Strikers Face Arrest as Rebels Battle in Sonora
American diplomats seek warships to protect citizens as Sonora braces for a clash with federal forces. Troop movements from Chihuahua reach Ojitos while 7,000 more troops depart Mexico City. Yaqui and Mayo Indians mobilize, signaling a hard fight in eastern Sonora. The Calles-led Sonora army preps a new party line. border immigration officials report passport complications for Americans.
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Sonora
Chihuahua
Ojitos
Buena Vista
Mexico City
Mexico
Carranza
P. Elias Calles
New
Party of Progress
Nogales
Sonora Customs Service
Sonhorn
Catranza
United States
Andreak Garcia
Laredo
Amsess
Ballots in Elyria and Lorain on Election Day
Elyria voters face four ballots with four tickets for president and delegates. The Republican and Democratic ballots list presidential candidates and delegates to the state convention. Lorain has five ballots including a millage bond for schools. Presidential and national convention delegate names appear for both parties.
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Elyria
Lorain
Warren’ G. Harding
Leonard Wood
Elwood
Washington
William Grant Webster
James C. Cox
Wood
Willam
H. Bord
Edward C. Turner
Harding
H. M. Daugherty
John Galvin
Myron T Herrick
Frank
Wits
Richmond
F. A. Stetson
OF. A. Strenick
Dan B. Smyons
Club Burglary Strikes Again Wrecked Cabinet Highlights Entry
The Mose club reports another burglary with a damaged cabinet and partial safe pry. Intruders used crowbars and steel tools, forced entry through doors, disturbed the office, and stole unknown amounts. Investigators note amateur burglars familiar with the premises and likely frightened away before finishing. The club has a history of similar thefts.
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Toom
Mose Club
Federal court warns Cleveland switchmen strike action
Federal agents threaten to issue warrants unless the Cleveland yardmen return to work by tomorrow morning. B J O Rourke, president, meets with the executive committee as District Attorney Wertz and Attorney General Palmer push for an end to the strike amid Lever Act charges. In Chicago, switchmen leaders seek a settlement as the dispute continues.
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Cleveland
B. J. OrRourke
Cleveland Yardmens Association
John Lawken
Wertz
Palmer
Washington
Lawken
O'Rourke
Chicago
John Gruneau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Kiwanis Club Ladies Night at Andwur Hotel
The Kiwanis club hosts a ladies night at the Andwur hotel this evening with a dinner at 6 30. The American Legion minstrel troupe leads the program with Johnny Gray Don Savage Ben Schubert Jimmy Colgan Interlocutor Harry C Queen and soloists Carl Rudolph and Harry Davis. Dorothy Cahoon presides at the piano as the evening closes with dancing until a suitable hour for Kiwanis members to retire.
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Kiwanis Club
Andwur
Tsading
American Legion
Johnny
Gray
Don Savage
Ben Schubert
Jimmy Colgan
Harry C. Queen
Carl “Rudolph
Harry Davis
Mises
Dorothy Cahoon
Severe Hall Storm Strikes City Amid High Winds and Hail
Last night a severe rain and hail storm swept the city with high winds and large hail stones but caused no known damage. Stormy conditions continue with temperatures below normal. Port Clinton April 23 reports Ottawa County hit by a heavy storm. fruit buds may be harmed but are advanced enough to escape severe injury.
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Port Clinton
Ottawa County
Toledo Cabaret Men Indicted in Prohibition Case
A grand jury in Toledo Ohio returned indictments against more than a score of cabaret operators and former owners for prohibition violations. The cases stem from a dry law enforcement order issued by prohibition headquarters with outside agents involved.
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Toledo
Astoona
United Eitates District Court
Prohibition
Department
Truck sinks after pavement collapse at market house
A heavy truck with six tons of metal broke through weakened pavement at the west end market house rear, where a sewer had been installed. The rear of the truck sank into the opening and was lifted back to ground level after strenuous effort.
