Embezzlement Charge Hits Springfield Bank
Dr D K Gottwald home, Penfield charged with embezzling about 600000 from the Springfield National Bank. Penfield denied guilt and a preliminary hearing is set for March 20. A bank receiver may be named after further examination of the shortage.
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Springfield
D. K. Gotwald
A. H. Penfield
Springfeid National Bank
Penfield
United States
Johnson
Springfield National Bank
French and British Forces in Ruhr Tension Deepens
A year of long distance courtship ends in marriage for Elsie Bergson of Marshall Texas and Archie Marshak of Chicago. The notice hints at tensions between French and British forces in the Ruhr region beneath the surface while reporting on a social wedding between two prominent individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Elsie Bergson
Marshall
Tex
Archie Marshak
Chicago
Missing man James Rowan presumed dead after river search
The body of James Rowan, 24, long missing since Tuesday night, was not recovered but his clothes and items were found along the Hocking river near Morris avenue. Police and rescue teams, aided by locals, searched from Athens to Guysville using boats and grappling gear. investigators suspect suicide amid personal crisis, with a timeline placing his last sighting Wednesday morning near the brick plant yard.
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James Howan
Hocking
James Rowan
Parker
Small Creek
Athens
Guysville
Elks and Entelets of Columbus
Rowan
D. A. Rardin
Morris Avenue
Rardin Lumber Yard
Kiet Parker
Fred South
Alown
Canaanville
Josten Char
Syspermatic
Ellis
Ed Mahaffey
Columbus
John Stowan
Grosvend Street
TL & Ash
Ohio University
Rowa
Britain to Deliver 62 Bonds to U S for 4.6 Million Debt
March 9 Great Britain will send sixty two separate bonds to the United States to cover a 4.6 million indebtedness. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced after a meeting of the American debt funding commission. One bond to be paid each year until the debt is extinguished under the treaty terms. The payment contract will be cabled tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Reform bureau targets Hays and film industry
The international reform bureau led by the late Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts has shifted its focus to Will H. Hays and the motion picture producers and distributors of America. Dr. Robert Watson, bureau president, told Hays that there is no hope for improvement in the movie industry under Hays or the organization he leads.
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Washington
Mar
International Reform Bureau
Wilbur F. Crafts
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Robert Watson
Hays
Thau Hays
Police Question Suspect in Girl’s Murder Near Vancouver
Edward Whitfield, 20, is grilled by police in connection with the suspected murder of Anna Nosko, an 11 year old girl whose body was found on a hillside at Battleground, a village about 14 miles north of Vancouver. Local authorities pursue leads and await further developments in the case.
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Vancouver
Wash
Edward Whitfield
Anna Nosko
Battleground
Isadora Duncan Loses American Citizenship Officials Say
Isadora Duncan, the dancer known for venting against American institutions, is no longer an American citizen. An official labor board statement says she acquired Russian citizenship upon marrying Serge Essenine on April 1, 1922, and may face difficulty renewing U.S. citizenship.
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Washington
Isadora Duncan
America
Labor
Davis
Altho
Labor Board Department
Standstill on British Diplomatic Row Over New Castle Consulate
The United States insists Britain must make amends before reopening the New Castle on Tyne consulate. Secretary Hughes and Britain's embassy released notes clarifying the dispute over the cancellation of Consul Fred C. Slater and Vice-Consul Russell M. Brooks. Washington demands satisfaction and vows no retreat from the original stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
United States
Great Britain
New Castle-on-Tyne
Hughes
Fred C. Slater
Russell M. Brooks
England
State Department
British Foreign Office
Williams couple fined for liquor possession in Bishopville
George Williams and Amanda Williams of near Bishopville were found guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor by Magistrate Helwig. Each received a fine of 809 dollars plus costs after being arrested February 23 when two five gallon jugs of corn liquor were found buried in their cellar. Both claimed the whiskey was bought before Prohibition from "Red" Green, now deceased. They gave notice of appeal after sentencing.
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Helwig
George Williams
Amanda Williams
Bishopville
Williams
French Troops Occupy Crenenberg Munster Area
French troops moved into Crenenberg in the Munster region today. German police in Witten and Horst-Emscher were disarmed and ordered to leave the towns.
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Mayence
Crenenbergm
Munster
Witten
Horst-Emscher
NEESONVILLE: LOSING COLUMBUS Mar 9
NEESONVILLE reports a loss in Columbus with a brief score note showing Bellevue and Nelsquille involved in the outcome.
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Neesonville
Columbus
Uellevue
Chinese courier to present revised twenty demands in Tokyo
A Chinese courier is due in Tokio next week to present to the Japanese foreign office a document demanding abrogation or revision of the twenty demands. The Rich-Liaotung peninsula interests and Port Arthur are cited as in treaty involvement, with Japan long promised she would fight for them.
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Tokio
Doctor Performs Operation Amid Hospital Fire
Dr. A. Johnson continued a serious operation on a hospital roof in Lincoln Kansas as flames raged below. The fire was quenched before completion and the operation was successful with the patient living.
