Sir Percy Scott to quit Navy shocks British press
Landen March 1 news reports Sir Percy Scott famous English admiral intends retirement. He claims gunnery efficiency rose in two months, says the navy remains highly effective. Retirement viewed as victory for Beresford faction amid higher service reshuffles.
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Lord Beresford
Toed Fisher
Socialist meeting opposes government provision plan
Socialist party members declared opposition to the emission plan and aim to keep their influence out of public office. They urged Democrats and Republicans to scrap the billing and discussed funding their paper by incorporating for $10,000 with stock at $10 a share. Chicago closings noted.
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Hownpaper
Bonds ruling in Cleveland court opinion affects city bonds
A Cleveland court opinion by City Attorney Neilan and Secretary Walton Sowers upholds that the $200,000 city bond issue for an electric plant was lawful and not taxable. The decision covers legality, referendum timing, and whether Crosser law applied to delay effect, with appeals clarifying the two thirds vote sufficiency and the tabled ordinance.
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Walton Sowers
Lejeel
Ugu
Jon
Neilin
Bowers
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Council of Cleveland
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Henty
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Cuyahoga
Court of Appeals
Court of Ap
Excommunicated Priest Head Of Black Hand
Police claim a former priest, once in Italy, now a bank owner and official in local banks, leads a Black Hand group. Detectives cite counterfeit prison exposure, three disorderly resorts, and plans to extract funds via Black Hand demands. Christopher Davidson at Cohombag Penitentiary allegedly aided the former priest.
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Blak
Askin
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le Hay
Deve
Oy Mucareni Fretory
Chat le
Hia
Chiristopher Davidson
Thes
Cohombag
Ohie
Journal Square Rental Sought for Jury Trials
Micely common pleas court in Journal Square rented Wednesday by county commissioners and lower pension officials. Several rooms offered at 125 to 175 dollars monthly. the Journal Square space finally leased at 435 dollars monthly for jury trials. Judge Murphy pressed for a quick fit to prevent court closure. room to be tidied for Grover Baker murder trial use.
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Costail
Rentachler
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Poon
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Mie
Judge Murphy
Jhey Deliberacus
Fidge Murphy
Frank Davis
Mr. Davis
Butter County
Judge Harlin
Budge Murphy
Grover Baker
Prudence Fenian Recovers After Court Sighting
Prudence Fenian, who suffered a sudden fainting spell after a court session over alleged property seizure from Mbert Foster, is reported somewhat better today. Her recovery is anticipated, though she remains unconscious following the episode.
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Mandy Aftenoon
Mbert Foster
Feener
Alines Bry Fennemit
Man Rescued After Near Fatal Suicidal Drink Attempt
An unnamed laborer attempted to swallow morphine amid drink during a life crisis. Wy Tell intervened, saving the man from self harm as police and witnesses noted his intent and relief followed the rescue.
Held Spite Against The King Because The Latter Had Closed A School Of Anarchism At Volo
A halting, garbled report asserts Aleko Sehinas, alleged assassin of King George of Greece, was an anarchist of advanced views. Greek consul Dmmtrio en Botassi claims Sehinas opposed the king after a government closure of an anarchist school in Volo, New York. The dispatches describe Sehinius as intelligent, educated, and driven by grudging resentment.
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George
Greece
Dmmtrio En
Pepaul
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Byatke
Tolay
New Orleans
Philip
Ard
Municipal Court Bill 10 Pass With Reduced Salaries
Special to the Journal Columbus March 19 the house judiciary moved to passage the Hamilton municipal court bill after salary cuts the judge 2000 a year the clerk 900 and bailiff 600 also the house passed the Staith Will expanding guardian powers in mortgages George J Blake Danville May 1 Uncle Joe Cannon arrives in Washington travels alone and unescorted on return
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Joe
Cannon
Washington
Tae
Dollar Diplomacy Faces Severe Test in Wilson Era
Democratic readers in Columbus announce the Greenland liquor license bill may be among the last measures before adjournment on April 4. The bill could block passage of other important acts as timelines tighten. A committee vote expected and a possible special order later next week.
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Greenland
Ibaway
Refusal To Endorse Chinese Loan Policy Sparks Debate
Washington. March 19. The administration repudiates the lollar diplomacy and ends U S participation in the $125,000,000 Chinese loan. The Morgan banking group and five other powers lose equal shares in the loan as negotiations collapse. The move signals a new nonintervention policy toward lending to weak governments, distancing the United States from backing overseas debts. Contins on Page 6.
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Japan
Russia
Wilson
United State
Recall Bill Faces Vote in Lower House
Public officials may be recalled under the law as the bill passed by the lower house of the legislature on Thursday moves toward the senate. The measure, introduced by Representative Valliner of Cleveland, aims to prevent blacklisting of workers and to regulate institutional practices amid a tense session in Columbus.
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Cleveland
House
Cooper
Youngslows
Povis Sets New World Altitude Record At Bue Aerodrome
Mare Povis lifts a monoplane to 6 000 meters 10 050 feet at Bue aerodrome surpassing the prior mark by Georges Legagnans of Villacoublay who hit 18 770 Leol on September 17. Legagnans wore a bricklayer like outfit and Tre wis smiled on takeoff.
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Bue
Perreyon
Georges Legagnans
Villacoublay
Tre Wis
Anniversary of Hamilton lodge 572 marks 21st year
Hamilton lodge No 572 K of P celebrated its advancement to the third rank at a well attended meeting. The lodge, to be twenty one years old next month, plans an April 18 celebration with a fine program and banquet. Members and their wives are expected to attend with young sweethearts.
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Hundreds Of Women Teachers Are Married
A New York teacher Miss Henrietta Redman, a Wadleig High School staffer, admitted plans to keep her marriage a secret and join a test case against school district rules prohibiting married teachers. Her case, tied to broader protests, cites civil rights and public policy concerns about wife employment in education.
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Missy Henrietta Redman
Wadleig High
Tere
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Fort
del Remery
Marridge
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Norwalk
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