Irish Dail Eireann adjourns public meeting
Dublin Aug 17 Irish Republican leader De Valera says the Dail Eireann will not accept British dominion terms for Ireland and rejects the offered status as false. London papers weigh acceptance vs rejection as public opinion splits while the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail note clergy influence and possible referendums.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
A. P
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Totus
de Valera
Northern Ireland
London
Daily Mail
Dall Eireann
London Times
Great Britain
Ty the Trish
Tele‘raph
Shomo confession ties Leonard to Worthington in mail theft ring
Federal investigators pursue a possible confession by Mrs. Florence Shomo linking Joe Leonard to John W. Worthington as the head of a syndicate handling stolen mail securities. Leonard is jailed in Des Moines for federal authorities. Shomo faces charges over possession of stolen liberty bonds amid indictments against Leonard Worthington and others in large mail thefts.
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Chicago
A.P
Florence Shomo
Joe Leonard
John W. Worthington
Leonard
Des Moines
Shomo
van Wert
Iowa
Hansonton
Worthington
Recall of Soldiers Called Precautionary Move in Ireland
London officials say recall of British troops on leave to their Ireland units is precautionary and not intended to break the truce. Belfast reports conciliation as Royal Irish Constabulary leaves canceled from today to avoid provocation, with no British officers seen at Dublin’s Dail Eireann opening.
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London
A.P
Ireland
Lkely
Southern
Belfast
Royal Irish Contabulary
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Ohio Publisher of Magazine Dead
Springfield Aug. 17 A B Crowell founder of Crowell Publishing Company died in Cincinnati at 71. He led Springfield industry and civic life, served as director of Columbia Life Insurance and president of Western College for Women at Oxford. He started Farm and Fireside in 1877, shaping today’s Crowell Publishing.
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Springfield
John N. Crowell
Cincinnati
Crowell Pubishing Company
Columbia Life Insurante ‘Company
Western College For Women At
Oxford
Crowell
Farm and Fireside
Great
Crowell Publishing Company
The
Home Companion
Cleveland
Woman’s Home Companion
Nine Indicted in Holdup Murder in Cincinnati
Grand jury session with Judge John A. Caldwell returns indictments charging first degree murder and assault with intent to rob in the grain alcohol truck holdup at Valley Junction. Victim Mathias Schuler is dead and guard Frank Junker wounded. defendants include Anthony J. Cinciola Julius Leak and John B. Bales, with two sealed indictments and two suspects known but at large.
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Cincinnati
John A. Caldwell
Niew
Valley Junction
Mathias Schuler
Aurora
Ind
Frank Junker
Anthony J. Chanciola
Cianciola
Julius Leak
John Bb. Bales
Joe Doe
Lodge Seeks General Disarmament in Senate Urge
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts told the Senate he would push for armament cuts but insists on a general reduction by all nations. He spoke after Mississippi Democrat Harrison offered an amendment to the conference expenses bill and emphasized economy and peace as outcomes of disarmament.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Youth Near Death Slayer Unknown
Huntington West Virginia August 17 A P Bert Stistinger 19 of Hamilton Ohio lies near death in Huntington General Hospital with a bullet in his neck. He and companion Earl Erhart were in Chesapeake and Ohio yards near the passenger depot after 9 pm when a man in an open box car fired after a flash blinded them. The assailant remains unidentified.
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Huntington
W. Va
Bert
Stistinger
Hamilton
Ohio
Huntington General Hospital
Polce
Chesapeake and Ohio
Earl Erhart
Erhart
Man Wounded in Dance Hall Dead
Dayton residents report a soldier in uniform fired into a crowd at Island Park dance hall last Friday. J. C. Dustin, 19, died from bullet wounds in a local hospital. Eight Wright aviation field soldiers are being questioned as suspects as a ninth man is sought.
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Dayton, O
A. P
Island Park
J. C. Dustin
Belng
Wright Aviation Field
Senate Finance Committee to decide tariff or tax precedence
Washington August 1 The Senate Finance committee will determine next week whether tax revision or tariff will take precedence for enactment Chairman Penrose announced. The committee will continue hearings on the tariff measure through next week taking up the metals and wood schedules.
