Upper Silesia row drives Sinn Fein talks to supreme councils
From F Rance and England to Washington the Upper Silesia question dominates. Sinn Fein seeks negotiation on terms while Irish leaders push for general amnesty equations. A cabinet meeting is summoned in Dublin as Moved by O Donnell. The scene includes De Valera communications and Sinn Fein leadership at Mansion House with Griffith and Cos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Griffith
Fein
W. P- Cos
Sinn Fein
Paris
St George
England
Pres Briand
France
Upper Silesia
Bring
Count Sforza
Storzm
Silesia
Germany
Presdent
Millerand
Louis Barthou
Eek
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Supreme
United States
Represe
Supreme Council
French
Liocyd- Gea
Briand
Fiance Revealed as Woman in New York Court Case
Mary Holdowanetz of New York City seeks a summons for Caroline Schimek alleging Jack Brown is a woman who posed as a man for two years. The case describes Carroll ine Schimek visiting Kingston and Monticello where a man answering Brown’s description claims to know Mary and asked her to marry. Jack Brown denies knowing Caroline and denies being a woman.
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Mary Holdowanetz
New York “City
Jack Brown
Kingston
Monticello
Jack
Miss Hold
Owanetz
Hance
Caroline
Miss Holdowanetz
Mary
Caroline Schimek
Minister Claims He Protected Himself Doesn’t Regret Act
Harry Beese faced a charged cruelty to animals case with a suspended fine of 109 dollars and costs after admitting mistreatment of farm animals. The arrest was made by Constable Howett as the dispute climaxed with dragging a sick horse by the neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beese
Justice Hughes
Beese
Howett
Vanishes From Cleveland Hotel Mystery
Cleveland Aug 12 Police and hotel staff investigate the unexplained disappearance of George Rosshouse a Pittsburgh Plate Glass salesman last seen Monday evening after entering his room clothing parts were found in the room. A thorough search of the hotel is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Winton Hotel
George Rosshouse
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Carson Wins Council Seat By One Vote After Audit
Board of Elections discovers a tabulation error that gave H. D. Bradley four more votes than John Carson. Recount shows Carson elected by one vote for the second ward council seat, placing him on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
John Carson
H. D. Bradley
James Seward
Carson
Bradley
Seward
Valinkner Reappears in Elyria After Years Missing
A man once missing for years, John Ler aged 28 from Ridgeville, returns to his cousin's home at stop 52 Cleveland road Elyria He had vanished after his sister died and was reported as killed in lumber camps Now aged and married with eight children he says he has lived in the North woods and worked as a lumberjack The old stone house at the mill remains a landmark as he reunites with relatives and plans to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ler
Ridgeville
Elyria
Kathroungklaus
Chris Kinkner
Cleveland Road
Jas
Iun Forest
Muskechigan
Igevilie
Millards
Mayor Jones and S Sudro Return Thanks to Voters
Mayor Jones expresses gratitude for the primary endorsement and commitment to continue his administration in Elyria. S Sudro thanks voters for support in the campaign for councilman at large and credits the Chronicle Telegram and League of Women Voters for helping inform the electorate.
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Jones
S. Sudro
Elysra
Major
Chronicle-Telegram
Friends Active in Scotch Girl Case Now at Ellis Island
The article notes two men, Ignatz Wonik and E M Fritz, arrested for traffic ordinance violations and fined five dollars plus costs. It also reports ongoing efforts to secure Isabella Har, the Scotch girl deported from the city, now at Ellis Island awaiting outcome of deportation appeal and possible intervention by Senator Willis. A second item from Dayton reports Emma Rodway identifying her son Frank, 27, recently discharged from the Navy, as the dead man found after being struck by a K and O train.
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Ignatz Wonik
E. M. Fritz
Wonick
Fritz
Isabella Har
Ellis Island
Willis
Dayton
K&o
Mra
Emma Rodway
Frank
Lorain Teen Fined for Reckless Driving
Alfred Basore seventeen year old Lorain lad was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Wilcox in juvenile court today. Basore drove an automobile on the streets of Lorain in reckless manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Basore
Lorain
Wilcox
Basore
Newsboys to Attend Cleveland Game at Park
The Lorain County Newsboys trip to Cleveland is set for Wednesday August 17 with 150 Chronicle Telegram boys to be driven to the park by Lorain County Electric Co two trucks and Elyria Telephone Company one machine. The event is hosted by the Lorain Chamber of Commerce to watch a Cleveland Philadelphia game. The coordinating committee includes Charles Savage Mose Wilder Jake Schaffer Del Baird Ford Loomis Jim Armitage J F Burke and R J Whelan. Boys meet in front of The Chronicle Telegram office at 12 39 PM for the gala day with substitutes arranged for newspaper deliveries.
