Irish Leaders Open Peace Talks in London Session
Sinn Fein leaders call the first peace negotiation session satisfactory as De Valera and Lloyd George prep a settlement plan at Downing Street. Officials deny any US deal while De Valera expresses confidence the talks will lead to a just, lasting peace.
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London
Sinn Fein
Chas. M. McCann
United Press
Britain
Ireland
Famnon DeValera
Irish Republic
Lloyd Eorge
de Valera
Lloyd George
Irland
Great Britain
Arthur O’brien
Richard Barton
United States
Lloydeorge
Eamon de Valera
Blue haze shrouds capital as Sunday bill urged
Noah W. Cooper of Nashville, head of the Southern Sabbatarian crusade, lays before President Harding a bill to shut national activity on Sunday. He travels with delegates to press Congress for support. The plan would halt interstate and federal work, railroad and post office activity, and newspaper publication entering the mails.
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Peay
Corenge W. Walker
Pss
Shington
Baby talk may be sped by university clinic opening
Chicago July 14 United Press notes six months old infants often utter goo goo and da da yet may learn to form words sooner. Dr W B Swift of Northwestern announces a campus clinic to teach early speech by imitation and parental prompting. The piece playfully imagines a baby rebuking a parent for prying coins from a bank.
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United Press Saiff
Chicago
W. B. Swift
Northwestern University
Swift
Council Sees Home Life as Root of Immoral Conditions
Lima leaders of the federation of Christian churches condemn public venues and fashion as less influential than home life in creating what they call flagrant immoral conditions. The council unanimous opinion points to domestic influence as the core issue.
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Lima, O
Lima
Regular Meeting at Sereno Lodge No 479
Sereno Lodge No 479 holds a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 PM with installation of officers. Refreshments will be served and a large attendance is desired. GEO MINNEMEYER N G 13 3
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Sereno Lodge
Geo. Minnemeyer
N. G
Take a Look at Your Own Panama Canal
The Panama Canal cuts the highway of the seas and shrinks the world in distance, boosting American production and trade. A four color National Geographic map, 74 by 12 inches, shows the canal under expert direction. Free copies are offered by The Messenger with a coupon and two cents for postage.
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Panama Canal
Chili
Peru
New York
California
Australia
England
National Geographic Society
Rainbow Division veterans hold second annual Cleveland convention
In Cleveland Ohio the Rainbow Division conducts its second annual gathering with over 3000 veterans present through July 16. Twenty five wounded veterans, sourced from New York City Washington D C Lakewood Perryville Denver and Palo Alto, attend in hospitals. Charles D Burton organized travel funds and contributed proceeds from A Buck on Leave to the wounded fund.
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Cleveland
Veterans of the Rainbow Division
New York City
Washington, D. C
Lakewood
N. J
Perryville
Denver
Colo
Palo Alto
Cal
Europe seethes over Harding disarmament plan
London dispatch reports Europe shows keen interest in President Harding's disarmament conference. Britain argues whether Lloyd George will lead the delegation to Washington amid criticism from Viscount Northcliffe. Italy favors disarmament to ease taxes while the Vatican reportedly backs Harding. France doubts gains and seeks guarantees from the United States through the League of Nations.
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United Press
London
Europe
Harding
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Washington
France
Italy
Viscount Northcliffe
Daily News
Foreign Office
Northcliffe
Lord Curzon
Rome
Vatican
Paris
Echo Dé Paris
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Briand
America
European munitions makers refuse to join disarmament panel
In Paris on July 14 the League of Nations disarmament committee faced insistence by big European munitions producers to avoid permanent seats. With manufacturers declining, the league appointed three representatives: Hodez of Prague, Langkjaeiver of Copenhagen, and Thomas Findley of Massey Harris in Toronto.
