Dead of IR disaster to arrive aboard Dauntless in NY
The American dead from the IR disaster will reach New York aboard the British cruiser Dauntless around September 16 or 17. Memorial services will be held at the Brooklyn Navy Yard dock at 2 p.m. on September 17, with Captain Vogelgesang in charge. Eleven or twelve of the sixteen dead have requested burial in their hometowns, influencing Arlington plans.
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Washington
New York
Craiser
Dauntless
Denby
Department
Devonport
England
Harbor
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Vogelgesang
Brooklyn. Naval District
Arlington
George Welch
Elgin
Arlingon
Emory Coil
Marietta
Gilly
Sen
United States
Turkish Nationalists Pressed In Asia Minor Clash
Greek General reports Turkish forces driven from new positions seized on Sept 1. Turks launched night attacks Tuesday, briefly retaking their lost ground before being pushed back. Unofficial estimates list Turkish casualties at about 12,000. Greek losses remain heavy but unconfirmed.
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Asia Minor
A. PL
M E Conference to Vote on Changes in Ohio
Circleville Ohio reports the M E conference will vote on three measures adopted at Des Moines. They include admitting as yet delegates to the annual conference and changing representation ratios and names of the quarterly conference. Bishop Wilson will preside replacing Bishop Anderson. Assignment of ministers for the coming year expected next Monday.
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Circleville
Ohio
Episcopal Church
Iher Wilson
New York
Andern
Cincinnati
Desnee
Tunnels to Prevent Bank Holdups in Downtown Plan
Officials announce planned tunnels connecting downtown to the Federal Reserve area to curb street holdups at major banks. The Illinois Trust Savings and Merchants Exchange banks are among those to be linked by the project.
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Cience
Federal Reserve
Ilinois Trust Savings
Loaz Trust
Goin ‘Exchange Mal Bank
Itwaa
Allied Holdup and Assault Reported Near Dillonvale Today
A reported holdup and attempted assault near Dillonvale was reported to Jefferson County authorities this morning. Lee Ellingen of Freeport along with his wife were in Maynard when their taxi driver allegedly stopped the car and assaulted Mrs. Ellingen. Ellingen’s pocketbook with $300 and his watch were said to be missing. a warrant for the chauffeur’s arrest has been issued.
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Dillonvale
Jefferson County
Lee Ellingen
Freeport
Lil
Maynard, O
Ellingen
Survivor of Crash May Live
Charleston report quotes Dr. William Laird saying Corporal Alexander Bazelton, sole survivor of five airmen in a Nicholas County crash, has a strong chance to pull through despite internal injuries. Bazelton spoke briefly, praising pilot Harry Speck's efforts to save the bomber as it plunged, while recalling the final moments before the wreck.
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Charleston
W. Va
A. P
William R. Laird
Montgomery
Alexander C.bazelton
Nicholas County
Hazleton
Judge Assigned To Kill its Case In Toledo Suit
Judge Jes W Tarbell of Brown County sat in Franklin county court hearing a $200 900 damage suit filed against the Toledo News Bee by Judge Killits of the Federal court. The action stems from a News Bee article about Prosecutor Alien Seney. Tarbell took the demurrer under advisement pending briefs and will render a decision.
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Columbus
A. P
Marshall
State’ Supreme Court
Jes W.tarbell
Brown County
Franklin
Toledo
Killits
Toledo Newsbee
Alien Seney
Liens County
Newsbee
Willits
O Damares
Tardell
Boy Runs Home With Leaves Find Poisonous Snake
Springfield dispatch reports Charles F Sample Jr fled home fearing punishment. He hid leaves in his pants. mother removing them revealed a two foot yellow and black viper family snake. The snake proved poisonous.
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Springfield
Charles’ F. Sample, Jr
Alleged fugitives near Adena described by marshal
Reports say two men believed to be fugitives from the Toledo post office robbery were seen near Adena this morning and later near Georgetown in Harrison county. A deputy marshal clarified the sighting after a mistaken arrest report and noted the fugitives had earlier stolen razors and were released after returning them.
