Passive Resistance in Ruhr Triggers French Dismissal of Note
Paris dispatch reports French officials and papers condemn Germany’s reparation note as absurd and void while urging Britain to press Germany to halt Ruhr passive resistance. France may push negotiations only with British influence, seeking U S detachment on reparations as Ruhr politics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
Paris
Poincare
Ruhr
Petit Journal
Louis Loucher
Liberated Regions
Brussels
Ppertinax
Feche de Paris
Germany
Petit Parisien
Matin
France
Petit Bleu
England
Great Britain
United States
America
Horn to Enter Camp Service
Burnice L. Horn of Athens Ohio and Ohio University graduate will serve two months in Constantinople refugee camps. A former YMCA secretary in France and Near East Relief organizer, he faces deadly typhus and smallpox outbreaks as relief workers risk many lives in the Caucasus and Greece operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burnice L. Horn
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
American Women's Hospitals
Greece
Constantinople
Horn
France
Near East
Tiflis
Alexandropol
Russian Caucasus
Caucasus
Relief Society
United States
Wells Hard Climb London
Historian H. G. Wells recalls publisher rejections over the years with pitiless regularity. He notes occasional payments of a guinea, humorously saying he could count the guineas on his fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. G. Wells
Soaring Again Washington June 6 Retail Food Costs Rise
Washington reports show the cost of living edged higher in May with nationwide data from 22 cities. Delays in retail price indices indicate food costs increased, reflecting broader inflation across the urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aps
Pomeroy and Middleport See Ku Klux Parade Amid Calm
A Pomeroy Ohio crowd watched a Ku Klux Klan parade last night with robed riders and a large flaming cross at Pythian Park. Mayor Sauvage denied orders against the event and urged orderly conduct. The oath taking and public naturalization exercises drew hundreds, boosting county Klan membership to about 1590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauvage
Pomeroy
Middleport
Pythian Park
Prairie Rose staged by New Marshfield P T A
The New Marshfield parent teachers association presents The Prairie Rose a comedy at the K of P Hall on Saturday evening June 8 proceeds to go to the Soldiers Memorial Stand in the school grove. The play has been presented in Albany and New Marshfield with favorable comment as a successful home play.
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New Marshfield
Parent Teachers Association of
K.of P. Hall
Albany
Allied views on Germany's new reparations offer
Capitals of allied nations debated Germany's offer with mixed signals. Some notes marked as promising progress while London hesitated. British officials saw potential toward settlement. Brussels would follow any response. Washington reported a coordination effort across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ruhr
London
Brussels
Belgium
Washington
World court idea to curb war urged by Knight
In Cleveland on Memorial Day Charles L. Knight quoted President Harding calling for a world court and a transformed national defense act. He urged repealing conscription and using capital and labor for defense rather than war, proposing male citizens up to age 50 be drafted at soldier wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harding
Charles L. Knight
Exchange Club
Europe
Knight
Congress
England Will Pursue Course Says British View on German Reparations
London June 8 Premier Po incare's position on the German reparations offer reached Britain this afternoon revealing wide divergence with France. Paris demands guarantees controlled by the allies and resents Germany's Ruhr passive resistance. Britain likely to tell Premier toincare that his views differ from the London government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Poincare
Great Britain
France
Germany
Ruhr
Joint Parley Hoped To Wake Peage In Reparations Talks
London reports indicate Britain may propose ending passive resistance in Ruhr to restart reparations talks with France and Germany. Paris aims to press a firm German course, while British papers back a joint reparations conference and new negotiations within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Church
London
Great Britain
Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Britain
Lori Curzon
Paris
The
Times
Daily Chronicle
Daily News
Will of Miss Mary F. Marshall Filed for Probate in Bucyrus
The will of Mary F. Marshall who died May 24 is filed for probate after being kept in a local attorney's safe for two years. Written Jan 3, 1891 by Edward Vollrath the will leaves property to a favorite niece.
