County and State Engineers Meeting in Columbus
County engineer C M Theobald district engineer Harwood eesch and assistant W Gra ham attended a Columbus meeting of state engineers convened by Leon Herrick State Superintendent of Highways. Herrick ill, assistants led proceedings. Officials cited 227 statewide detour projects, 54 undispursed, and plans to let contracts by mid month. Lorain county reported work largely complete. Elsenator Allders of the Ohio Wood Roads Association noted uncompleted road miles dropping from 731 to 305 since 1921 1922, with $38 million invested. The state funds for repairs exhausted and the focus shifted to securing new money as 100 miles of road were contracted this year with varied materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Theobald
Harwood Eesch
W. Graham
Columbus
Leon Herrick
Herrick
Lorain County
Wellington
Elsenator Allders
Ohlowood Roads Association
Tne
Tate
State
Steen
Conele
Dry goods stores plan Wednesday closing for select months
A petition circulates among dry goods and ready-to-wear merchants to close Wednesday afternoon in May June and August except holidays. The stores signing include the Hn Lersch Co Style Center Wis Mercantile Co Fay Ce vburgs and Sauls Elyria Drideds Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong Dry Goods
Tony Merrchants
Hn Lersch Co
Style Center
Wis Mercantile Co
Fay Ce Vburg’s
Sauls and Elyria Drieds Co
Report on Moscow regime’s stability from Goodrich
Ex-Governor James P. Goodrich reports to President Harding and Secretary Hoover that the nine-Trotsky Soviet regime in Moscow is steady and likely to stay. He suggests Russia will not be ousted by revolutionary moves and that Genoa talks may harden air support for the Soviets regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
James P. Goodrich
India
Moscow
Russia
Goodrich
King
Comree
Herbert Hoover
Genoa
Body of young woman found on vacant lot in Chicago
The body of a blonde woman about 22, stripped naked and bruised, was found on a dilapidated moving van on a Near South Side vacant lot. Police opened a murder case as two schoolboys discovered the corpse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Near South Side
Finnegan vs Stellmack Ends In Third Round Fouling Stop
In a six round match Carl Finnegan of this city faced Ray Stellmack of Lorain. The bout ended in the third round after Finnegan complained Stellmack fouled him. Both fighters weighed 134 pounds. The undercard saw Alex defeat Harry Lorain, Butch Binder beat Tony Bill, and a draw between Bobby Burns and Jimmie McGuire of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Finnegan
Cits
Ray Stellmack
Lorain
Meghs
Stedman
Finnegan
Stellmack
Beys
Alex
Harry Lorain
Ted Myers
Buffalo
Butch Binder
Tony Bill
Cleveland
Bobby Burns
Jimmie McGuire
Attack on Dublin Barracks Repulsed by Loyal Forces
April 21 Dublin reports show another night of fierce fighting between loyal troops and mutinous Irish Republican Army forces. Wellington Barracks was attacked and repulsed after hours of combat as Belfast saw street sniper fire and an armored car intervention. Bunbeg wireless station seized by Irish republican army troops earlier, driving out British naval officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Loyal
Irish Republican Army
Wellington Barracks
Free Stators
Belfast
Bun Beg
Donegal
Harding signs bill funds for disabled WWI veterans care
President Harding approved the Langley bill allocating 17 million dollars to expand hospital facilities for disabled World War I veterans. The funds will be managed by the Veterans Bureau and executed outside capitalistic powers. The article notes pressure from American business and government officials for Russia recognition amid Genoa talks and evolving Soviet policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Veterans Bureau
Bonus Stampede In Senate Blocked
President Harding persuaded several Republicans and some Senate members to abandon plans to rush a soldiers bonus through the chamber. Democrats would have discharged the finance committee if no report emerged and cited fear of electoral repercussions. Treasury officials said interest payments may wait months, with bonuses likely payable only after setup and veteran record checks start January 1, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Republic
Senate
Finance Committee
Utowas
Treasury
Mellon
Treasury Department
German note on Russia treaty shows pursuit of peace
The German note signed by Chancellor Wirth defends negotiations with Russia and signals openness to a broader settlement if the conference yields a general arrangement. Rathenau and Lathenan describe a unified German delegation seeking participation only when their input is asked, while pledging cooperation to move talks forward. The piece notes French indignant commentary on Ruhr occupation plans and Franco British pact talk as press discussion grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Rathenay
Russia
Germany
Lloyd George
Rathenan
Rathenau
Walter Lathenan
Ruhr
L'Deveusre
Russians Cite Limits on Property Restitution Claims
Allied representatives studied the Russian reply noting that return of property now held by Russian workers is impossible. The note says Russia cannot admit liability for predecessors' debts until formally recognized. Restitution would go to former owners by restoration, mutual agreement, or arrangements at Genoa, with references to American civil war and prohibition precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Russia
Woman speakers confront WW members at prayer for prisoners
Miss Kate Richards led twenty children of political prisoners on a trip to Washington to appeal to President Harding for their fathers' release. At a Labor Temple mass meeting in Cincinnati the crowd heard child introductions and a plea to free political prisoners, while a clash over WW literature prompted the removal of hymn books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Miss Richards
Washington
Ironton Russell bridge opens with tri state crowds
The Ironton Russell bridge dedication drew dignitaries from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia along with local leaders. The $700 000 structure opened for autos from nine to 11 30 am then for pedestrians and later all traffic. stockholders numbered 2647 and Colonel Carm A Thompson of Cleveland spoke praising regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Shank
Huntington
W. Va
Frank B. W.jus
