Government funding split between executive and Congress
A dispute over the funding needed to run state government over the next two fiscal years centers on figures from the executive and legislative branches. The president cites a total around 1.5 billion dollars. Congress aims for about two billion, with leaders seeking reductions from prior outlays and variable receipts, including railroad and war contract costs.
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Y A. O. Hayward
U. S
Ajington
Rnment
Kent Harding
Treasury
Mondell
House
Reeve James Good
Appropriations Committee
Garleft
Harding
Former bank cashier released on bond after false-entry charges
Osborne, ex cashier of the National Bank of Clend near Leston West Virginia, was released on a 310,000 bond for his appearance at the June term. He faced charges of making false entries in his books, causing a shortage of 650,000 dollars. The case was before Commissioner Joseph Ruffner.
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Leston
W. Va
Osborne
National Bank of Clendnear
Joseph Ruffner
Daugherty Guest of Honor at Unique Columbus Dinner
In Columbus a dinner for Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty drew about 200 members of the Columbus club. The event featured Daugherty dining in separate rooms to meet each guest, a longstanding club tradition for distinguished visitors. Afterward he spoke, with F. R. Huntington acting as toastmaster. He planned to travel to New York Monday to join President Harding for monument ceremonies Tuesday.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus Club
East Broad
Fourth Sts
Taft
Roosevelt
McKinley
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Ohio
Daugherty
New York
Harding
France Ready to Action If Demands Not Met
Paris reports France's war machine ready to move at once with a May 1 trigger if Germany rejects ration demands. Britain, Belgium, and Italy face possible French invasion of the Ruhr and parts of Westphalia. Marshall Foch would receive carte blanche when action is declared.
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Paris
France
Germany
Britain
Dearborn Independent Sale Blocked by Injunction
A federal judge granted a temporary injunction in Cleveland prohibiting Mayor W. S. Fitzgerald and Police Chief Frank W. Smith from hindering the street sale of Ford's weekly Dearborn Independent.
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Cleveland
Dearborn Independent Today
D. C. Westenhaver
W. S. Fitzgerald
Frank W. Smith
Ford
Germans Brace for May Day Amid War Fears
The piece notes Germany’s tense mood as May Day approaches during World War I. Reports from Paris detail military plans to be enacted if Paris’s demands on Germany are not met, raising fears of a new war declaration by France. Foreign Minister Walter Simons’s shifting stance fuels confusion as the Reichstag Committee prepares to assess new proposals next week.
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London
Walter Simons
Reichstag Committee
Japan Determined to Maintain Mandate on Yap Island
Paris dispatch from Tokyo says Japan is determined to hold its mandate for Yap as honor and prestige are at stake. It notes favorable opinions favoring a friendly settlement of the cable controversy. The report adds that Japan expects France and England to support its stance.
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Paris
Japan
Yap
le Temps
Tokio
France
England
Motherly Love Awaits Second Wife of Broker
In Pittsburg on April 16 a mother longing for her daughter returns home to comfort Esther Tatnall Andrews known as wife number 2 in Jersey City. Christine Tatnall speaks of belief in her daughter and readiness to share troubles while expressing sympathy for Maud Augusta Haynes Andrews and her two children.
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Pittsburg
Esther Tatnall Andrews
Jersey City
Christine Tatnall
Promise of the Future at Women Voters Convention
Cleveland reporters relay the National League of Women Voters closing session. Mrs Maud Wood Park praises cooperative spirit as the group endorses Mrs Catts direct primary plan and asks Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt to remain honorary chairman with powers over va te. Invitations for the 1922 convention arrive from Baltimore and Houston while unfinished business ends.
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Dorothy Husker
Cleveland
National League of Women Voters
Maud Wood Park
Threatening letter sent to Wyoming prosecutor in McGannon case
Cleveland April 16 County prosecutor E C Stanton received a letter saying you are persecuting not prosecuting Judge McGannon and you will be knocked off if you persist. additional letters were given to post office authorities for investigation. Early trial of ex judge William H McGannon and others indicted in the probe of the Harold C Kagy death is promised.
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Cleveland
McGannon
E. Cc. Stanton
Post Office
William H. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Senate Finance Committee to Hear Tariff Bill Monday
Senator Penrose announced a Monday meeting of the Senate Finance Committee to begin consideration of the emergency tariff bill passed by the House. He signaled opposition to anti dumping and exchange equalization provisions may delay passage until the following week. Public hearings likely start Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Penrose
Republican
Pennsylvania
Senate
Fenrosa
Barracks Attacked in Kinnegad as Reinforcements Rush In
A band of sixty men attacked the Kinnegad barracks for two hours blocking all roads. Reinforcements have been rushed to the barracks according to reports from Dublin dated April 146.
