Final step in treaties near ratification by major powers
Washington, July 12. The United States prepares to exchange ratifications of the four power Pacific treaty and the naval limitations treaty, signed December 18, 1921, with final acceptance by France clearing the way for formalities. The four power pact ends the Anglo Japanese alliance and commits powers to respect insular rights in the Pacific with arbitration for disputes. The naval treaty calls for scrapping 65 capital ships totaling about 1.86 million tons, with the US delivering 30 ships, Britain 23, and Japan 17, many already halted during conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Reynolds
Washington
State Department
France
London
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Germany
Far East
Pacific
United States
Pacific Ocean
Great Britton
Plains Man Held to the Grand Jury
Pat C. Parestides accused Orla Porter of intoxication and threats in Heints court. Porter pled guilty to intoxication and paid a $10 fine, but pleaded not guilty to enticing threats and was bound over to the grand jury. Steven Kachman Jr. faced a minor charge of operating a car without license and was fined $2 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat C. Parestides
Ohio Hotel
Orla Porter
Plains
Heints
Porter
Steven Kachman, Jr
Kachman
Striking Miners Defy John L Lewis in Nova Scotia
Eleven thousand coal miners in Nova Scotia defy John L. Lewis who ordered the strike off last Tuesday. The telegram confirming the defiance arrived at Lewis this afternoon in Atlantic City New Jersey where he is attending a conference.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Nova Scotia
John L. Lewis
International Union
Lewis
Perils of Angling Claim Salem Man at Pine Lake
Daniel Gyrogy aged 45 from Salem drowned accidentally last night while fishing from a boat at Pine Lake near Youngstown Ohio. He was an experienced angler and local authorities investigated the incident.
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Youngstown
Daniel Gyrogy
Salem
Pine Lake
Here
Prohibition Chief Orders Guarded War Camp Security
Washington July 12 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes directed education directors in all states that the War Department will run military training camps this summer to take extraordinary precautions to guard against rioting and harm to citizens amid wartime tension.
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Washington
War Department
Prohibition
Haynes
Aol
France Not Alarmed by Threat of Break with England
Paris July 11 Premier Poincare tells the French senate he is not worried by talk of a break with England over debt and reparations. Officials say France holds strategic Ruhr Rhineland leverage and England’s weakness makes a separate accord with Germany unlikely to profit London.
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France
England
Poincare
Europe
Ing
Germany
Baldwin
Judge Gary on Union Drive in Steel Industry
New York July 12 Judge Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel rejects outside interference as unions push for higher wages eight hour day better conditions and immigration controls. He says unions may organize but must follow laws with open books and records.
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I. N.S
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
M. C. McCadden
Cleveland
McCadden
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Rainbow Division to Reunite Without Ruth Bush Weber
INDIANAPOLIS Ind On the eve of the Rainbow Division reunion Ruth Bush Weber known as the singing girl of the trenches died of a long illness. She sang before American combat divisions from the front and helped found the American Women's Overseas League. Ruth Bush Weber was 21 when she went to war and later married Purdue student Lt Weber in California last February. The Rainbow Division plans to honor her memory at the July gathering.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rainbow Division
Ruth Bush
Ubourh
Ruth Charlotte Bush Weber
Veterans’ Association
Fort Berjarcin Harrison
Rainbow
American Women’s Overseas League
California
Webber
Weber
Purdue University
France
Ranbow
Boughboys
Jury Pool Grows Thin as Trial Looms in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy Ohio on July 12 the court adjourned with 11 tentative jurors and 158 men in panels. The defense and state each hold two challenges left, and more talismen will be added. The trial is expected to resume Friday amid heat and fatigue among participants.
