Four-Power Pact Seen as Key to World Peace
Senator Underwood defends the four-power treaty as the real safeguard of peace, arguing it limits armaments and safeguards China's sovereignty. He warns that scrapping battleships or naval holidays would not secure peace, while ratification would reduce war risks and foster arbitration over force.
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Washington
Underwood
Senate
China
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Sherwood
Yoemen Discuss $15 Million Children's Home Location
A. N. Farmer for the Motherhood of American Yoemen met with Chamber of Commerce leaders to discuss locating a $15,000,000 children s home in the United States. He said nearly every state bids, Ohio has a chance, and 1,500 to 2,500 acres will be needed for a healthful, scenic site with railroad access. He will speak at Schlabach's hall Saturday at seven on The Children s Home.
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A. N. Farmer
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Farmer
Union
Ohio
Yeemen
America
Schlabach’s Hall
Weather Outlook Cold in Ohio With East Tonight
The Weather forecast notes colder conditions across Ohio tonight with the east portion dipping further. Temperature readings are given for 9 pm yesterday and 7 am today, with a high and low expected later. An ad offers free baby photographs after opening a savings account at The First Trust and Savings Bank and includes a baby book incentive. A Horseshoe Pitchers meeting is announced for Sunday at 9:90 am at Schwitzgable Plumbing Shop, 1132 Cleve. S. Call Oil Claypool, president.
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Schwitzgable Plumbing Shop
Cleve
S. Call Oil Claypool
Adv
Sheriff’s Got Dog Who Wants Him
A girl delivers a large yellow dog to the sheriff’s office saying the animal came to their house and won’t leave. The dog sits under a desk as staffers try to socialize him, while officials consider what to do with the friendly animal.
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Sheriff's
Sheriff's Office
Kirk
Stark County Officials Favor Death Penalty Retention
Stark County officials support keeping the death penalty for extreme homicide, aligning with Governor Davis who seeks to abolish capital punishment. Proposals to limit or redefine the punishment face prior defeat in Ohio voters. Local officials and prosecutors defend the current law citing deterrence and justice, while noting few executions in the past decade.
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Davis
Stark Co
Debts Denied In Cross Petition In Ohio Suit
S. F. German of East Sparta answers and cross petitions against James J. Carns denying any debt and seeks $3784.94 for cattle sale settlements. Attorneys Homer V. Briggle and Charles R. Raedel. Ettore Penna sues Tony Vitti for $886.65 on a note. Pomerene Ambler & Pomerene represent. Cee-Bee Clothing Co. Cleveland seeks $455 against H. A. Blumberg Co. Cleveland. Harry Nusbaum files petition.
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S. F. German
East Sparta
James J. Carns
Cross
Homer _V. Briggle
Charles R. Raedel
Ettore Penna
Tony Vitti
Pomerene, Ambler & Pomerene
Cee-Bee Clothing Co
Cleveland
H. A. Blumberg Co
Harry Nusbaum
Woman Dies After Illegal Operation Accused Toledo Doctor
Mrs Esther Teague 17 of Indianapolis died after an illegal operation at Robinwood hospital. She implicated a Toledo doctor in a death bed statement. The case marks a fourteenth day of similar fatalities blamed on unclean instruments. The physician is indicted on related charges and held on $10000 bond awaiting trial. The item also advertises a singing service at First A B Evangelistic and a sermon on The Unpardonable Sin.
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Toledo
Maroh
Esther Teague
Indianapolis
Robinwood Hospital
Mysterious killing of Brunen linked to bandits and a famed director
Riverside New Jersey reports the murder of John Brunen, friend of slain director William Desmond Taylor. Investigators describe three bandits seen near the home and a prior 1920 burglary at the Brunen residence. A citywide alert searches for a short, dark man with a peculiar nose and two companions.
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Riverside
N. J
John Theodore Lounen
Win
Desmond Taylor
Brunen
Obenchain
Sheriff Transfers Unclaimed Funds
Sheriff Cathon turned over 1124.90 in unclaimed settlement funds to the county treasury. Advertisement for claimants failed. Funds may be collected by those owed and revert to the county fund if unclaimed after years. Named: Parley and Eva Augustine 23.46. Harold Phillips 28756.00. Eftima Russ 220.34. John Russ 220.34. S. G. and Carrie Harrison 382.34.