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Lrria Chamber of Commerce
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Charles Savage
Mose Wilder
Jake Schaffer
del Baird
Ford Loomis
Jim Armitage
J. F. Burke
R. J. Whelan
Lorain County Electric Co
Elyria Telephone Company
Chronicle Telegram
Bennett Milling Company Placed Under Receiver in Grafton
The Bennett Milling Co of Grafton is placed in the hands of a receiver by agreement of the board, creditors, and banks. Henry Vogel of Home Scale Co in Cleveland named receiver with authority to continue operations and borrow 25000. Lo Tain County Savings & Trust Co had previously obtained a 1004 cognovit judgment on a note to clear the way for appointment. Orders on file amount to thousands of barrels of flour and several cars of wheat awaiting treatment. The move is seen as stabilizing, with the firm currently short on ready funds but large business activity ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Milling Co
Grafton
Henry Vogel
Home Scale Co
Cleveland
Lo- Tain County Savings & Trust Co
Vogel
Birmingham minister claims self defense in priest killing
E R Stephenson a Birmingham Methodist minister described shooting Rev. James Corle dean of the north Alabama Catholic diocese after Corle allegedly struck him twice in a Birmingham church scene. He surrendered at the sheriff's office and is jailed on murder charges as Coroner and bishop plan funeral arrangements.
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Birmingham
Ala
International News Service
E. R. Stevenson
Jas. Corle
North Alabama
St. Paul's Church of
Rutheen
Pedro Solety
Ruth
Stephenson
Robert Echols
Birmingham Methodist Episcopal Church South
Father Coyle
Antserbe
Newsies Pass Three Hundred Chronicle-Telegram Subscriptions
Chronicle-Telegram reports over three hundred subscribers in its free trip contest. Newsies earn their Niagara Falls prize through personal effort, with additional prizes promised for faithful work. Leading standings include George Giebel Rollin Moran and Arthur Young.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bors
Niagara Falls
George Giebel
Rollin Moran
Arthur Young
Rubber hose gas connections warned as fire risk
Fire Chief warns against rubber hose gas connections after West Avenue fire. Rubber fittings are illegal under state law and prone to slipping, deteriorating, or breaking, fueling fires. A past fatality was linked to a rubber hose leak, and such violations persist in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Avenue
Bates
Eight Men Detained In Real Battle Incident
Authorities in Sheffield Lake Village arrested eight men and one woman after a disturbance. Four men Mike Yokobone James King Charles Johnson and Sam Lansa were fined five dollars plus costs for intoxication. the others were discharged. The woman was released with no charges. Sheriff Backus was away and Cleveland officers had requested detention for two possible suspects. Attorneys Findley and Myers pressed for release.
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Sheffield Lake Village
Backus
Cleveland
Findley and Myers
Indictments Target Murder Case Figures in Santa Monica
Arthur C. Burch and Madalynne Obenchain face first degree murder charges in the J Belton Kennedy slaying. Investigators seek the missing gun stock a key link as the butt of a shotgun, found in Santa Monica surf, is tied to the crime. William Wrie recovered the butt and testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Belton
Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
William Wrie
Tramps Arrested After Assault in Indian Hollow
Chief Deputy Milo Fay and Deputy Cole arrested Edgar Bemby and Andrew Winder on Carlisle Mid dle avenue near the B and O tracks after a man named Steve Kanosky was found battered and claiming two colored assailants. Kanosky held as witness. arrestees to be arraigned before Justice George.
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Milo Fay
Sherif Cole
Indian Hollow
Steve Kanosky
Fay
Cole
Edgar Bemby
Andrew Winder
Middle Avenue
Carlisle
Kanosky
George
Americans in Soviet Prison Letters Prompt Threats of No Diplomatic Deal
Dr Weston B Estes and five other Americans held in Reval describe hunger, cold, and indignities while resisting any U.S. negotiation with Bolshevik authorities. Estes warns of starvation if Washington enters talks, and his June 23 letter passed through smuggling and was delivered to a U.S. official. The letters helped spur a direct State Department demand for release as conditions worsened. Estes, a New York Washington dentist, had wartime service and later attempted Soviet travel ventures.
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International News Service
Ington
Weston’ B. Estes
Reval
Hughes
Taon
United
United Mates
Estes
See
State Department
Emmet Kirkpatrick
Red Cross
Otters
Amer
Moscow
United States
Soviet Russia
Ment
Kirkpatrick
Lenine
Trotzy
Washington
New York
Bent
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Daniel O'Donnell
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Fablin
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Llordge
Sinn’ Fein
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Walsh
Kansas City
Cornelius Sullivan
York
Stan’ Fein
Ndon
Valinkner
League of Women Voters
Newsboys
Newsies
Deadloe
Ereal
Forest of Men
U. S
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