League of Nations says not concerned with Yap mandate
Paris report states the League rejects responsibility for the Pacific mandates allocation including Yap. The note to the United States invites American participation in May or June discussions, while noting US ratification and council seating issues complicate involvement.
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Paris
Mar
A. B
League of Nations
Pacific
Yap
Aerican
Council of the League
Supreme Council of the Allies
United States
United
Council
Secretary of State
Colby
Japan
Supreme Souness
Murder Trail Ties Epifano to Veltri Slaying
Jefferson county authorities press strong circumstantial evidence against Dominic Epifano and Frank Carducci in the Veltri murder. Veltri, a local detective, was found dead on Sunset Boulevard after fahrenheit Monday night ride. a third suspect remains at large. Evidence includes blood on Epifano’s clothing and car, a damaged windshield, and a washed front seat. Carducci’s involvement remains uncertain. motive cited includes prior arrests of Veltri against their pool hall operations and Prohibition violations. The case centers on an alleged pre arranged killing during a car ride with Veltri.
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Jefferson County
Dominic
Jimmy” Epifano
Frank Carducci
Matteo
Mike” Veltri
Sunset Boulevard
Edward Lucas
Epifano
Veltri
Epifany
Carducci
Jatter
Lucas
Seventh and
Kilgore
Frank Mangoon
Tinlian
West Market Street
Market Street
Kinecaid
8 Third Street
Railway Officials Pin Wreck At Porter On Signals
Officials blame engineer W Long and fireman G F Black of the Michigan Central for the Porter Indiana wreck that killed 37. New York Central and Michigan Central say they violated signal rules and will be dismissed. Interstate Commerce officials probe tower and crossing angles to fix federal responsibility. Coroner schedules inquest while bodies are shipped to relatives.
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Chicago
A. P
Porter
Ind
W. §. Long
George F. Black
Michigan Central
Kalamazoo
Associated Press
Henry Shearer
New York Central Lines
Long
Block
Jackson
Mich
New York Central
Shearer
Interstate Commerce
H. O. Seipel
Porter County
Chesterton
Window Glass Men To Try to Agree
Cleveland March 2 The wage commission of the National Association of Window Glass Workers and the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers met to discuss working rules. The wage question was referred to conference in a month. The union rejected the manufacturers proposal to raise the working week from 40 to 45 hours. Five thousand men have been ill since the wage agreement expired January 18, according to Joseph Neenan president of the union.
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Cleveland
A. Po
National Association of Window Glass Workers
Naonal Association of Window Glass Manufacturers
Thea
Jocoh Neenan
Nica
Holdouts Join Yankees Training After Settlement
Five Western New York A.L. players who had been holding out surrendered and will report to manager Vuccini in Shreveport Louisiana next week. Shaughnessy, Shawkey, Quinn, Ward and Piro are set to join the squad while Peekin Pauch and Mendel have not yet signed but are expected to report.
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New York
Wn.y. Am
Troan
Vuccini
Shreveport
Wally Shang
Ved Shawkey
Jack Quinn
Aaron Ward
Wallie Piro
Roser Peekin- Pauch
Rob Mend el
Hughins
Reguar
Watchman Injured In Mill Accident At Toronto
Peter Ramer a 42 year old night watchman at the Follawsbee Bras mill in Toronto is hospitalized in Ohio Valley after a fall into a concrete mixer pit. He suffers a badly fractured jaw left leg and head injuries. Ramer has a wife and family and previously was injured six months ago in a railroad car accident.
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Peter Ramer
Follawsbee Bras
Toronto
Ohio Valley Hospital
Ben Casey
Casey
Calleh
Ramer
Resignation of Mingo Marshal Ends Brief Controversy
Thomas Wilson resigns as Marshal of Mingo Junction effective immediately after charges of bribe protection for a speakeasy were filed by Rogalio Carado and six witnesses. Mayor George McCluan will convene a special session Thursday to appoint a temporary police head. Wilson, elected two years ago, faced a Dec 31 1521 term. Carado is expected to drop charges after the resignation.
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George McCluan
Mingo
Mingo Jet
Mingo Junction
Thomas Wilson
Marshal Wilson
Rogalio Carado
Carado
Moe Cluan
Wilson
Rosario Carado
Squire Lawler
Caronlo
Hequor
McCluan
Weather outlook for northwest to east and south regions
Tonight the northwest stays cloudy with rain in the east and south portions. Thursday turns partly cloudy and much colder, with cooler temperatures expected across the area.
