Thirteen Die In Crossing Bus Train Collision
Painesville Ohio reports a New York Central express train struck a crowded bus at St Clair Street crossing killing thirteen and injuring several. The high speed crash scattered bodies along the right of way as investigations begin by Lake County and railroad officials.
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Painesville
O. Mar
New York Central
Fairport Harbor
St. Clair Street
Gladys Litt
Fairport
Kathryn Ottager
Richmond
Richard Brand
Chardon
John Sturms
Lillian Kelso
Joseph Hilda
Sam Braski
Joseph O’leary
Oscar Hoover
John Partes
William J. Sutter Jr
Frank Fridebaugh
Stanley Rait
George H. McGhee
Medina
Andrew Adams
Ray Hamilton
Martin Steinbach
Lake County
T. J. Appleton
Fernandez
Chester Parris
Painesville Fairport
Survivor recounts bus disaster in Painesville
Charles Sullivan, a survivor, describes the deadly bus wreck in Painesville Ohio that killed fourteen. He recalls boarding at St Clair and Main streets as the bus filled, with four or five standing passengers, and the vehicle going down St Clair.
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Painesville
International News Service Today
Charles Sullivan
St. Clair
Main Streets
Plan Meeting Total With Chief Sunday Plan Meeting Total With Chief Sunday
London dispatch reports 10 Downing Street denying a Chequers conference with unionist leaders but notes a possible 48 hour talks that could decide the fate of the coalition government. Austen Chamberlain Balfour Horne and Birkenhead favor Lloyd George staying in office though a hard-liner faction remains influential and aggrieved over Irish policy.
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London
Mar
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Chequers
The
Chronicle
Austen Chamberlain
Arthur James Balfour
Robert Horne
Lord Birkenhead
Sunday
Wives Fill Pulpits in Bellaire Churches
Wives of two ministers occupied pulpits in Bellaire last Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Hume spoke at the South Bellaire M E church on The Tithe while her husband was ill. At the First M E church Mrs. J. H. Palmer preached on foreign mission work.
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Bellaire
Mar
W. C. Hume
Bellaire M. E. Church
M. FE
J. H. Palmer
Car Stalled at Cemetery Street Crossing Rescue
William Pyle and Floyd Coffee saved themselves from serious harm when a Ford touring stalled on Cemetery street crossing was struck by a northbound K M and O train No. 3. They jumped free at 9:50 am, the car was pushed off tracks against a telegraph pole and badly damaged. Floyd Coffee is the 15 year old son of Robert Coffee owner of the Star Hotel.
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William Pyle
Floyd Coffee
Cemetery Street
Robert Coffe
Mr. Coffee
Winnipeg Grain Exchange Will Shift To Provincial Exchanges
Winnipeg Manitoba reports a protest against the Manitoba business tax. The Winnipeg grain exchange will decentralize its operations by establishing exchanges at Fort William Port Arthur Regina Calgary and Edmonton. Traders say their income is earned in other provinces and should not be taxed by Manitoba authorities.
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Winnipeg
Man
International News Service
Manitoba
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Canada
Fort William
Port Arthur
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
Will Hays Reinstates Pierce Butler as Chicago Postmaster
Washington dispatch reports the last official act of Postmaster General Will Hays was to reinstate Pierce Butler to the Chicago post office after Butler had been removed by Burleson.
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Washington
Will H. Hays
Pierce Butler
Chicago
Butler
Burleson
Lloyd George’s Revisions Edge in European Crisis
Senator William E. Borah analyzes Lloyd George’s leadership and calls for revising the Versailles treaty. He condemns Allied Russia policy, notes Russia’s blockade harms Europe, and argues for recognizing the Russian government to stabilize Europe and revive global trade. He laments the continued toll of punitive measures on Europe and the United States.
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Russia
Europe
United States
Lloyd George
Sues for Balance on His Contract
George Chaney sues Athens township school district in Athens county common pleas court for 384 dollars claiming wrongful discharge from a contract to haul children. He says he was hired November 20, 1920 for 80 dollars monthly and was discharged January 10, 1921 with 96 school days remaining, seeking 384 dollars plus interest from May 22, 1921.
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Athens County
George Chaney
Athens County Common Pleas
Board of Education
Athens Township
Chaney
Patterson Fined for School Attendance Plea
Robert Patterson of Coolville Ridge was fined five dollars and costs in Magistrate 8. RE. Hedges court after pleading guilty to failing to send his children to school. He was arrested by Copstable Glenn.
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Robert Patterson
Coolville Ridge
RE. Hedges
Copstable Glenn
Webb of Logan Here Today to Greet the Force
Clinton Webb from Logan visits the city to greet the local messenger force. He has built a daily readership of over four hundred in his hometown and is dubbed the Watch Dog of Logan for his wide familiarity with residents. Webb previously worked for the Democrat Sentinel of Logan.