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Dublin
Kinnegad
Army Officer 18 Much in Demand Circles Through Posts
Lieutenant Colonel Brady G. Ruttencutter has been shuffled between assignments. He was relieved from the army recruiting station and sent to Springfield then ordered to a southern camp and Camp Devens. A later order sent him back to Springfield as instructor inspector of infantry for the National Guard.
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International News Service
Boston
Brady G. Ruttencutter
Army
Springfield
South
Camp Devens
National Guard
Plans to test legality of emergency measure decided at conference
Cleveland April 16 Plans for a court test of the emergency clause attached to the Dunn bill reorganizing the State government were perfected at a conference in the Engineers Building with Senators Burke Bender Hamlin Harris and others present. The test would follow if the amended bill passes the Senate and gains House approval. Governor Davis is expected to sign. Opponents call the emergency a constitution mockery and ready lawyers may aid in court. Columbus plans a referendum if the court voids the emergency clause.
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Cleveland
Engineers’ Building
J. F. Burke
Elyria
George H. Bender
L. D. Hamlin
George Harris
Senate
House
Harry L. Davis
Columbus
No Immediate Prospect of Agreement in Elyria Construction
Elyria contractors and union workers show no near path to resume construction as mediator Emil Calman fails to secure a deal. Carpenters and timers dispute validity of employer promises versus signed agreements, while the Elyria employers group says no agreements will be reached this year. Continued on Page 16.
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Elyria
Emil Calman
Chronicle-Telegram
Chamber of Commerce
Employers’ Committee
Elyria Employers’ Organization
Civic Boards Propose Franchise Changes for Elyria Traction
Elyria civic groups and council figures held an advisory meeting with the Traction Co representatives in the First National Bank building. Leaders from Kiwanis Women’s Civic Chamber Rotary and business clubs discussed proposed franchise changes with City Attorney Baird and Council President Hewitt present.
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Elyria
Railway Committee
First National Bank
Harry Redington
Kiwanis Club
H. M. Andresa
L. P. Kaiser
Gust Kolinskis
Womens’ Civic Club
H. Leonard
Carl Friday
J. B. Loughry
Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Crisp
Rotary Eclub
Oscar Haseroldt
Charles Tucker
Better Business Men S Club
Glade Thomas
Young Men’s Business Club
Kenneth Boyian
Lorain County Automobile Club
H. C. Harris
Exrchange Club
Emil Calman
Harpin
Hazelton and Tattersall
Traction Co
F. W. Coen
Frank Stevens
Hewitt
Baird
Redington
Codees
Erce Council
Attorney Stevens
Coen
Three Columbus Men Seized With 15 Gallon Still
Delaware county officials raided an abandoned farm house near the Franklin county line and Alum Creek capturing three Columbus men, Earl Williams, Morris Rubin and George Voit, and seizing a 15 gallon still five gallons of corn whiskey and mash. Williams was injured in a recent incident, and Danny Rosenbecker, formerly of Lucas county, was killed in a motorcycle accident.
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Columbus
Delaware County
Alvin Richards
Fanklin
Earl Williams
Morris Rubin
George Voit
Williams
Danny Rosenbecker
Lucas County
Rosenbecker
Ohio Penitentiary
United States rejects Soviet proposals over prisoners in Russia
The State Department states no hospitality for Soviet recognition or trade proposals while Americans are imprisoned in Russia. It mentions efforts to secure release of Captain Emmit Kilpatrick and Ruth Harrison among others, noting complications due to lack of a U S representative in Russia.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
State Department Is
Emmit Kilpatrick
Ruth Harrison
Clevelanders Arrested for Auto Stealing
Two Cleveland men, William Jones 25 and Robert Williams 24, were arrested in Elyria after being found in a Chandler car reported stolen from a Cleveland garage. The car contained the traveling salesman’s samples, and a call to Cleveland confirmed the theft.
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E. J. Stankard
Cleveland
Birmingham Storm Death Toll Rises Across Alabama
Severe B16 storm sweeps western Alabama causing multiple deaths and injuries. Ralph near Tuscaloosa reports four dead and twenty injured as thirty buildings are razed. Leighton between Decatur and Tuscumbia reports seven fatalities amid heavy property damage and numerous injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Ralph
Tuscaloosa
Leighton
Decatur
Tuscumbla
Oscar Stalla Arrested in Hotel Ohio Robbery Case
Blyria police arrested Oscar Stalla at his brother’s Walnut street home. Indicted by a grand jury, he had been in seclusion for days and is tied to the hold up and robbery near the Hotel Ohio about a month ago.
