Police ask resignations in Lakewood department probe
Mayor Louis F E demands resignations from 12 Lakewood policemen including the police chief amid an investigation into alleged gambling and drinking by officers. The inquiry centers on a June 13 seizure of whiskey aboard the Canadian yacht Tranquillo near the Ocky River lagoon and the disappearance of about 50 cases of liquor said to have been removed.
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Labor rally backs Amien in wage award fight
Canton labor leaders vow support for Amien in opposing a 17 cent hourly fare cut proposed by the action board. They consider petitions to reopen negotiations if traction officials reject the award and plan talks with city officials to seek a set aside of the arbiters’ decision. A July 18 deadline looms for petitions as council debates fare policy and old-car and track compliance.
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Akron
A. C. Blinn
Ras
Premier Lloyd George hints at statement on Anglo Japanese ties
Lloyd George told the House he hopes to speak Monday on renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty pending replies from the United States and China. Protests over the Fordney tariff bill were received from several foreign governments, with no France note yet, and will be handed to Congress.
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Lloyd George
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United States
China
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House
State Department
France
Congress
Man With Iron Head Is Found
In Columbus on July 17 Police Officer Webster believes A. G. Rice, a local resident, is the man with the iron head after a street car collision with Rice’s auto. Webster, a passenger in plain clothes, tried to quell Rice who attacked him. After a series of blows Rice finally yielded from heart-area jabs, and was carried away in a dazed condition.
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Columbus
Webster
A. G. Rice
Rice
Jack Dempsey
Billion Reduction in Tax Bill Seen From Dawes Work
Washington July 7 predicted tax cut of 1 billion dollars within a year based on rigid economy and measures to curb tax evasion. President Harding, after talks with Dawes Mellon and Blair, backs plans to tighten administration and enforce payment by large corporations.
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Washington
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
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Internal Revenue
Blair
Captain’s romance tale under fire in war court defense
A naval airman testifies before a committee that he fought German planes with British fliers in France earning five kills and aiding a wounded French soldier. The court martial case centers on his claimed bravery and the hunt for corroborating evidence links to San Antonio and a debutante daughter of an army colonel.
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Chamberlain
San An
Marine Corps
Seaoval Committee
United Press
France
San Antonio
F. A. Winter
Stark County Presses N O T to Honor Franchise Terms
Stark County commissioners reject N O T requests to extend 25000 dollars due July 1 1921 and to delay double tracking Canton Massillon highway. Board warns that failure to comply will abrogate the grant and cites public safety and need for timely paving and track completion.
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Canton
Blinn
Massillon
Weather Turn Drops Mercury After Heat Wave
The forecasted heat relented as temperatures fell from a Wednesday high of 94 to a Thursday low of 72. A daily high of 89 marked the day’s heat record with cooling breezes easing the midweek chill. Nearby ads promote movie tickets and shop sales while notices note a gas office closing and funeral services for E. R. Siklifska.
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Mercury
Business slump cited as possible cause for spreading fires
Youngstown July 7 Deputy State Fire Marshals Pattons and Reynolds probe seven fires of mysterious origin. Fire Chief Joseph Wallace links the business slump to arson-like incidents, citing a property with $150 fire damage and $1,500 insurance.
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Youngstown
Pattons
Reynolds
Joseph Wallace
Taxation Plan Denounced by Nationalist Leader
Berlin July 7 Karl Helferrich former minister of the treasury denounces Chancellor Wirths plan to raise 155 billion paper marks annually for Indemnity and domestic needs. He says the tax scheme will burden Germany for a century and is unworkable for the government.
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Wirth
Karl Helferrich
Hohenzollern
Germany
Dr. Helferrich
Half Billion for Railroads in Postwar Payments
Secretary Melon said the United States will owe about 500 million dollars to American railroads after wartime government control. The sum covers claims and other payments due beyond already appropriated guarantees and reimbursements.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Senate considers bonus amid complaints from veterans
Complaints pour into a Senate special committee as lawmakers debate compensation for World War I veterans. Dr. Salmon reports 400 personal crisis cases in New York last year. critics accuse hospitals and officials of mismanagement while the House pushes for a cash bonus. Mellon opposes, Fordney supports fast action despite limited committee backing.