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West End Market House
Anatolia Declares Independence Under Kemal Leadership
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Anatolia forming an independent government led by Mustapha Kemal head of the Turkish nationalist forces in Asia Minor. Arrests of Turkish leaders and clashes in Western Anatolia are noted as Kemal gains influence and support.
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Associated Press
London
Anatolia
Mustapha Kemal
Asia Minor
Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
Tezet Pasha
Frand
Alirza Pasha
Yazet Pasha
Kemal
War Office
Col
Tayar
Arianople
State Mingons Gather Here for Geremon y
The fourth annual Reunion and Inspection at Masonic hall by Elyria Council No. 86 honors over 100 candidates. Illustrious Companion R L Queisser of Cleveland presided as inspecting officer with praise for Royal Master and Select Master work. Banquet and reception followed with guests from Painesville Cleveland Norwalk Wellington and Sandusky admiring the hall decorations.
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Masonic Hall
Elyria Council No
R-&s
R. L. Queisser
Cleveland, .C
Ohio
Painesville
Cleveland
Norwalk
Wellington
Sandusky
Dean Bosworth Speaks Sunday on The Friendly Brotherhood
Dean Bosworth of Oberlin will address an open forum at Machinista hall Sunday at 3 PM. The talk titled The Friendly Brotherhood aims to reach both men and women invited to attend. Bosworth plans a message deemed worth hearing.
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Machinista Hall
Dean Bosworth
Oberlin
Friendly Brotherhood
Big Four Train Ditches Near Benton Harbor Injures Five
Benton Harbor Michigan April 23 Two coaches of Big Four train No 39 bound for Indianapolis slid into a ditch south of here this morning Five persons were injured officials said the train derailed after leaving the track as it moved through the area.
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Associated Press
Benton Harbor
Mich
Big Four
Indianapoli
Here
Runaway Elyria Girl Found in Cleveland
Fourteen year old Mary Venyak disappeared from West Street Elyria last Monday and was found yesterday on Cleveland public square by a police officer. She was placed in a detention home and Elyria police notified. She went to Cleveland after roaming the world and gave no explanation. Police advise turning her over to the juvenile court.
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Mary Venyak
West Street
Public Square
Cleveland
Elyria
Hera
Mary
Legion Minstrel Show Report Tonight Meeting
American Legion members gather tonight at 8 in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium for committee reports on the minstrel show and other business. A fine lunch will be served and all members are requested to attend.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Striking Railroad Workers Appeal for Public Benefit
New York April 23 striking railroad workers appeal to railroad managers for restoration to duty and settlement in the public interest. Youngstown April 23 first break in the strike range claimed by officials as yardmen of B&O and New York Central return to work at Newcastle Pa and Newcastle Junction.
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Youngstown
RAL
Associated Press
New York
New York Central Railroad
Newcastle
Newcastle Junction
Admiral Wilson commits death by own action near Cuba
Rear Admiral Charles B. Brittain chief of staff for Admiral Henry B. Wilson commander of the Atlantic fleet shot himself in Cuban waters on duty with the fleet. No reason given for the act.
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Prosak Washington
Chas
B. Brittain
Henry B. Wilson
Atlantic
Cuban
Wilson
Admiral Brittain
St! Bisk
Overland Not Abandoning Willys Overland Plant Plans
The Chronicle Telegram reports rumors about Willys Overland Company plans are unfounded. Investigations show no change in the project to build engines here, aside from typical construction delays. A lease proposal for the property was discussed, with a clause allowing early use by the lessee upon covering incidental costs.