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Cathon
Parley
Eva Augustine
Harold Phillips
Eftima Russ
John Russ
S. G
Carrie Harrison
Settlement Reached at Limerick Evacuations Ordered
A despatch states rebels will evacuate the barracks and leave Limerick. In Belfast, two shootings at daybreak raise tensions as a Ulster cabinet meeting is convened to address the unrest.
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London
Limerick
Belfast
Ulster Cabinet
Want Ads Notice for Sunday Issue
Want ads for Sunday's Daily News accepted until 9 tonight. Call 3500 and ask for Classified to place your ad. Quick, sure, convenient way to fill a want.
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The
Daily News
Sunday Daily News
Burglary and Robbery Incidents Reported in Brownsville Area
John Reel awakened in his Sixth Street NW apartment to find an intruder. The thief fled, Reel pursued but lost the man. The Kushman suite was ransacked while empty. Entry was by breaking a rear window and unlocking from inside. Nearby, bandits robbed an Interurban car near Brownsville, taking $20,000. Elmer Tl, a coal company officer, was shot. Thieves escaped in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reel
Sixth-st NW
Reel
Neel
P. J. Kushman
Ohio Merchandise Co
Second-st SE
Brownsville
Westbern Traction Company
Here
W. J. Rainey Coal Company
Allison
Elmer Tl
Coal Company
Suspended Sentence Given In Two Local Cases
Alfred Hamilton pleaded guilty to failure to support his mother and was sentenced by Judge Kirchbaum to one year in the workhouse with the sentence suspended on condition he provide for her and not leave the county without consent. Henry Morris pleaded guilty to pointing firearms and received three months in the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hamilton
Kirchbaum
Henry Morris
Large family saves junkman from jail
Dick Buckies a junk dealer on 21st st SW received a suspended six month workhouse sentence from Juvenile Judge Abe Saturday for encouraging three boys to steal pig iron from Canton Bridge Co and sell it to Buckus for 25 cents per 190 pound load The judge credited the large family dependent on Buckus for support for saving him from jail.
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Dick Buckies
21St Stsw
Abe
Canton Bridge Co
Buckus
Ake
Plan clears parcel post depot in Cincinnati
Cincinnati March 11 Construction of a large parcel post depot costing about 1 240 900 will start immediately by the government. The building will be across from Union Station and serve as a clearing house for parcel post packages moving into and out of Middle Western cities.
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Cincinnati
Union Station
Union Painters Agree To 80 Cent Hour After March First
Union No 206 of Painters votes to work for 80c an hour after March 1 1922 though scale remains at 9c until May 1 1922 Local 206 Adv Free Band Concert by Thayer Military Band this Sunday at 3 o clock Baby Savings program from First Trust Savings bank offering silver plated bank upon opening account Trinity U E church to hold combined Sunday School and church services Evangelist Neighbour to speak tomorrow morning continuous services 9 to 11
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Union No. 206
Local No
Thayer Military Band
Courtney Free
First Trust & Savings Bank
Trinity U. E
Neighbour
Ady
Electrical Storm Keeps Firemen On Jump All Night
Electrical storm causes six false alarms as wires shorted and insulation fell in the northwest and southeast city areas. Firemen rushed out repeatedly, but most calls were spurious sparks seen by residents.
Woman Sues For Death Of Husband
Roxie A. Snyder as widow and administratrix sues Harry P. Miller in common pleas court for 25000 in connection with her husband Thomas F. Snyder’s death after his truck allegedly blocked by an Alliance-Sebring road and a driver swerving to avoid collision, Snyder killed instantly. Hart and Koehler represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie A. Snyder
Thomas FE. Snyder
Common Pleas Court
Harry P. Miller
Snyder
Alliance-Sebringrd
Snydar
Hart & Koehler
Trustees seek court approval to move funds for roads
Lake Township trustees asked the pleas court Saturday for permission to transfer 3000 dollars to the road fund. They would take 1000 dollars each from the general ditch and poor funds, saying much road work is planned this season and the money is needed for the project.
