Harding Tribute Marks Blizzard Treason Trials In West Virginia
Charles Town West Virginia April 27 local unions and a defense fund are named in an amended filing by the state in the treason trial of William Blizzard leader of the miners march to the Logan border last summer. The action seeks designation of unions accused of funding the march and arming the demonstrators. A Shenandoah valley farmer jury will decide Blizzard's fate in this treason case.
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Charles Town
W Va
William Blizzard
Logan
J NS Wood
Bizzard
Blizard
Charlestown
Shenandoah Valley
Willam
WestVirginola
State Looks Over Grafton Site for Newbury Asylum
George Popper of the state agricultural department visited Craig Haven in North Eaton to review land for a state farm for Newbury asylum. He expected state acquisition within a week by exercising options, noting a lower price on part of the land and favorable soil capable of high cultivation.
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George Popper
State Agricultural Department
Craig Haven
North Eaton
Newbury Asylum
Bryan to Again Address S S Conclave
Columbus reports the International Sunday School Council of Religious Education will invite William Jennings Bryan to Kansas City for the national convention June 27 to 31. The committee says Bryan will speak at the final session Tuesday evening June 27 to avoid misreports.
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Columbus
Agai
William Jennings
Bryan
International Sunday School Council of Religious Education
Kansas City
League of Women Voters Reports Twenty Months of Suffrage Work
The League of Women Voters recounts twenty months since women won the vote in August 1920. President Maud Wood Park and International Woman Suffrage Alliance leader Mrs. Carrier believe women have captured many home offices but still face family duties that limit national field influence.
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Maude Wood Park
The
Nawaneena of Aerons
Carrier
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Genoa Conference Moves Toward Russian Reply
April 27 reports indicate progress drafting a note to Russia by the Allies to define terms for recognizing the Soviet government or warning that Genoa cannot proceed without clear responses. Britain fears German troops aiding the Soviet army while Paris weighs France’s possible boycott of the Genoa meeting of Versailles signatories.
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Russia
France
Monda
Poincare
Germany
Paris
Council of Muussters
Wellington milk meet postponed to May 9
The Wellington dairymen meeting at the town hall is called off due to Congress member Fess. County Agent Howard Rogers says the group will convene Tuesday evening May 9 with Prof Erf from Ohio State University attending to discuss breeding feeding and care of dairy cattle for efficient testing.
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Fess
Howard Rogers
Erf
Ohio State University
Elyria to Host May 4 Expo of Local Manufacturing Cultures
Elyria will host a public expo at the Elks Hall on May 4 as part of a Pittsburgh visit program. About 30 local manufacturers will display products ranging from iron and steel work to lace, golf balls, hosiery, rubber goods, and electrical equipment in more than 30 booths. The event runs 4 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm with free admission, and visitors will tour from the train to the hall via a reception committee.
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Elyria
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Dsociation
Elks
Elks’ Club of
Exhioit
Joe
Manufacturers’ Association
Dr G D. Nicholas
James Smith
Jim Armitage
R D Perry
A. G Bean
A L Patrick
Manufacturer's Association
Harry Calvert
Knight not to be candidate for governor
Akron congressman CL Knight, of Akron, announced he will not seek the governorship as had been expected. The message gives no reason for the decision.
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Knight
Lorain
Akron
CL Knight
Ieason
Nine bids for Cascade Park refreshment concession
Cascade Park officials met to review nine bids for the refreshment privilege. James McCrann, holder for the past two years, again led with a bid of 551.50 dollars.
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Cascade Park
James McCrann
Administration Wins On Tariff and Bonus Bills Now Promised
Washington April 27 administrators report the tariff and soldiers bonus bills moving through the senate in a form favored by the White House. Senator Lodge and GOP leaders say no holidays until both measures pass. A bonus bill, funded by a paid endowment policy, is expected to reach a favorable report soon. The aim is to clear the treasury drain and quickly advance the bonus while keeping tariff pressure rolling toward end of June.
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Senate
Senator Lodge
Republian
General Grant
House
Lodge
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
North Dakota
Treasury
Ate Cumber
Beal Files First Sheriff Candidacy Papers for Lorain County
Sam Beal has filed his petition with the Lorain County Board of Elections as a candidate for sheriff. He is the first to submit a petition for the county office, signaling an early filing in Wasanie temple.
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Sam Beal
Lorain
Levee Break Floods Towns on Mississippi River
Memphis Tennessee April 27 fierce waters of the Mississippi River cut a mile wide crevice through the main levee on the Louisiana shore opposite Natchez. Towns in six parishes were inundated with extensive damage to crops and property. No deaths reported early, but communications with the district were hampered. Initial reports described the break as a mule wide and spreading rapidly. The flood threatened about 10 000 people over roughly twenty miles of territory. (Continued on page 2)
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Tenn
Louisiana
Natchez
Mississippi
Terriory
Jevee
New Egypt Recognized by the U S
Washington April 27 The United States has extended recognition to the new government of Egypt subject to the continuance of American rights in that country It was officially announced at the state department today This means that the Egyptian government will not surrender the extra territorial rights which have been enjoyed for many years The Egyptian government has accepted the recognition under American terms.
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Washington
United States
Leypt
State Department
Vast Throngs Welcome Harding on Grant Birthday Visit
President Harding spoke at Point Pleasant Ohio birthplace of General Ulysses S. Grant to mark the 100th anniversary of the Civil War hero. He praised American achievement and urged peace and unity while lamenting world chaos and lingering divisions. The visit followed a dawn ride from Marion and included a memorial address at Point Pleasant.
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National
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Republic
Harding
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
Grant
Pres Went Harding
Vittory
Cumberlands
Marion
Chillicothe
Centennial
Rules for installing radio phones issued by fire marshal
State Fire Marshal Henry Drke man has issued twelve detailed rules for aerial system installation and protection of wireless apparatus. The guidelines aid those setting up transmitting and receiving radio telephones and telegraph stations and are available for review at the office of Fire Chief Wallace Bates.
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Henry Drkeman
Wallace Bates
Harding praises Grant on 100th birth anniversary in Point Pleasant
President Harding spoke here on the 100th birthday of Ulysses S. Grant. He praised Grant as a military genius and peacemaker, noting his transition from unconditional surrender to moderation and generosity, and urging a spirit of unity and restoration for the nation.
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Llysses
Fort Donelson
Union
Grant
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