Eva Kaber Murder Trial Hears Insanity Plea
In Cleveland Ohio on July 15 Eva Catherine Kaber, wife of the wealthy Dan Kaber, pleads insanity as the murder trial nears verdict. Prosecutor Stanton presents closing arguments while defense may call sur rebuttal witnesses. Jury deliberations likely tonight with possible death sentence considerations.
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Cleveland, CO
Catherine Eva Kaber
Dan Kaber
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Stanton
Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Bennon
Confectionery Dealers Ordered to Pay War Taxes
In Akron Ohio on July 15 thirty five confectionery dealers were ordered to pay war taxes in a roundup by internal revenue officers. Most businesses affected are small confectionery stores on the city outskirts.
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Akron. C
Internal Revenue
Panama Canal Map Promoted By National Geographic Society
The Panama Canal map, four color, 7 by 12 inches, shows its global impact by shortening sea routes. The National Geographic Society directed the map’s creation and it will be mailed free to readers who return a coupon with two cents for postage.
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Chili
Peru
New York
California
Australia
England
Panama Canal
National Geographic Society
Panama
Fredertor
Ashole Haskin
Informatic
Washington, D. C
American Legion to Press Fight for Soldier Bonus
In Indianapolis July 15 the American Legion vows to press for adjusted compensation and oppose current bonus legislation. National Commander John G. Emery and officers urge McCumber to block the Penrose bill. In Washington Senator Kenyon offers an amendment to force a new bonus bill report by January.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Harding
Congress
John G. Emery
The
Legion
McCumber
Washington
Penrose
Washngton
Senate Finance Committee
Kenyon
Iowa
Lodge
Curtis
Back Stairs Evidence Aims To Show Domestic Calm In Stillman Case
Defense in the Stillman divorce suit plans to introduce testimony about frequent quarrels between James A. Stillman and Mrs. Florence Lawlor Leeds to portray a domestic, congenial relationship. Witness H Phelps Clawson was set for cross examination after testimony on Stillman’s affection toward his wife prior to the birth of Guy Stillman.
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Stillman
Dale van Every
United Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
James A. Stillman
Florence Lawlor Leeds
Daniel J. Gleason
H. Phelps Clawson
Buffalo
Guy Stillman
Mrs. Stillman
Revolution Threatens Mexico Near Tampico
Reports from Mexico City state a revolutionary movement led by General Daniel Martinez Herrera has arisen in the Huesta district southwest of Tampico. He is said to be allied with General Alejandro Chao and another officer, with 50 to 100 troops and $25,000 gathered from Governor Carlos Green of Tabasco, who is under arrest and ordered confined for 30 days, with a potential appeal to the supreme court.
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Mexico City
Daniel Martinez Herrera
Huesta
Tampico
Herrera
Tampico Old Fields
Alejandero Chao
Carlos Green
Tabasco
War Department
Supreme
Borah urged as American disarmament envoy
Influential friends of Senator Borah push to name him to the American disarmament commission. They argue his pioneering work on disarmament justifies a seat and believe he can influence the Senate, given its treaty making role. Supporters also seek a treaty form for any disarmament agreement.
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Washington
Borah
American Commission
Senate
Final Action on Bonus Bill Comes Today
Senate action on the soldier bonus bill will be taken late today. Republican leaders say the motion to send the bill back to committee will prevail. It is likely that instructions to the Senate finance committee on future action will be adopted. The opposition to recommitment is expected to force a vote on a motion to recommit with instructions to report back to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Excursion trips fall from favor among Ohio rail riders
Columbus agents report a shift in travel habits with fewer scenic day trips. Traveling salesmen now dominate excursion specials as passengers favor cheap fares and home visits, making Kenova West Virginia the top choice while Cleveland Sandusky and other resort stops lag in popularity.
