Japan Accepts Disarmament Conference Invite
Washington reports Japan will join the disarmament talks but resists unrestricted discussion of Pacific questions. The U S views Pacific issues as essential to any disarmament plan, creating the first obstacle as talks begin. China conditionally accepts while Washington weighs informal and formal invitation options to move toward broader participation.
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Washington
Associated Press
Japan
Harding
State Department
Tokio
Department
Orient
Tokyo
Mr. Harding
Versailles
China
Senate probes Mingo coal strife in West Virginia
A Senate Committee opens hearings on disorders in the Mingo coal fields leading to martial law. Neil Burkenshaw of the United Mine Workers cites a lockout and evictions as gunmen terrorize miners and families, while operator-sides allege UMW aims to own mines.
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Washington
Senate
Mingo
West Virginia
Neil Burkenshaw
United Mine Workers
Burkenshaw
L. Taylor Vinson
Kenyon
Mr. Vinson
Vinson
United Mineworkers
Fred Mooney
Mineworkers’ District Union
Mooney
Frank Ingham
Senator Sterling
South Dakota
Ingham
Mrs Kaber May Face Verdict In Murder Trial
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber on trial for the murder of her husband Daniel F Kaber may know her fate tomorrow night The defense rested after she refused to testify or to submit to mental examinations Doctors said her physical condition was normal and she fainted again in custody The state and defense prepared for rebuttal testimony and jury instructions with hearings and medical input continuing in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Kaber
Bennon
Stone
Kaber Sane
Gertrude Rossiter
Index to Advertisements and Listings on Page Two
An itemized list of ads and businesses appears on page two, including tobacco promotions, piano and clock makers, drugstores, clothing shops, and various services. It names firms such as Campbell Coats, Corona Typewriter, Dow's Drug Stores, Dunlap Clothes, and the Louisville Nashville Railway, among others, with scattered page numbers and brief descriptors.
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American Tobacco Co
Peadebaks
Pitaiootaotiar Oi Iis
Baldwin Piano Co
Bon-Opto Eye Remedy
Budhkebausskead
Campbell ST Coat Mog
Vce
Ccas
Corona Typewriter
Saies Co
Dow's Drug Stores
Dunlap
Fusaus Vac Wes
Qgdp
Lucene Vakeus Cae Betton Ge OO
Cvnacee Monsteseaguns
Stacy & Braun
Oss
Cs Sibedeviseuks
REO Sc Cbdeuds
Lee
Duan
Philipps
Beuthern Ry. ByStem
Casas
the Geo. Ast Candy Co
Kelly Spring Co
U. S., Shipping Board
Ieseeisess
Wallingford Coffee
Ieieedeebsindan
Canadian Pacific to Add Women Smoking Compartments
Montreal July 14 the Canadian Pacific Railway announces smoking compartments for women on trains. The company says travel equality will be recognized in passenger service.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Henry Pitstick 75 Dies in Xenia After Stroke
Henry Pitstick aged 75 died at his home in Xenia July 14 after a stroke. He leaves eight married children, six surviving, fifty two grandchildren and fifty seven great grandchildren in a large extended family.
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Xenia
Henry Pitstick
Ford offers to buy Muscle Shoals nitrate plant option
Secretary Weeks announced a proposal by Henry Ford to acquire the government nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama for 5 million dollars and lease dams Wilson and No 3 for 100 years. If approved Ford would convert the works to a fertilizer plant with 8 percent profits and keep readiness for explosives production in war.
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Washington
Weeks
Congress
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Hoover
Ford
Wilson
Commerce
Houston
Drowned Boy in Ohio River After Botched Rescue Attempt
Harry Hayhurst an 11 year old from Addyston Ohio drowned yesterday in the Ohio River near Muddy Creek mouth after Bern Wilson 13 also of Addyston failed to pull him ashore. Harry who could not swim slipped from Wilson as they tried to reach shore and sank. Relatives and friends searched the river but had not found the body by late last night.
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Harry Hayhurst
Clinton Hayhurst
Addyston
Ohio River
Muddy Creek
Bern Wilson
Harry
Capture of officer slayer who escaped jail
Bobby Hunt and James Walsh, accused of first degree murder, escaped from the County Jail on June 7 with federal prisoner Charles Gallagher. They were captured in Youngstown by a joint police and deputy sheriff team. The trio escaped as they held deputies and broke cells. Hunt and Walsh were to stand trial for Patrolman Elmer Sprosty's killing.
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Cleveland
Bobby Hunt
James Walsh
Charles Gallagher
Aounty
Youngstown
Cuyahoga County
Hunt
Walsh
Elmer Sprosty
Debates over soldier bonus bill and recommittal
Senate clouded by charges of dictation as the soldier bonus bill faces recommittal to the Finance Committee. Senator Kenyon offered a January reporting amendment while Borah and Watson attacked early action as cowardly and harmful to taxpayers. Debate covered allied debts tariff and tax revision with Kellogg and Reed criticizing the process as disgraceful.