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New York
Washington
Marx Starta
Salmon
American Legion
A. FE. Fs
New York State
Judea Robert S. Marx
Cincinnati Superior Court
Congress
Public Health Service
McCumber
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Tariff politics open 1922 congressional campaign in Washington
The House opens a heavyweight tariff bill battle as Republicans and Democrats spar over the measure. Observers expect passage in three weeks amid insurgent backtracking and Senate doubts about enactment within nine months. In Kentucky, 20 moonshining defendants await trials in Sandy Hook jail as deputies seek 150 more bootleggers. soldiers guard the town and courtroom amid threats to officers involved in curbing home distilling. Hugh Sparks, key witness and brother of a war casualty, arrives to resume testimony.
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Senate
House
Sandy Hook
Kentucky
J. N. Greene
A. N. Frisco
Hugh Sparks
Sparks
van Sparks
Smiths Struggle to Track Each Other in Blue Ribbon Feature
Miss Mary Smith tells of a family difficulty as Elizabeth Jordan highlights a Blue Ribbon style piece about the Smiths and their challenges in keeping track of one another.
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Miss Mary Smith By
Elizabeth Jordan
Negotiations Denied On Vatican Quirinal Ties
July 7 reports of Vatican Quirinal negotiations for restoring diplomatic relations were officially denied. Also denied was a plan for Pope Benedict to leave the Vatican to witness Pope Leo XIII's body removal from Saint Peter's to St. John Lateran. Ad notices for piano, health ad, and optical services accompany the item.
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Quirial
Pope Benedict
Pope Leo's XIII
Saint Peter's
St. John Lateran
Mystery sea craft sighting sparks Atlantic warning
Government wireless stations along the Atlantic coast warned vessels to watch for a mysterious craft that may yield clues to the fate of vanished ships. A Munson Line report from Baltimore said the craft neared the steamer Munalbro about 300 miles east of Philadelphia, ignored signals, then disappeared into darkness with veiled lights.
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Atlantic
Munson Line
Baltimore
Munalbro
Philadelphia
Eight Shops Are Closed By Heat
Chicago reports an intense heat wave forces Crane company to close eight shops and foundries leaving 6,000 workers on vacation. Officials attribute multiple deaths and many prostrations to the heat while parks fill with sleepers as authorities monitor the scene.
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Chicago
J. R. Berryman
Lake Michigan
Wartime Anglo Japanese alliance blocks disarmament push
Washington officials say disarmament hinges on the Anglo Japanese pact. A renewal in current form could impede U S leadership in a wide weapon reduction. The Creat Italia Japan alliance also complicates efforts, with President Harding facing slow progress.
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Wasitington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Creat
Harding
Timken Fined for Speeding in Local Court
Timken appeared with three others in Judge Bowman's court for speed violations. Pleas guilty led to $15 fines plus costs after a charge of exceeding the legal limit on Tuscanawassto Wednesday night. It was his first offense, court attaches said.
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Timken
Love Queen in Court Case Ties Wealth to Professor Lover
Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber, on trial for murder, is declared by medium May Wade to have sought spirits to kill her husband Daniel Kaber for wealth and a college professor lover. The séance ends with the judge ruling out spirits as Wade touts physical tricks. The testimony reveals plans to share a $50,000 life policy and alleges a wealthy professor lover as motive.
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N.S
Court House
Cleveland
Catherine Eva Kaber
May J. Wade
Daniel Kaber
Smith College
Kaber
Bennon
Khl
McArdie
Ban Placed On Bobbed Locks
Hartford July 7 The Aetna Insurance president F K Daniela announced a mandate banning artificial blondes or bobbed hair for employees nationwide and requiring current workers to revert to natural styles quickly. He called artificial blonde hair a sign of light headedness. Also notes Odd Fellows lodge meeting July 9 at Nimisila with degrees and refreshments, and Moose Funeral Notice for Brother Sehliff.
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Conn
F. K. Daniela
Aetna Insurance Company
Daniels
Odd Fellows
Nimisila Lodge
Hartford preacher attacks dress and hair styles
In Hartford July 7 a local minister denounces short skirts and blondes as signs of moral laxity saying bare legs and blond hair should be eliminated. The remark sparked controversy as notes of office hostility appear in a fragmented column. A special meeting of the Aultman Hospital Alumni is advertised for tonight with members urged to attend.
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D. J. Jaxheimer
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