Parliament May Be Reconvened Over Ruhr Issue
London July 31 Premier Baldwin after a cabinet meeting announced that Parliament may reconvene if Ruhr reparations demands prompt action. The move sparked interpretation that Britain could pursue separate negotiations with Germany, as officials treat the Ruhr issue with greater seriousness following the Franco Belgian replies.
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David M. Church
International News Service
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Ruhr
Parliament
Beldwin
Great Britain
Germany
President Harding Improves After Restful Night At Palace Hotel
The bulletin says the president slept well for six hours and shows signs of improved condition from broncho pneumonia. Doctors report no extension of affected areas and emphasize cautious optimism, with further details to follow after tests. Reporters and security remained vigilant on the Palace Hotel eighth floor.
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International News Services
San Francisco
Pneumonte
Sawyer
Ray Lyman Wilbur
C. M. Cooper
Wh. T. Boone
Hubert Work
Dr. Sawyer
Optiium
Mr. Harding
Secret Service
Dr. Sewyer
Palace Hotel
Girl Companion Of Whitfield On Witness Stand
Marie Agnes Price, companion of John L. Whitfield, testified in Cleveland common pleas court that she bears no feeling toward Whitfield after his flight in May following Patrolman Dennis Griffin’s death. Her cross examination showed strain as she collapsed in her mother’s arms. The state argues her testimony supports Whitfield possessing a 45 caliber revolver used in Griffin’s shooting, with Catherine Briel also testifying she lent a shovel alleged to have been used to bury Griffin.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Marie Agnes’ Price
John L. Whitfield
Madison
Wis
Mane Dennis Griffin
Whitfield
Common Pleas Court
Griffin
Ilipesa
Fort Wayne
Catherine Briel
Anhbover
Marie
Democrats To Have Mayor Candidate Rumor
Rumors swirl as filing begins for city offices with potential mayoral bids from E Wilbur Anderson and William J Broe Sr. Democrats plan a full slate, while council seats attract Burns Fike and others. Possible school board bid noted by Janis Round and Charles H Yount joins slate.
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Frank J. Nugent
E. Wilbur Anderson
William J. Broe
Democratic Party
Eros
William T. ‘Burns
P.K. Fike
Cagneil
H. P. McBrids
Janis B. Round
Charles Ih. Yount
Three Candidates File for School Director Terms
Three candidates filed for school director across six and two year terms. Joseph E. Ligo seeks a six year term, Dr. W. L. Campbell a two year term, and Attorney Charles H. Young a six year term, all for the Republican primaries. Other filings include George T. Weingartner for county commissioner, Tad E B Shields for county commissioner, H. C. Hunter for county auditor, and H. E. Tillin for Elwood City school director, each subject to respective primaries.
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Joseph E. Ligo
W. L. Campbell
Charles H. Young
George T. Weingartner
Shenango Township
Tad E B. Shields
Pulaski Township
H. C. Hunter
Union Township
H. E. Tillin
Elwood City
Aging beggar found with large cash haul in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 31 police found 84 year old Michael Wehner wandering at Union Station with 8649.24 in his pockets. He was taken to headquarters and later revealed to possess many large bills including thirty five 100 dollar notes and two 50 dollar notes among smaller bills and coins.
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Cincinnati
Michael Wehner
Union Station
Mrs Rae Muirhead Improves After Hospital Report
Dr Elizabeth McLaughry at Weat Penn Hospital Pittsburgh reports Mrs Rae Muirhead city policewoman is getting along fine and doing as well as could be expected.
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Muirhead
Elizabeth McLaughry
Weat Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rae Muirhead
Arthur Mometer Seeks Place To Take A Short Vacation
The speaker contemplates a distant locale beyond home, dreaming of roaming far from familiar surroundings. Weather hints at a high eighty four, but the plan wavers between travel and staying home as ideas fade.
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Lake & Chat
Minister Found Dead in Minneapolis Hotel Room
Police say the man is Rev. W. J. Lochren of Superior Wis and aged 60. He registered with Ruth Williams as Mr and Mrs Martin at the Rogers hotel. An autopsy is ordered as Ruth Williams is held for questioning.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Lochren
Superior
Wis
Rogers Hotel
Ruth Williams
Rodgers
Nolice
Hamburg Munich Express Wreck Kills 35, Injures 70 Near Kreienzen
Berlin July 31 Thirty five persons were killed and 70 injured when the Hamburg Munich express wrecked near Kreienzen. The crash occurred as the express struck a suburban train, destroying the last three cars of the suburban line. Americans were aboard. TRUSPASS SUMMONS damages sought in Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad case over death of 12 year old child at Furnace Street crossing.
