Stabilized Europe Key to U S Prosperity Says Conference
New Orleans May 2 The foreign trade leaders convene to map an economic settlement for Germany reparations urging an international conference of business and officials to stabilize Europe. President Farrell of U S Steel presides as the report flags good faith by Germany and Monroe Doctrine principles shaping U S stance.
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I. N
New Orleans
Germany
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Harding
United States
Europe
Masons Plan Ninth Annual Reunion in Athens Ohio
The ninth annual reunion of the Super-Excellent Masters of the Royal and Select Masons of the Athens Council No. 15 will be held at the Masonic temple on E Union Street Thursday. Visitors from southeastern Ohio are expected for 3 PM work in the Royal and Select Masters degrees, inspection by Clarence Si. O Neill. A 6 PM dinner follows and at 7 PM the Masters degree work will be inspected by O Neill with music. Guests include Grand Master Edward C. Rector of Williamsport and Grand Captain of Guard Albert Scholl of Chillicothe. Athens council members are urged to attend rehearsal Wednesday evening at the temple.
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Royal and Select Masons
Athens Council
Masonic Temple
E. Union Street
Ohio
Clarence Si. O'Neill
Zanesville
O' Neill
Edward C
Williamsport
Albert Scholl
Chillicothe
Temple
Will Visit Home Land Once More
Logan Ohio May 2 1919 Joseph Scheibelholffer of Murray City plans to sail from New York midmonth for Hungary. He will stay three months visiting brothers sisters and a daughter still in the old country. He became a U S citizen in 1919 and notes German ancestry dating back 900 years. He was born in Hungary.
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Logan, O
Joseph Scheibelholffer
Murray City
New York
Hungary
Old Country
Schelbsthoffer
Logan Tay
I Sports
Tea States
United States to push narcotics curb at Geneva meet
The United States plans a Geneva conference this month to discuss a world treaty to curb narcotic production and manufacture. A communication to the Dutch government outlines U S views on smuggling and the need to control poppy cultivation, with India, Turkey, and Persia cited as sources of illicit supply.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
England
India
Anatole
Turkey
Persia
Britain
Four-Year-Old William McCaskey Dies in Millfield Area
Coroner Saunders and Police Chief Parker will investigate the sudden death of William McCaskey aged four years nine months at his grandparents home on Central Avenue. He reportedly had convulsions Tuesday evening and died before a doctor arrived. Circumstances are peculiar amid family difficulties. name of the parents is unknown at noon Wednesday. An inquest is planned.
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Saunders
Millfield
Parker
William McCaskey
William Neill
Central Avenue
Satin Ribbon Sash Enhances Thin Summer Frocks
A wide satin ribbon sash with long ends reaching the floor is described as a common feature of nearly all thin summer frocks, adding a touch of elegance to light daytime apparel.
Barling bomber to make tentative Dayton trial flight May 15
Wilbur Wright field officials in Dayton announce the Barling bomber, the so called greatest airplane, will attempt its first flight May 15. The massive craft, 65 feet long with 120 foot wings, 6540 horsepower Liberty engines, seven machine guns and a 42000 pound bomb, requires outside assembly and features six propellers controlled from a central station. The crew of ten can exit via a parachute slide if needed.
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Roosevelt Field
John A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
San Diego
United States
Arkansas
Curtis Field
Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
Germany's Reparations Proposal Aims at Ruhr Evacuation
Germany offers 39 billion gold marks in reparations with 29 billion due immediately via an international loan. It calls for evacuation of Ruhr districts beyond Versailles limits, release of arrested Germans, and repatriation of exiles while proposing arbitration and currency stabilization as core goals.
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Germany
Charles Evans Hughes
Steel Chief Quits Niles Plant Presidency
J. D. Waddell resigns as president of the Mahoning Valley Steel Co. in Niles Ohio, a major independent steel producer in the region.
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Steel Chief
Niles, C
J. D. Waddell
Mahoning Valley Steel Co
Notables Recall Early Days At Darbyville Hotel
Logan May 2 The old American Hotel and Feed Stable in Darbyville dating to 1812 still operates under Henry Radcliffe who turns 76. The hotel sits on a historic Indian trail near an Mingo chief named Darby and preserves antique show cases and a bar from its early days.
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Darbyville
RY Clinton Webb
Messenger
Logan
Pickaway County
Ohio
George Heatherington
American Hotel and Feed Stable
Henry Radcliffe
Portsmouth
Sandusky
Darby
Yale's Pride: Second story rooms reveal historic hotel
The old hotel near Darbyville offered a large second story space created by lifting partitions to form one room used for dances and campaigns. Notable guests included President William Henry Harrison and General Winfield Scott. Mulllenberg laid out the nearby township. his body rests nearby.
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William Henry Harrison
Winfield Scott
Samuel 8. Cox
Samuel Galloway
Jonathan Renick
Mullenberg
Mullenberg Township
Darbyville
Haines
Pomeroy Bend Men Selected in Sub-District Race
In the May 2 special election for Sub-District No. 2, District No. 6 of the United Mine Workers, Pomeroy Bend swept offices. Richard Campbell of Pomeroy became President, succeeding George Cecil of Wellston. William Fennell of Wellston as Vice-president. A N Bengel of Pomeroy as Secretary. board members John Hitchins Minersville, Robert Davis and Ernest Davis of Pomeroy. Credentials Committee members Lorenzo Parker Minersville, Karl Brown Pomeroy, Richard Craigg Middleport.
