Mutineers Seize Arms in Cork and Dublin Uprising
Irish Republican Army mutineers seize 400 rifles 700 revolvers 39 machine guns and 500000 rounds in Cork as Churchill reports to Parliament. In Dublin 15000 to 20000 rebels threaten public order while authorities plan arrests and security measures.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Cork
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Admiralty
Churchill
Dublin
Autoist Fined S100, Loses License
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Backus arrested C. J. Hughes and Earl Hughes while both were intoxicated. C. J. Hughes charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated. Earl Hughes with intoxication. J. Hughes had a prior offense and lost his license for six months. Earl Hughes fined ten dollars and costs.
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N. D. Backus
C. J. Hughes
Earl Hughes
J. Hughes
J. George
O. J. Hughes
Coats
Special bond issues this week Grafton and La Grange
Tomorrow La Grange votes on 30000 dollars in bonds to add a school building and furnish it. On April 18 Grafton township will issue 70000 dollars in bonds to buy land build and equip a central school building.
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LaGrange
Grafton Township
More Fire Alarms But Losses Steady in Early 1922
Fire Chief Wallace Bates reports for January to April the first three months of 1921 and 1922. Calls rose from 25 to 47, nearly doubles, while losses rose slightly from 7394.68 dollars to 7416.68 dollars, a three tenth of one percent increase.
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Wallace Bates
Lorain Delegation Heads to Columbus on Quester Hearing
A fifteen-member Lorain delegation left for Columbus to protest the removal of May or Grall. They carry a Chamber of Commerce letter urging his retention and praising efforts to stamp out liquor-law violations. They will confer with State Prohibition Commissioner Don V. Parker and present the letter to Governor Davis.
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Lorain
Columbus
Grall
Chamber of Commerce
Don V. Parker
Davis
Kentucky Man Charged With Embezzling 3200 Dollars
A man using the name Loftis Jones was arrested near Williamsburg Kentucky and identified as Roger Long. He faces embezzlement charges of 3200 dollars during his time as executive secretary of the Robert E. Bentley post American Legion. He is also wanted on a charge related to stealing a discharge from a fellow marine in Washington DC.
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Cincinnati
Loftis Jones
Williamsburg
Jellicoe
Tenn
Roger Long
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Long
Washington, D. C
Bentley Post
Citizenship class moved to Washington school building
The large citizenship class at the Social Settlement house is transferred to the Washington school at Middle and Sixth streets. It meets Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 pm. The program emphasizes understanding and purpose behind becoming an American citizen.
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Social Settlement House
Washington School
Middle
Sixth Street
Americanization Association
Arrest Milwaukee Man on Non-Support Charge
Milwaukee police acting on advice arrested Curtis W. Haines on a warrant charging non support. A telegram said an officer would take him back this morning. Haines held in jail pending arrival of the officer.
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Milwaukee
Curtis W. Haines
Haines
Fashion Plate Remarries Ex Wife to Save Alimony
The text profiles Harry Vernon of Chicago who, claiming to be the best dressed man, suggests that remarrying his ex wife reduces his $170 monthly alimony. He argues they can live cheaper together.
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Harry Vernon
Chicago
Vernon
Sabbath
Miners Strike Deepens Across Regions
Ohio United Mine Workers leader Lee Hall says about 42 000 Ohio miners will stay on strike until a new wage deal is reached as reports of aims for a twenty percent raise for contract labor and a dollar a day for day labor ripple from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Non union miners report first defection in northern West Virginia as anthracite districts idle with no violence so far and officials warn against provocations amid a broad united front from the union ranks.
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John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
House Labor Committee
Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York City
Columbus
Ohio
Lee Hall
Ohio United Mine Workers
Trial of Bo Lensmall in Len Small embezzlement case
Trial in Waukegan Illinois opens with a defense motion challenging juror summons based on the 19th amendment. The defense argues women voters were excluded from jury service and cites Illinois law to support the claim. Court adjourned for noon recess.
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Waukegan
Len Small
State of
Illinois
Lorain Contract Letting Decision Forthcoming
Judge Thompson will decide Tuesday morning at nine whether to grant an injunction preventing the letting of contracts to pave nine Lorain streets. Mrs. Mary F. Blackman of Lorain filed the injunction. D H Aiken argued for the plaintiff, contending the bond sale advertisement violated the law by using a single paper. City and counsel argued one paper suffices, with a second possible at the service director’s discretion.
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Thompson
Lorain
Mary F. Blackman
D. H. Aiken
G.*l Glitch
Wesley Grills
Business in Europe Shows Divergent Postwar Recovery
G F Smith and Arnold Levy report from Paris and London that Europe’s economy varies by country. Germany shows strongest activity and improving trade, while France and Italy recover more slowly from the war’s effects.
