Administration at Bay on Liquor Problems
Allied nations ignore Hughes twelve mile plan as officials concede the solution rests with Congress. Administration doubts extension of territorial waters is feasible and notes opposition from Britain and other powers. Congress may amend dry laws but may face foreign shipping restrictions if allies withhold cooperation in curbing rum running.
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Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
Congress
Sterling
South Dakota
United States
Erban
Supreme Court
Hospital Call Provokes False Alarm in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, July 18, a mysterious telephone call claimed Bernard S Wendall was injured in a crash and at General Hospital. Mrs. Wendall rushed to the hospital but her husband was not there. Earlier, June 25, Anna Marie Bedinger, 88, received a similar call and vanished since.
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Cincinnati
Bernard S. Wendall
General Hospital
Wendall
Anna Marie Bedinger
Train Hits Auto. Three Dead Near Freehold Crossing
In Freehold New Jersey on July 18 a westbound freight train struck an automobile at a grade crossing. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Curtis and George K. Stevens. Mrs. Curtis, 65, was driving the car when the collision occurred.
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Freehold
M. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gead
Curtis
George Kl. Stevens
Stellhorn Named Columbus Chief State Construction Engineer
Major Adolph Stellhorn of Columbus was named chief state construction engineer by Highway Director Boulay. A. W. Zesiger of Cleveland was named chief of the bureau of bridges, formerly bridge engineer in the Cuyahoga County Surveyor’s office.
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Columbus
Adolph Stellhorn
Boulay
A. W. Zesiger
Cleveland
Bureau of Bridges
Zesiger
Cuyahoga County Surveyora
Maughan Again Delayed On Coast-to-Coast Flight
Garden City July 18. Lieutenant Russell R P Maughan of the army air forces again postponed his coast-to-coast flight as his Curtiss plane remained at the Curtiss plant for repairs. A gas line leak forces complete retuning of the Curtiss engine and may push the start back another week.
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Garden City
L. N
Curtiss
Russell RP. Maughan
Army Airman
Maughan
Forge Co Buys Defunct Plant In Bankruptcy Sale
The Hydro Forge Co Alliance buys the Louisville Sheet Steel Co for 70000 in a bankruptcy sale approved by creditors Judge Celsus Pomerene. Payment plan includes 10000 now 30000 by Oct 1 and 30000 on Jan 2 1924 with full title only after final payment. The plant on Canton Louisville Rd will reopen with new machinery and hundreds of workers once payments are complete.
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Louisville Sheet Steel Co
Hydro-Forge, Co
Alliance
Celsus Pomerene
Louisville
Canton-Louisville-rd
Hydro-Forge Co
Pennsylvania Capital
Canton Capital
Maryland Case Has New Angle
Frederick Maryland July 18 The mystery of Mrs Grace Kepners killing June 18 deepens as State s Attorney Aaron R Anders says he will question another girl about relations with B Evard Kepner husband of the dead woman Demands for a grand jury probe continue and citizens may petition Governor Ritchie if no inquiry is ordered by Kepner himself
Liquor Arrest for Julius Line Over 50 Gallon Still Found
Julius Line living south of Beach City was charged with manufacture of liquor after a Tuesday arrest by Sheriff Kirk and Deputies Thorn and Gibson. A 50 gallon still stood unused but evidence of prior use included mash and a small amount of finished product.
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Julius Line
Beach City
Kirk
Thorn
Gibson
CINCINNATI ANGLE IN BUSHNELL BLACKMAIL CASE
Federal agents explore a new Cincinnati angle in the John L. Bushnell blackmail plot as a Springfield banker and associates face accusations. A prominent Cincinnati business man is reportedly involved while Don Osborn and Rose Putnam deny guilt, claiming they were duped by two fugitives.
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Cincinnati
H. E. Man J
Louisiana
Bushnell
Springfield
Miss Rose Putnam
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Miss Putnam
Don Osborn
Osborn
Montgomery County
Troy
Britain Formulates New Reparations Plan For Germany
Lord Curzon to brief German ambassador on a concise British note proposing an international commission to fix Germany’s indemnity with safeguards for France. Britain weighs passive Ruhr resistance and possible concessions from Paris amid cabinet delays and French pressure.