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Blyria
Yrla
Oscar Stalla
Walnut Street
Stalla
Ohio
Police Helped Columbus License Fees Turned In
Ohio police cooperation led to about 2800 restaurants and hotels paying roughly 3000 in license fees that would likely have gone unpaid, said state fire marshal Dykeman.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mershal Dykeman
Destructive cyclone devastates Texas Arkansas and Mississippi
A vast storm sweep across Alabama Arkansas Texas and Mississippi has killed at least fifty two and caused over a million dollars in damage. Hope Arkansas reports thirty five dead as Hempstead and Miller counties suffer extensive losses. Hospitals at Hope and Texarkana are crowded as recovery efforts begin and officials expect months to clear wreckage.
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Little Rock
Ark
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Mississippi
Hope
Hempstead
Reidness
Marlbrook
Powers
Fulton
Sheppard
Dolph
Prescott
Balvins
Washington
Miller
Muler
Bankhead
Texarkana
Waterloo for Either Labor or Capitalist
Mildred Morris reports from Frank Morrison to the AFL tonight on a labor battle near. Four million workers are unemployed per federation surveys from over 560 of 900 cities. Morrison says money interests control Congress and the legislature and push rule or ruin with an iron and blood policy. Nationwide suits to seize union funds are planned by “bird” employers awaiting a U S Supreme Court decision in a $600 000 damage suit against the United Mine Workers of America.
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Mildred Morris
International News Service
Washington
Waterloo
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Congress
Morrison
Bird
U. S. Supreme Court
United Mine Workers of America
League of Industrial Rights
Anti-boycott Association
Build Large New Dock at Vera Cruz
Mexico City April 16 Work will begin immediately on a great new dock at Vera Cruz to handle growing maritime traffic. The pier will be 385 yards long and 110 yards wide costing 6 780 000 pesos. The Secretary of Commerce approved the plans of the company to carry out the construction.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Secretary of Commerce
Senate confirms Harvey Washington as ambassador to Great Britain
April 16 report states the Senate confirmed Colonel George Harvey of New Jersey as ambassador to Great Britain and Myron T. Herrick of Ohio as ambassador to France. Harvey’s confirmation occurred with some Democratic senators not objecting.
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Washington
Senate
George Harvey
New Jersey
Great Britain
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Harvey
Damaging Storm Ravages Four States Hurting Hundreds
Across Arkansas Texas Alabama and Mississippi a deadly storm leaves at least 52 dead. Heaviest damage hits Miller and Hempstead counties Arkansas with towns Hope Marlbrook Powers Fulton Sheppard Dolph Prescott Balving Washington Avenger Tex as Ralph Sulligent Sontage and Red Cross teams organize relief. Rescue efforts continue as hundreds become homeless and farms houses trees and telegraph lines are ruined. Communications and rail service suffer from washed out tracks and delays.
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Arkansas
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Miller and Hempstead
Hope
Marlbrook
Powers
Fulton
Sheppard
Dolph
Prescott
Balving
Washington, Ark
Avenger
Ralph and Sulligent
Ala
Sontage
Miss
Red Cross
Devastating Tornado Casualties Across Southwest
Reports list about 200 injured in Texarkana hospitals and several dead in Arkansas Cass County towns Avenger and Sulligent Alabama. Additional fatalities include Marlbrook couple Stephen Shackelford and their two children and six Jones family members on the Boice plantation in Miller County.
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Southwest
Texarkana
Arkansas
Avenger
Texas
Cass County
Ralph
Sulligent
Alabama
Marlbrook
Stephen Shackelford
Jones
Boice Plantation
Miller
Eight-Year-Old Nadine Kremer Found Murdered Near Home
In Pittsburgh on April 16, eight-year-old Nadine Kremer, held four days, was found dead in a stable near her home. Police say she was severely harmed with a sharp object. her father Nicholas Kremer led a neighborhood search before locating the body. John Miller is held by police amid threats as investigators pursue leads.
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Pittsburgh
Nadine Kremer
Nicholas Kremer
Kremer
John Miller
Miller
Niller
Daniels to Speak on Christian Movement in Huntington
Former secretary of the navy Josephus Daniels will speak in Huntington tomorrow in the interest of the Christian movement of the West Virginia conference.
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Huntington
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
West Virginia
Market Totals for New York Week in Bonds and Shares
New York reports 331000 shares and 5098009 in bonds traded today. Weekly totals reach 3263000 shares and 44148606 in bonds.
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New York
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Frank FE. Mason
Iimn
WY Gannon
Daniels
Bond Salon
Bape
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