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Pomeroy
United Mine Workers of America
Pomeroy Bend
Richard Campbell
George Cecil
Wellston
William Fennell
A. N. Bengel
Seth Thomas
John Hitchins
Minersville
Robert Davis
Ernest Davis
Lorenzo Parker
Karl Brown
Richard Craigg
Middleport
Common Sense Traffic Guards Note Road Rules
District Engineer Davis says half of the road is yours but the right hand side is Ats. Chief Barker states the autoist on your right at intersections has the right of way. Mayor Gill urges pedestrians to rehearse a prayer when crossing diagonally or mid block. Prosecutor Finsterwald advises horn before passing though you must not run over ignores. Prudence calls for dimming lights as protection against blinding approaching drivers.
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Davis
Barker
Gill
Jesus
Finsterwald
Prudence
May Day Riots Sweep Tokyo as Police Nab 1996
In Tokyo on May Day, over 1996 men and women including Magara Sakai were jailed after riots erupted at Shiba Park. Police fought to protect a Korean worker giving a speech as clashes broke out and the platform was destroyed with many injured.
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Tokio
Magara Sakai
Shiba Park
Riots in Warsaw Leave Fifty Hurt and Sixty Arrested
Fifty persons were injured in May day riots in Warsaw, according to a despatch from Copenhagen dated May 2. Sixty arrests were made in connection with the disturbances.
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Copenhagen
Warsaw
Rioting in Bound Brook as anti Klan clashes erupt
A mob of about 500 besieged the Pillar of Fire church in Bound Brook New Jersey during and after a Klan meeting. Police and state troopers rescued imprisoned worshippers as hours of fighting left many injured.
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Bound Brook
Pillar of Fire
Fire at Chateau Maurice Apartments Sparks Evacuations
Three children and a woman were carried to safety by police after smoke from a blaze in the Chateau Maurice apartments on Prospect avenue. The night manager alerted the 200 occupants and the fire was put out, with losses pegged at 7000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Chateau Maurice
Prospect Avenue
Northwestern president to be interviewed in Mount inquest
In Evanston an inquest into the death of Weigh ton Mount proceeds with Northwestern University officials and 1921 sophomore and freshman class members summoned. A knife found with the body and chemicals used to hasten decomposition are key evidentiary points as investigators seek identity and motive amid hazing allegations.
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Chicago
Walter T. Scott
Northwestern Universality
Weighton Mount
Evanston
Mount
British Experts Urge ICJ Appeal Over US Liquor Rule
London May 2 Legal experts of the British admiralty advised the government to appeal to the international court of justice against a Washington supreme court ruling that no ship may carry liquor into the United States. Admiralty officials contend a ship flying the British flag is British territory and US agents cannot enforce the prohibition law on such vessels. The Foreign Office and British steamship firms await further guidance on action.
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London
International Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Washington
Admiralty
Dey
Foreign Office
Governor Donahey Says He Prefers Work Mowing Lawn
Columbus Ohio May 2 Governor Donahey explained with a chuckle that he spent an hour and a half mowing the grass in the front yard of the governor's mansion.
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Columbus
Donahey
Federal officers trap swindle gang leader in Ohio case
William Woodard aged 50, alleged head of a Tarpon Springs Florida based gang, was arrested in Cincinnati for a Detroit poolroom fake race game that swindled Samuel Deckelbaum out of 29090. Frank Paulson, 44, identified by Deckelbaum as Woodard’s assistant, is wanted in Miami for a 65000 fraud. Bond set at 25900 each. preliminary hearing May 15.
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Cincinnati
William Woodard
Detroit
Samuel Deckelbaum
Cleveland
Woodard
New York
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Frank Paulson
Paul
Deckelbaum
Fred Gondorf
Covington
Florida
Paulson
Miami
Simon Tuch
Newark
N. J
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Thomas Gregory
Rindenburg still full of the old fight says Hindenburg
Field Marshal Hindenburg declares revenge is possible, predicts future war with Japan, and reflects on the American army departure from Europe. He speaks warmly of Captain McMahon and notes American troops conducted themselves as gentlemen as U.S. forces leave Bremen aboard the George Washington.
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Rindenburg
I. N
Hanover
Germany
France
McMahon
Twedianapolis
Ind
Woodrow Wilson
McMahan
Europe
Hin
Coblenz
Bremen
International News Service
Hindenburg
International
Hindsenburg
Mars
Japan
United States
McMah
Cutters Deployed to Block Whiskey Landings at New York
May 2 government cutters assigned to guard New York harbor to stop liquor from ships anchored beyond the river mile limit. Treasury Department announced the plan to seize rum ships and intervene only if liquor attempts reach shore.
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Washington
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Treasury
Berlin Proposal Reaches London on Reparations
May 2 reports Berlin’s allies demand 30 billion in gold in addition to prior payments. The proposal was presented to officials in London as the German embassy conveyed the terms.
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Berlin
London
Additioon
Iforcian
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