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Columbus
Kenova
W. Va
Cleveland
Sandusky
Take Points
Young Widow Tells How She Made Killing
Clarksburg West Virginia July 15 Mary Consasso a 17 year old widow viewing the bodies of her husband and lover in a morgue described the night of the tragedy. She said the husband was killed by the lover who then shot himself after realizing the deed. Christofus Consesso and Mary were married two years. Tomich the disappointed lover had continued his suit until the husband intervened.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Mary Consasso
Mary
John Tomich
Christofus Consesso
Tomich
Lorain Evening Journal debuts United Press wire report
The Lorain Evening Journal in Lorain Ohio began running a full United Press wire service report today marking its expansion in the afternoon newspaper market. The move places the paper in closer competition with established dailies through added national and international coverage.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Representative Engle to Install Wire at Athens
G. G. Engle of Athens U. P. will oversee a new wire installation at the site and plans to depart Saturday.
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G. G. Engle
Athens
U. P
Mr. Engle
iSaturday
Buv rno rs As They Favor Disarmament
Three strong reasons cited by Republican and Democratic state leaders for supporting disarmament. The article notes unity across party lines, urging policy shifts, and highlights concerns over safety and international posture.
Harding disarmament conference gains early acceptances
United Press reports Britain France Italy and China have unqualifiedly accepted the disarmament proposal. Japan accepts in a vague communication. A tentative November 11 conference date is set as Secretary Hughes plans formal invitations to elicit a clear Japanese position.
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Washington
United Press
Harding
Great Britain
France
Italy
China
Japan
Hughes
Governors Back Harding Disarmament Plan Across States
Governors from sixteen states representing over 20 million people endorsed President Harding's disarmament conference. Republican and Democratic leaders urged world disarmament to prevent war and ease taxation while improving the global economy, with strong quotes from Baxter and Davis on leadership and peace.
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United Press
New York
Harding
Percival D. Raster
Maine
Davis
Gare
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Georgia
Iowa
Louisianna
Montana
North Dakota
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
West Virginia
Baxter
America
T. C. McRae
Hssh
Oliver Oup
Cary A. Hardee
Democrat
Thomas W. Hardwick
N. E. Kendall
E. F. Morgan
Cooler and Showers Forecast Across Regions
Weather bureau forecast cooler weather tonight for New England mid Atlantic lower lakes and Ohio valley. Thunderstorms expected in the same areas this afternoon or tonight and tonight or tomorrow in the south Atlantic and east gulf states. Fair conditions in the Great Lakes region.
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Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Great Lakes
Irish Leader Seeks Unity in Peace Talks
London July 15 The De Valera Lloyd George talks begin with hope for progress toward a single Irish parliament. Ulster premier Sir James Craig may be summoned as negotiations continue with both South and North Ireland represented.
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Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Downing Street
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Aginaires Sgites
Lloyd
Ulster to Join Irish Peace Talks as Lloyd George Plans Meeting
London reports Ulster will be represented in Irish peace negotiations this week for the first time. After two talks with Hamon De Valera Sinn Fein leaders, Prime Minister Lloyd George prepared to meet Sir James Craig at 10 Downing Street. No more talks with De Valera were scheduled, signaling progress hinges on the Craig encounter.
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London
Ulster
Hamon de Valera
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
James Craig
Downing Street
de Valera
Claraig
Mellon Seeks Expanded Power to Settle U S Debt
Secretary Mellon urged Congress to authorize broader powers to settle allied debt to the United States. A plan to refinance war debts was presented by Representative Luce with Alfred D. Chandler from Brookline, proposing serial bonds and long maturities to replace the sinking fund.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Congress
United States
Senate
Penrose
House
Rep. Luce
Mass
Alfred D. Chandler
Brookline
Secretary of the Treasury
Champ Now Leading Golf's Tournament
Evans led after 18 holes at West Moreland Country Club in Evanston NL in a Western tournament, two up over Knepper. Hartman led Marge by six holes while Howie Johnson faced a difficult match against an opponent not clearly readable.
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West Moreland Country Club
Evanston
Ira Couch
Evans
Knepper
Tweddy
Hartman
Marge
Johnson
Dempsey Denies Engagement Rumor With Sylvia Jocelyn
Rumors swirl that boxing champion Jack Dempsey plans a new contract while speculation ties him to Sylvia Jocelyn as a fiancée. Both deny any engagement as recent photos show them together on the Pacific coast during a movie shoot.
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Jack Dempsey
Eee
Sylvia Jocelyn
Ned
Dempsey
Jocelyn
Dem
Pacific Coast
Jack Dem
Jack
Ohio postmasters plan postal training in schools
A committee of Ohio postmasters and Vernon M. Reigie approved a plan to add a postal training course to school curricula. A pamphlet on postal operations is being prepared for use in the September term to educate the public and reduce government losses from claims, postmaster S. A. Kinnear said.
