Pan American women converge for League of Women Voters meet
Baltimore hosts the Pan American conference and the League of Women Voters convention with more than 2 000 delegates from the United States and abroad. Key figures include Lady Nancy Astor Maud Wood Park and Secretary of State Hughes addressing the gathering on peace and public policy.
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Baltimore
United States
Western Hemisphere
League of Women Voters
Maud Wood Park
Richie
Maryland
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Jana Abbott
U. S. Bureau
Edutzu
Walter DuBois Brookives
California
Wharse
Nancy Astor
Fritey
Honess
League of Woman Voters
League
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Solon Jacobs
Alabama
Agriculture Wallace
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
Washington
Mercedes Laines
New Orleans
Honduras
Sofia de Ferrari Rojas
Rochester man claims cure for rheumatism with Allenrhu
James H. Allen of Rochester Kansas claims a self developed remedy Allenrhu dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He says the prescription quickly banishes rheumatism symptoms and offers a money back guarantee if the first pint fails. He urges druggists nationwide to dispense the treatment.
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James H. Allen
Rochester
KX OY
Toledo Weather Wreck Leaves City in Turmoil
April storm aftermath in Ohio reports Toledo crews clearing wreckage from gales. damage exceeds 150000 dollars as glass, trees, poles, and wires fall. Widespread outages hinder transit. Immaculate Conception steeple top toppled but no serious injuries occur. Nearby Sandusky and Cleveland report downed lines, blown trees, and frigid temps with continued frost risk.
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Toledo
Church of Immaculate Conception
Wind Storm Leaves Trees at Freezing Point Damage Question
A night of winds estimated at sixty miles per hour and a temperature drop below freezing raised questions about possible damage to the fruit crop. One fruit raiser noted that blossoms had not developed far enough to suffer major harm, leaving uncertainty about the overall impact.
Market prices and farm products listed in brief
Markets column lists fresh produce and commodities with prices such as apples 2.50 per bushel, dried navy beans 5 1 2c per lb, cabbage 2 1 4 per lb, onions 9.50 to 110.00 per cwt, hot house tomatoes 2.59 per crate, potatoes 2.7 to 3.25 per 150 lb sack, and sweet potatoes 1.30 to 1.25 per hamper. Also notes fresh eggs and poultry prices including live fowls and spring chickens.
Stove kills three tots in Houston home tragedy
In Houston on April 20 three children Louisa Mathis Elizabeth and William aged nine were found dead in their bed from gas fumes leaking from a kitchen stove. They lived with their father H J Mathis and grandfather H S Mathis.
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Houston
Texas
Louisa Mathis
Elizabeth
William
H. J. Mathis
H. S. Mathis
Genoa Conference Communiqués and German Russian Pact Status
Reports from Genoa confirm German and Russian officials deny any secret military clauses in the Rapallo pact and pledge to honor the treaty. French Premier Poincare urges allies to compel Germany to make amends, while discussions foresee reopening British mining concessions with Urquhart. Lipid George downplays discord but doubts the conference spirit as it continues.
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Kerensky
Genoa
Walter Rathenau
Wirth
Rathenau
Paris
Germany
Poincare
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Great Britain
Rapallo
M. Barthou
Jouvenel
London
Leslie Urquart
Russo-Asiatic
Urquhart
Russia
Lipid George
Dublin in Threes and mutineers clash in Dublin streets
Mutineers clash with free state forces in Dublin with fixed bayonets and bombs. Casualties listed as two free state deaths, unknown mutineer toll. The worst fighting erupts on O Connell Street as Commandant Dalton is shot at his hotel. Civilian panic spreads, women scream, and a telephone exchange is targeted before armored cars curb the assault. The truce talks led by Lord Mayor O Neill resume this afternoon with Richard Mulcahy and Roderick O Connell involved.
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Dalton
Leason
Ireland
Free State
Lord Mayor O'Neil
Dublin
Richard Mulcahy
Roderick O'Connel
Divorce action ties up opera star Matzenauer
San Francisco April 20. Opera star Mme Margaret Matzenauer and chauffeur Floyd Glotzbach are center stage in diverce actions. Glotzbach files suit in California seeking dissolution on grounds of mental suffering. Matzenauer prosecutes near New York with stories of jealousy and alleged affairs. The case mirrors a romance sparked at the Delmonte hotel and followed by depositions in Monterey.
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Floyd
Glotzbach
New York
J. Maxwell Peyzer
Delmonte Hotel
Carlsbad
Austria
California
Monterey
Gretzbach
Mme. Matzenauer
Jing
Wellington School Musical Club Event and Local Notices
Wellington news notes a Wellington Senior High School musical club performance at the Congregational church Friday. Auxiliary sews quilts for sale, others travel and recover from trips. An accident at Huntington school injures two boys. one severely, nose likely permanently affected. Local shops receive updates as street scrapping begins. Ireland politics report tense with Griffith and De Valera over ethereal registers and a potential coalition. Belfast violence resumes with casualties rising to eight in 43 hours.
