Britain Reparation Note Sees French Conditions on Ruhr
Foreign office reports indicate France rejects Britain on Ruhr occupation and reparations while opening talks. Paris may send separate replies with questions to Baldwin. Belgian response seen as more favorable though not fully aligned. Industrialists press for quick settlement, amid threats of a political crisis and admiralty tensions over defense control.
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London
Great Britain
Ruhr
France
Foreign Office
Poincare
Lord Curzon
George
Baldwin
England
Paris
Maerial
Germany
Brussels
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Imperial Defence Committee
Curzon Seeks French Reply On Reparations
Paris July 28 Ford Curzon British foreign minister has asked France to answer the reparations note by early next week. France will reply after Belgium reviews it. Andrew Mellon arrives in Paris and may meet Premier Poincare to discuss prohibition, not reparations, amid French opposition to U.S. intervention.
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Paris
Ford Curzon
France
Foreign Office
Belgium
Lord Curzon
London
Andrew W. Mellon
American Treasury
Crillon
Mellon
Poincare
Steel Company Sued Over Electric Crane Accident
Robert Allen of 1062 Mahoning road NE filed a $35,000 common pleas suit against The Superior Sheet Steel Co. after a crane on the company’s building injured him October 25, 1921. Allen, unable to work since, alleges the crane operated without regard for worker safety. Attorney John Ruffalo represents Allen.
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Common Pleas
Robert Allen
Mahoning-rd NE
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Allen
John Ruffalo
Strong But Always Victim Of His Wife
Youngstown July 28 Gust Lessie 23 year old Hercules sues for divorce claiming his wife Lola left him four times and returned each time. He says she is not faithful yet vows to give her another chance if she promises to stay.
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Youngstown
Gunt Lessie
Hercules
Lola
Gust
Taft Albaugh Laws 10 Vote Planned in Fall Referendum
Referendum on Taft and Albaugh laws set for November after petitions filed with Secretary of State Thad H Brown. Taft measure garners 112000 signatures opposing Albaugh with 111000. both meet constitutional threshold. Major cities contributed, with $3000 from Charles L Knight of Akron.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Thad H. Brown
C. C. Crabbe
Albaugh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Canton
Youngstown
Springfield
Sandusky
Marietta
John E. McCrehen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
W. W. Durbin
Governor's Office
Uniform Tax League
Charles L Knight
Cornstalk Brigade
John H. Chester
Paulding County
Seven Injured In Bus Mishap In Bedford Stop
Seven persons were injured when an Akron Bedford and Cleveland bus skidded on a wet pavement at Stop 25 Bedford and turned over. The driver and three passengers were unhurt. Injured include J W Townsend Akron Mrs S J Rich and son 8 Cleveland J L Alter Cleveland W F Adams Cleveland W B Nevins address unknown Nevins suffered internal injuries. Simpson was the driver.
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Cleveland
Akron-Bedford and
Bedford
J. W. Townsend
Akron
S. J. Richand Son
J. L. Alter
W. F. Adams
W. B. Nevins
Nevins
J. H. Simpson
Progressives Hesitate to Divorce from G O P Over 1924
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin signals a cooling of plans for a third party. He denounces the Harding administration as reactionary and says it is too early to judge the national impact of a possible progressive movement. The agricultural revolt fuels hopes, but party divisions persist.
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Washington
Middle West
Harding
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Congress
LaFollette
Dempsey Firpo Bout Arranged In New York
Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion will defend his title against Luis Angel Firpo on Friday night September 14 at the Polo Grounds. Promoter Tex Rickard announced the 15 round bout with tickets from 3 to 25 dollars. Dempsey will train in Saratoga Springs, while Firpo tours the Midwest.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
Tex Rickard
Polo Grounds
Rickard
Dempsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Firpo
Middle West
Force account for road work in Sugarcreek area stalled
Trustees of Sugarcreek township were asked by county commissioners to immediately provide 4000 for the Justus cutoff on Massillon Cover road. The rough slag covered cut has delayed paving planned with 6000 from the county and 4000 from the township. Work to proceed by force account under George Davidson.
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Sugarcreek-two
Justus
Massillon-Cover
George Davidson
Patrolman William King Suspended for Five Days
Patrolman William King suspended for five days for neglect of duty after a woman escaped following her arrest Friday afternoon when police found a barrel of illicit whisky in the back yard of her Blecker Place Northeast home. Police Chief Lengel announced the action on Saturday.
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William King
Lengel
King
Bleckerpl NE
Million homeless in Anhwei flood shocks Yangtse region
A Shanghai dispatch reports a flood in Anhwei along the Yangtse river has left about one million people homeless with heavy loss of life and property damage. Local relief efforts and provincial authorities are confronting the disaster.
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London
Anhwei
China
Yang-Tse-Kiang
Shanghai
Coal Conference Ends in Failure in Atlantic City
Negotiations between operators and miners collapse over union recognition. A Washington intervention is sought to avert a Sept. 1 strike in the anthracite fields as John L. Lewis remains the lone major figure in the talks.
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Atlantic City
Washington
Federal Coal Commission
D. Warriner
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Harding 10 Fight Alaska's Battle En Route With President
President Harding travels to Yosemite National Park with Alaska policy shaping a push for settlement and investment in the far north. A Seattle report marks the opening salvo of a broader campaign to invite American capital to develop Alaska while guarding against outright sale for exploitation. The New York address will stress Alaska's resources and vast potential.
