France warned Germany will outstrip France in recovery says Marsal
Paris reports Francois Marsal former Finance Minister warns Strasburg audience that without rapid work and private investment France will lag Germany in postwar recovery. He argues private enterprise should lead restoration, not the state, and that France can recover swiftly if it avoids costly state ventures.
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Paris
France
Germany
Francois Marsal
Strasburg
M Marsal
Ster
Seventeen American Soldiers Found At Romagne Cemetery
Major General H L Rogers reports the cemeterial division has located 178 new American soldier remains in France. Among them 132 are positively identified. 46 are unidentifiable with seven still possibly identifiable. Sixty bodies were found near Romagne cemetery and reburied in its permanent memorial plot.
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Washington
H. L. Rogers
Army
Cemeterial
France
Romagne
Trade Between U S and Mexico Expands Opinion
Mexico-United States trade for 1921 is estimated at 440 million dollars, up from 350 million in 1920, by W T Saunders secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce who has just returned from a U S tour. Saunders says Mexico needs capital for the sugar industry and irrigation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
W. T. Saunders
American Chamber of Commerce
Saunders
Menican Aviation School Closed After Fatalities
The national aviation school will be closed by War Department order due to student fatalities from incompetent instructors and high upkeep costs. General Serena notes student flights were risky because of poor equipment and negligible practical results.
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International News Service
Menico City
National School of Aviation
War Department
General Serrano
Cannon Recovered From Plymouth Waterfront Excavation
An 18 pound cannon used by John Paul Jones was unearthed during Plymouth waterfront excavation for the Pilgrim Tercentenary Exposition. The 2,800 pound weapon was given to Camp Collingwood and placed before the Memorial hall of Collingwood Post G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Plymoutht
Mass
John Paul Jones
Camp Collingwood
S. of V
Collingwood Post
Government Officials Explore Credits to Boost Trade
Washington April 5. A special conference of government officials and bankers focused on solving credit problems for producers and exporters to release stored surplus commodities. Plans discussed include regional export corporations with long term credit, plus expanding support for cotton, wheat, wool and livestock trades to revive overseas demand.
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W. H. Atkins
Washington
United States
War Finance Corporation
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Agriculture
Wallace
Treasury
Mellon
War Finance Corporations
South
New Orleans
Germany
Europe
Community Notices From Ridgeville Weekend Gatherings
Ridgeville residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns including Lorain Oberlin and Lakewood. Miss Ruth Winckles of Oberlin College spent spring break with her parents, and Louis Taft, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Taft, died after an illness. a private funeral followed at Ridgeville cemetery. The Ladies Benevolent Society plans a community event for local children.
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Ridgeville
Ault
Lorain
Summer Whitcomb
Martin O’lloyd
Rose Club
Ruth Winckles
Oberlin College
Dc. T. Winckles
Norma Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Stevens
Columbia
Norwalk
Luster
Sidgeville
Boston
E. M. Knowles
A L. Knowles
California
Knowles
Tleing
Louis
Vernon Taft
Ridgeville Cemetery
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Ku Klux Klan Denies Flogging Near Dallas
Cincinnati April 5 The grand master of the Ku Klux Klan denies any link to the branding and flogging of a negro near Dallas Texas last Friday night and vows to trace those responsible. He says the invisible empire will hunt down the men to defend the Klan name and symbols. The group is also denying charges of attempting to drag a man from his home and says three of five suspects have been captured.
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Cincinnati
Dallas
Ku-Klux Klan
Texas
Invisible Empire
Klan
Navy Reenlistment Rate Among World War Veterans
A wartime statistic shows thirty percent of World War II veterans reenlisted in the Navy. The figure highlights ongoing commitment within naval ranks as servicemen transition from wartime to peacetime duties.
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Navy
Tom Thumb’s Wedding Play Set For Seiday Night
A performance of Tom Thumb’s Wedding is slated for Seiday evening in the town hall. Entertainment will be at eight o’clock and patrons are promised an enjoyable evening.
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Tom ‘Thumb
Seiday
Medina Briefs and Local Updates Hit Medina News
Body of Max Roshon tied in France and 13 buried at Wadsworth Leyton Carter. Kiwanis list includes Marie Kurlebaus admitted to Pi Mu Epsilon at Ohio State. Medinaco donates 6500 to European relief. Deaths include Yoder Fenn Easton Horton Nichols Longacre. marriages listed for Rood Crane Geger Overholt Aker Bair. Golden anniversary noted for Warner couple. $15000 bond election for Montville two school houses. Louis Vernitch fined 600.
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Miedina
Max Roshon
France
Wadsworth Leyton Carter
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Marie Kurlebaus
Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematical Society
Ohio State University
Wadsworth
Medinaco
David M. Yoder
Edward J Fenn
Sebring
Fla
Matilda Easton
Julia Horton
A. P Nichols
J. N. Longacre
Arthur A. Rood
Donna (. Crane
Sharon
Milen C. Geger
Pandora
Rhea L. Overholt
Medina
Walter A. Aker
Billa_ Bair
Horace D. Warner
Montville
Louis Vernitch
Dinner Turned Tricky as Vest Gets Blue Devil Stain
A shopper reports finding dinner on both sides of a vest and says they removed the spots using Blue Devil cleaner. The incident highlights stain removal steps and product use.
Burglaries Charge Leads to Grand Jury Hold
Theodore Riser and William de Coy plead not guilty and are held to grand jury under $1,000 bond for burglarizing T Holmes general store at Chippewa Lake. Some loot and a whiskey bottle are confiscated at the Riser home. Wadsworth mayor Hancock oversees bootleg arrest at the Witter house, a 100 year old structure being dismantled.
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Hancock
Wadsworth
Witter
Theodore Riser
William de
Coy
Grand Jury
T. #. Holmes general
Chippewa Lake
Riser
Children’s Days Store Ad Offers 10 Percent Off
A period advertisement highlights discounts for children’s apparel and toys. Items include knit vests, beaded necklaces, coats, dresses, swimsuits, and bloomers in various sizes and fabrics with prices from 19 to 60 cents and up to $2 for select accessories. Added offer of a free hair bow with purchase.
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Murbach Coal Co
U. S
Menican Aviation School
Elyria
E. M. Chandler Coo
Wall Paper Cleaners
St. St. Lorain
Ohio
Geo. W. Fish
Eagles
Wright Studio
Broadway
E. A. Lewis
Elyria. O
Strongheart
Rialto
Phoenix
Forest Millis
Kayser
Coats
Billy Burke
Bloomer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Loomington
Lydia
Pinkham
Dalkota
Arthur J. Kade
Dante
South Dakota
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