Financing Scandal At Milwaukee-Irving State Bank
Chicago reports reveal skyrocket financing involving nearly a million dollars alleged to have been moved by Everett Peacock former bank president. Questioning continues as experts audit bank books seeking details of manipulations. Peacock Harold Anderson and Albert Sporleder face scrutiny with indictments sought. losses blamed on officials while depositors are protected.
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Genoa Meet Seeks to Clear Duplicity Charge in Conference
The German side works on a reply to avoid the stigma of duplicity as allied leaders clash over participation in Genoa talks. Italy's Premier Facta blocks a push to bar Germany, while Rathenau and Wirth press allied teachers for a candid, broad hearing.
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Genoa Talks Aim to Include American Bankers
Britain proposes inviting U S bankers to a separate conference after Genoa to stabilize exchange and return to gold standards. Sir Robert Horne says American participation is essential as Europe cannot prosper without U S aid.
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Transatlantic Lisbon Flight Crash Near St Pauls Rocks
Portuguese aviators Lieutenants Countinho and Sacadura were forced to crash land near St Pauls Rocks in their transatlantic flight to Pernambuco. The machine was wrecked but both pilots survived. the attempt may be abandoned due to the accident, with St Pauls Rocks about 800 miles off Brazil. Notre Dame convent fire reported in Montreal with $150,000 loss.
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Stock Mart Leak From Radio Probe At Frisco
A stock market leak was traced to a radio setup used to listen and relay data to abroad. A muted telegraph key connected to high power batteries enabled secret transfers for curb brokers seeking the information.
U S Ambassador to Germany Arrives in Coblenz
Alangon B. Houghton, newly appointed U S ambassador to Germany, arrived at Coblenz today and will visit General Henry T. Allen, commander of U S troops on the Rhine. A brief sports note adds that winning a pennant seems unlikely for the White Sox system, though Gleason's young pitchers could upset higher use.
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Lady Astor Demonstrates Global View in Baltimore Visit
The American press questions Lady Astor as she discusses the Genoa conference debt issues and European tensions while outlining her purpose at the Pan American conference and Women Voters’ convention in Baltimore. She praises Lloyd George, deflects on prohibition, and notes her travels to Baltimore, Washington, Danville, Lynchburg, and Chicago amid a bustling interview.
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Businessman Recovers After Tanlac Treatment
Mar Clelland Reed of Huntington West Virginia describes years of weakness and a ruined stomach, saying Tanlac made him a new man. He asserts the medicine restored his health, allowing him to work walk upright and feel well again, with Elyria and local druggists selling Tanlac.
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Boy killed by Irish sniper in riot in Belfast
A fifteen year old boy named Jack Scott was killed by a sniper in East Belfast during the rioting in Belfast. Crown forces reported one dead and eighteen wounded in North Belfast, with twenty five arrests, as Free State troops attacked mutinous positions and captured Manor Hamilton barracks. In Dublin, mutineers attacked Wellington Barracks, with one sentry wounded and six attackers captured, as alarms and rifle fire filled the night. The truce talks between Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith, and Eamon De Valera were set to resume Thursday.
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Sporting Exhibit Attracts Aimaods At Day's Hardware
Over 150 sportmen and anglers attended a fly casting exhibition and display of sporting goods at Day's Hardware store. The event featured A Foss, inventor of the pork rind ball, and Mr Grang teaching proper pole, line, and wrist twists to cast bait precisely. Attendees found the demonstration interesting and skillful.
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Elyria Tax Analysis Reveals City Debt and Receipts
The report shows estimated receipts from taxes for sinking fund and interest totaling 111,751.39 and general purposes 126,429.01, with operating and maintenance 230,430.01 and other sources 20,000, yielding 267,158.33 for 1922. It lists a sinking fund deficit of 75,023.13 and a property valuation of 41,618,575 with a total tax rate of 22.4. City debt includes 219,000 in deficiency bonds and total bonded debt of 2,477,000 including water works.
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Eaton News Roundup and Local Visits
April notes from Eaton include Mrs H F Haven visiting Elyria for a day and families attending the Easter cantata at Finney chapel Oberlin. The Ladies Aid plans a church basement meeting on April 20 inviting schoolchildren. G Cole and his Bible class mourn the long illness and death of their teacher who served over fifty years. Jay Coleman visited relatives in LaGrange. Mrs Nellie Greer of Mount Vernon visits Eaton and Mrs Sarah McAdams as her health lags. Mr and Mrs Andrew Lengben with sons Herbert and Glenn of Perry spent several days nearby.
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Irish Envoys Speak at Cleveland April Meeting
The Irish Republican Envoys Countess Constance Markievicz Rev Michael O Flanagan Austin Stack and J J O Kelly will speak at a Cleveland gathering commemorating Easter Week 1916. The program under the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic will be in Engineers Auditorium on Thursday April 20 at 8 p m with northern Ohio Irish societies aiding arrangements. Rev Michael O Flanagan Sinn Fein vice president famed orator. O Kelly and Stack are Dail members and Home Affairs ministers in the Republican cabinet.
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Local Social Roundup From Eaton Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings populate Eaton notes. Guests include Willard D. Sure Relief and Marian Mathews, while Civil War veteran Job Alexander’s funeral follows two weeks of illness. Several households report visitors from Cleveland and Wellington.
Local families host Easter gatherings across the area
Mr and Mrs F D Longdow and Arthur Ross attend gatherings with relatives from Fairview Village Beeetown Cleveland and Elyria. Berea College student Carl Tieltnes spends Easter vacation with parents. Frank Hennie and A Kannenberg drive to Cleveland as guests. Randall family plans to welcome mother from Rochester New York for about a month while Leon Mathews and others visit.
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Wellington Student Hurt After Fall on School Grounds
Wellington April 19 Edward Buck a school boy fell while at play on school grounds yesterday and struck his nose on a rock. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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