Debate Over Women Member on Disarmament Delegation
Washington Aug 18 press reports discuss appointing a woman to the proposed disarmament commission. debate centers on whether a representative from women’s groups should join the advisory body and whether a minority party member or Senator Borah should hold a key slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Naval Problworld
Interniaw
Borah
Florence King
Women's Association of Ree
Mary G. Kilbreath
Harding
Merger of Massillon Roll and Steel Co Ends Approval
Merger of the Massillon Roll Co and the National Steel Co with the Central Co of Massillon was approved Thursday morning by stockholders of the first two firms. Central stockholders meet at 2 this afternoon to vote on asset consolidation. Officials expect unanimous approval and a triple consolidation within about 60 days, creating an approximately 18 million dollar merged capitalization. The Central’s president will lead the merged interests, with some personnel changes anticipated in lines of activity.
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Massillon Rollils Co
National Steel Co
Central Co
Massillon
Ctive
Central
Proval
Ing
Stlona
Embezzlement Charge Ties Norman Kards to Bank Case
Norman Kards aged 25 is arrested in Texas on a charge of embezzlement from the Northern National Bank of Philadelphia. The Aug 18 report places the suspect at the center of alleged financial misconduct involving the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Norman Kards
No- Bank
Philadelphia
Weather hints at warmer Friday in central area
Fragmentary weather note reports a warmer Friday in the central portion with scattered times and temperatures unclear. The snippet mentions Fisher Auto in Walnut street and Cleveland avenue with ads for purses priced from 1.98 to 3.85 and leather goods from Arthur's.
Poulson and Hart to defend Marian McArdle
Cleveland August 18 Marian McArdle faces trial on October 3 for alleged complicity in Dan Kather murder. Attorney Francis W. Poulson will be associated with Louis E. Hart of Chicago, after Poulson previously defended Marian’s mother Eva Katherine Kaber who is serving a life term for the murder of her husband.
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Cleveland
Marian McArdle
Dan Kather
Francis W. Poulson
Louis E. Hart
Chicago
Poulson
Eva Katherine Kaber
Marian
Hart
Thomas McArdle
Armed troops guard Irish Parliament as Dail hones peace offer
In Dublin on August 18, armed IRA troops guarded the Mansion House while Dail Eireann met in secret to consider the British peace offer. Sinn Fein delegates escorted lawmakers as anxious crowds watched, awaiting whether a counter proposal would be sent to Premier Lloyd George. The Irish Times urged consulting the people if deadlock persists. Freeman's Journal pressed clarity on Smuts' interpretation and government stance. De Valera said the British offer would not be accepted, but no disorders followed the armistice.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Mansion House
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Irish Times
Freeman's Journal
General Smuts
de Valera
British Still Hope Peace Will Be Made
London dispatch reports England clinging to hope that the Dail Eireann will not plunge Ireland into war again. Sinn Fein faces two proposed paths including rejecting the British offer with counter proposals or submitting the issue to a plebiscite. Observers cite a bulletin claiming the road remains open for an honorable understanding and warn renewal of war could erase Sinn Fein.
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London
England
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Eith
Expect Lower Freight Rates Hinted by Hearing
Columbus August 18 Lower highway and building costs are anticipated after the first session of the resumed Public Utilities Commission hearing on freight rates. Carriers expect an average 18 percent cut for building materials, while material suppliers foresee corresponding price reductions. The cuts take effect September 1, prompting cancellation of scheduled highway construction settings on Friday and August 26 until new prices apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
L. C. Herrick
Directo of Public Works
Baby Drowns In Barrel In Akron Yard
At 7 o clock last night two year old Mike son of Mrs Rosa Berich fell into a water filled barrel in the family yard and drowned authorities reported the tragedy occurred in Akron the child was under care of his mother when the accident happened
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Akron
Mike
Rosa Bérich
World Champions Meet Boston In Big Ball Game Ad
Advertisement notes a 1.50 round trip fare on the Cleveland and Return special train from Canton to Cleveland on August 21 departing 10:10 a.m. and returning 6:20 p.m. Also mentions a big ball game between the World Champions and Boston.
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Cleveland
Canton
Boston
Harding Willis relations near break over jobs
The dispute between President Harding and Ohio Senator Frank L Willis over federal appointments intensifies after Harding names J Edward Russell as state prohibition director over Willis backers. Willis declined to withdraw opposition to Charles H Nants for Toledo collector, risking further Ohio patronage fallout and strained White House relations.