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Zious A OQ Stanley
Richard T. Ernst
Kentucky
Harry L. Davis
Edwin T. Morrow
Edward B Morean
West Virginia
Wizards of Finance
Tri-State
United States
Ironton-Russell Bridge
American Legion
Trenton-Russell
Cincinnati
Carm A. Thompson
Cleveland
No Old Women Nowadays Modern Dress and Remedies
An ad essay praises keeping women youthful through modern dress and cosmetics. It claims women avoid aging signs until serious ailments appear and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds as a trusted health aid based on reader letters published in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Advt
Market Price List For Fresh Eggs And Produce
Markets show eggs at 33 cents, Western drats listed, butter at 42 cents, prints tees at 42 to 43 cents. Poultry live fowls 29 to 30 cents, spring chickens 29 to 30. Apples 2.50 per bushel home grown. Navy beans 1 to 2 cents per pound, cabbage 2 1/4 cents per pound, onions 9.50 per 1000, green 12 1/29 dozen. Tomatoes hot house 2.59 to 3.25 per crate. Potatoes 150 lb sack 3.25. Sweet potatoes 1.25 per hamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Market gains seen as stocks open strong across exchanges
New York stocks opened with solid gains led by Mexican Petroleum up 11 2, Sinclair up 3 8, United States Steel rising 1 5, Gulf States Steel up 11 4, Studebaker 1 2 higher and Standard Oil of New Jersey 1 2 higher. In Cleveland and Toledo live stock auctions cattle steady to firm with top calves at 10.00 and hogs around 10.50 to 10.90. Chicago grain futures opened higher for wheat and oats with mixed provisions, and Liberty bonds listed with notable openings at varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair
United States Steel
Gulf States Steel
Studebaker
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Cleveland
Sasso Ee
Toledo
Snow halts Pittsburgh St. Louis game in April snowout
The Pittsburgh St. Louis National League game in Pittsburgh was called off due to snowy grounds. It will be replayed on September 5, an open date.
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Pittsburgh
20 Year Goitre Removed by Sorbol Quadruple
Wellston lady Mrs Carrie Barnhovke of 421 West ¢ St Wellaton says she will tell or write how she was relieved in two weeks with Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. You can see the treatment and get addresses of many other successful users at Crandall's drug store Elyria Ghiey's Oberlin and drug stores everywhere or write Box 358 Me thanischarge Advt.
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Wellston
Carrie Barnhovke
West
Wellaton
Crandall’s
Elyria
Ghiey's
Oberlin
Monastir Explosion Demolishes Town in Southern Serbia
April 21 report says nearly all Monastir, a 45,000 resident town in Southern Serbia, is in ruins after Tuesday's ammunition dump explosion. Refugees flood the mountains as rescue work lags. Aid is rushed to the Balkan stricken area amid confusion over earlier Salonika misreporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Monastir
Serbia
Balkan Peninsula
Salonike
Salonika
19 Million SAF Mill for Gary Plant
National Tube Company a U S Steel unit will build a 19 million SAF mill in Gary Indiana for lap and butt weld tubes. Judge E F Gary chairman of United States Steel said construction starts immediately and production is hoped to begin in about 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
National Tube Company
United States Steel Corporation
E. F. Gary
Judg Gary
Heavy Snow Falls Across Ohio As Frost Eases
Snow covers Ohio from Canton to Granville with cities reporting 24 to 35 degrees. Citizens wake to a light fluffy fall that coats trees and wires, while fruit dealers say the snow protects crops and wheat. The flurry may be the tail end of the recent western storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton
Bucyrus
Findlay
Napoleon
Lima
Norwalk
Granville
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Waverly
Wilmington
Gasoline Tank Blast Near Downey Wounds Near 100
An explosion at a Standard Oil gasoline tank in Downey near Los Angeles caused nearly 100 injuries and possibly fatalities. The blast cut telephone lines, delaying aid as ambulances and medical staff rushed from Los Angeles. Early reports said the detonation was powerful with debris and shattered windows widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Standard Oil Company
Downey
Mississippi River Flood Threat Grows Across Delta Regions
Memphis officials report rising flood danger as the Mississippi nears record highs. Levees along the Arkansas side struggle with multiple breaks. towns from Greenville to the Yazoo delta brace for heavy losses. Sandbags, evacuations, and animal caravans mark the effort to shield communities.
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Vinecennes
McClure
Ill
Hartwell
Carrollton
Fountain Bluffs
Murphy Aboro
Clinton
Davenport
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Helena
Ark
Schenectady
N. Y
Mississippi Valley
Greenville
Here
Yazoo Delta
Ferriday
Jonesville
Lanigi- Lana
Natchez
Mississiop
Gude's Pepto-Mangan Promises Restored Health
An advertisement urges readers to restore health with Gude's Pepto Mangan. It promises renewed strength, vitality, and better sleep by iron in the formula, claiming thirty years of trusted use and urging purchase from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Advt
One Killed in Ship Crash Near Richmond
One man died and two others were injured when the steamer Brewster of the Buxton Line collided with the steamer Lake Stegling of the Richmond New York Line and sank in the James River about fifty miles from here. Chief engineer Charles Huffer of Elizabeth City, N.J., was killed.
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Richmond
Brewster
Buxton Line
Lake Stegling
Richmond New York
James River
Charles Huffer
Elizabeth
Guy, Pe G
Brawster
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U.S
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Lw.w
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Cleveland Produce Market
Liberty Bonds
Victory
American Car &Fdy
Atchison Steer
Atlantic Gulf
Chie. Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland Baker
Mammoth Toll Serb
Cal
Phillip Luna
Mina Levin
Redington
Horlick
Gale
Call Andress
McHenry & Garr
Ford
Call’ Andress
Brenner’s Walk Well Shoe Store
Workingmen’s Bargain Store
Broad St
Strand Theater
Men’s Athletic Union
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