Lewis Sings Union Call as Mines to Close April First
New York March 18 All anthracite coal mines will close on April 1 affecting 155000 workers. John L Lewis and S D Warriner say a suspension will extend until a new agreement with operators is reached. Talks proceed with delay seen as delaying tactics by operators amid long drawn out discussions.
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New York
John L. Lewis
S. D. Warriner
Lewis
Phil Murray
Jett Lauck
Lauck
United Mine Workers of America
Fire causes $40,000 damage in Findlay building
Fire originating in an undetermined manner in the rear of the Central drug store caused $40,000 damage in the First National Bank building. The drug store owned by Welles B. Newton sustained $20,000 damage, the Knights of Pythias hall on the third floor $7,000, and second-floor offices were badly damaged. Water damaged the Western Union Telegraph office and the Findlay Daily Courier plant, with the telegraph company relocating to a railroad station and the newspaper printing at the Morning Republican plant.
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Findlay
Central Drug Store
First National Bank
Welles B. Newton
Knights of Pythias
Western Union
Findlay Daily Courier
Telegraph Company
Morning Republican
Weather Outlook Ohio Ahead of Weekend Warmth
Forecast notes rain in the southern half of Ohio and rain or sleet in the north with a warm front tonight. Sunday is expected to bring rain and higher temperatures with strong southeast and south winds. The notice also promotes a church event featuring Evangelist Neighbour and Chorister Stevick at Trinity U E Church Sunday night at 7 p m.
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Ohio
Evangelist Neighbour
Stevick
Trinity U. E
Man says wife was hypnotized into marriage
Nellie Udovin of Roxbury accuses George K Locpiatto of hypnotizing her to marry him and claims her family abducted her after a brief honeymoon. He sues for 50000 dollars for alienation of affections.
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Roxbury
Mass
George K. Locpiatto
Nellie Udovin
Locpiatto
Arrest Suspect in Taylor Case Spurs Police Probe
A man identified by a Santa Ana rancher as one of two who threatened ex officers in the Canadian expedition is questioned in Taylor murder. He reportedly was arrested at the Mexican border and handed to Los Angeles police as the search widens after a British officer’s letter about Taylor’s remark.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Santa Ana
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
William Desmond Taylor
London
Taylor
Seek Co Operation On Freight Rates
Columbus March 18 The state utilities commission postpones its May 9 hearing on agricultural freight rates following the Supreme Court ruling against state jurisdiction. In the interim conferences will be held with other state commissions and the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek a cooperative plan for adjusting interstate and intrastate rates.
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Columbus
U. S. Superme
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Receiver Receivership Fee Set At 7500 For C S McDowell
Attorney C S McDowell was granted a 7500 fee by the common pleas court for serving as receiver of The First Workingman's Loan and Building Society, placed in receivership two years ago. His final report shows assets of 54157.04, with 29877.50 converted to cash and distributed to creditors, one of the largest receiver fees in recent years.
Capitol Fire Briefs Guards East Entrance Blaze
A fire started by a discarded cigarette in a waste basket near the rotunda of the Capitol caused only slight damage. Six fire trucks arrived after a general alarm but chemi cal extinguishers quickly doused the blaze. The origin was under the main rotunda near the House of Representatives wing.
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Washington
Capitol
House of Representatives
Klan Demonstration Unfolds After False Paper Claim
In Wellsboro West Virginia on March 18 the Ku Klux Klan publicly revealed its presence with a 15 minute demonstration and a fireworks display following a local paper's claim there was no branch.
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Wellsboro
W. Va
Ku Klux Klan
Baby Savings Ad Promises Silver Bank for New Parents
An advertisement from The First Trust & Savings Bank promotes opening an account with eight dollars or more for Baby's Savings. It offers a silver plated bank to encourage saving for a newborn.
