night sessions in Ohio legislature push for big bills
Columbus Ohio April 2 Night sessions of both senate and house are planned before a two week recess. The $72 000 000 appropriation bill is expected to pass this week. The bus truck regulation bill and the conspirary bill backed by the Anti Saloon League are among measures to be advanced.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Ohio
Marysville Reformatory
Building Boom in Lima Real Estate Market
Lima dealers forecast a record boom in building and real estate activity. More than £00 building permits have been issued this year. Simon & Fishel of the Michael and Vishel Co. say that sales so far indicate higher real estate turnover in the first half of 1925 than in the previous two years.
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Lima
Simon &. Fishel
The
Michael and Vishel Co
Ashland Forged Check Case Involving Young Woman
Ashland April 2 a attractive young lady passed a forged check for 19 75 on the proprietor of the Marcus store here. Police report describes the suspect as a young woman of questionable intent and ongoing investigation continues for further details.
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Ashland
Marcus Stare Here
Harding to present militant foreign policy defense this summer
President Harding plans a frank nationwide appeal to support his foreign policies during a western tour. He will defend accomplishments in the Far East Latin America and Europe and challenge critics to a public comparison of policies while expanding his speaking schedule to about thirty events.
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Augusta
Harding
Far East
Latin America
Europe
Washington
Georgia
Florida
Frederic Gillett
Mr. Harding
Shrubbery List Announced for City Sale in Athens
A city sale advertises a list of shrubs and plants including Japan barberry, California privet, hydrangea, roses, Clematis, Wistaria, German Iris and Dahlias. The sale date is to be announced and inquiries can be made by Mrs. John Finsterwald, Mrs. Frank R. Murphey, Miss Helen Uilem, or Mrs. J. W. Dixon.
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City F Federation
Athens
Japan
Barberry
California
Privat
John Finsterwald
Frank R. Murphey
Helen Uilem
J. W. Dixon
Cadiz resident dies while visiting Uniontown, Ia
Stanton Mc Graw age 61 of Cadiz died during a visit to his daughter in Uniontown Iowa from an illness contracted after arrival. The death notice cites he fell ill shortly after arriving and does not detail the disease.
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Cadiz
Stanton McGraw
Uniontown
Outlaws Rob Mail Truck and Sacks in Midwest Heists
Six gunmen estimated in the hundreds of thousands seized Toot valuables after dawn hold up of a St. Louis mail truck, amid a Chicago & Alton line robbery near Springfield. The pair of incidents, linked to St. Louis and Chicago gangs, featured heavy gunfire and random killings.
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AV. P. Trail
Yukon
Middle-West
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton Trai
Springfield
Chicago
Rowe Removal Sought From Lancaster Boys School
Columbus April 2 Superintendent Rowe of the Lancaster Boys Industrial School is accused of incompetence and poor discipline. Welfare Director Harper asked the state civil service commission to approve his removal, citing lack of executive ability and improper handling of officers, boys, and state property.
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Columbus, O
Rowe
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Harper
State Civil Service Commission
Mansfield Reformatory
State Welfare
MacAyeal
Howe
Boys’ School
Former Bowling Champions Plan for Comebacks in Milwaukee
Former doubles champions Chris and Parney Spinelli of Brooklyn aim for a comeback tonight in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee. A world record of 1859 in doubles and 2014 in all events stands as the target for the ex-champions amid competition from teams from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Rockford Beaver Falls Green Bay Wheeling and Madison. Five-man rolling last night yielded only one 2800 total.
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Milwacker
Wis
Chris
Parney Spinelli
Brooklyn
Barney
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Rockford
Til
Beaver Walls
Green Bay
Wheeling
Madison
Imports Much Greater in 1922
Washington April 1 Imports to the United States in 1922 were valued at 3 112 549 000, compared with 2 509 148 000 in 1921, the department of commerce announced today. The principal increase was an importation of raw materials valued at 1 161 728 000 in 1922, against 855 046 8 000 in 1921. Importation of foodstuffs comprised eleven percent of the total for both years.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Daring bank heist targets Mia mail truck in St Louis
Six men hijacked a government mail truck at 6 29 am in the river district and seized nine pouches with cash and money orders. The chauffeur and guard were locked inside the cage as the bandits fled in their car. Authorities said losses could run into six figures but exact amounts awaited post office checks.
