Republican leaders back soldiers bonus plan feasibility
Senator Lodge and other Republicans say the soldiers’ bonus plan can be funded without heavy treasury strain. They cite reduced national debt since 1919 and predict financing via liberty bonds and victory notes until British debt interest payments resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lodge
Melon
Mellon
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Mal Jon
Poe
Cleveland Milk Co-op meeting sparks ownership shakeup
An Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Co meeting in Cleveland fuels rumors of a stockholder walkout and a new company. Proxies are claimed by revolutionary members who must raise funds to reorganize. Disagreements over distributor contracting and a power struggle involving vice president Henry W Ingersoll fuel the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farmers Co-operative Milk Co
Cleveland
Henry W Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Murdered Man's Wife Goes Insane
New York April 28 Mrs Ellis Guy Kinkead widow of slain man in the Stone Kinkead case is confined in a Kings County hospital straight jacket after the lengthy trial and Miss Stone's acquittal. Doctors report the widow's mind broken by strain and worry she recalls her Cincinnati life and appears to forget the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Olivia M P Stone
Kings County Hospital
Stone-Kinkead
Detroit Blast Wounds Ten. One Fatal Risk to Firm
An April blast at the Fisher Body Company West Side Plant in Detroit damaged the acetylene welding department. Ten men were seriously injured, with reports noting possible death and total damage around $26,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
West Side
Fisher Body Company
Dunn Motor Sales to Build New Garages on East Third Street
The Dunn Motor Sales Co awards a contract to Henry Heidrich for a brick garage 64 by 90 feet with steel sash windows. It will have a large parts room two offices boiler room and steam heat with driveways on Third Street and an alley. A second public garage 65 by 160 feet for about sixty cars will be built on West Avenue by Brown the Battery Man. Debris from recent fires is being cleared and Hicks Producing Co plans three concrete buildings on Perry Court costing 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Motor Sales Co
West Avenue
Henry Heidrich
East Third St
State Building Department
Third Street
Dunn
Oldsmobile
Crisp
Broad
Second Streets
Brown
Battery
Western Heights
Lenine Recovers From Dum Dum Bullet Removal
Moscow report says Nikola Lenine has fully recovered from an operation to remove a dum dum bullet lodged in his right shoulder since 1918. German specialist Dr. Burghardt extracted the bullet after a three centimeter incision and twenty seven stitches were needed to close the wound. The official bulletin notes Lenine is recovering nicely and testing easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikola Lenine
Burghardt
Lénine
Tornado Levels Town in Mexico Killing One and Injuring Twenty
A tornado struck General Teran in Nuevo Leon, leveling forty houses and injuring twenty while causing damage in nearby towns. One person was killed as officials received reports from the area today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
General Teran
Neavo Leon
Marmet Labor Raid Testimony At Treason Trial
Charles Town witnesses describe armed miners dispersal at Marmet on August 24 1921 after Mother Jones urged workers to go home In Marmet camp 2560 people including women and children were present Jones reportedly urged departure Keeney Mooney and Blizzard figures named Judge rules on evidence while the trial continues with references to the Aaron Burr case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W Va
Marmet
Mother Jones
Siven
William Blizzard
J. F. Stewart
Dry Branch
United Mine Workers of America
Stewart
Cabin Creek
Wet Branch Mining Company
Lens Creek
Aaron Burr
Wood
Frank Keeney
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers
Lee
Jones
United States
Keeney
Charleston
France Denies Withdrawal From Genoa Conference
French vice premier discounted rumors of a break up at Genoa saying it is untrue he will not return. He stated he may travel to Paris but if he goes he will surely come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
M Barthou
Frace
Paris
Cyclone Ravages Bay of Bengal Causes Wrecks
A terrific cyclone in the Bay of Bengal caused many wrecks and heavy shore damage, according to a Central News dispatch from Bombay received this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bay of Bengal
Bombay
Sale of Lash's Bitters Declared Legal by Judge Snedeker
Ohio court opinion finds Lash's Bitters lawful medicine not a beverage and confirms no conflict with dry laws. Appeal from municipal court upheld that found the defendant guilty under the Crabbe act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Lash
Ohio
TT Snedeker
Coal Barons Evade Questions in House Labor Hearing
Congressional hearing on April 28 charged coal operators with causing the nationwide strike by unified efforts to block price cuts while denying conspiring. The House Labor Committee planned drastic measures to reveal all coal industry practices including trade secrets, with hearings to finish and Bland bill to be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Labor Committee
Washington
Nolan
Congress
Ireland Civil War Fears Rise as Truce Efforts Fail
Ireland s Dublin reports two days of mediation fail to halt near reach of civil conflict. Free state officials say a truce is unlikely while Dail debates intensify. Across London armed men kill a Cork under sheriff s son and Belfast ground floor bomb wrecks a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Southern Ireland
Michael Collings
Irish Republican Army
Javorites
Collins
Committee of Public Safety
Ireland
Jahorites
England
Frees
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffiths
Dail
Dovalera
Griffiths
London
Clonakilty
County Cork
Barries
Belfast
Balhneen
Dunmanway
Mullingar
Toda
Lorain Police Regret They Could Not Become Cowboys
April 28 Lorain police reported they failed to train as cowboys after a herd of twenty cattle ran loose on Montana Avenue. An officer pursued the bovines, but could not catch them until returning with help and lariats. The owner had driven the cattle off before they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Montana Avenue
Island Queen Collapse Probe In Cincinnati
Captain George W Cameron of the U S inspection service opened an inquiry into a deck collapse on the Island Queen during the Grant centennial voyage to Point Pleasant. A 13 year old music student Wilbur Morgan died and about 44 officials and guests were injured. investigation focuses on weakened supports possibly tampered with within the week. President Harding had planned to ride the Island Queen but later traveled aboard Cayuga, and officials including Attorney General Daugherty sought a full report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George W Cameron
U. S. Inspection Service
Grant
Point Pleasant
Edward Patterson
Wilbur Morgan
Manchester
Island Queen
John K. Peyton
US Inspection Service
Damieron
Harding
Queen
Cameron
Harry Daugherty
Dem
Former French President Deschanel Dies at 76
Paris April 28 Former French president of France Paul Eugene Deschanel died today at age 76 from pneumonia physicians said He had twice led the chamber of deputies and became president in 1920 resigning due to illness An earlier train fall and a public incident highlighted a deteriorating health that never fully recovered after his resignation.