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Harding
Yosemite National Park
Seattle
New York
Center of World Finance
United States
Mississippi
Alaska
Mine Accidents Mount at Dillon Mine
Coroner Hardesty heard testimony that 11 minor accidents occurred at the Dillon mine near Lafferty within a week after the death of Marco Orlich. He noted the pattern that a fatality is often followed by more accidents in a short period.
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New Lafferty
Dillon Mine
Hardesty
Marco Orlich
State utilities panel rejects B&O coal car order reversal
Columbus July 28. The state utilities commission denied the Baltimore and Ohio railroad’s request to rescind its order requiring the railroad to provide a prorated number of coal cars to wagon mine operators.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Law's Hat Off Spurs Juvenile Court Action in Ohio
In Elyria Ohio a Ford driven gang clashed with a Cadillac. G Bechtel rode on the running board and knocked off Sheriff Underhill's hat. Bechtel is held for a juvenile court and Gordon White, Ford driver, faces speeding charges.
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Elyria, O
G. Bechtel
Sheriff Underhill
Bechtel
Gordon White
Ford
Lineman Injured After 20 Foot Fall Near Akron
John Morris, 31, of Akron and Ohio Bell Telephone lineman, sprained back and right arm when he fell 20 feet from a pole between Akron and North Canton. He was taken to Aultman hospital annex and was reported improved Saturday.
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John Morris
Akron
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
North Canton
Aultman Hospital Annex
Beach City divorce case ends with missing boy found
Mrs Hazel Hooten, a Beach City divorcee, wins in her bid for the return of her 3 year old son Hays Robert after his father Morris Howoten abducted him to a cabin in the Tennessee mountains. A Tennessee court set aside a prior Ohio divorce decree, leaving Hooten legally married there but divorced in Ohio. Governor Austin Peay figures in the unfolding drama.
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Hazel Hooten
Beach City
Hayes Robert Hooten
Morris S. Hooten
Tennessee
Hays Robert
Tennessee Mountains
Hooten
Morris Howoten
Lebanon
Tenn
Ohio
Mra
Men Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated in Hartville
Two men faced charges Friday as sheriffs deputies arrested Warren Batley and George Axe for intoxicated driving. Batley fought deputies. both were jailed. Bailey fined $50 with 20 days in the workhouse. Axe fined $25. Hershberger arrested after his car struck a vehicle on Louisville road, fined $25 with property damage noted.
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Sheriff's Office
Warren Batley
Hartville
Grant Kirk
Clay Richter
George Axe
Bailey
Axe
A. B. Correll
Charles E. Hershberger
C. M. Dieterick
Harvey Miller
Louisville Rd
William Gosenbaugh
Hershberger
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
The Weather Bureau predicts temperatures near seasonal averages for the coming week across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes area. Expect generally fair weather with a chance of widely scattered thunder showers.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Alligator Snatches Boy In Ohio Creek
Three bare legged youngsters wading in a creek near Athens Ohio were startled when a baby alligator grabbed one. Ohio University biologists confirmed the incident and did not explain how the reptile came to be in the creek.
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Athens
Here
Ohio University
Two burned in sewer gas explosion in Elyria
Albert Haswell and Harry Stilwell were hospitalized with burns after Stilwell lit a match while working in a manhole on July 28. The blast demolished the building over the manhole in Lorain.
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Elyria
Albert Haswell
Harry Stilwell
Stilwell
Lorain
Officials deny German throne restoration by ex-emperor and prince
Berlin July 28. Defense Minister Gensler and Prussian Interior Minister Severing dismiss reports of a bid by the former emperor or the ex-crown prince to return to Germany to reclaim the throne. They say such an attempt is impossible and would worsen internal tensions. Dutch authorities would block exit plans.
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Berlin
Germany
Defense Gensler
Herr Severing
Prussia
Herr Geassler
Williams
Holland
Ile
William
Republic
Whitfield Trial Opens With Jury Guarded
Cleveland July 28 With court closed and a guarded jury the Whitfield murder trial moves slowly as testimony resumes Monday morning. State witnesses will detail Griffin's duties and arrest on May 11 and allege Whitfield used his weapon to kill the patrolman.
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Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Marie Agnes Price
Whitfield
Madison
Wis
East 94Th-St
P. A. Hammond
Griffin
Dewey Briggs
Chicago
Chile
al Felty
Pettiboneld
Detroit
Nation's League adviser not dictator says America would join if name changed
Senator William B. McKinley of Illinois argues that changing the League of Nations name would persuade the United States to join. He says the league is an advisory body of experts, not an authority, and action requires unanimous consent from member governments.
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McKinley
Illinois
America
David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Geneva
Willliam B. McKinley
Ilinois
League of Nations
International Organization
League
Congress
United States
Four Cincinnati Grocery Thefts Charged to Employees
The Kroger Company reports nearly $3,000 in missing goods and alleges four employees smuggled items from warehouses and trucks without records. Warranted suspects named include Wm. McConley of Lawrenceburg Indiana Samuel Pogue Emil Greiman and William Wallace of Cincinnati. The thefts are said to have continued for several months according to detectives.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Wm. McConley
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Samuel Pogue
Emil Greiman
William Wallace
Treasure box hoax ends with dead cat reveal
Akron officers respond to a digger who claimed to found a treasure box. The box was opened and a guard stands over it but police report the treasure was a dead cat, debunking the treasure hunt.
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Akron
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