Ulster Premier Rules Out Meeting With De Valera
Ulster Premier Sir James Craig states a meeting with Eamon De Valera is impossible until De Valera recognizes that the Northern Parliament answers only to the King and the UK Parliament. Belfast critics accuse the British Cabinet of abandoning six essentials and consider a conference possible without conditions if De Valera stays firm.
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Ulster
Belfast
Associated Press
Inverness
James Craig
Lloyd George
de Valera
United Kingdom
Negro slaver Sylvester Brown executed in Ohio Penitentiary
Sylvester Brown a 27 year old black man convicted of killing Patrolman Alexander R. Warren in Youngstown May 3 faced execution in the Ohio Penitentiary. He died at 1 07 a m after declining to see his wife as a witness. Brown admitted ignorance and said associates from Youngstown steel mills led to his crime. His body will be sent to Youngstown for burial.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Sylvester Brown
Alexander R. Warren
Youngstown
A. J. Shoemaker
Brown
Thomas
Warren
Institution
River Forecast and Levels at Davis Island Dam
River stages near Davis Island Dam and the nearby station are stationary with Davis Island reading around 6 feet and another station at 9 feet. Weather remains clear as levels hold steady.
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Pittsburgh
Davis Island Dam
New York Central Could Buy Chicago River and Indiana Rail
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Ray W. Clarke recommended authorizing the New York Central to purchase the capital stock of the Chicago River and Indiana Railroad and permit a ninety nine year lease on the Chicago Junction Railway. He supported closer relations while proposing seventeen conditions to ensure switching service remains open to other truck lines. Critics argued the plan would create a monopoly and threaten neutrality of the switching lines.
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Washington
New York Central
Chicago River & Indiana Railroad Company
Chicago Junction Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ray W. Clarke
Central
Clarke
Chicago
Miss Margaret Gorman Wins 5 000 Beauty Trophy
Atlantic City reports Miss Margaret Gorman of Washington DC crowned most beautiful girl in the United States at the Golden Mermaid pageant aboard the steel pier. Second place goes to Miss Maizie Saunders of Atlantic City with additional prizes awarded for inter city and bathers review contests.
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Atlantic City
Margaret Gorman
Washington, D. C
United States
Steel Pier
Maizie Saunders
Miss Gorman
Thoms P. Endicott
Diref
Carnival
Pittsburgh
Margaret Bales
Newark
Hazel Harrison
Ocean City
Edward Jones Arrested After Moonshine Raids
Edward Jones age 38 was arrested by Policemen Hoffman and Hass after they confiscated a still and a two gallon jug of moonshine at his home 1599 Gest a street. Jones faces unlawful possession and manufacture of liquor charges.
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Edward Jones
Hoffman and
Hass
Gesta Street
Jones
Death of Mrs Sarah Dillon Noted in Oil City
Misses Mary and Susie Ren of 842 Rockdale Avenue Avondale receive notice of the death of their sister Mrs Sarah Dillon wife of the Rev S P Dillon in Oil City Pennsylvania.
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Mary
Susie Rennick
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Sarah Dillon
S. P. Dillon
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Negro Holds Up Man By Colored Girl Steals $15
Claude Willoughby, 1316 Central avenue, was held up at Betts and John streets by a tall negro who brandished a gun. A colored girl, about 18, followed him and took $15 from his pockets after the robbery. They fled down an alley and warned him to stay quiet.
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Claude Willoughby
Central Avenue
Betts and
John
Willoughby
Robberies and weddings mix in Cincinnati neighborhood notes
A series of brief items reports a home robbery on Harrison Avenue with jewelry stolen, a clandestine elopement ending in marriage in Covington, a New York visit by relatives, a stolen automobile case, a missing Hamilton boy, Norwood school enrollment rise, library entrance exams for adults, a Japanese posting, a Sands playground carnival, a women regatta, a federal offense relocation to Leavenworth, a burglary by a man with a duplicate key, labor leaders visiting Cincinnati, and a domestic theft case at 102 Republic Street.