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Paris
Europé
League of Nations Committee of Disarmament
League
Hodez
Federation of Czecho-Slovakian Industrials of
Prague
Langkjaeiverforeng
Copenhagen
Thomas Findley
Massey Harris Company of
Toronto
War trusts shift to peace production for munitions makers
British munition houses led by Vickers Ltd. say they remain largely unaffected by armament limits set by Washington. Officials report most factories built for wartime munitions are now kept running for peaceful manufacturing.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
Washington
Harding
Famous Vickers Ltd
Vickers
Labor Wage Reduced at Ohio Plant
Notices posted by Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Trumbull Steel announce wage cuts effective July 16 lowering day labor to 30 cents an hour with proportional reductions in other rates. The move follows actions by several regional firms and lowers district rates about 19 percent, while U S Steel in the district pays 37 cents an hour.
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Youngstown, CO
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Trumbull Steel Company
Brier Hill Steel Company
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Republican Iron and Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Grand Ball at Lamborn's Pavilion Glouster
Grand Ball at Lamborn's Pavilion Glouster features LeFavors five piece orchestra on Saturday July 16. Bring friends for a night of music and dancing.
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Lamborn
Glouster
LeFavors
War rekindles her dead love in wartime remarriage
After a divorce the couple renewed their vows amid World War II news. Captain and Mrs Hugh Ronalds have remarried in Pertand and arrived in New York. Iain French tours with the army. Mrs Ronalds is the daughter of Robert J Wynne, a former general under Roosevelt and once named the most beautiful woman in San Francisco.
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Hugh Ronalds
Pertand
York
Iain French
Baplich
Robert J. Wynne
Veges
Roosevelt
Ot Ward
Japan Accepts Invitation to Conference on Disarmament
Washington reports Japan has accepted the invitation to a disarmament conference but omits Pacific problem references. China agrees to participate. Belgium and the Netherlands may join Pacific discussions. no formal requests yet from other nations.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Washington
State Department
Japan
Pacific
Sathya Lllinpenhnet Peanut
China
United States
Belgium
Netherlands
East
Foster Letter Promises Red Cross Action on Sharpsburg Losses
Congressman I M Foster, secretary of the Athens County Red Cross Chapter, reports from Washington that the Sharpsburg disaster prompted immediate Red Cross review. He cites his talk with Mr McCandress at national headquarters and notes attention to the district's losses.
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I. M. Foster
Washington
Sharpsburg
Foster
Athens
Athens County
Red Cross
McCandress
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Jacksonville Lodge
Charles Thomas Lodge No. 739.1. 0. O. F. Jacksonville plans installation of officers on Saturday evening at 7 30 with refreshments to follow. Jesse McHenry serves as secretary.
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ODD Fellows
Charles Thomas Lodge
O. F
Jacksonville
Jesse McHenry
Mrs Kabers Fate Hangs In Balance In Cleveland Trial
Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber, deemed insane by alienists, lies in a county jail cell in a semi consciousness stupor amid her murder trial for killing husband Dan Kaber. Physicians report no physical cause, while defense and state seek her testimony to prove insanity and avoid a death sentence. Her daughter Marian McArdle, also charged, witnesses the turmoil as doctors monitor her condition and prepare sealed insanity reports for the prosecutor.
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Cleveland, O
Catherine Eva Kaber
Brenon
Dan Kaber
Marian McArdle
Kaber Murder Trial Hears Insanity Claim
Mrs. Catherine Kaber on trial for murdering wealthy Daniel Kaber is said to have been insane since birth, per testimony from Dr. M. at Fair Oaks Villa head Dr. Hassell, in response to a defense line.
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Cleveland
Catherine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Hassell
Fair Oaks Villa
Cuyahoga Falls
Trial Proceedings Hinge On Catherine Kaber Slump
Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber, frail and exhausted, collapsed twice during her trial yesterday in Cleveland Q, as witnesses testified and jurors weighed the case.
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Cleveland, Q
United Press
Catherine Eva Kaber
Reject Two Bids On Proposed Road To Cut Out Crossings
County commissioners rejected both bids for a new Reed Street stretch to remove two grade crossings near Canaanville. The project will proceed under a law section enabling a 25 percent assessment on residents. A nearby Trimble township road was viewed, with final hearing set for July 18. Bids for a Sharpsburg bridge were to be opened again next Monday.
