U S rejects new Genoa conference aim to liquidate debts
Washington reports flag a second international meeting may follow the Genoa talks but the United States will not join a broad plan to liquidate inter national debts. A five member American debt funding commission led by Mellon Hughes Hoover will negotiate payment with debtor nations individually, not collectively. Great Britain remains the largest single debtor and will be notified to begin settlement talks.
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Washington
Hinda
Genoa
United States
U. S
U.S
American Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Mellon
Hughes
Hoover
Smoot
Utah
Burton
Ohio
America
Ambassador Child
State Department
Washingon
Debt Funding Commission
Great Britain
British sculpian plans to show America with statue of beer
The British government plans to consult first with Sir Auckland Geddes on settling war debts. The United States prepares to begin funding negotiations with Britain. Total war indebtedness stands at about 20.9 billion, Britain leading with 4.86, France 3.41, Italy 1.88, Belgium 0.40, Russia 0.21, Czecho-Slovakia 0.98, Serbia 0.03, Romania 0.28. other small sums. Evansville, Indiana reports Olio River flood forecasts and Ohio River rising.
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House of Commons
Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes
Great Britain
Italy
Belghith
Russia
Czecho-Slovakia
Serbia
Roumania
Biot Wadsworth
Secretary of the Treasury
Funding Commission
The
Easter Services Inspire Large Nova Audience
Nova held Easter services with Rev Cordero delivering the morning sermon to a large attentive audience. Twenty one members joined church fellowship in the morning, with nine more at the evening service. The Easter program by the MLES youth featured a pageant New Life for the Nation with costumed characters symbolizing renewal. Floral decorations, songs, and hymns reflected the Resurrection theme. C Richards visited Columbus to spend time with his son Raymond Richards and family. Raymond Holmes and Miss Jennie Motter of Ashland were guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Motter. Melvin Biddinge and family attended the Chronicle Telegram Want Ad.
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Nova
Cordero
Aie
Mem‘bers
Miemberg
Fion Serv
MLE
Ad. C. Richards
Columbus
Raymond Richards
Fam“Ily
Raymond Holmes
Jennié Motter
Ashland
Geo.’ Motter
Melvin Biddinge
Elyria Women Seek Divorce and Alimony
Two divorce cases were filed today in Elyria. Ethel Herrick sues Arthur Herrick alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty including sworn at her, beating, and coercive control while caring for a rooming house. she seeks divorce, alimony, child custody, and an injunction. Francis Sturgis sues William Sturgis alleging desertion, marital strain since the birth of their child, threats with a revolver, and harm to herself and child. she seeks injunction and support.
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Aled
Elyria
Ethel Herrick
Arthur Herrick
Greman
N.Y. C
Chestnut Street
Francis Sturgis
Willam Sturgis
Humane Society
Lewis Court
Easter Guests and Local Social Notes Highlight Norwalk Area
Easter weekend brought visits from Mayor and Mrs. A. M. Turner of New London and other notables including Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tedraw, Elza Biddinger, and Reginald Hastlake. Substituting teachers from Ashland college, Berea visits, and multiple local families’ gatherings filled the town social calendar. A birth announced for Chas. Andrews’s family, and notes on church convention and community movements conclude the item.
Musterole Relief Advertised In Modern Ointment Form
Musterole is a clean white ointment with oil of mustard. It is easy to apply with fingertips and allegedly brings quick relief without blistering like old mustard plasters. Available at drug stores in 35 and 65 cent jars and tubes, hospital size, $3. Better than a mustard plaster.
Jubilee Celebration of Ohio Odd Fellows in Columbus
In Columbus on April 25 the Jubilee for the Ohio Odd Fellows will be held. Ohio Grand Secretary H. D. Claf fin reports daily Bene fits total $542,329 for the year ending March 31 1922 and notes relief expenditures of $366,254.67. Cash receipts were $1,248,628.03 with disbursements of $1,125,024.79, net asset gain $125,593.24. Ohio hosts 730 lodges with 101,929 members. Toledo leads as the banner city. Estimated attendance rises to 30,600 for ceremonies at the Ohio State Fair Colis eum including a parade and first degree confer rence.
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Columbus
H. D.claffin
Ohio
Ohio Odd Fellows
Toledo
Lucas County
Cincinnati
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Ohio construction shows sixty percent March increase
Construction contracts awarded in Ohio during March totaled 20,233,300 according to F W Dodge company. The figure marked a 60 percent rise from February but remained below March 1921 levels. The March total included 7,634,100 or 38 percent in several categories.
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Ohio
F. W. Dodge Company
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel that gently cleanses the bowels and liver to purify the system. It claims rapid relief for bad breath and notes the tablets are sugar coated, vegetable in composition, and free of harsh purgatives.
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Dr. Edwards
T. Edwards
Panor
Deen M. Edwards
Whitaker-Glessner Creek mill at Wheeling reopens after idleness
The Whitaker-Glessner local plant known as Creek mill resumed operations after a year idle. Two mills start today with gradual increases planned this week, and the plant has been rebuilt with a new power plant and open shop. All Wheeling Steel subsidiary plants now in operation except Martin's Ferry. A large crowd gathered with deputies present and no trouble.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Whitaker-Glessner Company
Creek
Whittaker-Glessner
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Martin’s Ferry
Creek Mill
Reading of municipal budget by sector
The document lists allocation shares for building categories including residential, public works and utilities, education facilities, business, and industrial buildings with specific dollar amounts and percentage shares. It notes five sectors with varied funding, highlighting the scale of city investment across residential, public works, education, business, and industrial projects.
Special Offer by Dr Snell for Chronic Ailments
Catarrh stomach diseases and a long list of illnesses are urged to seek examination by Dr Snell. The ad promises frank evaluation, whether curable or not, with advice for incurable cases. It extols treatment of rheumatism nervous disorders dropsy liver heart issues digestion and skin conditions including blemishes and scalp diseases.
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Snell
Train Derailment Injures Several Passengers Near Staubert
Jeffersoniry Mo April 19 Several persons were injured but not seriously when Missouri Pacific Passenger Train No 10 derailed near Staubert twenty miles east of the city.
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Jefferson
Erry
Easthoung
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Staubert
Charleston Mining Fatalities Reported in 1935
In West Virginia local sources note mining fatalities totaling 35 for the year. The State Bureau is reviewing the deaths, with 26 listed as American and 12 as foreigners. No further details on causes or sites are provided in the fragments.
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Charleston
W. Lorain
Wast
Virginia
State Bureau of
Killen
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