J Hughes Favors League with Reservations on Policy
Former Supreme Court justice Charles E Hughes endorses a league of nations with reservations to protect U S interests. He cites withdrawal terms immigration and duties as domestic policy and warns Article X may force war. supports a middle ground aligning with Congress.
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Washington
Charles £. Hughes
Frederick Hale
Maine
League of Nations
Hughes
League
United States
U. S
Hale
Supreme Court
Senate
Europe
Rival presidential possibilities from same state snapped at Capitol
In senators Pomerene and Harding, Ohio offers two presidential possibilities. Harding is seen by friends as the logical Republican candidate from a pivotal state, while Pomerene has a nationwide boom among Democrats for the presidential chair.
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Pomerene
Eres
Ohio
Harding
Local probe weighs high food costs and poultry storage
In Springfield a local labor committee plans to investigate claims of inflated food prices. The note mentions a five year old issue about spring chickens in storage plants. The piece also references an inventor patenting an army rest attached by a waist belt to the body.
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Springfield
Ills
Foster bill proposes 360 extra pay for World War veterans
Congressman Israel M. Foster introduces a bill offering veterans who served between April 1917 and November 1918 a full year’s pay of a private, amounting to 369 dollars total or 30 dollars per month for a year, funded by a 20 000 dollar plus income levy. The plan aims to aid readjustment and vocational rehabs, with committee referral to Military Affairs.
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House of Representatives
Israel M. Foster
Ohio
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
War and Navy Departments
House
Senate
Treasury
Foster
Canada
Mr. Foster
Committee On Military Affairs
Tragic Family Car Crash in Cleveland at Lorain Road
Mr and Mrs Geo W Potter and their two children aged two and four months died when their auto was crushed by an interurban at a Lorain road crossing in north Olmstead witnesses say the motorman blew his whistle but the driver failed to hear or misjudged the distance the infant survived briefly at the scene and died en route to a hospital.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Geo. W. Potter
Lorain Road
Boy Drowns At Lake Edgewater Park In Heat Wave
Coast guards dragged the lake near Beechland to recover Alvin Grossman 19 reported drowned late Saturday. Charles O Grady 13 also drowned Sunday while on an improvised raft at Edgewater Park. his body was recovered. The 91 degree heat tied the summer record.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Beechland
Alvin Grossman
Charles O'Grady
Edgewater Park
Wets to Submit Dry Questions to Ohio Voters
In Columbus on July 28 three referendums on wet and dry issues will go before Ohio voters in November. A favorable wet vote would not restore liquor but could prompt other states to move away from prohibition and undermine national policy. The referendums cover ratification of the federal prohibition amendment, whether state prohibitions should be wiped out, and the Crabbe enforcement law.
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Columbus
Ohio
President Wilson Leaves for Nation Tour and Talks on Reservations
President Wilson plans a nationwide tour after a series of meetings with Democratic leaders in Congress. He aims to address reservations to the league and treaty, with possible statements before departing west. He may meet leaders in Washington, then travel east after reviewing the Pacific fleet in San Francisco.
Husband Faces Charge of Slaying His Young Wife
In Ironton Ohio on July 28 police and the coroner investigated the death of 22 year old Elsa Lane. Her husband 25 year old Tony Leno was arrested in connection with the shooting at a relative’s home. Also wounded was 24 year old Nick Campbell. All three were Canton residents. Campbell’s injuries were not life threatening and Leno did not resist arrest.
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Ironton
Ohio
Elsa Lane
Tony Leno
Nick Campbell
Canton
Leno
Campbell
Eastern tennis stars attend New York tournament
Eastern tennis players arrive at Seabright Cricket club for the annual tournament. R Noris Williams II won the Achelis cup outright, with Williams and William T Tilden Jr. among the entrants in New York.
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New York
N. Y
Seabright Cricket Club
Seabright
R. Noris Williams
Williams
William T. Tilden Jr
Next Fight on Treaty Coming in White House
United Press reports that the Senate watches the White House for the next treaty move amid debates over reservations and Shantung. Discussion centers on Irish freedom Shantung article ten and the Colombian treaty as foreign relations readies sections for possible amendments. President Wilson informs Senator Lodge he cannot provide all Paris treaty papers and seeks more time.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate
White House
Shantung
Walsh
Montana
Lodge
Knox
Prealden Wilson
Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
Athens man held on serious charge today
Roy Sharp of Athens was placed in the city jail last evening by Chief Porter and today faces a charge of sodomy. He was arrested at his garage after police were alerted to an alleged assault on a young lad of the city. He will be arraigned today.