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Harding
Frank L. Willis
Ohio
J. Edward Russell
Sidney
Russell
Willis
William E. Halley
Senate
Harry M. Daugherty
Frank H. Bog
Congress
White House
Charles H. Nants
Toledo
George Stauffer
Ottawa
Nauts
Considera
Believe Lynch Took Own Life In River Tragedy
Edward J. Lynch former collector of customs at St Paul Minnesota believed to have killed himself with a revolver shot as his body was found in a rowboat drifting on the Chagrin River near Gates Mills. Authorities ponder possible foul play while Lynch had planned to return to Minnesota tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Edward J. Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Chagrin River
Gates Mills
James Mullen
Lynch
F. L. Shaner
Lloyd George Accepts U S Invitation To Disarmament Talks
London reports Premier Lloyd George said he accepted with joy the United States invitation to a disarmament conference. He urged peace efforts and a real arrangement to keep armaments within reasonable limits, hoping for pacific outcomes and reduced war threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Lloyd George
Caerphilly
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Small And Curtis Demand Joint Trial
Governor Len Small and banker W S Curtis of Grant Park will seek a joint trial on charges of embezzlement and misuse of state funds. They plan a September 6 change of venue petition from Sangamonco and a subsequent request to be tried together, as they coordinate their legal strategy in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Len Small
W. S. Curtis
Grant Park
Sangamonco
Wilson Likely to Head U S Delegation to Disarmament Talks
Washington reports that Woodrow Wilson, famed disarmament advocate, is urged by Senator King to be named as a U S delegate. King says Wilson could guide open sessions and world peace efforts, despite debates over League of Nations machinery. Open sessions proposal faces strong partisan clash and possible Senate delays.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
William H. King
Utah
United Press
King
Wilson
Harding
United States
League of Nations
League
Mr. Wilson
America
Hughes
Civilized World
Harrison
Mississippi
Davis suspends Mayor of Newark in graft case
COLUMBUS August 18 Governor Davis has suspended Mayor H A Atherton of Newark a Democrat from office for 30 days. He will hear charges filed by the Licking County law enforcement league on August 30 alleging the mayor took protection money from gamblers. If sustained, removal follows. if not, suspension ends.
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Columbus
Davis
H. A. Atherton
Newark
Democrat
Law Enforcement League of
Lickingco
Atherton
King Wet Wash. State telephone number changed to 6063 X
An advertisement notes a new telephone number for King Wet Wash in the state, updating contact to 6063 X for improved service. The brief notice confirms the service and the updated dial code for customers seeking washing and related services.
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King Wet Wash
Adv
Fireworks Display at Meyers Lake Park Aug 18
Fireworks show planned at Meyers Lake Park Thursday evening August 18 following the theater performance. Advised residents to attend and enjoy the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake Park
League of Nations Sets August 29 Meeting in Geneva
London reports the League of Nations council will convene in Geneva on August 29 to address the Upper Silesian issue, moving the date from August 20 as previously announced. The advisory notice follows official confirmation of the scheduling change and reflects ongoing diplomacy in the Silesia dispute.
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League OF Nations
London
Council of the League of Nations
Geneva
U S Will Demand Reparation For American Lives
Berlin reports say the United States seeks reparations for American lives in a postwar peace with Germany. Berlin claims the U S will not temper terms though Germany resists new obligations beyond Versailles. Washington officials say peace talks proceed with no serious obstacles and will continue in Berlin.
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U.S
Berlin
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Ameriien
Washington
Diesel
State Department
Guilty of Okehig False Payrolls
Mansfield, Aug. 18 Vern Swisher highway inspector and county officials Auditor W M Wisher and County Surveyor Boyd Wier faced indictments for certifying false payrolls. He pleaded guilty in common pleas court as Judge Galbraith postponed sentencing to Saturday morning to allow time for additional evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Vern Swisher
Common Pleas
Galbraith
Swisher
W. M. Wisher
Boyd Wierman
Railroad detective shoots two in Cincinnati clash
Cincinnati reports William Lawson a 26 year old Big Four railroad detective was struck by a man on Sixth Street. An ensuing pursuit led Lawson to draw and fire, mortally wounding one assailant while another was wounded. Lawson was arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Lawson
Big Four
Lawson
American Woman Weds German Officer in Kissingen
Ray Heveridge, an American woman and former newspaper correspondent, married Hauptmann Hugo Jaeger of Kissingen. The dispatch from Kissingen reports Miss Heveridge received honorary citizenship of Kissingen amid the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ray Teveridge
Hauptmann
Hugo Jaeger
Kissingen
Miss Heveridge
Waite to Speak at Wayne County Prieno Barbecue
Floyd F. Waite Ohio director of finance will address the Wayne county preno at Wooster city park. A barbecue for 2000 guests will feature meat prepared for attendees, with former residents from across the state and nation present for the outing.
Places of Interest to Visit and Local Shops Ady
McKinley monument Meyers Lake park Co and J Shoe shop re making hundreds of shoes daily McKinley High School Ady Lens McKee lens complete stock Get them while they last Fisher Auto Supply Co Corner Walnut and Second NE and 229 Cleveland ay NW Ady
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Fisher Auto
McKinley Monument
Meyers Lake Park. Co. &. J. Shoe Shop
McKinley High School
Ady
McKee
Fisher Auto Supply Co
Walnut and
Second-st
Cleveland-ay NW
Greek Army Nears Angora Amid Front Advances
Athens Aug 18 advices from Smyrna say the Greek advance guard on the Anatolian front is 95 miles from Angora, the Turkish nationalist capital. Turks retreat under Greek pursuit as aerial reconnaissance reports about 60,000 men and 90 guns remaining.