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Reed
Canaanville
Jerseyville
Trimble Township
Sunday Creek
Sharpsburg
Huge Amount Spent By Powers For Arms
Budget statements filed with the federal reserve board show nations at the disarmament conference led by President Harding spend over ten billion dollars annually on military purposes. England, France, Italy, the United States and Japan allocate large shares of revenue to war costs, with England about sixty percent and France around ninety percent of revenue directed to war or debt service.
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Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
England
France
Italy
United States
Japan
Harding nominates Harley Speilman for Treasury post
President Harding sent to the Senate on July 14 a nomination for Assistant Register of the Treasury Harley Speilman of Marietta. The announcement marks Speilman as the administration names for the federal financial bureau.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Assistant Register of the Treasury
Harley Speilman
Marietta
Fulton builds farm residence in Shade area
Mr. Joseph Fulton of Shade arrived in Athens today after completing a two story frame dwelling for his son George on the family farm about half a mile from their Shade home. The residence is described as well built and will be occupied by George and his wife.
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Joseph Fulton
Shade
Athens
George
Myron Herrick Arrives as American Ambassador to France
Myron T. Herrick arrived in Paris to assume duties as American ambassador. Premier Briand and Jules Cambon greeted him at St. Lazare station as a large crowd cheered and presented bouquets. Herrick voiced thanks and pleasure at the warm reception.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
St. Lazar
Briand
Jules Cambon
Rainbow division convention backs general bonus principles
In Cleveland the Rainbow division convention favors the general principles of the pending bonus measure in the senate but many chapters oppose the cash clause. A. G. Brown says delegates expect a broad endorsement while business meetings address the bonus’s final form. The group plans to assemble service records for the war department and elect officers, with presidential candidates including Major William B. Connelly and Colonel William Donovan for the 165th New York infantry.
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Cleveland
Rainbow Division
United States Senate
A. G. Brown
Harding
Senate
France
War Department
William B. Connelly
William Donovan
165Th New York Infantry
Boy Murderers Admit Guilt in Juvenile Court
In juvenile court, Vincent Hall and Clarence Bayham admitted delinquency in the charged case surrounding the death of their companion Willie who fight led to his death by an iron bar. The trio allegedly assisted in removing clothing, tying a rock to the body, and sinking it in Blimms Pond where the body was later recovered. Willie reportedly confessed private talk of the neck injury.
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Eannecevenson
Whee
Henry
Willie
Wesleyan Looks for Many Pupils in New Term
Delaware Ohio July 14 Ohio Wesleyan University opens its 78th year with about 1600 students in the fall term. The school of business administration led by Dr Gilbert Barnes attracts many men nationwide. Three students have already arrived from India.
Man Dies as B&O Train Hits Auto at Crossin
At Creston Colorado on July 14 a B&O eastbound train struck an auto at Burbank street crossing. Forest Morgan 65 of Seville died. Two grandchildren aged 8 and 16 were seriously hurt. doctors say recovery unlikely.
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Creston, CO
Atto
Burbank Street
Forest Morgan
Seville
Four Die In Modesto Plane Crash
Four men were killed when an airplane crashed in Modesto California today. The left wing crumpled at about 2600 feet as the plane caught fire and plummeted. It struck high voltage wires during the fall and was consumed by flames.
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Modesto
Calif
Showers Prevail Across East After July 14 Forecast
Thunder showers will prevail over most of the territory east of the Mississippi for the next 36 hours. Lower temperatures will follow tonight in the Upper Lake region and on Friday in the Ohio valley and lower lake region.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Big War Profit Makers Back Armament Limits
United Press notes munitions leaders and industrial heads including Irene Du Pont of Du Pont Nemours, H Talbott of Dayton Wright, and others urging limit on armaments. They argue disarmament aids humanitarian goals, lowers taxes, and curbs costly wars while allowing policing by major powers.
Obregon rescinds export tax on crude oil
President Obregon of Mexico ends the export tax on crude oil after an all night meeting with a Mexican congress committee. Dispatches say assurances from the United States against an oil import tax enabled reversal and prompt resumption of work in oil fields to aid employment.
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Galveston
Tex
Obregon
Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Obergon
United States
Obergen
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