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Pomeroy
Andrew Dye
BW. Hill
AL Nelson
J. M. Galloway
Jacob Dean
A. Bh
Mebade
Portsland Produce
Noah Ogdin
Salem Township
Henry G. Theiss
Sutton Township
Howard Stout
Columbia Township
BH. B. Whitesides
Long Bottom
Walter Hampton
G. W. Eastman
Bedford Township
James A. Turner
Colmbia Township
Joseph A. Smith
Portland
George A. Lute
Grover Swearingen
Columbia
Delawares Mae Stannard Matron Case Before Civil Service
The Delaware Girls Industrial Home matron’s reinstatement case for Mae Stannard was heard by the state civil service commission. Director Harper had dismissed her for inefficiency alleging political motives behind firing the governor’s daughter in law. If the commissioners deadlock, the dismissal stands. Supporters from the State Federation of Women’s Clubs plan to take the case to civil court if the result is unfavorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mae Sannard
Delaware Girls’ Industrial Home
State Civil Service Commission
Delaware
Harper
Welfare Department
Stannard
Youth held for horse stealing in Lorain County
Elyria Ohio Joe Collier a colored youth is jailed on a horse stealing charge in Lorain County this first such case in years Collier initially stole a bicycle abandoned it for an auto and then allegedly took a horse from Joe Savina authorities report
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Elyria, O
Joe Collier
Collier
Joe Savina
Wheat in storage shows rise in U S stocks
The Agriculture Department estimated that wheat in country mills and elevators on July 1 totalled 36,458,000 bushels, up from a preliminary July estimate of 28,756,000 bushels, based on reports from correspondents and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Experts Warn Public Faces Heavy Suffering From Dollar Wheat
Douglas G. Tinsley reports O F Bradfute of the American Farm Federation warns that a dollar wheat price endangers about 3 million U S wheat farmers. A drop from 1.10 to 1.00 per bushel has cost roughly 80 million in two weeks, risking bankruptcy and mass quitting, with consumers paying higher prices later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas G. Tinsley
I. N
Mene
United States
O. FE. Bradfute
American Farm Federation Bureau
Mr. Bradfute
Chicago
Bradfute
New Homes Burn With Heavy Loss
Fire in Cleveland Ohio destroyed two nearly finished houses in the Fast End district and badly damaged a third. The blaze forced two families from their beds, their losses pegged at about 30000 dollars as they had been living in garages while supervising completion.
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Cleveland
Two Small Boys Slightly Injured in Athens
Two boys suffered minor injuries in Athens on Thursday after noon incidents. A two year old son of Mr and Mrs Emmett French fell five feet from a porch, wrenching his left arm. Fred Craig five was struck by a taxi after moving into traffic. he suffered a bruised right foot.
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Athens
Emmett French
Richland Avenue
Fred Craig
Fern Street
Wolfe Feed
North Court Street
Hunter Brown
Manitoba rejects beer and wine sales in hotels vote
Manitoba voters rejected the moderation bill in a yesterday beer and wine election. The proposal to permit liquor in residences while prohibiting public drinking carried by a majority of 40,000 in a total vote of 165,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
England Faces Independent Action Over German Reparations
British Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons England would draft a reply to Germany's reparations note and seek allied approval. If allies refuse, Britain may act alone. He warned France's approach harms peace and warned Germany could face economic chaos and food shortages.
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London
Great
Germany
England
Baldwin
Marital Troubles End With Knife Wounds in Ohio Home
In East Liverpool, Ohio, Nick Tutterich aged 69, a mill worker, is hospitalized with throat knife wounds after a domestic incident. His wife Anna, 62, is recovering from abdominal injuries after being stabbed with an ice pick.
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East Liverpool
Nick Tutterich
Anna
Meigs County press to speed highway work
Meigs county commissioners asked the state highway director to speed up construction on the Pomeroy Athens route the White Rock Racine road and all highways from Harrisonville Rutland and Pomeroy. The report notes 33 German printing firms produce a daily supply of crude paper marks used as a tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Athens
White Rock- Racine
Harrisonville
Rutland
Germany
Lima Tea Co. Manager Marries Office Associate
Joseph R. Rickoff 65, manager of the Lima Tea Co., wed Margaret O Connor 34 after years of business association in Lima Ohio. The couple’s romance grew from their professional ties and culminated in marriage here.
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Lima, O
Joseph R. Rickoff
Lima Tea Co
Margaret O’conner
Local Girls Implicate Thoughtlessness in Kidnapping Report
In St Marys Ohio two local girls failed to inform their parents of their whereabouts prompting a three county search after reports that they had been kidnapped.