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Lincoln
Kas
A. ©. Johnson
Cleveland Woman Admits Shooting Husband at Hotel
Mrs. Minnie Redwine 85 is jailed on a charge of shooting her husband Gilbert Redwine 45 at the Tinndale Hotel in Cleveland suburbs. Police say she calmly confessed after claiming he broke into her bedroom, struck her, and she fired after grabbing a revolver. He lies dying at City Hospital.
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Cleveland, D
Minnie Redwine
Gilbert D. Redwine
City Hospital
Tinndale Hotel
Cleveland
Gilbert
Postal Revenues Grow Across Ten Cities
Washington March 9 Postal receipts, seen as a gauge of business, rose in February more than 20 percent from a year earlier in ten leading industrial cities, the Post Office Department announced. The gain signals improving demand and economic activity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Defiance College President Addresses Sin Responsibility
Dr. Frank G. Coffin of Palmer College told Defiance College audience that every man must accept responsibility for his sins not blame Adam or heredity. He said Adam ignorance and inheritance have no bearing on the present and that sin is deviation from God’s course.
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Defiance
Mar
Adam
Frank G. Coffin
Palmer College
Defiance College
Good Feelings Vanish as British French Tension Surges
International News Service reports cooling wartime harmony between Britain and France after Cologne bridgehead tensions. British forces resist French pressure over railways in the Rhineland while French moves threaten a buffer state if evacuation proceeds. General Godley negotiates with French rail chief Payot amid strikes warnings.
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John Hull
Cologne
John Bull
International
Ruhr
Rhine
France
Great Britain
Europe
Godley
Payot
de Goutte
Rhineland
Street Car Wreck Delays Traffic in Elyria
Passengers on a city street car were terrified when a large truck struck the car head on. The impact sent both vehicles into a pile of lumber from the Elyria Construction Co. No injuries were reported and traffic was delayed for an hour.
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Elyria
Mar
Elyria Construction Co
Capital Filling Station Bandits Steal Receipts
Two well dressed young men held up a Moore Oil company collector in Columbus and escaped with 700 to 800 dollars in days receipts from multiple stations and a car. Police pursued but found no trace.
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Capital Filling Station
Columbus
Mar
Callahan
Moore OU Company
Owllahans
Harding Luck In Present Trip Sticks With The Chief
Vero Florida March 9 Favor ed by wind and weather President Harding today completed considerably more than half of his leisurely journey down the picturesque east coast of Florida. Thus far the presidential cruise has been the most successful and satisfactory ever undertaken. Harding tuck which became famous during the campaign of 1920 because it never rained on a front porch pilimage has apparently taken up permanent abode on the houseboat Pioneer.
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Vero
Florida
Harding
Ing Tuck
Bride Gave Secret When She Bought Real Estate
In Lima on March 9 a secret marriage between Ray Danner of Lima and Miss Jessie Long of Delphos was revealed when she bought the Krieft and Ricker building in Delphos. She asked if she must sign her real name, and, after verification, revealed she had been married since last November.
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Lima
Ray Danner
Jessie Long
Delphos
Krieft and Ricker
Remington Co Selects Athens for a Center
The Remington Cash Register Co., a subsidiary of Remington Arms Co, chooses Athens as the headquarters for southern Ohio. A display room and offices will be at 25 North Court Street. W. O. Burch, formerly of Columbus, moves to Athens to manage the local agency and southern Ohio territory.
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Remington Cash Register Co
Remington Arms Co
Athens
Southern Ohio
North Court Street
W. O. Burch
Columbus
Ohio
Dillon autos sent to Kobe after ad in American paper
A shipment of Dillon auto tens left the Bridgeport office bound for Kobe Japan. Officials believe the order resulted from an advertisement placed in an American newspaper.
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Bridgeport, O
Dillon Auto
Kobe
Japan
Backers Bust in Queen Git Backers Bust in Queen Git
Financial circles in Cincinnati were shocked by swift moves in the Bea zell and Chatfield brokerage matter. Junior partner William H. Chatfield Jr a former Ohio state senator and Republican lieutenant governor hopeful, saw the ticker halt and quotes cease amid an exchange ordered stoppage.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Beazell & Chatfield
William H. Chatfield
Ohio
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mrs Martzolff to Teach at First Methodist Church
Mrs Martzolff will teach the Martzolff class at the First Methodist church Sunday morning and Miss Helen Laverty will sing. Since the death of Dr. Martzolff several months ago, Mrs Martzollff has taught this class but a few times.
Explosion on Coventry Kills Two on Warship
Two sailors were killed and two more seriously injured in an explosion aboard the British warship Coventry off Gibraltar. The cause remained undetermined as investigators began assessing the incident today.
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Gibraltar
Mar
Coventry
New Graetia Ended With City Scandal?
Columbus filing station bandits watched a salesman’s car and stole 16 coupon books worth 16 dollars each from B W Miller. A negro tried to cash one, fled after being warned to wait, and police seek the remaining 15 books and suspect.
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Columbus
Mar
Pratt
Columbuas
B. W. Miller
Harden Doctor J W Clark Retires From Practice
Dr J W Clark of Harden announces retirement from all professional activity due to ill health effective after consultations with specialists in Chillicothe and Columbus. He had planned to move to Oak Hill to resume his practice where he had worked in earlier years.
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Harden
J. W. Clark
Oak Hill
Chillicothe
Columbus
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