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Europe
G. F Smith
Paris
Arnold Levy
London
Mr. Smith
Germany
France
Italy
Township trustees repeal hawk bounty in Elyria Township
Elyria Township Trustees repeal the $1 hawk bounty after reports of hunters turning in hawks killed in other towns. They say copper hawks now killed are more beneficial than detrimental. A single man turned in eleven hawk heads in one day.
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Elyria
Lorain Banking Co Sues Lorain Provision for 2006 Judgment
The Lorain Banking Co. seeks a judgment against Lorain Provision Co. for 2006 dollars in a civil case. The filing lists the amount claimed as 2006 dollars and requests court action to enforce payment.
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The
Lorain Banking Co
Lorain Provision Co
Nationalization urged by John L. Lewis before Congress
John L. Lewis told the House labor committee that sooner or later the government must nationalize coal mines to serve the public. He condemned operators for breaking contracts and said miners will stand firm, urging public takeover if needed to end the strike and restore order.
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Washington
Zovecument
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
House Labor Committee
Lewis
Mmine
Too Many Kisses Triggered Los Angeles Divorce
Olita M. Thomson won a divorce from Robert Thomson of Los Angeles on the ground that he smothered her with kisses. She testified he woke her at night to kiss her, insisting a perpetual motion of affection. Judge Summerfeld granted the decree.
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Robert Thomson
Los Angeles
Lloyd George outlines Genoa conference aims and terms
Premier Lloyd George spoke in the House of Commons outlining conditions for Soviet recognition. Russia must repay foreign debt open ports and pledge not to wage war as Britain seeks European prosperity at Genoa. The speech emphasized no revision of existing treaties and shown conciliatory tone toward France.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
April Fool Pranks Hit Firemen and Policemen
Practical jokers set false alarms to scare both the Central and East Side fire brigades. At 10:45 a report of a fire in the Clay Comb block on East Broad Street prompted a full response, but no fire was found. A later call near the B and O depot led to a patrol check. a real alarm followed after midnight due to smoke from a nearby exhaust.
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Pole
Fire Department
D. G. Eyman
Broad Street
Vote to Dismiss Pastor at St Pauls Church Alexandria Ky
The congregation of St. Pauls Evangelical Protestant church in Alexandria Kentucky voted 40 to 27 yesterday to dismiss the Reverend Paul B Roelfuivor who has been pastor.
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Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Alexandria
Paul B. Roelfuivor
Haan Nantan
Knight Says Political Trust Controls Ohio Candidates
Congressman Co L Knight of Akron charges Ohio’s political trust fixes candidates and elections. He warns government power has shifted from people to politicians and urges restoring local control and state integrity before a radical wave. Knight travels to Springfield to speak to the Rotary while likely announcing a gubernatorial bid.
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Columbus
Ohio
Co. L. Knight
Akron
Congressman Knight
Springfield
Rotary Club
New York
Cincinnati
Moses
April Term Opens as Judges Cite Docket
The April term of court opened with Judges Redington and Thompson presiding. Equity hearings will fill two weeks, followed by jury cases. The grand jury meets tomorrow. about forty county cases are slated for review, mostly minor offenses from Lorain Elyria Wellington and Oberlin.
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Redington
Thompson
Lawrence Webber
Cocket
Lorain
Elyria
Wellington
Oberlin
Ten Dollar Fine For Failure to Send Child to School
Joseph Horvath of Western Heights was fined ten dollars plus costs after constable John Howlett charged him with neglecting to send his thirteen year old daughter to school. The girl attended only five days in February and seven in March despite truancy visits. Authorities warned of further prosecution if regular attendance did not resume.
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Joseph Horvath
Western Heights
John Howlett
Howlett
George
Horvath
Farm Implement Co. Counter Suits Joslyn for Debt and Claim
In response to suit by E R Joslyn the Farm Implement Co files a counter claim alleging Joslyn owes 70 61 on a note and 31 35 on an account. The company asks the court for judgment and dismissal of Joslyn suit.
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E.R. Joslyn
The
Farm Implement Co
Joslyn
Irish Office Denies Gun Seizure Report
The Irish office announced there is no official confirmation of a Daily Express report claiming insurgent Irish Army units seized 20,000 British rifles and 2,000,000 rounds of ammunition in a raid last Wednesday. The statement cautioned that details were unverified.
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London
Daily Express
Dircus
Haat
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Erin
Republic
Irish Free State
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Provisional Government
Mullinger
Michael Collins
Castle Bar
Collins
County Mayo
Eamonn Devalera
Dundalk
Grafton and Lagrange
Columbus Toon
Kentucky
P. H. Penna
Indiana
Lolita M. Thomson
Knight
Public Utilities Commission
GHAND
Logal Yanks
Elyria Legion
Lorain Legion
Albert Stein
Bruno
Stein
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