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London
Lord Curzon
Herr Ssthamer
France
England
Belgium
Paris
Baldwin
Rome
Brussels
Great Britain
Ruhr
Rhur
Berry pickers fight ends with a stabbing in Cleveland
John Ustasinski, 11, was stabbed in the back during a berry picking trip. The weapon was wielded by a boy companion after a quarrel. The wound is not considered serious.
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Cleveland
John Ustasinski
Four men charged after calling flag a hell of a flag
In Columbus on July 18 affidavits say four outdoor orators used language referring to the American flag as a hell of a flag. HW. Townaley E. Hi. Cornwell George Neiswander and Karl Paull were dismissed on breach of peace charges but rearrested for discrediting the flag.
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Columbus
HW. PF. Townaley
E. Hi. Cornwell
George Neiswander
Karl FE. Paull
Harding’s Western Arid Lands Stand Sparks Hope
President Harding signals support for extended reclamation acknowledging it as a government investment. Western Republicans led by Senator McNary praise his stance though critics say he has yet to advance reclamation using his authority.
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Charles E. Morris
Daily News Bureau
Post
Washington
Senator McNary
Oregon
Harding
Congress
Mr. Harding
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chief Lengel At Convention In Ohio
Police Chief 8 S A Lengel and Captain Ed Swope attended the 28rd annual convention of the Ohio Police Association in Youngstown. James Watkins of Youngstown heads the gathering with delegates and families hosted by a committee led by Mrs. Watkins.
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S. A. Lengel
Ed Swope
Youngstown
Ohio Police Association
James Watkins
State Association
Watkins
Fred Kohler
Jacob Graut
Cleveland
Navy Plans for St Louis Air Races
The Navy Department announced plans for participation in three international air races at St. Louis October 1 2 and 3. Navy pilots will compete in the Pulitzer Trophy race October 3 the Liberty Engine Builder's Trophy race October 1 and the Merchants Exchange of St Louis Trophy race October 8.
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Washington
St. Louis
Navy Department
Navy
Merchants Exchange of St. Louis
City contracts fund $96,000 street work and sewer bids rejected
The board of control awarded four street improvement contracts totaling $96,000 to Burd Construction Co. for Windfield Way NE and Orchard Ave NE and to Garaux Brothers Co. for Arlington Ave NW. C. B. Reed, Canton, won sidewalks and curbs on Mecgroy NW. Bids for sanitary sewers Watson Pi SE and 15th St NE were rejected as excessive. Mayor Curtis said the program will progress as finances permit and may extend to additional streets and sewer work this year.
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Arlington-av NW
Tusest
Thst
Garaux Brothers Co
Canton
Burd Construction Co
Orchard Av NE
Tuscst
6Th-St NE
Mecregoray NW
12Th-St NW
14Thst NW
S. Reed
Watson Pi SE
15Th-St NE
Curtis
4Th St NW
Lawnav NW
Wertz-av NW
Rosewood-p NW
Market-av S
Pennsylvania Railroad
13Th-St SE
Family Robbery Wakes Woman as Intruders Enter Home
In Cincinnati on July 18, two Black robbers entered the home of 42 year old Anna Mulhollan while her husband and children slept. They bound and gagged her and stole $18 after she hurled an iron at them but missed.
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Cincinnati
Anna Mulhollan
Farmers Tap Federal Loan Doors as Ohio Banks Prosper
Ohio farmers increasingly borrow from local farm and loan systems, with four joint stock land banks active in the state. Dayton’s bank is largest with assets of 2,631,279.09 as of March 31, followed by the Ohio Pennsylvania bank at Cleveland at 1,334,777.41 and the First Joint Stock Land Bank of Cleveland at 1,? million. The Reserve System helps small banks avoid ruin as loans rise across Cleveland Cincinnati and Dayton.
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Washington
Ohio
Loral
Elmer Landes
Wooster
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Landes
Dayton Bank
Ohio-Pennsylvania Bank At
First
Joint Stock Land Bank of
Progressive group eyes tax relief as Johnson joins drive
A new revenue plan outlined by the Progressive bloc in Congress aims to shift tax burden from the poor to the rich via broader exemptions cuts. Magnus Johnson's Minnesota senate victory strengthens a Progressive-Democratic alliance, threatening Republican resistance and signaling a push to close loopholes that exempt securities from federal taxes.
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Congress
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
Knute Nelson
Johnson
Senate
la Follette
Farmer
Harding
President plans rest at Seward during Alaska layover
President Harding, returning from an Interior trip aboard the Henderson, plans a rest day in Seward with potential fishing. Secretary Hoover will use the layover to catch up on Alaska grievances over departmental administration. Locals joke a fish dinner might be his only hope for a feast.