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Paris
Paul Eugene Deschanel
France
Pneumona
M. Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Napoeon
Deschanel
Troops Advance Toward Peking as War Intensifies
General Chang Tso Lin moves troops toward Peking while rail traffic on the Peking Mukden line drops to one train daily due to car shortages from heavy troop movements. A soldier was killed amid line developments between Chang Tso Lin and Wu Pei Fu. Peking gendarmerie promises to maintain peace and order in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chang Tso Lam
Peking Area
Chang Tso Lin
Wu Pei Fu
Hoopeston Mystery: Death of Miss Gertrude Hanna
Coroner in Chicago to run tests on vital organs in search of a cause after Miss Gertrude Hanna 25 is found dead in an unoccupied Hoopeston parsonage. Authorities question six Hoopeston youths and note the victim was to become a mother, prompting sensational local interest.
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Hoopeston
Chicago
Gertrude Hanna
John Cole
Vermillion County
Jacob D Fischer
Corome
Cole
Bozart
Miss Hanna
Miss Hannas
C. McKibbem
al Ledge
Carlos Knox
Misa Hanna
Denied Parole for Erwin Worthington in 1920 Insurance Theft
Judge Thompson refused parole for Erwin Worthington amid pleas by friends. Worthington, accused of obtaining 91725 from an insurance claim on a stolen Essex car, confessed after arrest. Testimony for and against parole cited police, detectives, and family supporters. judge declined.
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Thompson
Erwin Worthington
Worthington
Cleveland
Backus
Chas, Bush
C E Tucker
W Lepper
Stankard
Henry Miller
F. A Smith
Stryker
Ill
Indianapolis
Truck Driver John Green Found Guilty in Burke Road Case
John Green of Amor Truck Co Cleveland was tried yesterday afternoon at Justice J George Green’s office. He faced three infractions of the Burke road law, was found guilty on all charges, and fined 25 dollars plus costs for each. He appealed and was released on 300 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Amor Truck Co
Cleveland
Office of Justice
J George Green
Nurses oppose whiskey as medicine at state convention
Laura L. Logan, president of the state association of graduate nurses, says most doctors believe whiskey is unnecessary in medical practice. She notes she has not poll-tested the view. The nurses closed their annual convention in Dayton with about five hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Laura L. Logan
State Association of Graduate Nurses
Miners Killed in Dynamite Blast at Apollo Mine
Three Dominion miners died and one was seriously injured when a dynamite charge tore through a bunk house at the Patterson mine in Weat Apollo. Seven men slept in the room. six were injured or killed. The blast followed tensions between union and non union workers as state authorities moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Co Baski
Pattergon
Meitke
Bank
Lechburg
Van Sweringen Group Buys Lake Erie and Western
Cleveland April 28 C P Van Sweringen and associates announce purchase of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The line from Sandusky to Indianapolis will operate with the Cleveland Leaf and Nickel Plate. Nickel Plate management to dominate the deal. The Van Sweringen interests also control the Clover Leaf terminals in Toledo.
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Cleveland
C.P. van Sweringen
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
van Sweringen
New York Central
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Rushville
Canneraville
New Castle
Muncie
Bloomington
Nickel Plate Railroad
New
Nickel Plate
Lake Erie and Western
Clover Leaf
Teriurials
Toledo
Former La Grange resident dies after illness
Frank Beckwith aged 63 died Wednesday in Lovington New Mexico after a six weeks illness He was born in La Grange and lived there with his parents until adulthood He will be buried in Lovington He is survived by one daughter Mrs Winnie Thompson and four sisters Mrs Jennie Terrell Ridgeville Mrs Cora Ault Windsor Mrs Cassie Robison Lachine Quebec and Mrs Neil ie Gilmore Lakewood
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Frank Beckwith
Lovington
N. M
Wounds Wife and Self After Quarrel in Columbus
Edward Berndt 45, auto mechanic, shot his wife Opal 37 at 324 Wea Second Avenue and then wounded himself twice during a quarrel. Both were taken to Protestant Hospital with Mrs Berndt listed as serious. a 14 year old son Hubert witnessed the incident. Divorce proceedings had been filed alleging extreme cruelty.
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Columbus
Edward Berndt
Opal
Wea
Second Avenue
Toasy
Berndt
Hubert
Himelf
Wice
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Ntes
Ferdinand
Os Alles
Elyrian
Kinkead
Hicks Producing Co
Perry Court
Lenine
MEET
Ispanel
Presient Sen
Fritz Ebert
von HieHer
Adolf Damesche
Admiral von Scheer
Germany
Ebert
Battle of Jutland
von Ieber
Wuerttemberg
Adolf Damanchke
E Worthington
LA Grange
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