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Clinton Webb
Webb
Logan
The
Messenger
Democrat-Sentinel
Our Minister's Birthday Tickets at Millikan's
A brief item notes 50 cent tickets for Our Minister's Birthday offered at Millikan's. The page date 3 1 4 indicates a column marker or date reference.
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Millikan’s
Ex-President Wilson Keeps Quiet One Year On
Woodrow Wilson marks one year since leaving the White House for private life in Washington He avoids public discussion of Harding’s policy or Versailles treaty and remains devoted to rest and his law work with daily drives with his wife Mrs Wilson Health has improved after earlier relapses and long rest with occasional office visits and car rides.
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Frank A. Stetson
Capitol
Senate
White House
United States
Whitee House
Wilson
Italy Seeks Two-Week Delay in Paris Reparations Talks
Rome reports Italy asked for a two weeks postponement of the three day reparations conference now set to open in Paris on Wednesday. The request aims to push back the start date of the key discussions involving major nations on postwar settlement.
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Rome
Italy
Paris
Regular communication of Athens Chapter 39 on March 6 1922
Monday evening at 7 00 o clock the Athens Chapter No 39 held a regular communication with work in the Royal Arch degree. Officers listed include W H Beechtold and H P Jas A Palmer. Seey 3 4 2t.
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Athens
W. H. Beechtold
H. P. Jas. A. Palmer
Seey
Famine Threat Deepens in Chinese Provinces
U S Star correspondent Edna Lee Booker reports more than 10 million Chinese in Kiangsu Anhui Shantung Hunan Checkian Hupeh Honan and Shenui facing starvation. Relief funds total only about 5 million. aid is desperately needed to avert mass deaths amid famine and flood-caused destitution.
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Edna Lee Booker
U. S. Star
Shanghat
Mar
Kiangsu
Anhui
Shantung
Hunan
Checkian
Hupeh
Honan
Shenui
International Relief Societies of China
China
Yellow River
Yuan Chofu
English Women Plan Great Political Party Of Their Own
Edna Huber Church reports in London that England is forming a women only political party aimed at equal status with men across politics courts and industry. The move, likened to the U.S. National Womans Party, has support from leading figures including Viscountess Rhondda Viscountess Astor and Mrs Thomas Wintringham. The group hopes to be ready by the next general election though control of government remains unlikely.
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London
England
Great Britain
National
Womans’ Party
United States
Rhondda
Viscountess Astor
Thomas Wintringham
Red Cross relief aids Athens county with clothing, funds aid
A Red Cross relief effort in Athens county receives cash and in kind donations from Athens and surrounding areas. Citizens of Amesville contribute a large box of clothing and shoes as a second truckload heads to the hardest hit community. Feeding demonstrations progress under City Federation, while investigators identify some who do not need aid. Cash gifts total 1268.25 with new donors including The Athens Messenger Majestic Theater and Columbia Theater.
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The
Red Cross
Athens County
Athens
Amesville
Red Cross Committee
Reef Fund
Athens Messenger
Majestic Theater
Columbia Theater
Charles Harrison
the Plains
Barker Grocery Sold to Walter Chase at 260 Central Ave
Walter Chase former partner in Chase and Reading Grocery Co and late owner of The Windsor Tea Room has purchased A. W. Barker Grocery located at 260 Central Ave. Chase took possession Friday and Barker, 74, has run the store for eight years and plans to stay active in business.
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Barker Grocery
Walter Chase
Chase and Reading Grocery Co
Windsor Tea Room
Havin
A. W. Barker
Central Ave
Chase
Barker
Missing Valet Now Reported in a Cell of Death
Los Angeles March 4 Detectives King and Winn report a new lead in the William Desmond Taylor murder case. A letter from A F Swank Canton Ohio included a newspaper picture identified as Edward F Sands the missing valet said to be under sentence to be hanged for murder in Toronto.
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Los Angeles
Mar
International News Service
William Desmond Taylor
King and Winn
District Attorney's Office
Edward F. Sands
A. F.swank
Canton
Ohio
Sands
Toronto
Chicago man designs long bat face electromagnet for sheet metal
A Chicago inventor unveils a long bat faced electromagnet intended for handling sheet metal work. The device aims to improve grip and handling efficiency in fabrication settings.
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Chicago
Bob Martin Makes Impressive Return In Ring Comeback
In Huntington West Virginia on March 4 Bob Martin pride of West Virginia fighting men and heavyweight champion of allied forces knocked Eddie Irvis into no mans land in the second round of a 12 round bout at Clyffeside Park. This marked his first fight since a car accident near Terra Alta West Virginia. Martin displayed real class and showed effective left hand action.