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ST. Louis
Adrian G. Dorlac
Madward M. Cunningham
Jpostal
Cunningham
Dorlac
Army Hires 115 Citizenship Quiz For Training Camps
The United States Army released a 115 item questionnaire for attendees of summer citizens' military training camps. Part of the "studies in citizenship" manual, it includes questions on liberty, government, defense, and how to modernize constitutional rules. General Pershing writes the intro urging educational strength to fortify national readiness.
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Washington
United States Army
Thomas A. Edison
War Department
General Pershing
Germany
America
Senate
Patrick Henry
Pittsburgh Steamer Arrives Badly Wrecked at Halifax
The White Star liner Pittsburgh with 740 passengers reached Halifax badly damaged after being buried under water about 600 miles west of Sable Island last Friday. Captain Thomas Jones was cut by glass and a third officer injured. Bridge and deck, officers' quarters, telegraph, and other navigation aids were out of commission. No panic among passengers. The vessel sailed from New York.
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Halifax
Pittsburgh
Sable Island
Thomas Jones
New York
Doom dispatch claims Kaiser and Princess Hermine separate
The York shire Evening Post cites its Doorn correspondent that Kaiser Wilhelm and Princess Hermine have separated likely permanently. Other reports say Hermine has returned to Silesia to Easter with their children, while the Doorn note says quarrels prompted the split and kept secret to avoid embarrassing monarchists.
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London
Yorkshire Evening Post
Doom
Princess Hermine
Doorn
Silesia
Ilermine
William Muchmore Found Dead in Columbus Apartment
William Muchmore, 70, safety director and councilman, was found dead in his Columbus apartment yesterday afternoon. He had served as a building superintendent at a local university in recent years.
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Columbus
William Muchmore
Tible Slate University
Davis Labels Harding Poor Advertiser In Boston Speech
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, in Boston, criticized President Harding as the poorest advertiser in the United States and urged Republicans to promote his administration. He praised Harding as an indefatigable, businesslike worker who stabilizes conditions and urged clearer public messaging of tasks and efforts.
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Boston
Mana
James J. Davis
Washington
Women's
Republican Club
Gorton
Tavis
Harding
Tharding
United States
Davisaid
Publica
Larding
Hie jJob
Davie
Dfording
Ridgeville votes on $160000 bond for two school buildings
Elyria reports Voetora residents will vote on April 17 to issue a $160,000 bond to erect two school buildings and centralize the locality's schools.
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Elyria
Voetora
Ridgeville
Newport Driver Is Charged With Manslaughter
Newport Kentucky April newport driver T Dy Williams is jailed on a manslaughter charge after a car crash near Brewer Grove nine miles south of Newport killed Laura Koutemer 28 wife of ex police lieutenant Fred Koutemer. Williams and three others escaped with minor injuries.
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Newport
T. Dy. Williams
Laura Koutemer
Fred Koutemer
Brewer Grove
Williams
Koutsmee
Toledo Man Hit by New York Central Flier
William Spencer of Toledo remains alive in Memorial Hospital after a collision with a New York Central flier in Elyria. Doctors describe a fractured skull internal injuries a broken leg collar bone and ribs with little chance for recovery.
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Elyria
William Spencer
Toledo
Memorial Hospital
Two Men Dead On Portsmouth Farms
April 2 James Crabtree 70 and Charen Vox 75 living on adjacent farms 12 miles east of here were found dead in bed this morning. Crabtree died by his own hand with a self-inflicted gunshot wound while Vox died of a heart attack.
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Portsmouth
James Crabtree
Charen Vox
Rolles
Here
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George R. Holmes
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