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Lake
Ormmon Pleas Court
Daisy Mozingo Cleared in Wellsburg Murder Case
A coroner's jury acquitted Mrs. Daisy Mozingo in Wellsburg West Virginia in the murder death of Mrs. John Wellman. Wellman was killed when she knocked on the Mozingo home and a shot fired through the door ended her life.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Daisy Mozingo
John Wellman
Mozingo
No Change Planned In Bonus Bill As Presented
House Ways and Means chair Fordney announced no changes to the soldier bonus bill despite Treasury opposition and rumors of White House disapproval. Governor Harding told committee banks could handle loans on bonus certificates with existing reserves, not harming borrowers or bank profits. Full committee postponement to Monday will not delay House action.
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Washington
Maroh
Treasury
Harding
Fordney
House
Currency
Crissinger
Ilethinka
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Meany Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Serson
Full Ways and Means Committee
Court Gains On Year's Docket In Canton
Common pleas courts, led by assignment commissioner Flora Fetzer, report progress on a growing docket through dismissal of delayed prosecutions. Settled cases include Schneider vs Schneider and Carter vs Carter. divorces granted in several pairs. Zeigler Tire Co vs Harry Grove jury verdict favored the defendant. a $127.50 judgment against The Ideal Dairy Co. A note on bylaw amendments and community notices follows.
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Common Pleas
William Schneider
Lallina Schneider
Marietta Carter
Charles H. Carter
James FE. Dugan
Rose Dugan
W. R. Schneider
Frank L. Weirick
Edward White
B. F. James
Sam Berten
Cooperative League of America
Emma _ Dosch
City of Canton
Emmet J. Galbreath
Arthur W. Morris
Frank Lupson
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Beesie Clark
John Clark
Bessie M. Johnson
Frank KB. Johnson
Jessie Stinson
Whitney Stinson
Consigno Carselli
James Carselll
Mabel Uaeansweiler
Peter FE. Ransweiler
Janet Smith
Ileary Clay Smith
William Riley
Ideal Dairy Co
Zeigler Tire & Rubber Co
Harry Grove
Orders India To Preserve Peace
London reports the government moved to preserve peace in India after Mahatma Gandhi's arrest. No disturbances yet. Gandhi urged nonviolence with orderly discipline. In Dar Wednesday tribal clashes with Indian troops left 22 killed and 29 wounded. moderates gaining strength in nearby districts.
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London
India
Mahatma Ghandi
Ghandt
Motilal
Wage Conference Sought To Break Coal Deadlock
Washington reports court action may force soft coal operators to meet miners to set a new wage scale before April 1 1922 under the 1920 pact. Secretary Davis urges a conference, with officials hopeful no strike occurs as miners suspend work rather than strike while government fosters agreement.
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Davis
John Moore
Legislative Committee of the
United Mine Workers
Sec’s
Davis Moore
Washington
John JL. Lewis
Harding
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Presbyterians Soon Rally for $32000 Budget Drive
First Presbyterian church plans a Sunday canvass to raise 32000 for the coming year with 17000 for church expenses and 15000 for benevolences including two missionaries in Siam and China. More than 200 volunteers will begin at 2 pm, with women canvassing women and men visiting men.
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First Presbyterian Church
National Presbyterian
Mary, Niederhouser Beebe
Siam
Youngstown
Africa
Carmeron
Hudnut
Presbyterian Church
S. A
Suits to restrain stock transfer in Gilliam case
Co. A. Barden files suit against The Gilliam Manufacturing Co. to stop transfer of 10 Gilliam shares claiming brokers misrepresented ownership and collateral. Attorneys Fisher and McCuskey represent him. Also notes regular weekly water mains flushing and local advertisements for meals and events at Courtland Lletel and Fuchre Seetal tonight.
Receiver Appointed for Defiance Machine Works
Federal court in Toledo names KE H Hummer as receiver for the Defiance Machine Works, an older industry led by the Wettenring family. The firm, once a naval gun maker, faces debts amid a weak economy and related stock provisions. George P. Hahn named special master.
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Defiance
Federal Tudgee Killers
Toledo
KE. H. Hummer
Defiance Machine Works
Wettenring
Willys Corporation
George P. Hahn
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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U. B
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Trinity U
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Il. B, Obliger
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Eagles Dance Hall
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