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Congregational Church
American Legion Auxiliary
J. C. McDermott
Mayme Andrews
J. C. Haskell
Suiny South
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PB. Schafner
Huntington
George Simonson
Wilson
Robinson Bakery
Imsurpants
Arthur Grifith
Dail Eireann
Hamonne Valera
Griffith
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Tevaleras
Ireland
Jabon
Doevites
O'Neil
Perormmas
Aps
Bot
Free
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East
Ielfast
Drmerty
Five Benwood miners seized by mob in W Va march
In Benwood West Virginia a crowd of about 100 men captured five local non union mine workers on their way to work. The captives were paraded through the streets wearing signs calling them dirty scabs. A patrolman intervened and the prisoners were promised release. Some mob members were known IW W sympathizers and other prisoners were taken from a river ferryboat and halted cars during the search.
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Bellaire
Benwood
Ohio River
Redington Block Sold to Carl J Ehrman Amherst
G J Ehrman local businessman announced the purchase of the Redington block for about 31000. It includes Plato and Fippert clothing, Mathew Smith grocery, Bodman shoe store, and the Mischka restaurant with the Eagles upstairs. The building, once owned by Judge Horace Redington of Elyria, houses strong ground-floor businesses and a fine Eagles hall.
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Redington
Carl J. Ehrman
Amherst
G. J. Ehrman
Plato & Fippert
Mathew Smith
Bodman
Mischka
Eagles
Common Pieas
Horace Redington
Elyria
Inter Class Track Meet Captains Chosen at Amherst
April 20 crews named for Amherst inter class track teams with Alex Bruce leading freshmen Lofton Baumhart guiding sophomores and Walter Milford guiding juniors. Senior captain pending. Junior class holder seeks another win by narrow margin over seniors last year while seniors plan a strong turnout to win the silver loving cup.
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Amherst
Alex Bruce
Lofton Baumhart
Walter Wilford
Girl Scouts Present Why and How We Gave a Play in Amherst
The Girl Scouts will stage the play Why and How We Gave a Play at the Opera House Friday evening April 21 with a large cast including Claire Vernon Vera Caruthers A B Fontaine and many others. Proceeds go to the general fund and an orchestra planned by the high school is expected to perform. The cantata Under the Palms will be sung at Stone Church Sunday April 23 under F Bunting of Elyria with South Amherst M E Church choir members participating.
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Opera House
Claire Vernon
Vera Caruthers
A. EB. Fontaine
Jermaine Lahifi
Ann Thompson
Percy
Zelma Muth
Molly O'Brien
Dorothy Zilch
Evelyn Redding
Ruth Hofman
Joan Bliss
Dorothy Cox
Harriett Bennett
Lucille Dei
Amberst
South Amherst M
Stone Church
F. Bunting
Elyria
Birmingham
Pinta in Distress As Revenue Cutter Responds
In the Wicomico River near Fleeton Virginia the 300 ton auxiliary powerboat Pinta laden with shad for Baltimore is in distress. The Apache revenue cutter stationed nearby is under repair and a second cutter will be sent from Norfolk to assist. the Pinta has a small crew. In Washington Senator McCumber warns against using the new traffic bill to raise prices or cut wages during senate debate.
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Wicomico River
Fleeton
Revenue Cutter
Washington
Norfolk
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
For Sale Items include beds and gas heater
Short sale notice lists beds and a gas heater available at 1008 East Avenue. Items priced to move quickly. buyers must contact for details.
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East Avenue
Labor Committee opens sweeping coal industry inquiry in Washington
The House Labor Committee launched a deep probe into coal industry causes of current high prices. It seeks to centralize information held by federal agencies, examine possible new federal regulation, and open all coal business aspects to the public. The panel may probe Judge Orr’s actions and consider impeachment if warranted.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Nolan
Charles P. Orr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Revenue Bureau
Gaskill
Federal Trade Comission
Davis
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Prophecy of Russia and Germany Unite Reaches Genoa
The text asserts that at Genoa the inevitable alliance between Russia and Germany would form, noting Germany's population about seventy million and Russia around 180 million, with intertwined economic interests. It claims their actions fulfilled predictions voiced during the four power treaty debates.
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Genoa
Russia
Germany
Robbery Aboard Sleeper Train in Indianapolis
Six players from the Kansas City American Association team were robbed early today in the blue Pullman sleeper layover in the railroad yards. Players Caldwell Becker Morris Ames Lutzske and Skiff suffered cash losses from $1.60 to $17.00 with watches and stickpins taken from Lutzke and Ames. A negro porter on the car was questioned by detectives.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City American Association
Caldwell, Becker
Morris
Ames
Lutzske
Skiff
Lutzka
Alliances and Shifting Powers in European Affairs
The speaker argues alliances can help or hurt depending on four powers joining. He notes Germany and Russia cutting debts and boosting trade may ease European tensions. He recalls Lloyd George’s complaint of snarling among powers and suggests Russia and Germany may cooperate out of self defense and loneliness after Versailles cannot be changed.
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Germany
Russia
China
Europe
Lioyd George
Cleveland couple fined for common law marriage in police court
A Cleveland pair, Charles E Eagle aged 85 and Jola Singstock aged 30, were fined 50 each last week for living together as man and wife without marriage. They appeared again yesterday to seek marriage, with Mayor Jones showing leniency. The article also notes debate on Europe’s reconstruction and economic health via revision of the Versailles treaty and reparations.
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Cleveland
Charles Eagle
Jola Singstock
Jones
Europe
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