Philippine cabinet quits after policy clash with Wood
Manila reports cabinet resignations signed after 48 hours of talks at Manuel Quezon's home. Quezon Roxas and others step down from the board of control risking loss of constitutional support for Governor General Leonard Wood. Reinstatement of Officer Conley remains disputed amid growing tensions.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Senate
Phillipino
Eugene A. Gilmore
Pubiic
Leonard Wood
Congress
Quezon
Roxas
House
Board of Control
Governor Wood
Fernandez
Wood
Conley
Jose Laurel
Mysterious K K K letter linked to Kepner death in Maryland
Frederick Maryland July 16 Washington police may be asked to probe a letter signed K K K received by Eleanor Houck sister of Grace Kepner. The letter threatens information about Mrs Kepner murder and bears a Washington postmark but a Frederick line inside. Authorities ponder handwriting match with a February missive regarding Cecelia kidnapping.
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Frederick
Washington
Frederick Co
Eleanor Houck
Grace Kepner
Here
Klan
Harrisburg
Anders
Glenn H. Worthington
Kepner
Charles Kahler
Baltimore
Berard Kepner
Maryland
Lulu Ricketts
Bevard Kepner
Demand 10 Take Enforcement Out of Politics Grows
The item notes rising calls to remove enforcement roles from political processes amid mixed Wet and Dry sentiment. It highlights state level considerations shaping who names employees and how neutrality is pursued.
British upset by Poincare Sunday speech
Premier Poincare's Sunday address sparked British concern over Anglo French unity on reparations. London urged calm as officials noted the speech was prepared before Baldwin's note and could not be a direct response.
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Poincéare
Poinecare
Seniis
France
Ruhr
Baldwin
London
Poincare
Paris
Heinrich Brauns
International
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
House of Commons
United States
Red Uprising in Germany Feared by Labor Head
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Heinrich Brauns German labor minister warns of a potential red uprising as the mark sinks and wages hinge on currency stability. He calls for a rapid readjustment of wages to avert chaos, citing food shortages and collapsing purchasing power as key factors threatening internal peace.
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Germany
Noth
Heinrich Brauns
Braung
I. N
Berlin
Heinkel Brauns
Cuno
German Republic
Dr. Brauna
Europe
Holland
Ruhr
Maughan Plans Second Flight by Midweek Start
Maughan's attempt from New York to San Francisco is delayed again due to mechanic repairs on his plane. He vows to depart by Wednesday at the earliest and hopes to fly between daylight and dark as soon as conditions permit.
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Mineola
N. Y
Russel Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Maughan
Diane
Extension of Liquor Limit Urged in Congress Debate
Washington July 16 Senator Sterling Republican of South Dakota said that if foreign nations do not agree to extend the American right of search and seizure from three to twelve miles the three mile limit for prohibition enforcement will be urged at the start of the 68th congress.
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Washington
State Department
Sterling
South Dakota
Auto theft reports filed by two residents
Carl Craig and William Zettler reported stolen cars to police on Monday. Craig said his vehicle was parked in front of his Market area home, while Zettler said his car was in front of Central high school. Edith Vincent reported two rocking chairs and a carpet taken from her front porch.
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Carl Craig
Market Ar N
William Zettler
Tuscarawasst
W. Craig
Zettler
Central High School
Edith Vincent
Third-st SE
Weather Favors G. O. P. Candidate
Clear and cool weather greeted early voters in Minnesota's special senatorial election. The weather is believed to favor Governor J. A. Preus by keeping Mangus Johnson’s farm supporters at work in the wheat fields.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Mangus Johnson
Minnesota 10 Name Senator in Today’s Election
Minnesota voters head to polls to choose a successor to the late Senator Knute Nelson. The race pits Republican Governor J A Q Preus against Mangus Johnson of the former labor party with farmers and rising prices shaping the outcome. Democratic leaders back Preus while progressives waver and some Lafollette followers shift to Johnson.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Minn
U S
Knute Nelson
J. A. Q. Preus
Mangus Johnson
Preus
Johnson
Carley
Republican Party
Robert M. Lafoliette
Wisconsin
Harding Heads Back Toward Coast From Fairbanks
President Harding begins southward travel from Fairbanks Alaska covering 150 miles from the Arctic Circle. The return trip will unfold over days by flivver river boat and train with the party split as Hoover and Work head to Anchorage for public hearings on grievances from Alaska business leaders.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Harding
Far North
Great Interior
Yukon River Territory
Richardson Trail
McCarty
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Anchorage
Manahan Reappointed Defiance County Schools Superintendent
William L. Manahan signs a two year contract as Defiance county schools superintendent at 3000 dollars yearly. He previously served one year and rejected a one year deal and any contract shorter than two years.