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Huntington
W. Va
Bob Martin
Pride of
West Virginia
Eddie Irvis
No Man’s Land
Clyffeside Park
Martin
Terra Alita
Bob
Fashion Revue Delights Crowd at Majestic Theatre
The D. Zenner Co fashion revue drew a full Majestic Theatre audience as Ohio university coeds modeled navy and sand tricotine suits, cantons crepe dresses, marvella coats, and beaded wraps. Dorothy Kennedy sang, Renda Watkins danced, and Francis Fuller hosted with Cliff Cornell planning the event.
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Majestic Theatre
New York
D. Zenner Co
Ohio University
Majestic
Hutchinson and Stickney
Silvus Shoe Co
Murphy Bros. Shoe Company
Dorothy Kennedy
Style
Renda Watkins
Jlutie Mary Jane Strecker
Mary Helen DeMolet
Otha Beasley
Dona Tebay
Mary McGraner
Doris Nye
Mary Jane Strecker
Francis Fuller
Cliff Cornell
D. Zenner
New York Central Seeks 60 Million Bond Issue
The New York Central railroad asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to issue up to 60 million dollars in refunding and improvement mortgage bonds. About 48.655 million will refinance or fund additions and betterments and reimburse its treasury, while 11.945 million will retire maturing subsidiary company bonds.
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Washington
New York Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harvey May Be Asked to Quit Post After Harding Resignation Demand
London dispatch reports Ambassador George Harvey ill with a cold and denying plans to return to America while The Herald claims President Harding asked for his resignation. Bowen counters that Harvey has no knowledge of such a move or plans to travel.
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Harvey
Bowen
Herald
America
Harding
Ambassador Harvey
Harding Asked Harvey to resign sparks surprise in Washington
Reports from Washington claim President Harding asked Colonel George Harvey to resign as ambassador to Great Britain, triggering quick White House denial as baseless. Attaches said there was no truth, while the president reportedly joked about the rumor with aides.
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Washington
Mar
Wonden
Harding
George Harvey
Great Britain
White House
London
Bond to Speak at Ohio University Service
Rev. C. M. Bond, newly serving as student pastor at Ohio University, will deliver his first Athens sermon at 10 15 Sunday morning at the Christian Church. The Phi Delta Theta fraternity plans to attend the service in a body.
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Bond
C. M. Bond
Ohio University
Christian Church
Athens
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Weather Outlook Sees Warm Start Then Cold Week
The weather bureau issued a forecast for next week noting the Ohio valley will be generally fair with rain Tuesday or Wednesday. Warmer conditions expected in the early part of the week, followed by a drop in temperatures after Wednesday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Masons Attention Annual Inspection at Paramathia Lodge
Annual inspection of Paramathia Lodge No. 25 Free and Accepted Masons set for Tuesday March 7 with work starting at 7:00 p.m. Telegram confirms Grand Master will be absent. visiting Brothers welcome. Ww. W. Lee, W. M. J. A. Palmer, Sec. 3-4-21.
Spelling Bee at WhitLatch's Hall in Albany
An old fashioned spelling bee will be held Monday night at Whit latch's hall Albany organized by the Baptist church women. A small admission will fund church benefits and a white comfort tied in pink yarn will reward the best speller. Everyone invited.
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Albany
Whitlatch’s Hall
France aims to save coal by railroad electrification
France plans to conserve 40,000,00 tons of coal annually through railroad electrification. The move targets reduced fuel use as part of an energy efficiency push.
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France
Foreign bonds in poor favor in the States
The United States government plans a firmer stance against European bond issues sold in America. Officials say French cities dominate these offerings, draining funds from U S industry, while France taxes citizens far less than the United States.
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Washington
Mar
America
State Department
France
United States
Maccabee Dance at F Hall Monday March 6
A Maccabee dance kicks off at F hall Monday night March 6 with a five piece orchestra. Good eats and an admission price of 50 cents.
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F. Hall
Mrs Stacey Sues For Damages In Alienation Case
Elyria report says Mrs. Harry C. Stacey seeks 50000 dollars in damages alleging alienation of her husband’s affections. The suit targets Mrs. C W Smalley wife of the late Elyria baker and grocer. Stacey renews a divorce suit withdrawn six weeks ago.
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Elyria
Mar
Harry C. Stacey
C. W. Smalley
Elyria Baker
Stacey
Original Recipes For Using Canned Goods booklet offer
A pamphlet with over 40 pages of new recipes to serve canned foods attractively. It notes 27 soups and 216 recipes from apple dumplings to white sauce. available free with two stamps for return postage. Send name and address to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC.
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IGER
Fagle Street
By David M. Church
Cemetery St
LE Weloh
Angwo
Borah
WM. E. Bora
Idaho
I. News Service
I. N
Masons
Edna Huber Church
Zenner Company
the Post Today
George R. Holmes
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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