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Toledo
Adena
Georgetown
Harrison County
Marshal Wease
Marshala Wease
Beng
Harrizon County
Mayor Withdraws From Mayoral Race for Health Reasons
Cincinnati Ohio September 7 The Republican city central committee will select a replacement for Mayor John Galvin as soon as possible after he withdrew from the ticket. Galvin announced his withdrawal, saying doctors warned that continuing the campaign could cause permanent injury or cost him his life.
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Cincinnati
A.P
Republican City Central Committee
John Galvin
Galvin
Elopement Ends in Cleveland Teen Marriage
Cleveland, Sept. 7 Miss Stella ODay 17 or 18 eloped with Donald Barber 19 or so neighbor. Mrs ODay woke to find daughter sliding down a ladder as car Baron sped away toward Monroe Mich. The couple wed in Monroe with Justice William Danz before police could intervene.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Stella O'Day
John O'Day
Donald Larker
Barber
Monroe
Mich
Ston Dan Canid
Stella O’day
Donald Barber
William Danz
Miss O'Day
Fire damages downtown business district early today
A fire in the early morning damaged the Fiveine building in the business district. The Masonic club rooms on the top floor were damaged. The Marestot clothing store and the Peenies shoe store on the front Moor suffered heavy losses with an estimated $25,000 in damages.
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Findley
Pire
Mis Damazo
Fivine
Maisonic
Weather Forecast Brief For Yble Area
Fair weather expected tonight and Thursday with moderate temperatures. Light winds and dry conditions prevail across the region.
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Yble
Cabinet backs up premier in Ireland reply
The British cabinet unanimously approved the government reply to Raimond De Valera's note. The courier Robert C. Barton carried the reply to Dublin after four this afternoon. Prime Minister Lloyd George notified King George of the decision, to be made public Thursday night, as a cabinet committee handles De Valera's response and the Irish situation. A second committee was formed to address unemployment.
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Iverness
Scotland
By. A. P
Raimoun de Valera
Robert C. Barton
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Lloyd Georse
May Hall
George
de Valera
Harding Gets Back at Critics in Presidential Letter
President Harding defends Republican Congress in a letter to Senator McCormick. He cites progress on retrenchment and efficiency, backing the extraordinary session’s achievements and pending bills including foreign and railroad debt funding and tariff and tax measures. The letter, released last night, is seen as campaign support in New Mexico.
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Washington
A. P
Harding
Congress
McCormick
Ilinois
New Mexico
Bursum
Pershing and Gompers Clash at Lafayette Day Dinner
General Pershing and Samuel Gompers clashed over who won World War I at a Washington Lafayette Marne Day dinner. Gompers cited AFL wartime record. Pershing said loyalty lies with patriotic citizens beyond unions. Pershing asserted U S policies are set by citizens, not labor organizations.
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Washington
A. P
Pershing
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
General Pershing
Republic
America
Robbery ends in deadly store crime in Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio September 7 Martin Weichter aged 50 was found dead behind a drug store counter with his skull crushed. The clerk likely died from the attack and two robbers believed responsible. He was taken to hospital where doctors said death seemed likely.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Martain Weichter
How to Feed Your Baby Discussed by Dr Regal
Dr Regal outlines infant nutrition in an exclusive Stephenville Herald Star feature. California health authority Copeland, New York Health Commissioner, and experts present practical feeding guidance for mothers.
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Regal
Copeland
America
New York
Stephenville
Melville Clyde Kelly Urges Unity at Fort Steuben Forum
Congressman Melville Clyde Kelly of Pittsburgh urged unity and elimination of clan and class divisions in an inspiring address at Fort Steuben. He spoke to the Chamber of Commerce Forum about Americanism, patriotism, and collective effort to advance the nation’s business and community goals. The event featured songs by Reve J. Hawley and was reported to continue on page seven.