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Washington
A. P
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Dayton Introduces New Street Car Fares
Dayton officials pass an ordinance cutting street car fares to five cents for adults three cents for children and one cent for transfers. The new rate replaces the former seven cent adult fare or four tickets for a quarter.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
City Commission
Alleged Murderer Says He Does Not Remember Shooting
John Sleighter of Tiltonville faces a first degree murder charge for the slaying of Mike Ollum in Tiltonville Sunday. He was jailed without bail for the September grand jury and will be arraigned for a hearing today. Sleighter claimed heavy drinking impaired his memory of the incident and that he and Ollum had words earlier. Authorities say a long running feud followed their arrests for prohibition violations. Sleighter was taken back to Tiltonville for preliminary hearing.
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John
Ollum
Hig House
Mike
Sleighter
Beswick
Marshal Johnson
Tiltonville
Wright
Walter Wright
Harry
Will Issue Bonds To Help Farmers
Chicago August 17. An issue of thirty million dollars of 4 1 2 percent bonds is to be floated at once by the American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks. Proceeds will be loaned to farmers to ease the rural credit squeeze. The year will see about 3159,900,000 in loans to farmers from banks, said association officers. W. W. Powell of Washington was named treasurer.
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Chicago
A. P
American Association of Joint Stock Land Banks
W. W. Powell
Washington, D.C
Reilly Named to Nova Scotia Steel Arbitration Board
Youngstown O Aug 17 General superintendent W C G Reilly of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company has been chosen as a member of the arbitration board to hear a dispute between the government of Nova Scotia and the Deimingen Steel company involving claims totaling 9 million dollars. Hearings begin August 24 with Reilly representing the Nova Scotian government.
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Youngstown, O
W. CG
Reilly
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Arbitration Board
Nova Scotia
Deimingen Steel Company
Nova
Golden Eagles Install Officers at Grand Castle Session
Springfield Ohio August 17 The A P Grand Lodge officers elected in December 1922 will be installed at the Grand Castle session of the Knights of Golden Eagle convention T A Jenkins of Ironton will be installing officer Those taking office include F C Goodrich J H Knapp William G Liewllyn K G Carter H M Edwards D F Reese P J Goodrich E M Sexton and S A Bowman all from various Ohio cities
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Springfield
A. P
Grand Lodge
Grand Castle
Knights of Golden Eagle
T. A. Jenkins
Ironton
F.C. Goodrich
Troy
J. H. Knapp
Cleveland
William G. Liewllyn
Niles
K. G. Carter
Huntsville
H. MM. Edwards
D. F. Reese
Youngstown
P. J. Goodrich
E. M. Sexton
Lisbon
S. A. Bowman
Amsterdam Faces New Philadelphia In Home Field Clash
Amsterdam lines up Bradley of Wellsburg on the mound with Bates in left and Zimmerman at third as New Philadelphia visits today at the last named place for a decisive baseball matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
New Philadelphia
Bradley
Wellsburg
Bates
Zimmerman
Ex Wife Obenchain Holds In Murder Case In San Francisco Trunk Dispute
Los Angeles August 17. Ex husband Ralph R Obenchain announces plans to seek an injunction to prevent seizure of a trunk sent from San Francisco to Mrs Madalynne Obenchain now jailed on murder charges. He claims the trunk contains his property and other items. The case ties to the August 5 Kennedy slaying and statements by witness Summar about a roadster encounter near Santa Monica.