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Henry Doppler
Harrison Avenue
Dewey Center
Jessie Clonty
Julius F. Workum
Eugene W. Small
New York
Levi
Workum
Clinton Springs Avenue
Edward Hendrickson
McGregor Avenue
Observatory
Linwood Roads
Cincinnati
Roy Powling
Hamilton, O
Cadman
Central Library
Louis E. Durr
University of Tokyo
Peter W. Durr
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hillsboro, O
Y. M. C. A. Game Club
Tower Hill
Little Miami River
United States Penitentiary
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Atlanta
James R. Clark
United States District Attorney
Mattie Cammon
Mound Street
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Adolf Kummer
William Prout
Central Labor Council
Iona Ritcher
Iona Beggood
Republic Street
Ebenreider and Schwaeble
Lillie Parker
West Liberty Street
Japan ready to cede Shantung in China talks
Tokyo signals willingness to withdraw all forces from Shantung including Tsing Tau port and have Chinese troops assume control. Japan seeks to define economic rights via a commission while the US State Department may mediate to secure Chinese interests and ensure justice for Japan.
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Washington
Tokyo
China
Japan
Tsing Toa
Shantung Peninsula
Obata
Peking
State Department
Shantung
Tsing Tau
Commission
Germany
Cincinnati agents win silver loving cup at insurance convention
John L Shuff of Union Central Life was elected president of the National Association of Life Underwriters. Frank Nurre and Lawrence Mitchell of Connecticut Life won a silver loving cup for the largest volume of business in the last quarter. The Cincinnati agency claimed its first cup, signaling steady business despite concerns.
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John L Shuff
Union Central Life Insurance Company
National Association of Life Underwriters
Cleveland
Frank Nurre
Lawrance Mitchell
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Cincinniati
Buffalo
Nurre
Mitchell
Cincinnati
Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Teens in City
Edwin Gehefer a 17 year old press man of 316 Findlay street suffered a dislocated left shoulder when the motorcycle he rode collided with a car driven by Harry O Knox of 939 Fast Third street at Thirteenth and Race streets. Holton Carey 18 of 1616 Elm street riding behind was bruised and cut. Both were taken to General Hospital then home. The motorcycle was wrecked.
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Edwin Gehefer
Pressman
Findlay Street
Harry O. Knox
Fast Third Street
Race Streets
Holton Carey
Elm Street
General Hospital
Butler County Bankers Attend Zoo Outing and Dinner
The Butler County Bankers Association wrapped up its annual outing at the Zoo with an elaborate dinner at the Zoo Clubhouse. Over 200 members attended the afternoon grounds tour and the orchestra concert. A musical program by Milford's Boys' Triumphal Band followed.
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Butler County Bankers’ Association
Zoo
Boys’ Triumphal Band
Milford
North Walnut Hills to Stage Night at Mars Theater
The North Walnut Hills Improvement Association will present an entertainment at the Mars Theater and Airdrome on Tuesday night. The program features continuous vaudeville and a first run feature. Entertainment Committee includes Joseph S. Levi Albert Schneider Edward G Pfifferling Harry Appel George Ruhl and John J. Kelley.
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North Walnut Hills
Old Town Fire Sweeps Through Annapolis Royal
In Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia a major fire destroyed thirty five buildings last night causing about 500000 dollars in losses and leaving twenty two families homeless. The old settlement, noted as the second on the continent, loses its business section in the blaze.
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Annapolis Royal
N.S
Canada
Woman sues estate over broken marriage vow in Massachusetts
In Salem Massachusetts Miss Mary F Gallivan sues the estate of Augustus F Mead of Danvers for 20000 alleging breach of promise to marry. Mead died last December without a will, leaving an estate about 50000. Gallivan a shoeworker age about sixty testified they dated from the early eighties. A marriage license filed in 1886 will be offered in court as supporting evidence.
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Salem
Mass
Augustus F. Mead
Danvers
Mary F. Gallivan
Mead
Weather Summary and Temperatures Across Regions
Ohio cloudiness and showers start Friday night with cooler Saturday. Indiana local thunder showers Friday and Saturday with cooler conditions. Tennessee Kentucky and West Virginia expect local thundershowers Friday and Saturday with cooler Saturday. Current highs and rainfall at Boston New Orleans Omaha Galveston San Francisco Nashville Winnipeg Minneapolish Kansas City Cincinnati office report shows clear and partly cloudy days with temperatures from 58 to 86 and no precipitation. The Weather Bureau report for September 8 1921 ends at 7 p.m. with city averages and historical comparison across 1921 1920 1919 1918 showing high 86 low 66 and no measurable rain.