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Defiance
William L. Manahan
Defiance County
Manahan
Fewer marriage licenses in Mansfield county records
Mansfield D July 16 reports the open marriage season near ending with few licenses issued. Only five new licenses have been issued so far this month, following a record June in the county offices.
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Mansfield
Truck Crushes Alliance Woman at Company Shed
A woman identified as Mrs. James Massolin, 40, of Alliance, died after a truck backed onto her under a company shed at Alliance Beverage Co. Seven others were injured, including Frank Duda, 33, seriously, after separate crashes in Stark County. Duda, riding a motorcycle, was speeding on Canton Louisville Road when it collided with a car. four more people were hurt in a crash near McDonaldsville on Massillon Road. Two additional accidents left a man named Jones from Akron injured. Robert T. Dooin and others were killed or seriously injured in Cincinnati area crashes, raising the year total to 78 automobile fatalities in Hamilton County.
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Stark Co
James Massolin
Alliance
Frank Duda
Penn Pl
Massolin
Alliance Beverage Co
Masolin
T. H. Shorb
Canton-Louisville
Ed. Gibson
Duda
Mercy Hospital
McDonaldsville
Massillon
Jones
Akron
Cincinnati
Robert T. Dooin
Charles Feltman
Covington
Wm. McDermott
Bellevue
John Sellers
Ludlow
Dooin
Hamilton County
Stutz Shows Family Pride On Speed Run
Roy Stutz faced charges after traveling 46 mph on Canton Massillon Road. Deputies report others tied to the speed net include John Greenleaf S T Oswald J D Beadle and W L Fogle with speeds around 40 mph or more.
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Roy Stutz
Canton-Massilloard
Dieterich
John H. Greenleaf
S. T. Oswald
J. D. Beadle
W. L. Fogle
Insanity Charged in Bellaire Case
Joe Prazilinsky was arrested in Bellaire charged as insane. He told officers the K K K was on his trail and that an undertaker leading the Klansmen awaited him with a butcher knife. He shows no desire to leave jail.
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Bellaire, CO
Joe Prazilinsky
Farm Bureau district meetings set for dairy marketing
Farm Bureau district meetings on dairy marketing will be held in Jefferson on July 30 Canfield on July 31 St Clairsville on August 1 and Cadiz on August. The gatherings aim to discuss dairy marketing developments and concerns with local farmers.
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Columbus
Farm Bureau District
Jefferson
Canfield
St. Clairsville
Cadiz
Ohio to name officials. clemency board members to be paid
Columbus July 16. Governor Donahey will appoint a criminal identification director to earn 3300 dollars yearly. He will also name two members to the nonpaying clemency board, which replaces the old pardons and paroles board, plus appointees to the Ohio judicial council the building standards board and the Schoenbrun commission. The clemency board members will receive 4500 dollars annually.
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Columbus
Clemency Board
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ohio Judicial Council
Board of Building Standards
Schoenbrun Commission
Donahey
Nine Duke children sent to Belmont home in cleanup move
Martins Ferry Ohio July 16 nine children of Mr and Mrs Fred Duke were sent to Belmont County Children's Home to remain until their house is put in a sanitary and home like condition.
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Martins Ferry
Fred Duke
Belmont Co
Duke
Striking Brit ish Dock Workers Return to Posts
Striking British dock workers began returning to their posts today in London, with the strike appearing on the verge of collapse as employees resumed work and disruption eased.
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London
Nine Injured as New York Subway Collision Occurs
At 207th Street and Jerome Avenue two Interborough Rapid Transit trains collided in a rear end crash on an elevated open structure. Nine hurt, six sent to Fordham Hospital, others treated and released. one train empty, two cars demolished. motorman injured most seriously.
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New York
Interborough Rapi Transit Company
207Th St
Jeromeau
Fordham Hospital
Interborough Company
Goslings Spark Neighborhood Quarrel in Ohio Coal Settlement
In Yorkville Ohio a dispute erupted over two dead goslings described as premature ducks. One woman had another arrested on a charge of killing the goslings and the court took the case under advisement.