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George R. Holmes
U. N.S
Seward
Alaska
Henderson
Harding
Hoover
Anchorage
Klan Replevin Case Postponed to July 25
The local Ku Klux Klan branch’ s replevin suit against the Lincoln fraternity and Alfred F Hieronimous Jr was postponed from Thursday due to a picaic by the Starkeo Bar Association The trial date is now July 25 at 1 pm. The Klan seeks possession of office equipment and a Klan member alleged to be unlawfully held by the defendants.
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Ku Klux Klan
Lincoln Fraternity
Alfred F. Hieronimous, Jr
A. B. Correll
Starkeo Bar Association
Klan
Produce wagon hit leaves gardener dead in Steubenville
Steubenville on July 18 Stanley Kurinski 36 a gardener was killed when his produce wagon was struck by a traction car on a steep incline. The horse was injured and the wagon smashed as the car left the track narrowly avoiding more injuries.
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Steubenville, O
Stanley Kurinski
Kurunski
Wheat Prices Hit Decade Low in Market Dip
Wheat prices fell to new lows on Wednesday with No 1 new wheat at 84 cents per bushel and No 2 at 88 cents. Old wheat declined further as No 1 at 97 cents No 2 at 95 cents and No 3 at 1 dollar.
Paroles Granted In Ohio Exceed Sixty Percent
Columbus Ohio July 18 64 percent of parole applicants received release last year from the Ohio penal institutions The State Board of Pardons and Paroles final report shows 1803 parolees from the penitentiary 176 from the Woman's Reformatory Marysville and 11485 from the Mansfield Reformatory.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Woman's Reformatory
Marysville
Mansfield Reformatory
Stark County Lawyers Club Outing at Congress Lake
Members of the Stark County Bar Association plan their annual outing at Congress Lake on Thursday. Morning features a baseball game between married and single men. Dinner at 12 30, then a brief business session and officer elections. Afternoon offers golf horseshoe pitching tennis swimming and a tug of war with prizes in each event.
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Stark-co Bar Association
Congress Lake
Man Kills Three and Surrenders in Missouri Quarrel
In Waverly Missouri on July 18 William Plunkett eighty six shot and killed his wife the mother in law and the sister in law during a family quarrel. Plunkett surrendered after the killings.
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Quarre
Waverly
William Plunkett
Plunkett
Wild Man at 8 Won’t Stay Home
Richard Rightmtre eight, home briefly from Chicago and Toledo adventures, tried to board a freight car in Western hunting gear. He vanished again as police search for him, his mother seeking return to home life.
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Cleveland
Richard Rightmtre
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Toledo
Richard
Aussell Named New Member of Clemency Board
Price Russell of Wayne county is named Democratic member of Ohio’s new clemency board by Governor Donnelley. D. W. Williams of Jackson, a Republican and former governor nominee candidate, named as second member. Fred Croxton of Columbus named to the state public health council. Russell resumes duties with prior board experience and pledges careful consideration of cases.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr Building
Columbus
D. W. Williams
Jackson
Repub- Mean
State Board of Clemency
Williams
Jackeson Standard-Journal
Cardiff
Wales
Fred
Croxton
State Publica Health Council
Russell
A. F E. McKee
Cox
Harry le Davis
Board of Pardons and Parole
Utility heads to work here on Canton service probe
State public utilities commission will visit Canton August 5 to plan improvements in telephone service. Inspectors will also go to Akron to review property valuation for proposed unified service and Canton area. The probe may extend to Alliance and other Stark county towns as Canton Chamber of Commerce prompted the inquiry. Public hearing on increased Ohio Bell rates was postponed to July 25 at the city’s request.
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Canton
State Public Utilities Commission
Dispatch
Columbus
State Commission
Akron
Alliance
Stark Co
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
James E. Kinnison
Near East Peace Treaty to Be Signed in Lausanne
The Near East peace treaty will be signed in Lausanne on July 34, as announced by the French Foreign Office today.
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Paris
Lausanne
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Louisville Sheet Steel
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Dayton, CO
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Board of Control
Windfield Way
Belden-av
Graceau NE
Charles BH
Morris Daily News Bureau
Post Building
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Stark Bar Association
Steubenville
State Pardon Board
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Wayne-Co
J. W. Fisher
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