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Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Boston
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Francisco
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
Minnedosa
Kansas City
Doves Protected in Ohio Declared by Attorney General
Ohio Attorney General rules that doves are protected within the state. He informs Montgomery County residents that state law supersedes federal permission, and local game protectors had declined to prohibit dove killing on those grounds.
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Ohio
Attorney General
Columbus
Price
Montgomery County
Rochester social work chief to inspect Cincinnati agencies
O. W. Koult director of all social work in Rochester will visit Cincinnati next week to inspect local social agencies and study financing through the Community Chest. He will adapt Cincinnati’s system for Rochester, where he previously directed Community Service from 1917 to 1919.
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O. W. Kqult
Rochester
N. Y
Cincinnati
Koult
Community Service
Fred Harries
Retail Merchants’ Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Business Men's Club
J. R. Werthheimer
St. Louis
S. B. Bacharach
George Winter
Portsmouth
O. B. Thoma
Elmer E. Silver
Boston
William E. Schilling
Des Moines
Murray Waters
Minneapolis
E. B. Knight
C. H. Hommeyer
New York
John D. Sage
E. F. Kennan
Philadelphia
A. E. Riders
Pittsburgh
Charles Osterle
Clearwater, Fla
A. L. Robinett
Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Residences
A scanned list provides names and residences of individuals associated with marriage licenses. Entries include Sam Kaleer of 929 Horkins Street Helen Osiville of 947 West Street Chester M Askue from Youngstown Hélen Cord of Norwood Ben Whallon of Knorr Avenue Lena Rohner of 1413 Whitler Street Arthur L Van Pelt of Montgomery Colorado Emily E Lumley of Montgomery Ohio Henry Brown of 62 Smith Street Lillie Buchanan of 1117 Myrtle Avenue Oscar L Yelton of Butler Kentucky Lela G Decker of 1433 Elm Street Harry Welch of Hotel Browne Leona Miller of 218 East Highth Street Andy E Jackson of 936 Barr Street Addie Williams of 1984 N Main Street Marian Stewart Ruth Luke Horace Campbell Alice Owen Janet Sharonville of Sharonville 0 622 EB Sixth Street 663 E Sixth Street.
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Sam ‘Kaleer
Horkins Street
Helen Osiville
West Street
Chester M. Askue
Youngstown
Hélen L. Cord
Norwood
Ben Whallon
Knorr Avenue
Lena Rohner
Whitler Street
Arthur L. van Pelt
Montgomery, CO
Emily E. Lumley
Montgomery
O. Henry Brown
Smith Street
Lillie Buchanan
Myrtle Avenue
Oscar L. Yelton
Butler, Ky
Lela G. Decker
Elm Street
Harry ©. Welch
Hotel Browne
Leona Miller
East Highth Street
Andy E. Jackson
Barr Street
Addie Williams
N. ‘Main Street
Negative U S Stance at League of Nations Debate
The article reports U S opposition to the League of Nations mandates stance. It notes Branting’s critique of the Council and Secretariat for partiality, and describes the Commission on Amendments discarding Doherty’s Article X deletion while issuing an interpretative reply to American objections.
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Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Leagues
Charles J. Doherty
Canada
League of
United States
Assembly of the League
France
Yap
Amerian
United States Seeks Voice in Middle East Mandates
A note argues the United States must have equal say in the Syria Lebanon Mesopotamia and Palestine mandates tied to Allied victory. It urges consular tribunals remain, religious freedom extend to workers, equal concessions for non and all citizens, and American approval required for any mandate or changes.
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United States
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Germany
League of Nations
Elihu Root Talks With Harding Hughes On Armament Conference
Informal participation by Elihu Root in the armament limitation conference today appeared assured after meetings with President Harding and Secretary Hughes. Root said no suggestion was made to appoint him as a American representative and discussed with Hughes how the Carnegie Endowment might assist the talks.
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Elihu Root
Harding
Hughes
Root
White House
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Carnegie Organization
Magnes
Carnegie
Root Seen as Possible Informal Aid to Delegation
It was expected that Root would aid the conference in an informal advisory capacity even if not offered a spot on the American delegation. Reports among officials suggested he might be named to the delegation, but no confirmation came after today’s conference.
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Root
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