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Columbus
Ohio
Vernon M. Reigie
Public Instruction
A. Kinnear
Man Killed In Fall From Hugh Trestle
John R. Ley, 58, supervisor of way on the river division, was killed when he fell from a trestle south of Addison. He died after being found unconscious, about 12:45 to 2:30 p.m., after a 50 foot fall. The Haley family resided on West Hunter Street. Ley had lived in the city eight or nine years since moving from Pomeroy. He leaves a widow and a son, John Robert Jr., about 14. Funeral plans not announced.
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John R.ley
River Division
Addison
Haleys
W. Hunter Street
Haley
Fargo
Senate to vote on tax free securities ban amendment
Senator Smoot of Utah introduces a constitutional amendment in the Senate aimed at preventing any further issuance of tax free securities in the United States. The measure seeks to curb tax advantaged funding and reshape municipal and corporate finance discussions at the national level.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Ohio Prohibition Fine Revenues Reported by Auditor
Columbus July 15 The state's half of fines from the Crabbe prohibition act for the year ending June 30 totalled 170 787 93. From November 1920 to June 30, 17 counties contributed while Ashland Auglaize Champaign Darke Defiance Fulton Gallia Highland Holmes Lawrence Logan Monroe Morrow Noble Sandusky Union sent nothing. Stark county led in bootlegger fines with 25 450 Summit followed at 23 642 14. Clermont and Pike were at the bottom with 50 each.
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Columbus
Tracey
Tracy
Stark County
Summit County
Clermont
Pike
Ashland
Auglaize
Champaign
Darke
Defiance
Fulton
Gallia
Highland
Holmes
Lawrence
Logan
Monroe
Morrow
Noble
Sandusky
Union
Meanest Men On Patrol Near Dayton In Counterfeit Plot
Dayton police pursue two men who passed counterfeit half dollars on Manuel Shirey a 74 year old blind newspaper vender in Dayton Ohio this morning.
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Dayton, CO
Dayton
Ohio
Manuel Shirey
Sereno Lodge 479 Regular Meeting Friday Evening
Regular meeting of Sereno Lodge No. 479 Friday at 7 30 with installation of officers. Refreshments will be served. A large attendance desired. GEO Minnemeyer N G
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O. F
Sereno Lodge
Geo. Minnemeyer
N. G
Grand Ball at Lamborn's Pavilion Glouster
Saturday July 16 invites crowds to a Grand Ball at Lamborn's Pavilion in Glouster with LeFavors five piece orchestra and a call to bring friends.
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Lamborn
Glouster
LeFavors
Japan’s reply on disarmament talks sails into doubt
United Press dispatch from Washington notes Japan gives vague responses to a U S proposal for a Far Eastern talks conference. Officials cite time seeking explanations while plans for a conference proceed, with Tokyo split over participation and publicity.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
S. Ee
Japs Say They Do Not Seek Domination in Far East
New York July 15 United Press says Japan does not seek a dominating position in the Far East. At a press interview, founder and president of Dempo Tushin Sha stated Japan wishes to walk hand in hand with leading Western powers as a fixed policy. He claimed Japan does not dream of being absolute in the region.
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J. H. Furay
United Press Foreignee
New York
Far East
Japan
Ashio M
N Dempo Tsushin Sha
Duty on Hides First Amendment to Fordney Tariff
Washington July 15 United Press reports the House will debate a fifteen percent ad valorem duty on hides as the first amendment to the Fordney tariff bill. The current bill places hides on the free list and Rep Chandler Oklahoma Republican proposed the amendment for four hours of debate.
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Washington
United Press
Rep.Chandler
Oklahoma
Education officials meet on compulsory education bill
Columbus July 15. School attendance officers of the state met with Vernon M. Reigel state director of education to discuss the Bing compulsory education bill passed by the last legislature. Changes in the old statutes were explained.
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Hooky
Columbus
Vernon M. Reigel
Reigel
Installation of officers at Thomas Lodge No 739 IOOF
OOD fellows attend as Jacksonville hosts installation of officers at 7 30 Saturday evening at Thomas Lodge No 739 IOOF with refreshments provided by Jesse McHenry Sew 7-13-2
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Nat
Emery
Mexico
Harold D. Jacobs
Ireland
Charles M. McCann
U.S
Champ
Willibach Post As
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Ianstruction
Hugh Trestle
Logan Man
A. L. Bradford
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