Four Cantonions Honored by Congress for Distinguished Service
Four Cantonions receive Distinguished Service Crosses for heroism overseas during the 1918 Montfaucon offensive. Albert L. Heehtl and three others from Company C, 146th Infantry, earned the honors. Hughes was posthumously cited after being killed in action. Lieutenant Harold W. Kenaston also cited. Citations recount acts of valor in France from Sept 26 to Oct 1, 1918.
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France
Congress
Canton
Albert L. Heehtl
146Th Infantry
Montfaucen
C. Floyd A. Hughes
Detention Home Favored in Canton Meeting
A Canton League of Women Voters session heard strong support for a juvenile detention home in Stark County. Miss Katherine Kennedy of the Ohio Institute for Public Efficiency urged the juvenile court to secure proper quarters, stressing that detained children must receive medical and mental exams, segregation by age and status, and must not be kept with adults. The talk cited Detroit as a model but cautioned against overbuilding and keeping stays short with ample recreation and work. (Continued on Page 3)
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Stark Ce
Canton League of Women Voters
Canton Woman's Club
League
Katherine Kennedy
Department of Child Welfare
Ohio Institute For Public Efficiency
Miss Kennedy
Kennedy
Detroit
Immigrant curbs urged by Lilian Russell after Europe tour
Lilian Russell declared Americans are being hoodwinked by European reports and urged a five year halt on all immigration. She called for stringent tests and said Congress must act now to protect American interests.
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Europe
Lillian Russell
Labor
James J. Davis
Miss Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Aquitania
Davis
Washington
America
Russell
Who Stole Those Bottles of Rum in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati agents recovered 450 half-pint bottles and 17 quarts of the Coon Hollow whiskey seized two years earlier from Middletown, stored in a revenue vault. On transfer to Columbus, about half the liquor had been emptied and water filled in, with tobacco juice added to some bottles to imitate whiskey.
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Revenue Office
Rick
Cincinnati Internal Revenue and Prohibition
Dayton
Middletown
Internal Revenue Office
Russell
Columbus
Middletown Revenue Office
Sewer Connection for North Canton Ten to Be Discussed
State health officials plus county commissioners Canton and North Canton officials meet to discuss creating a special sewer district to connect North Canton to Canton disposal works. Financing is the main hurdle as North Canton’s ability to pay is questioned and village limits the tax base.
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State Board of Health
County Board of Health
Canton
North Canton
West Creek
Howenstine
Davis Decision Sunday Will Declare Renomination Bid
Columbus March 18 That publicity of Governor Davis decision on seeking renomination will be released Sunday morning according to an official statement from the governor's office.
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Columbus
Davis
R. G. Witters Co Incorporation Announced in Columbus
The R. G. Witters Co incorporated with 150000 capital stock to engage in general contracting. Principal incorporators are R. G. Witters and J. H. Myers with Charles Harmon to do housework amid a divorce dispute filed Saturday. Jeona Ream sues John F. Ream for neglect and cruelty, Upham and Janson filing her petition.
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R. G. Witters Co
Columbus
Cleveland-av
Third-st NW
R. G. Witters
J. H. Myers
Charles Harmon
Ethel Harmon
Amerman & Mills
Jeona Ream
John F. Ream
Upham & Janson
Want Ads for Sundays Issue in The Daily News
Want ads for Sundays issue will be accepted until 9 o'clock this evening. For fastest, easiest placement call 3500 and ask for Classified.
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The
Daily News
Sunday Daily News
New York Girls Say It Cost Them 500 A Year To Dress
New York business girls say they must spend about 400 dollars a year for clothes to look trim and keep up appearances. The comparison notes Emporia Kansas merchants claiming 90 dollars a year suffices for a neat wardrobe, highlighting divergent standards between cities.
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New York
Emporia
Kansas
Kansae Court of Industrial Relations
Gotham
New York League for Girls Faces Dress Costs Debate
Twelve representative young women clerks and professionals from Emporia Kansas estimate it costs $500 per year to dress properly. They compare their needs with the broader country and call for awareness, noting varying opinions but an average that reflects the burden of annual attire.