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Willys-Over-land Company
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Willys-Overland
Cleveland, Preasy
Edwards
Witly-Overland
Elyria
Willys-Overland Co
Governor Cox Urges Support for Church Drive
Governor Cox released a letter urging strong backing for the Interchurch World Movement a nationwide campaign by thirty denominations. Ohio’s quota is 25 million dollars and the appeal was sent to Lyman L. Pierce director general of the effort.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Governor Cox
Interchurch World Movement
United Financial
Lyman L. Pierce
New York
Ohio
Lorain County Auto Club Sells Four Thousand Car Tags
The Lorain County Automobile Club has sold about four thousand passenger car tags and nine hundred truck tags and others for electrics motorcycles and bikes. Secretary Flower reports tag deliveries are delayed due to freight and express uncertainty and a large supply of motorcycle tags remains.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Flower
Riot Disperses 2000 Mob Aiming to Lynch Murder Suspect
Indianapolis police dispersed a 2000 strong mob bent on lynching William Ray after he confessed to the Martha Hurt murder. One person was shot during exchanges near the county jail where Ray is confined. fifteen arrests were made as officers protected the suspect through the stormy night.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
William Ray
Martha
Ray
Argesta
School Boys Have Miraculous Escape In Canoe Incident
A canoe overturn near East Branch Rapids endangers Orlando Hurst Ralph Brouse Rollin Haines and Ted Loughry. They survive with a dramatic rescue just before a waterfall. witnesses credit quick actions and risk to life.
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Orlando Hurst
Ralph Brouse
East Branch
Rollin Haines
Ted Loughry
Supreme Court considers state amendment on suffrage and prohibition
The Supreme Court weighs whether a constitutional amendment must be submitted by popular vote in Ohio reception cases. The ruling could affect whether women may vote in the upcoming presidential election, with earlier arguments noting sufficient states had already ratified. Two Elyria seniors Orlando Hurst and Ralph Brouse narrowly escaped drowning after a canoe capsized in the east branch of the Bisch River while attempting rapid shooting. rescuers Rollin Haines and Ted Loughry saved Brouse and Hurst, credited for their courage.
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Wiz Associates Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Ohio
Supreme
Supreme Court
Elyria High School
Orlando Hurst
Ralph ‘Brousa
Bisch River
Fred Beaver Sues Employers For Ill Health
Fred Beaver of this city filed an $5,000 damages suit today against The Lackawana Bridge Co and The Worthington Co. He alleges exposure to hazardous gas on February 20 while helping erect the Worthington factory and near a large open salamander. He was overcome by fumes and confined to his home since.
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Fred Beaver
Lackawana Bridge Co
Worthington Co
Worthington
Mason Powers' Ford Stolen From Mason Temple
A Ford belonging to Mason Powers of LaGrange was stolen from in front of the Masonic Temple last evening while Powers attended ceremonies. Police notified and alerted other towns to watch for the thieves.
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Mason Powers
LaGrange
Masonic Temple
Powers
Montana Republicans hold presidential primary on April 23
Helena reports Republicans voted in a presidential preference primary with candidates Warren G. Harding, Herbert Hoover, Ham W. Johnson, Frank O. Lowden, and Leonard Wood on the ballot. Democrats had no candidate.
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Associated Preas
Helena
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Leonard Wood
Death of Alfred Chadwick 65 at Ridgeway Home
Alfred Chadwick aged 65 died late at the home of George Ridgeway 214 East th St. He had been an invalid for years. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at the Ridgeway home. Burial will be at North Olmatead cemetery.
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Alfred Chadwick
Farst
George Ridgeway
East Th St
Ridgeway
North Olmatead Cemetery
Indictments listing meat profiteering return in Brooklyn
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn returns indictments charging Armour and Company Swift and Company Wilson and Company and their representatives with profiteering in meats. The cases involve the Chicago packing houses and their operations in New York.
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Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Chicago Packing House of Armour, and Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
Former French Premier Sentenced to Three Years
Paris April 23. Former premier Joseph Calliaux was sentenced to three years imprisonment by the high court for commerce and correspondence with the enemy. The period of pretrial arrest is to be deducted, leaving one month to serve.
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Associated Press
Paris
Joseph Calliaux
High Court
Riverview Park to Open May 29 With New Merry Go Round
Riverview Park formerly the fairgrounds will officially open May 29. Manager Kahlke said a contract with E. J. Morris of Philadelphia covers a 48 foot span merry go round to be installed in an elaborate building with rocking chains and seats for spectators. Springfield population rises to 60,840, up 13,812 from prior count.
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Riverview Park
Fairgrounds
Kahlke
E. J. Morris
Philadelphia
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