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America
Fort Steuben
Melville Clyde Kelly
Pittsburg
Membara
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Pernally
Hanesamerica
Homor
Reve
J. W Hawley
John .G
Brady man jailed over elderberry wine in McCann court
Harry Stewart of Brady Avenue faced jail in New Alexandria yesterday after a $100 fine and costs for making elderberry wine for his own use. He says he was unaware the practice was illegal, citing a newspaper report that such manufacture for personal use did not fall under the law. Detectives from a local agency allegedly produced a blank warrant later signed by Mayor McCann and then filled it in after a home search. The arrest and warrants were criticized as irregular by Stewart.
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Harry Stewart
Brady Avenue
McCann
New Alexandria
Stewart
Steibenville
Vote to Oust Gas Company in Lima Ohio
Lima Ohio city council adopted a resolution directing City Solicitor H I Garling to begin ouster proceedings against the Lima Natural Gas Company for alleged franchise violation. Garling left for Columbus to pursue proper legal steps while Mayor Burkhardt pledged to block street tearing for pipelines if the courts allow the ouster. Gas service disruption and restoration hopes hinge on line repairs east of Ada to meet the Utilities Commission order.
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Lima
A. P
H. I. Garling
Lima Natural Gas Company
Garling
Columbus
Fr. A. Burkhardt
Hnes
Ada
Utilities Commission
Uprising Quelled By Nicaraguans
Managua reports that prompt action by the Nicaraguan government sent 3000 troops to the Honduran frontier to end a revolutionary uprising. Revolt forces fled to Honduras where General Carona’s troops captured five generals, seventeen colonels, thirty six captains, forty five lieutenants and 1208 soldiers. If unchecked the unrest could have drawn several Central American republics into conflict.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Honduras
Carlona
Cenerdis
Repubies
Student Admits Blackmail Scheme in Chicago
A. P. dispatch says Daniel F. Breen, 20, was arrested in Chicago for allegedly blackmailing Charles E. Love to extort 6000 dollars by claiming the Love family connection to the Ku Klux Klan would lead to Love's death unless payment was made. Breen allegedly demanded 8000 dollars in a call to Mrs. Love, and motive given as funding his schooling.
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Chicago
A. P
Daniel F. Breen
Charles E. Love
Love
Ku Klux Klan
Breen
Pollice
Breen Ain An
Annexation bid eyed for Virginia avenue tract
A petition signed by 33 property owners seeks to annex the Virginia avenue section running from North to Dock streets between CG and P R R tracks and Lake Erie avenue. St Clair Graham urged council to admit the area, noting residents paid taxes yet received no street or sewer improvements. The council referred the matter to the city solicitor for an annexation ordinance.
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Virginia Avenue
Dock Streets
Lake Erie Avenue
St. Clair Graham
Graham
Virginia, Avenue
Melville
Frest
North Third Street
North
Logan Street
B. Wells
World Record Set at Camp Perry 1000 Yard Range
Sergeant John W. Adkins United States Marines set a new world record with 71 consecutive bullseyes at Camp Perry in the Remington cup match. Teammate Ernest Stake and C Crowley each fired 16 bullseyes for second. Earlier, Privates James Tupper and L A Darnego and W A Adams earned possibles at 600 yard rapid fire in the automobile ordnance cup.
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Camp Perry
John W. Adkins
United States Marines
Adkins
Ernest Stake
C. Crowley
Crowley
W. A. Adams
National Guard
James Tupper
L. A. Darnego
United States Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Cleveland Doctor Sentenced for Illegal Operation
Dr. Graham W. Scott, 50, was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary in Judge Homer G. Powell's court after pleading guilty to performing an illegal operation on Elizabeth Schulte, 18, who died soon after. He also awaits appellate court review of another sentence ranging from one to seven years.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Graham W. Scott
Homer G. Powell
Elizabeth Schulte
Scott
Glenn
Great Speech by Melville Kelly Joins Steubenville Unity Drive
The Forum of the Chamber of Commerce hosted Congressman Melville Kelly who urged get-to-gether unity to make Steubenville a leading Ohio Valley city. He linked wartime unity to postwar progress and rebuked claims that one group alone won the war, stressing collective effort across professions and regions.
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Roosevelt
Steubenville
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