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International News Service
Berlin
Kreienzen
Munich
Jinx
Gennaro
Anna Ginocchi
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Ginocchi
Furnace Street
P&l
Marriage Licenses Clinton E Fadden New Castle Margaret J Alimur New Castle
Clinton E Fadden and Margaret J Alimur listed for marriage licenses along with other entries including Stephen Carr Ellwood City Mary Procto Ellwood City Gust Preonus Ellwood City Eli Boller and Thomas T Woods/Olagstown Margaret Carrigan New Castle Goreg New Castle Pearl B Pattisan New Castle Sea Car Haspel Sharon Pa Louise Pauline Eberhart Sharon Pa
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Clinton E. Fadden
New Caantle
Margaret J. Alimur
New Castle
Stephen Carr
Ellwood City
Mary Procto
Gust Preonus
Eli Boller
s+e
Kmox
Thomas T. Waods
Olagstown
Margaret Carrigan
Plovd ¥. Goreg
Nineteen Ocean Liners Waiting to Land Aliens
Nineteen ocean liners with about 13 000 immigrants offshore near New York were ready to enter port at midnight to land under the August immigration quota. Officials expected many quotas to be exhausted within an hour after the ships’ arrival, with New York Inland heavily swamped.
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International News Service
New York
Elfens
Eyia
World Responds to Harding Illness and Communications
Messages of sympathy from foreign leaders officials and citizens pour into Washington and the State Department as President Harding's illness remains serious. Many will be forwarded by wire to San Francisco for the president when his condition improves, with responses also sent. Rudolph Foerster and officials stay in touch by telephone and telegraph as repairs at the White House continue and occupancy of the Irving residence is prepared.
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Washington
White House
State Department
United States
Harding
San Francisco
Rudolph Foerster
Ja Beng
Hardings
Irving
One Drunk Before Mayor Today
A single drunken man, William Mackey, appeared before Mayor Rentz and was discharged after a brief lecture. J. M. Daugherty, a speeder, paid five dollars and costs, while Gordon Peterson paid one dollar for parking rule violation. Carl Berman paid five dollars and costs for speeding. An appeal from Junginsue involving H. Pearsall against FL Cagnetta was filed in Alderman Walter Hamilton’s court. judgment noted for twenty five dollars claimed as wages due Pearsalt.
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Junginsue
BE. H. Pearsall
FL Cagnetta
Walter T. Hamiittan
Court House
Pearsalt
King George Presses Hope Over Harding Illness
London reports King George is deeply concerned about President Harding's illness. The king will send sympathy and wishes for improved health through official channels. The Daily Chronicle comments on the president's health amid reparations and the German crisis affecting British interests.
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International News Service
London
King George
Harding
Daily Chronicle
Lloyd George
Larme
Cock spur embedded in baby's head shocks Maryland town
In Hagerstown Maryland 18 month old Mary E Hubbard daugher of George Hubbard near Creagerstown sustained a one inch cock spur embedded in her skull after a yard attack. X ray shows spur fragment. she is in Frederick City Hospital in serious condition. Also notes city finance chief Burns to report on tax payment misallocation involving William Carlisle. two Carlilses exist in city. Copper Stickle Kennedy families plan annual reunion August 9 at L J Copper home near Princeton.
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Hagerstown
Mda
Mary E. Hubbard
George Hubbard
Creagerstown
Frederick City Hospital
Wiliam T. Burns
C. C. Robingson Company
William Carlisle
New Copper
Stickle
Kennedy
L. J. Copper
Princeton
Berlin Frankfurt Express Wrecked Near Kreienzen
A Berlin to Frankfurt express wreck near Kreienzen left thirty dead and many injured. International news reports indicate a major rail disaster with extensive casualties and responders at the scene.
New Developments In Harding Case
Reports from President Harding's physicians cite definite central pneumonia in the right lung as the cause, with broncho pneumonia described as inflammation of the lung interiors and air passages. The president's temperature runs around 101, pulse near 195, and respiration about 44 per minute, exceeding normal rates for his age.
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Harding
Petition to keep Mahoning supervisors in office
Norman McClelland and Chester Shingledecker face a court hearing on November 7 over removal as road supervisors. McClelland's resignation was presented but not acted on by Judge Emery who took the matter under advisement. Residents circulate a counter petition backing the pair, citing their work to connect Hillaville and Beasemer to the city, with hundreds already signing in favor.