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Bucyrus, CO
Mary F. Marshall
Edward Vollrath
Lima City Hall auction offers 150000 by J I Motter
Bids opened for Lima Ohio city hall reached 150000 the high offer from realtor J I Motter who indicated plans to build a 10 story office building on the site if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Lima. O
Lima
J. I.motter
Man Killed by Officer After Moonshine Fears
In Cincinnati a former patrolman terrorized mourners at his grandmother’s death room, gripping a pistol and threatening to shoot, until Police Detective William McCorkhill shot and killed him after a siege by about a dozen officers. Speer, 32, had been dismissed for excessive intoxicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wallace H. Speer
Speer
William McCorkhill
Charles Hartley
Hartley
McCorkhill
Former Cleveland Trust official indicted for grand larceny
George W. Wilks, a former Cleveland Trust Co official, was indicted on charges of grand larceny for stealing 46 000 from the bank and two customers. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton said a speedy trial will be sought. Wilks’ attorney A A Cartwright said neither the bank nor bonding company suffered a loss and the shortage was used to help friends and in Wilks' home, not gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
George W. Wilks
Cleveland Trust Co
Edward C. Stanton
Wilks
A. A. Cartwright
Insane Killer Held After Patrolman Slaying in Lowellville
Joe Saino, accused of fatally shooting Patrolman Walter Flickinger after menacing Mayor C. J. Zuercher, was captured by a posse and confined in the village jail. The town conducted an all night manhunt, deeming him likely insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowellville
Joe Saino
Walter Flickinger
C. J. Zuercher
Massillon Ex-Mayor Vongt Reinstatement Suits Heard
In Columbus Governor Donahey moves to reinstate Herbert W. Vongt former Massillon mayor as two reinstatement suits are heard by the state supreme court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Herbert W. Vongt
Massillon
Donahey
State Supreme Court
Golson Hanged on Same Gallows as His Father
William Golson, a Black man, was hanged in Jefferson county jail Birmingham today for criminal assault on a white woman. The sentence used the same gallows that executed his father 25 years ago.
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Birmingham
Ala
William Golson
Jefferson County
Golson
Three Athens Lodges Plan Memorial Day Service
Memorial Day ceremonies for deceased members of three Athens lodges will be held Sunday afternoon at West Union Street Cemetery. The Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Red Men will lead members from their halls at 1 pm marching to the cemetery for grave decoration and an program featuring speaking, though a speaker name was not provided.
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Athens
West Union Street
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Jridax
Mildred MacFarlane Defies Bridegroom Superstition
Mildred M. MacFarlane of Bessemer Michigan works as a deputy county clerk and has helped about 200 couples wed by acting as bridesmaid at numerous ceremonies. She jokes that twice a bridemaid means nothing about her own marriage and notes she often provides witnesses at licenses.
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Mildred Macfarlane
Athens County Cows Break Butterfat Records In May Tests
Two Athens county cows top butterfat in May tests by Washington County Cow Testing Association. Fifteen cows surpassed 60 pounds butterfat, and over 60 produced more than 40 pounds. Holsteins from John Hope and Julian Gift lead with 84.3 and 73.6 pounds butterfat respectively. Other notable yields include Jersey entries from Parkersburg and Marietta.
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Athens County
Washington County
Athens
Morgan Counties
Ohio
Wood County
West Virginia
F. L. Scott
John Hope
Julian Gift
Hope
B. Tallman
Parkersburg
Jersey
Hans Thomas
Lower Salem
Henry Schlaubach
Stockport
Holstein
F. T. Dye
Marietta
Explosion at moonshine still harms two in Duryea area
A blast at a moonshine whiskey still in Duryea, near Scranton, Pennsylvania, injured Alexander Delinsky, 82, and Joseph Karlow, 26, who were dying at the scene or en route to hospital. Police and investigators reported the accident during the daytime incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Scranton
Penn
Alexander Delinsky
Joseph Karlow
Duryea
Injury Ends Car Chase at Galion Street Scene
Carl Stein helfer, 20, of Galion was fatally injured in a bicycle crash when his bike collided with a car after a pursuit. Police and emergency crews responded to the June incident on Peete Street.
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Ali Galion
Carl Steinhelfer
Athens County Announces New Teacher Certification Rules
County Superintendent Guy Dinsmore declares new state and county standards for renewing teaching certificates. Five semester hours of normal school work are required for renewal except for recent college graduates, with credit earned after the last certificate. Existing renewable certificates expiring after September 1 must show five hours per year of validity.
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Athens County
Guy Dinsmore
State Department of Education
Athens County Board of School Examiners
Equal rights for women win under British divorce laws
The British divorce bill passed the House of Commons this afternoon establishing equal rights for women and men. Wives may now seek divorce on grounds of their husbands misconduct, expanding prior limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Poincare Demands Immediate Restart of Allied Control in Germany
Premier Poincare informing German envoy that the inter allied control commission will resume duties in Germany forthwith. The note warns against delays and threatens penalties for officials obstructing General Nollet, head of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
Interallied Control Commission
Germany
Berlin
General Nollet
Three Cincinnatians Die by Suicide in Separate Methods
In Cincinnati three middle aged men take their own lives by different means. Frank Englert, 64, left notes citing health. William Grethels, 58, confined himself in an asylum fearing mental illness. Dennis Long, 49, a St. Francis Hospital patient, had been despondent about confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Francis Hospital
Uy In
Price Rise Triggers Cuban Sugar Stock Debate
A rapid price jump in Cuban sugar sparks a debate over market manipulation and stock levels. The survey shows March prices higher while refined sugar prices edged up from February. stocks on hand exceeded 160,000 long tons with overall exports and Cuban ownership cited in official figures.
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Robert
THOLN
Washington
Merce
Bureau of Public Today
Ing
Cuba
Department of Justica Tions
New York
Prion
Seecotee Tal Jiong
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