Former Speaker Clark Dies at 71 in Washington
Washington March 2 The former Speaker Champ Clark died at 2 10 p m in his seventy first year after 26 years in the House He suffered pleurisy with age related complications His body likely will be sent to Bowling Green Missouri for burial He guided the House through World War I and was Democratic leader at his death His death followed the loss of his only grandchild Champ Clark Thompson and the House recessed for thirty minutes in tribute
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Washington
Champ Clark
House For Representatives
Clark
Champ Clark Thompson
James M. Thomson
Congress
House
Taft
Rucker
Missouri
Inauguration Day Forecast Flinches Cold But Clear
Washington on March 2 predicted cold and probably fair weather for Friday during President Harding's inauguration. The Weather Bureau issued a special forecast noting Thursday would turn cold with partly cloudy skies, clearing Friday though continuing cold. No temperatures were given.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Weather Bureau
Wage Reduction at Big Four Railroad Announced
Cincinnati dispatch reports unskilled laborers on the Big Four railroad will see wage cuts start April 1. General Manager E. M. Costin stated a conference with employee representatives is set for March to seek a wage agreement.
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Cincinnati
A. P
Big Four Railroad
E. M. Costin
Costin
New Suspect in The Parma Murder
A new suspect with facial scratches, claiming Parma neighborhood links to the Louise Wolf and Mabel Poote slayings, was held at police HQ after an intense Hudson pursuit. Capt. Matawitz called him the most likely suspect. a hand to hand struggle occurred atop a moving train before subdual. Fire at the Vanier hotel forced residents into the street with damages estimated between 20000 and 30690 dollars.
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Cleveland
A. P
Parma
Louise Wolf
Mabel Poote
Parma Heights
Hudson
Oam
Matawitz
Cleveland Detective Bureau
Marshal Wilbear
Matowitz
Wyounestown
A. P.I
Vanier
Steubenville union endorses street car loop plan
The February 26 meeting of Local 15 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Motion Picture Machine Operators endorses the proposed street car loop to promote business expansion beyond the two current streets. Willmer Haney presides, with Dave J. Rogers as secretary.
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Steubenville
International Alliance of
United States
Canada
Willmer Haney
Pres
Dave
J. Rogers
Secy
Farewells for Harding on Marion Porch
On March 2 in Marion the local farewell to President-elect Harding drew a large crowd. Schools and business houses closed as Harding and his wife received a silver plaque bearing God's blessing. He and Mrs. Harding planned to leave for Washington tonight and attend inaugural ceremonies.
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Marion
Mar
A. P
Bleg
Harding
Mr. Harding
Thomas H. McAfee
Mer. Marding
Ju. McAfes
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Floerenes Kitng Hardins
Marlon
Youths Detained After Cleveland Gas Station Robbery Raid
Police hold a driver suspected in a February 25 gasoline station robbery. Seven young men and a girl were detained in a morning raid and will be questioned as investigations continue.
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Cleveland
Pla Eli
Baneit Autre
Jpolice
Anti Soviet Uprising With Petrograd and Moscow Centers
Reports from official British circles confirm a rising anti Soviet movement in Russia centered on Petrograd and Moscow with fighting widespread. A Kronstadt naval garrison joined rebels while many cadets and officers clash with Soviet forces in street fighting leaving numerous casualties and property damage.
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London
A. P
Russia
Helsingfors
Finland
Reval
Esthenia
News Helsingfors
Petrograd
Moscow
Kronstadt
Hert Declines The Chairmanship
Washington March 2 A J Hert Republican national committeeman from Kentucky announced he was not a candidate to succeed Wil H Hays as chairman of the National Committee and that it would not be possible for him to accept if offered. Discussion of a successor centered on Hert and Charles D Wiles of New York.
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Washington
Mar
A. J. Hert
Fromt Kenstucky
Wil H. Hays
National Committee
Enginemen Killed In PennsylvanIa Wreck
A Pennsylvania Railroad express from Pittsburgh to New York collided with a freight train at Bailey's Station west of Harrisburg. Engineer W. J. Line of Altoona and fireman W. I. Smith of Huntington were killed. Three passengers were slightly injured.
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Harrisburg
A. Po
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
New York
Bailey's Station
Here
W. J. Line
Altoona
W. I. Smith
Huntington
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Penna
Old Trick
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