Germany Russia treaty ends rumors of split
Walter Rathenau denied any secret clauses in the Russo German treaty and said there is no military alliance. He asserted both nations will not cancel the treaty and that the German delegation is completely unified despite rumors of a split between Wirth and Rathenau.
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D. Weyer
On. S
Genoa
Walter Rathenau
International
Today
Germany
Russia
Rathenau
Jeader
Wirth
Steel Boom Pushes U S Steel Above $100 Share
United States Steel led a stock exchange boom rising above 100 a share for the first time since April 1920. Wall Street speculators view steel gains as an indicator of overall business conditions and trends in the market.
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New York
United States Steel
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Bulgarian herb tea promises spring revitalization
A patent medicine claim asserts Bulgarian fex cleanses poisons from the system and enriches weak blood while flushing the kidneys. Advertised as a pure herb tea sold by druggists nationwide, it is pitched to readers as a spring tonic that may restore youth.
Merrells of West Salem Seek Divorce for Cruelty
In Wooster Ohio on April 20 1930 Mr and Mrs James J Merrell of West Salem filed for divorce after 25 years of marriage and five children. Mrs Merrell cites extreme cruelty as the grounds.
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Wooster
Altho
James J. Merrell
West Salem
Merrell
Levee Holds as Mississippi Flood Threatens Cotton Stock
Floodwaters along the Mississippi and Wolf rivers pressured a levee guarding a Mem phis warehouse with $1,566,000 worth of cotton at risk. The levee mostly held despite leakage causing damage near the bank. The photo shows a stretch of the private Memphis Terminal Corporation levee with the river beyond.
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Mississippi
Wolf Rivers
Memphis
Memphis Terminal Corporation
Navy Yard
Ohio highway convention to outline state program 1922 plans
The Ohio State Automobile Association will hold its May convention in Columbus to present a state highway program. Highway Commissioner Leon C Herrick will explain plans for seven through routes and three east west and three north south corridors, with a diagonal crossing, as part of the 1922 completion goals.
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Raymond Beck
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
Columbus
Leon C Herrie
Good Roads Board
Netherlands Recognizes Obregon Government of Mexico
The Netherlands government officially recognizes the Obregon government in Mexico and plans to open a legation there with Baron Van Asbeck as minister. It is the first European nation to recognize Obregon, with other capitals awaiting U S action.
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Netherlands
Obergon
Mexico
Baron van Asbeck
State Department
Holland
Obreton
United States
Wife Ordered to Find Mate on Pay and Fine
In Akron Ohio Judge Boylan sentenced Mrs. C A Kines after a raid found liquor in her home. She must locate her husband within a week or face jail again and a $100 fine plus costs. If she fails she will serve two more weeks in jail.
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C. A. Kines
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F. H. Boylan
Common Pleas Court
Toledo Storm Causes Heavy Damage in Gale
Crews worked to clear wreckage after a terrific gale swept Toledo and nearby areas late yesterday afternoon. Damage was estimated at more than $150,000.
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Toledo
Women Gather in Baltimore for Pan American Peace Conference
Baltimore hosts leaders from every state and many nations for the Pan American conference and the League of Women Voters convention. The aim is peace through unity of women and the possible creation of a world disarmament body led by voting women, with Lady Nancy Astor delivering the keynote on Friday night.
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Mildred Morris
Baltimore
United States
Nancy Astor
Social notes from Albany and surrounding towns
Albany society column lists visits and movements including Stella Sisson returning to Akron Ed Lasch visiting Huntington Adaline Dailey in Athens Delver Bolin moving to Athens and Mrs Lee Baughman and Mrs T W Coe visiting Hebbardsville Mabel Coe returning to Downington Lawrence Morris injured in fall and unable to walk Donald Russell injured playing basketball Sidney Wilson Esther Teeters visit Elmer Searles to Columbus Uncle Sam to aid Mississippi flood sufferers in Arkansas
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Stella Sisson
Akron
Ed Lasch
F. F Martin
Huntington
Adaline Dailey
F E .T. Dailey
Athens
Delver Bolin
Lee Baughman
T. W. Coe
George Allen
Hebbardsville
Mabel Coe
Avon
Esther Teeters
Elmer Searles
Columbus
Scores and weather dictate quiet slate across leagues
American Association games list Kansas City over Columbus 10 to 6 and Indianapolis 7 to 1 over Minneapolis with St Paul 7 Louisville 7 in a 13 inning darkness halt. Milwaukee defeated Toledo amid rain and cold. American League games include St Louis 16 Cleveland 1 and Boston 5 New York 3 in the first game with New York 6 Boston 1 in the second. Washington Philadelphia rain and Detroit Chicago cold weather. National League Boston New York rain. No other games scheduled.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
GAMES TODAY AND WATER BONDS VOTE IN WHEELING
Tonight's baseball slate features St. Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Louisville Minneapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis in the American League Chicago at St. Louis Cleveland at Detroit Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia In the National League Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago Voters in Wheeling vote on a 2.9 million water works bond for a sand filtration plant Michigan's timber and forest products output totals 12.5 million dollars annually.
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W. Va
Klan Aids Sick Woman in Wheeling
Patrolman William Turner leads efforts of Wheeling Ku Klux Klan to donate $20 for Mary Hull an elderly Black woman who is ill and unable to work.
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Wheeling
W. Va
William Turner
Ku Klux Klan
Mary Hull
West Liberty player hurt in practice injury to third baseman
Dave Fitzsimmons, third baseman for West Liberty State Normal School, suffered a broken left leg in yesterday’s practice session.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dave Fitzsimmons
West Liberty State Normal School
Frost Hold Expected Despite Strong Overnight Gale
The morning temperature neared freezing but persistent gale winds prevented frost formation. Officials report fruit remains safe as conditions stabilize.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mining executive Urquart summoned to Genoa
London April 20 Leslie Urquart chairman of the Russo Asiatic company and consolidated owners of Siberian mines was summoned to Genoa for unknown reasons.
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London
Leslie Urquart
Russo-Asiatic Company
Genoa
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