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ST. Marys, O
Johns death suit settles for $331 against railroad
In Bucyrus Ohio the $10,900 damage suit filed by Frank M. Johns over the death of Stephen A. Johns against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company was settled in common pleas court for $331 by railroad attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus. O
Frank M. Johns
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stephen A. Johns
Murder in Cleves Ohio Ends in Hospital Death
In Cincinnati a 58 year old keeper Nathan Hanks died at General hospital from gun shot wounds he suffered after an argument with Ben Walford 36 in Heaven Ohio The shooting followed Hanks accusation that Walford broke a glass Walford fired according to Marshal C W Balser Cleves Ohio long boasting a clean crime record now faces perturbation over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baldwin to speak before Commons on reparations tone
London July 12 the British cabinet approved the tone of Premier Stanley Baldwins forthcoming statement to the House of Commons on reparations. Parliament backs him while seeking allied cooperation to re establish Europe on a sound economic footing. Americans in gallery include Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. The statement responds to Ramsay McDonalds question on labor opposition. Carded on tracks in Columbus Ohio George W White Pleasant Hill farmer was killed when his auto stalled on tracks before an approaching street car.
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London
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Europe
Reed Smoot
Utah
Baldwin
Ramsay McDonald
Columbus
George W. White
Pleasant Hill
Harding Party In Alaska Aboard U S Henderson
President Harding and party sail toward Seward aboard the Henderson after a Skagway visit. The voyage shows Alaska’s glaciers and open sea as 400 miles of rugged coastline unfold. Rougher passage marks the open-water crossing from land-bordered prior legs.
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U.S
Henderson
Harding
Alaska
Seward
Skagway
I Straits
Muir Glacier
Missing Edith Stifel Reported In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police headquarters logged a new missing person report today. Edith Stifel, 18, of Mt Healthy Ohio, disappeared after being sent to a grocery yesterday afternoon and failing to reach the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jank Stifel
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
Edith
Stifel
Hay Load Vanishes After Police Lantern Is Stolen
In Elyria Ohio police spotted a broken wagon blocked traffic with hay and a lantern. The next morning both the hay load and the lantern had disappeared.
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Elyria, O
Hailstorm Hits Moose Jaw Causing Crop Damage
Icicles nearly three inches long fell during a early morning hail storm in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. Crops across the area suffered significant damage as the storm moved through the region with reports of extensive hail impact.
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Sask
Rest Room Has Uproven Worth
From 700 to 800 Athens county women visit the woman's rest room in the basement of the court house every month. Margaret Downare, matron of the rooms, estimates the figure and praises the rest rooms as cool clean and convenient. They are open to all visitors provide comfort before and after shopping refuge from bad weather and a waiting room for buses serving travelers.
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Athens County
Court House
Margaret Downare
Miss Downare
Akron reports unusually low weekly death toll
Akron officials record only 12 deaths in a week, the lowest in five weeks. The city vital statistics bureau notes theusual weekly average runs 20 to 30 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
City Bureau of Vital Statistics
Rev Charles Hewitt Named Pastor In Martins Ferry
Rev Charles T. Hewitt of St. Albans West Virginia has been called to lead the First Baptist church Martins Ferry Ohio and is expected to accept. He would succeed Dr R B McDanel who died suddenly during a service at his church.
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Martins Ferry
Charles T. Hewitt
St. Albans
W. Va
First Baptist Church
R. B. McDanel
Fire Extinguished at Ohio Collieries Sugar Creek Mine
A fire in No. 210 mine at Sugar Creek started by a fall that caused power lines to short circuit and ignite coal. Forty to sixty men cleared sail and extinguished the blaze by 5 a.m. Thursday, with mine work resuming the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Collieries Co
Sugar Creek
Mae Stannard Aims To Clean House At Delaware School
In Columbus on July 12 Mrs. Mae Stannard former matron of the Girls Industrial School at Delaware says if vindicated by the Ohio Civil Service Commission she will return to the institution and “clean house” she told the International News Service today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Civil Service Commission
Mae _ Stannard
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
International News Service Today
Immigrant Youth Accused in Canton Bootlegging Bust
County officials charge 18 year old Mike Salak a recent immigrant with involvement in a Salty or Sov Gare bootlegging operation. He was taken into custody with eight gallons of moonshine liquor in his possession.
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Canton, CO
Mike Salak
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