Debts Row Deepens as Soviet Refuses to Recognize Czars’ War Debts
Genoa reports show Russia and Soviet envoys refusing to recognize czarist and Kerensky debts. Moscow says prewar loans and private claims totaling about 18 to 20.9 billion gold rubles may be liquidated only by a new bond issue to the general public. Lloyd George cautions await Soviet reply.
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WM. E. Borah
International Neva Service
Washington
Russia
Germany
Japan
Genoa
Lloyd George
France
Kerensky
Munitions Blast Devastates Salonika City
Despatch from London reports a massive munitions explosion in Salonika killing and maiming thousands. City population about 100000, with hundreds buried in a church ruin and 1800 soldiers buried in their barracks as fire spreads from the wreckage.
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London
Salonika
Portuguese Aviators Complete Long Atlantic Hop to Brazil
Captains Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral reach St Pauls Rocks after a 1000 mile flight from the Cape Verde Islands marking the longest leg of their Lisbon to Brazil journey. The segment was described as the most dangerous of the crossing.
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Coutinho
Sacadora Cabral
Lisbon
Brazil
St. Paul’s Rocks
Cape Verdi Islands
Two men plead guilty to illegal liquor sale in Loop Salon case
John Nisciecski and Frank Slo bi were tried after yesterday afternoon arrests for selling liquor illegally at the Loop salon and the Boston lunch. Each man pled guilty and received a $500 fine plus costs and jail in default. John Lamanoucz pleaded not guilty and claimed he sold his lease and is not involved. he remains held, with discharge likely in the offing.
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John Nisciecski
Frank Slobi
Loop
Boston
Costa
John Lamanoucz
Lorain and Elyria Aliens Compete in Citizenship Tests
Lorain and Elyria immigrants seeking naturalization faced competitive exams at Oakwood School in Lorain on Tuesday evening. Over 25 applicants were tested under immigration examiner H. Ewans, with about ten Elyrians and fifteen Lorain residents taking part. The contest spurred civic pride as Elyria battled Lorain.
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Lorain and
Elyria
Lorain
Oakwood School
8. H. Ewans
Immigration Department
Ewing
Wind Lashes Elyria Wrecking Signs Injure Two
A high windstorm tore signs from Broad street moorings and snapped wires in Elyria. A wire at Eighth street and Middle avenue struck an auto injuring riders Cliff Daniels and Miss Mildred Haywood, who suffered facial bruises but no serious injuries. Continued on Page 2.
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Broad Street
Eighth Street
Middle Avenue
Cliff Daniels
Seventh Street
Mildred Haywood
Ast Avenue
Nygers Brawl Result Narrows in West Heights Incident
Julius Nyerges accused man Steve Nagi was jailed on an assault and battery warrant after a Sunday melee at Western Heights. Nagi bound over to the grand jury on $300 bond.
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Julius Nyerges
Western Heights
Steve Nagi
J.C. Conaway
Nagi
Toon
Grand
Boiling Water Advisories After Typhoid Cases
Health Officer Dr. Geo French warns the public to boil water until further orders after two typhoid fever cases linked to drinking water. A new chlorinator is flowing at the filter plant, though impure water remains in pipes. Director Beck flushes dead ends and fire plugs to purge contamination and promises notice when boiling can cease.
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Geo. French
Beck
Local resident breaks mower after letting lawn grow long
A Lodi street resident outdid the first Canadian soldier reported at Lorain by breaking his lawn mower while permitting grass to grow too long and tough. The incident reflects ongoing garden maintenance struggles in the area as reported by The Summer Crier.
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June Bug
Lorain
Lodi
Dublin Conference on Irish Differences Adjourns After Two Hours
Dublin leaders meeting by order of Lord Mayor O Neill adjourned after a two hour session aimed at reconciling rival factions. Archbishop Byrne had conferred with Irish Labour representatives beforehand and Michael Collins entered to applause. In East Belfast fighting, a new death raised casualties and three special constables were wounded as mutinous troops attacked Free State posts.
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Dublin
O'Neill
Archbishop Byrne
Irish Labor Party
Michael Collins
Free State
East Bel
Irish Republican Army
Civil War in China Reported With Battles North of Peking
London reports from a Daily Express despatch that civil war has begun in China with severe fighting north of Peking. It states foreigners in Peking are not in danger.
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London
China
Daily Express
Peking
Entire Western Heights class to become citizens
John Skinletz of Western Heights announced that the fourteen student class taught by Miss Gill and Mr Adams has been recommended for U S citizenship after a winter study program. The group, passing with no trouble, will receive papers on May 3 when the government official visits.
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John Skinletz
Western Heights
John
Chronicle-Telegram
Miss Gill
Adams
W. T. Shockley
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Borah Rah
United States Senate
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la Follette
Reed
Ohnson
Tew
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McCumber
Culbertson
Kellogg
James A. Reed
Missouri
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Hiram Johnson
California
Harry S. New
Indiana
Park Tramwell
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Sonnai
Ess
Selenike
Sacadura Cabal
Elyria Liquuh
Toterg
Wauy Enan
Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Alexander
Weoden
Cincinnati
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