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Norman McClelland
Mahoning Township
P. Emery
McClelland
Chester Shingledecker
Hillaville
Beasemer
Mahoring Township
McClelland and Shingledecker
Patrione
Five Divorce Petitions Filed In Court
Five petitions for divorce were filed this morning at the probate office by parties seeking lawful separation. Verna Skurick and Reynolds and Bryan accuse Peter Skutick of cruel and barbarous treatment. they wed October 19, 1920 and separated July 26, 1923. Katie Markovitz alleges her husband Frank Markowitz had a wife in Poland and was not divorced. they lived together May 10, 1922 to December 4, 1922. Mary Margineau reports cruel treatment by John Margineau. married September 14, 1914 and separated July 13, 1923. Ruth Blumenstein charges Herman Blumenstein with desertion. they lived together March 1920 to March 15, 1921. Joseph L. Gould seeks annulment of marriage to Luann Gould. they married July 3, 1911 and separated March 1, 1923.
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Protono
Tary
R. M. Campbell
Fallow
Verna Skurick
Verna, Skurick
Thru Reynolds
Bryan
Peter Skutick
Katie Markovitz
Frank Markowitz
Domenic Buve
Poland
Mary Margineau
Theu
C. A. Akens
Agalust
John Margineau
Ruth Blumenstein
Herman Blumenstein
Edwin K. Logan
Joseph L. Gould
Luan I. Gould
Edwin Logan
Ae Ee
Death Record for Edward Kinmet in Biwood City
Edward Louis Kinmet age 4 died in Biwood City. Martha O Gyver resides Bi Rowe township. Orlando Pionati aged 11 from 892 South Jefferson Street. Local officials filed notices in the Biwood death records with standard details.
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Edward Louis Kinmet
Biwood City
Martha O' Gyver
Rowevor
Orlando Pionati
South
Jefferson Street
Fete for President Harding Abandoned in San Francisco
San Francisco abandoned plans to greet President Harding on his arrival with a harbor review and a civic center holiday. More than 100 vessels were to honor the president while thousands of school children faced ordinary classes as word of the illness spread. Police regulations remained in effect as details continued.
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National 3
Fprascisco
San Francisco
Harding
Inond
Tor
Civic Center
Ilness
Man Resided 72 Years in Same House in Mer Township
I P McAlies of South Bay street reports that his feather, the late ab- Mer McAdenerry township, in the sane house at that place for 72 years, from 1835 to He was never away from the property except for 2 tew days at a time and some monthe during the war when he was in service.
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I .P. McAlies
South Bay Street
McAdenerry Township
Snapshots From Elizabeth O Malley Case And Other Local Notes
Mixed early 20th century briefs report Elizabeth O Malley of Picraburgh sentenced to six months in a Philadelphia court for fortune reuinue. Lillian Sire petitions Supreme Court to restrain her husband Clarence D from annexing her. Charles E Evans, 63, dies laughing outside a Youngstown dentist’s office. Virgil A Fitch to prosecute his son for dancing on Sunday under Michigan blue laws. Marcus mayor of Ladington and a newspaper editor face prosecution. Injuries to Guy Macela Edward Griner and Tony Michelski from a Pittsburgh dynamite cap incident. recovery expected. St Louis health boards push vaccination for Negroes serving from Go south. only a few submit. Jot Nance of Huntington wounded in pistol clash with prohibition agents. Huntington county dynamite charge referenced near a prohibition home. Carters John oe explosion at Steubenville. house damaged, others unhurt.
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George B. Rolmes
Charles FE. Sawyer
Wteads
Marie Agnes Frice
Slayer of
W. J. Broe, Sr
Dem
Anderson
de, W. &. Campbell
J. E. Ligo
O. H. Young
Arthur Mometer
Hart
Elts
Harding Ilness
World
Degiston
F. Ane Ily
Reunion
Tnternadional
Elizabeth O'Malley
Picraburgh
Philadelphia
Fortune Reuinue
Lillian Sire
Women's National League of Democratic Clubs
The
Supreme Court
Clarence D
Charles E. Evans
Youngstown
Virgil A. Fitch
Mason County
Mich
Michigan
Ladington
Guy Macela
Edward Griner
Tony Michelski
St. Louis
Louis Te
Jot Nance
Huntington
Prohibition
Nawer
Oumkira
Huntington County
Oarteer John Oe
Steubenville
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