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Roy Sharp
Athens
Porter
Sharp
Man shoots at head. bullet glances off in Chicago
In Chicago Stanley Malinowowski fired at his head yesterday but the bullet glanced off. Police report no further details on motive or outcome.
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Chicago
Stanley Malinowowski
Fitzgerald Confessed Slayer of Janet Wilkinson
Chicago July 28 mas Fitzgerald admitted murdering six year old Janet Wilkinson after a prolonged interrogation. He led detectives to the basement and a coal pile where the body was hidden, then described offering candy before choking her. He was held without bail as crowds demanded lynching while his wife defended him.
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Chicago
Ills
Thomas Fitzgerald
Janet Wilkinson
Fitzgerald
Janet
Patrols intensify after Chicago beach riot turns deadly
Police patrol Chicago's black belt after a beach clash between white and Black beachgoers escalates into a four hour riot. At least two Black youths are killed and many others injured by bricks stones and gunfire amid chaotic clashes near the water.
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Chicago
Ills
Inquiry urged into death of Prof Howard Swan in Cincinnati hospital
Raida Swan 12 daughter of Prof Howard Swan asked Coroner A C Bauer to investigate the death of her father a professor of languages at Longview hospital who died Saturday after a period in hospital following threatening letters to a Cincinnati family A companion said he told her he had been beaten about the head but the coroner ruled bruises or mistreatment could not have caused death
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Raida Swan
Howard Swan
Longview Hospital
A. C. Bauer
Bartels to Confer on Ohio Food Price Probe
Prosecutor Bartels said he will meet other Ohio prosecutors on Wednesday to discuss the high price of food with Attorney General Price. He added he has several suggestions for the threatened drive on profiteers in various Ohio towns.
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Bartels
Ohio
Ohio food probe spreads to other states and probes
Ohio officials plan a nationwide food probe after Attorney General Price called county prosecutors to meet next Wednesday to study cold storage and profiteering. Inspectors will examine 19 Ohio cold storage houses and only 30 of 49 licensed facilities had filed reports by July 1 as part of the investigation.
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Columbus
Price
Ohio
Thomas C. Gault
State Dairy and Food Bureau
Arthur McWilliams
Cincinnati
Gault
Cleveland
C. Croxton State Food Administration
Cox
Croxton
Red Cross
Washington
Aoe
Food cost probe plans unify Ohio juries to combat profiteering
Hamilton County Prosecutor Louis Capelle proposes coordinating grand juries in Ohio to share evidence and information, creating a unified operation against food profiteering. He says unity will amplify jury power and aid the state probe sparked by Governor Cox. The Cincinnati grand jury is already examining storage holdings and retail prices.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Louis Capelle
Hamilton
Capelle
Hamilton County
Ohio
Louis J. Capelle
Cox
Fat man of Coney Island dies at 680 pounds
Roy Habberle identifies 680 pound Jack Wilson as Coney Island's fat man and announces his death in New York. The figure and nickname reflect his notoriety as the attraction at Coney Island.
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New York
Roy Habberle
Jack Wilson
Coney Island
Mayor Blushes at Dinner as Dancer Queenie Entertains
At a New York City dinner Mayor Hylan blushed when Hawaiian dancer Queenie performed. The scene drew attention as the entertainer exited after her set.
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New York
Queenie
Hylan
Bolsheviks retreat along Archangel railway lines
Wireless reports from Moscow say Soviet forces withdraw under pressure to their points of departure along the Archangel railway. London dispatches note the move as a strategic retreat amid enemy pressure.
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London
Moscow
Archangel
Milk prices rise in New York as drought hurts pasture
Milk prices in New York moved up two cents per quart to 15 cents and one cent per pint to eight cents. Dairy men cited the long dry spell that destroyed pasturage and forced farmers to feed their cattle. Seaweeds obtain nourishment from water, not ground.
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New York
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