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Athens
Angora
Smyrna
Death of Kitzig Does Not Alter Rudner Case Status
Conviction of Ben Rudner and associates remains intact despite Kitzig’s death whose testimony supplied key evidence. Trial of remaining conspirators set for fall may be slightly hampered. Assistant U S attorney Breitenstein noted federal murder probe and tampering cases slow due to investigations.
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Ben Rudner
Paul Wf. Kiteig
Joseph C. Breitenstein
United States
Cheftenstein
Kitzig
West
Lee Hillman
Abe
Liberty
Hillmann
Klitzig
Courtland
Hillman
George Poppa
Eighth-st NE
Canton
Clara Schwartzer
Pearl Lehman
Rudner
Widow sues over alleged fraud in separation contract
Hila Keim widow of Jonas M. Keim files in common pleas court to nullify a two year old separation agreement she says was secured by fraud. She alleges her husband misrepresented his worth as 28 000 pounds while she later learned he was worth at least 75 000 dollars and seeks her dower interest plus the estate’s executor and heirs named as defendants. Attorney John T. Blake represents her.
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Hila Keim
Jonas M. Keim
Louisville
Common Pleas Court
John T. Blake
Indictments Sought Against Chicago Bakers Union Leaders
Chicago August 18 Fifty indictments expected by Assistant State's Attorney James E McShane against bakers and confectioners union officials and members. Accused charge conspiracy to boycott slugging and blackmail to win a strike against master bakers. Three union officials reportedly confessed providing key evidence for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James E. McShane
Bakers and Confectioners Union
Alimony Claim in Sailer Divorce Case
Clara Baller asks for life alimony in the divorce suit against Arthur G. Sailer of Massillon. She denies neglect and cites cruelty rendering her invalid and unable to work. She alleges Sailer is financially able to support her and seeks permanent support. She notes his partial stakes in Saller Terrace, a bank building, and a local manufacturing concern. W. B. Quinn represents her.
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Cross Petiton
Clara Baller
Arthur G. Sailer
Massillon
Saller Terrace
Masaillon
Frederick Boyte Optical Co Ad Offers Leather Bags
Genuine cowhide Boston bags in all sizes offered at special sale prices. Advertises to address orders to P O Box 8T Ady for prompt delivery. Mentions Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave North Ady as related dealer.
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Frederick Boyte Optical Co
Tuscarawasst
P. O
Ady
Boston
Arthur's Leather Shop
Ay N
Bergdoll escape aided by money and dereliction claims
The Bergdoll escape from military custody May 20, 1920, amid claims money and dereliction by officials aided his flight. A majority report accuses Brig. Gen Ansell, Col Want, and Col Cresson of greater culpability, while a minority blames Bergdoll, lawyer Gibboney, Romig, Stecher, and Emma Bergdoll.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Maryland
Bergdoll
House
Ansell
Army
John K. Want
United States Disciplinary
Governorsa Island
New York
C. Cresson
Judge Advocate
Johnson
Luhring
Indiana
Flood
Virginia
Campbell
Peters
Maine
McArthur
Oregon
Grover Bergdoll
D. C
Bruce R. Campbell
Lexington
Bus Interest Grows Over Canton Mansilion Route
Negotiations opened with Ohio Public Utilities commission as several persons seek bus operation on Canton Mansilion road if streetcar service ends amid county and Northern Ohio Traction friction. Five to six interests have inquired. state commission to set fares and service limits. Company absent at hearing. Monday deadline looms for action or formal court move to cancel franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Canton-Maasillon-rd
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Adam Jackman
State Commission
Jackman
Canton-Mansilion
Boys of Methodist Churches Go to Lake
Seventy five boys from Methodist churches and Sunday schools across the city traveled to the Y M C A boys camp at Turkeyfoot Lake for a week long stay. George M Deaver of the boys department staff will supervise the camp. The group will return Wednesday morning after the outing. Eyes change. An examination at least every two years is advised. See our optometrist Walter H Double 122-125 Tusest E Adv Co J Shoe Shop 124 Third-st SE Test men's rubber heels 60 cents Adv
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Methodist
Turkeyfoot Lake
George M. Deaver
Walter H. Double
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Harding - Willis
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U. S
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Rome
Italy
Abruzzi
Logical
Underwood
Idaho
California
Shipping Board
Nilhu Root
Root
Knox
Pennsylvania
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Richman
Merritt Optical Co
Coutland
Trutons
RAY Beverage
Waite
Turk Capital
Congressional Committee
Slacker
Hf. RK. Reynolds
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