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Yorkville
Aged Woman Injured in Cherry Pick Fall
Mrs. Ephraham B. Monnett, 70, of Bucyrus Ohio, fell when a ladder slipped while picking cherries. She suffered a fractured ankle and badly bruised hip with lacerations. amputation may be necessary.
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Bucyrus, CO
Ephraham B. Monnett
Ketler Family Holds Sixth Reunion in Bowdil
Seventy five relatives and friends attended the Ketler family reunion at James Ketler's home in Bowdil on Saturday. After a noon dinner a varied program followed in the afternoon. The next reunion will be held in July at Alliance.
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Bowdil
Ketler
James Ketler
Alliance
Five Canton Ballots for Old Derrig
Five ballots for the Canton municipal primaries to be marked in Old Derrig County Carlo Ireland by the William E Melbourne family visiting the Emerald Isle. George F Schauf Stark co election board clerk mailed ballots Monday. Absentee voters may vote by mail or at the election board office Canton Daily News building third floor. Absentee polls close Aug 11.
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Canton
Old Derrig
County Carlo
Ireland
William E. Melbourne
Emerald Isle
George F. Schauf
Stark Co Election Board
Melbourne
County Board of Elections
Election Board
Canton Daily News
Patrolman Under Fire as Suspects Escape in City Incident
Patrolman Williams attempted to summon the wagon to take three suspects to headquarters when a shooter fired twice at him, missing. Two of the trio fled and Edward Victor was captured while the shooter eluded capture. Ike Malone pleaded not guilty to suspicion and faces trial Tuesday.
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Williams
Edward Victor
Ike Malone
Madison-ay SE
Millfield shopkeepers fined for selling lemon extract
Two Millfield storekeepers were fined 100 dollars each after admitting selling lemon extract for beverage use. A large number of odoriferous drunks in the community prompted complaints from residents.
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Glouster
Millfield
Plans approved for four new buildings at Defiance county fair
The Defiance county fair board approved plans to erect four new buildings and remodel another at the fair grounds in Hicksville. Five barns are to be built as part of the expansion.
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Defiance
Hicksville
County Fair Board
Mrs McDermott withdraws separation suit and begins divorce action
Mrs Miriam Nesbit McDermott, wife of actor Marc McDermott, filed for divorce in New York Supreme Court after withdrawing a 1922 Westchester separation suit. Alimony of 10000 yearly was sought. An arrest order and 5000 bond were in play last year amid a separate suit against vaudeville actress Stella Gilmore for alienation of affections.
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New York
Miiriam Nesbit McDermott
Marc McDermott
Supreme Court
Westchester County
McDermott
New Police Chief and Assistant Named in Pomeroy
Mayor Sauvage appoints Charles Rickets and Peter Gottfried both miners as chief of police and assistant in Pomeroy Ohio. They replace officers Harry Ohlinger and D H Moore who died in accidents in the past three weeks.
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Pomeroy, O
Sauvage
Charles Rickets
Peter Gottfried
Pomeroy
Harry Ohlinger
D. H. Moore
Columbus Priest Becomes Bishop in Covington Diocese
Monsignor Francis W. Howard of Holy Rosary Church Columbus was consecrated fifth bishop of the Covington diocese in a cathedral ceremony Covington Ky. Assisting were Archbishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati Bishop James J. Hartley of Columbus and Bishop John A. Floersch newly consecrated in Rome to oversee Catholics in Louisville jurisdiction.
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Covington
Francis W. Howard
Holy Rosary Church
Columbus
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
James J. Hartley
Howard
John A. Floersch
Rome
Louisville
Worker trampled as barn collapses in storm
Richard Skinner was severely bruised and cut when trampled by horses as the barn he worked in collapsed during a storm in O. Two other men escaped unharmed.
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Defiance. O
Richard Skinner
Boy Burned When Firecracker Explodes at Fourth
Max McClead found a leftover firecracker and lit it thinking it was a fizzing cracker. The blast severely burned his face and hands.
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Delaware, O
Max McClead
Lima State Hospital Farm Aims to Feed 936 Inmates
Dr Charles H Clark superintendent of the Lima State Hospital says 200 acres around the institution planted in grain and vegetables will likely supply the needs of its 936 inmates for next winter. Most acreage was planted and tended by trusties.
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Lima, O
Charles H. Clark
Lima State Hospital
Br. Clark
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