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Madalynn Obenchain
Arthur C. Burch
Los Angeles
John Belton Kennedy
Obenchain
Obenchait
San Francisco
Madalynne Obenchain
Sheriff's Office
Ralph R. Obenchain
Obetichain
Syifq
Ohktes
J. Belton Kennedy
Charles S. Summar
Atar
Arthur Burch
Burch
Summar
Ocean Highway
Santa Monica
William Bright
Yukon Birthday Celebration Draws Klondike Pioneers
Yukon official and old time prospectors gathered in Dawson to mark Yukon's twenty fifth birthday with a pioneer's parade and a Sourdough banquet. The event featured reunions and storytelling about the Klondike gold rush era, drawing both prosperous settlers and aging prospectors seeking fortune in new fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Y. T
A. P
Klondike
Yukon
Yukon Order of Pioneers
Vandals Wreck Toledo Type Setting Plant
In Toledo Ohio vandals damaged 32000 worth of equipment at the Toledo Type Setting Company plant during the night. E J Tippett owner reported to police this morning. This marks the second such act in two weeks with the Commercial Press plant prior victim announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Toledo
E. J. Tippett
Commercial Press Company
Warrant issued for reckless driving in Youngstown crash
A warrant charges J E Neep of Cleveland with reckless driving after a two car crash at Libbys Corners. Four Clevelanders and four Youngstown residents were involved. two Youngstown victims were seriously hurt and hospitalized. Sheriff Morris found two whiskey bottles near the wreck and two glasses in Neep's car.
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Youngstown
J. E. Neep
St. Cleveland
Hugh Ave
Morris
Neep
Favorable Report on RR Bill Boosts Senate Prospects
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee voted 7 to 2 to favor the administration railroad funding bill. It would authorize up to 500 million dollars for the War Finance Corporation to buy railroad securities from the railroad administration and set interest rates. A provision shields aid for agricultural exports and the bill’s life could extend to July 1, 1922.
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Washington
A. P
Senate Interstate Commerce
War Finance
Raiilroad
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Stanley
Kentucky
Pomerone
Ohio
House
Commerce ‘Committee
Huddleston
Alabama
Mellon
Bert M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Erie Railroad
Marion
Congress
Greek Army Closing On Turkish Nationalists Near Sakaria
Greek forces push toward the Turkish Nationalists seat of government, reaching the Sakaria river about sixty miles from Angora. Four columns threaten the main line while another thrust heads toward Ismid, with Sivri Hisar captured and a new southeast line forming to meet the river.
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Smyrna
Constantine
Sakaria River
Angora
Angoria
Ismid
Athens
Eski Shehr
Sivri Hissar
Sakaria
Tafir
Kaimas
Sivri
Hissar
Saya
Ohio railroads seek 15 percent cut on construction materials
Carriers argue for reduced rates on crushed stone sand and gravel with payment brick rates excluded and tariffs based on lower Michigan scale. The Public Utilities Commission proceeds with the hearing as proposed rates could take effect by September and be reassessed next January.
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Columbus
A. P
Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
J. F. Wilson
Carriera
Michigan
Wilson
W. Bolander
Kalamazoo Chamber of Commerce
Michigan Highway Department
C. Matthews
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Receivers Named For McClure's Magazine Inc
Receivers in equity were appointed for McClure's Magazine Inc on a Behrman suit seeking $12,956 on notes. Federal Judge McClinton named John B. Johnston and Myles D. Walsh under $20,000 bond, citing assets exceeding $250,000 but cash shortages for expenses and need to protect creditors.
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New York
A. P
McClure’s Magazine, Inc
M. B. Behrman
Miclinton
John B. Johnston
Myles D. Walsh
Cu ban Sugar Company Declares Regular Dividends
New York Aug 17 The Cuban Sugar company passed its regular dividend of 50 cents a share on common stock and declared a regular 1 percent preferred dividend. The National Sugar Refining company reduced its quarterly earnings from 2.50 dollars.
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New York
National Sugar Refining Company
Weather brief reports afternoon tent collapse
A partial readable weather note mentions an afternoon incident involving a tent falling. No clear location or full details are provided.
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Ohio St
Soirean
Magazine Dead
Augusta
University Hospital
8Son
Madelynn Obenchain
Arthur C. Burcly
John Sleighter
Frank Feist
Golden Eagles
BIG
GAME
Public Utilities Commission
McClure
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