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Washington
Harding
Finance Committee
Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Georgia
Kellogg
Minnesota
Congress
Harrison
Miss
McKellan
Tenn
Reed
Mississippi
Mr. Reed
Gabriel
Brother Beats Man In Park Over Sister Case
Elizabeth Dempsey 19 of 2314 Kenton street lies in General Hospital mentally unsettled after her brother John Dempsey Jr assaulted Henry Braunstine 2360 St. James avenue. Braunstine pale recounts meeting Elizabeth at a bathing beach Wednesday night and returning home with her before four men attacked Braunstine at the Dempsey home. Police seek missing details of Elizabeth and the four men who helped her vanish before dawn.
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Elizabeth Dempsey
Kenton Street
General Hospital
John Dempsey, Jr
Henry Braunstine
St. James Avenue
Braunstine
Dempsey
Braunstein
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Dempsey
Orree
Edn Park
Cloudburst Devastates Whit River Canyon Area in Nebraska
Alliance Neb July 14 Reports say several people died in a cloudburst that flooded the Whit River Canyon near Andrews Nebraska seventeen miles west of Crawford Thousands of head of livestock were lost many ranch homes were destroyed and fields devastated by the downpour authorities assessed the damage.
Ohio Women’s Clubs Endorse Modesty in Dress Movement
The Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs of Northern Ohio at their twenty seventh annual convention endorsed modest dress and urged closer parent child ties and greater focus on children's recreation and school activities. Officers elected include Mrs Thomas Maxwell of Fremont as President and Miss Genevieve R Cline of Cleveland urged women to engage more in politics.
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Port Clinton
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Ohio
Thomas Maxwell
Fremont
Eva Hill
Lorain
E. F. Schultz
Elyria
R. C. Bloom
Amherst
Boy of 16 Plans Elopement With 15-Year-Old Girl
Police and parents teamed to stop the elopement of Stephen Ernst, 16, of 215 Idaho Street, and a 15-year-old girl from Seventh Street between Linn and Baymiller in Cincinnati. Detected, the boy was returned to his father, but he escaped again and called at 10 pm to say they would marry and leave for New York.
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Cincinnati
Stephen Ernst
Idaho Street
Seventh Street
Linn
Baymiller
New York
Lloyd George meets De Valera amid renewed rioting impact
London July 14 Eamonn de Valera says the outlook for peace from the Lloyd George conference is brighter than ever, noting atmosphere in England and Ireland is right for peace. He describes the talks as a private conference to work at close quarters and stresses Irish aspirations must be understood by Britain.
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London
Loyd George
Eamonn de Valera
England
Ireland
Mr. de Valera
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Irish leaders meet in Downing Street talks on settlement
Eamon De Valera and Lloyd George conferred over Ireland's settlement at 10 Downing Street for more than two and a half hours. A joint communique said positions were outlined and the talks would resume next morning. Crowds cheered as De Valera departed amid prayers and Gaelic cheers, with Ulster leader Sir James Craig summoned to London for consultations.
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London
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Art O’brien
Gaelic League
de Valera
Downing ‘Street
O’brien
Robert C. Barton
Sinn Fein
Whitehall
Barton
Childers
Mr. de Valera
James Craig
James
Belfast
Mrs Holz Faces Threats After Fatal Shooting
Mrs Margaret Holz at 818 Richmond street recounts death threats and angry groups of negro men near her home after she killed Walter Haynes, 16, of 1601 Dempsey street, claiming self defense. Neighbors report ongoing intimidation and a carload of armed men parked outside Monday night.
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Holz
Margaret Holt
Richmond Street
Stillman Entitled Helen With Champagne On Yacht
Testimony in Stillman divorce case details champagne aboard the Modesty yacht and a close bond with Florence Leeds. Witnesses recall Stillman hosting Mrs Leeds and an infant, plus a nighttime aboard in New York and a Miami sailing.
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Stillman
Helen
Guy Stillman
New York
Frank Murphy
Stilman
Murphy
Mrs. Leeds
Miami
Stillman divorce case yields narrow court victory
Mrs. Anne A. Stillman of New York rests at the Harold McCormick estate in Lake Forest and cites a favorable ruling in her divorce suit against James A. Stillman. Lawyers credit a judge’s determination that evidence of intimacy with Florence Leeds would not be disputed.
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Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman
Florence H. Leeds
New York
Franklyn
H. Leeds
Stillman
Sidney Wilde
Anne A. Stillman
Leeds
Frank Ivens
Dominick Lasarell
H. Phelps Clawson
Clawson
Newport
R. L
Chicago
Harold McCormick
Lake Forest
Ills
N. Y
Florence Leeds
Taft Grants Writ in DC Party Wall Case
Chief Justice Taft issued his first official act as head of the judiciary by granting a petition for a writ of error to bring before the Supreme Court a District of Columbia party wall dispute.
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Washington
Taft
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
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Luse
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Committee On Imperial Defense
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Austen Chamberlain
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Eugene Kinkkad
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Lloyd Georges
Holzes
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