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New York League For
Emporia
Kansas
Theater fire kills two in Augusta Imperial Grand collapse
James A. Taint, 60, theater stage manager, and his wife Lula, 45, died in a blaze that destroyed the Grand theater in Augusta. Firefighters had the flames under control, and the couple were found in the hallway near their apartment on the building’s fourth floor. Loss to the structure is about 65 000 dollars.
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Augusta
James A. Taint
Imperial Theater
Lula
Grand Theater
Taiit
Rural teachers hear discussion at Stark County meeting
About 260 Stark county rural teachers met at Central High School to discuss Ohio high school standards specialized recreation and literature. Leaders included Supt J A Smith J C Nydegger W G Leese I J Hoover and C R Pfouts. Topics covered fourth grade history second grade arithmetic and classroom conditions. An afternoon session was planned the next Saturday.
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Ohio
Stark-co
Central High School
Supt
J. A. Smith
J. C. Nydegger
W. G. Leese
I. J. Hoover
C. R. Pfouts
Bonus bill fate hinges on confab at White House
Washington report says Speaker Gillette's stance after conferring with Republican leaders will decide whether the soldier bonus bill moves on Monday under suspension or faces delay. Fordney Mondell push for swift action but final choice awaits President Harding after White House talks.
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Washington
Gillett
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Mondell
Mondell
Ways and Means
Harding
Florida
White House
Crillett
Madelynne Obenchain Jury Deliberates on Death Penalty
In Los Angeles on March 18 the nine man three woman jury began deliberations over Madalynne Obenchain’s fate after the state sought the death penalty for conspiracy to murder J Belton Kennedy. Rumors suggested eight to four for acquittal with three women and one man voting for conviction.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne Obenchain
Mutiny and Frontline Fighting Roil Ulster Front
Fighting breaks out along the Ulster frontier with bridges telegraph lines and railways damaged. Irish republican detachments mass in Monaghan while loyal troops pursue mutineers from barracks in Dublin.
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Dublin
London
Ulster
Fermanagh
Monaghan Cos
Irish Republican Army
Monaghan
Evening Standard
Hason Commission
Irish Free State
Free State
Sir Henry Wilson
Theritish Imperial General Staff
Ulster Volunteers
South
O'Connell
Receiver Appointed for Zahner Co in Common Pleas
Atty Joseph M Blake was appointed receiver for The Zahner Metal Sash and Door Co in Common Pleas Court at Canton on The Terminal Screw and Tack Co of Cleveland s application The plaintiff seeks 750 from Zahner on a note The company ceased operations in August 1920 and disposed of assets insolvent and unable to pay debts It owes 350000 in bonds dated Feb 2 1920 and more than 100000 Other details include lack of business activity and failure to fulfill the organization s purpose The receiver to convert assets into cash for creditors bond of 6090 posted Lynch Day Fimple and Lynch represent the plaintiff
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Atty
Joseph M. Blake
Common Pleas Court
Zahner Metal Sash & Door Co
Terminal Screw & Tack Co
Cleveland
Canton Concern
Zahner Company
Blake
Lynch, Day, Fimple & Lynch
Truck owners clash with Burke law in Medina
Medina truck owners protest Burke truck law claiming it delays milk deliveries. Officials halted a Akron milk shipment worth 3000 dollars as spring thaw limits loads to six and two thirds tons. Three Trinity ABE church services announced for Sunday at 10:30, 2:30, and 7 p.m.
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Medina
Ohio
Burke
Medina-co
Akron
Trinity A. BE
Baby’s First Photograph Free at Courtney’s Studio
Ad offers free baby portrait after opening an account with $1 or more in Baby’s Savings at The First Trust & Savings Bank. Includes a baby book to record milestones.
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Courtney Free
Baby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Courtney
Ady
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Madelynne
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