Relief Efforts Debated On Upper Silesia and Russia
Across Aug 13 reports note the League of Nations to confer on Upper Silesia relief while Russia faces famine. Pope Benedict joins Russian aid efforts and Monsignor Maggiore will join the interRelief commission. British mission head F Ridgerson warns thirteen million Russians may starve before aid arrives.
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Upper Silesia
RIS
Supreme Council
Rbeneas
Mag
Genevas
NDON
Sia
Moscow
F.idgeson
Russia
Son
House of Commons
Financier Henry P Davison Undergoes Brain Growth Operation
Henry P Davison of MorGAN firm was operated on yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital New York for removal of a growth pressing near his brain. Davison, aged fifty six, has reportedly endured months of headaches and sleeplessness. officials have withheld health details.
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Henry P P. Davison
Saia
New York
Henry PB. Davidson
Roosevelt Hospital
Elyria Officials Praise Local Liquor Action Amid Prohibition Crackdown
Federal agents, backed by Elyria authorities, seized liquor and a touring car linked to illicit booze. Local officials from the mayor to patrolmen were praised for enforcing the liquor ordinance while reacting to charges surrounding the seized items.
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Federal
Syria
Siguor Viol
Jones
Ayor
George Salzman
T Cummings
Cleveland
Lorain men arrested with revolvers in burglary probe
Lorain men John Smith and Faree were arrested after a gun was seen protruding from a doorway during a burglary inquiry. They were held for investigation and had been arraigned earlier on a liquor violation.
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Faulhaber
John Alas
John Smith
Faree
Lorain
Varso
Boy Struck By Automobile Fractures Leg
8 year old cis Boling of 348 Ridge Street was struck by a automobile this morning while crossing the street. He suffered a fracture and was taken to Memorial hospital by Jenkin’s ambulance. Police have no report of the accident and the machine’s number was not learned.
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Cis Boling
Ridge Street
Tomoblie
Memorial Hos Jenkin
Local officer fined for shielding bootlegger
Campbell of Abbey Road pleaded guilty in police court to protection of a booze runner. He received twenty dollars and costs after refusing to disclose the bootlegger's source. Major Jones jailed the man for continuing to shield the bootlegger and securing the liquor.
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Campbell
Abbey Road
Major Jones
Wool Growers Ship To Columbus To Ease Prices
The county wool growers association will ship a car load of about 20 000 pounds to the Columbus association next Wednesday. Though current prices are around 22 cents, shipping to Columbus aims to move product to a market and improve sales when prices rise. Members have sent wool to a cloth factory and received all wool cloth for clothing, an experiment to help reduce living costs.
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County Wool Growers Association
Columbus Association
Columbus
County Association
Wiseman Granted Divorce as Husband Remains in Workhouse
Christine Wiseman was granted a divorce from Edgar Wiseman in common pleas court for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. He is in the Toledo workhouse on adultery charges and accused of striking cursing and deserting his wife. Mrs Wiseman received custody of one minor child.
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Christine Wiseman
Edgar Wiseman
Wiseman
Toledo
Police Grill SixV Wagon Damage Suspects
Six boys aged fifteen to eighteen were brought to police court on a wagon destruction charge filed by William Mels of Winckle street. The youths claimed they were repairing the wagon and planned to settle with Mels. Defendants named include George Smith Russell Davis Walter Oldbach Duke Flannigan George Smith Frank Troxei on Mimer Smith.
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William Mels
Winckle Street
Mels
Meis
George Smith
Russell Davis
Walter Oldbach
Duke Flannigan
George ‘Smith
Frank’ Troxei
Mimer Smith
Karma predicts Cas cade Park murder mystery unfolding
Karma at the American Theater contends the Arthur Schultz case won't be solved. The ex Yankee's death at Cas cade Park two years ago is blamed on police inaction and friends influence. The killer is said to self-destruct within five years, and a cop on the scene faces uncertain fate.
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Arthur Schultz
Cascade Park
Global notes from Aug thirteenth 1930s unrest and finance
Updates from London Madrid Washington and Paris outline labor disputes Irish railway lockouts military credits for Morocco operations a US rail equipment loan plan dreadnought construction and troops occupation costs plus a wage dispute over indemnity shares for American British and Allied troops in Germany
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Paris
Alliea
Germany
Railroad Foreman Orders Surge in Baltimore Shops
Foreman E U Hannon of the Baltimore and Ghat Railroad shops is ordered to boost his workforce from 110 to 159 workers immediately as many freight cars are slated for repair. In Berlin a Polish attack on Upper Silesia is feared with regiments ready to move if orders come, targeting Kosel Gilewits and Rosenberg. In Washington President Harding and Mondell discuss the tax revision likely delaying passage beyond August 25, while relief for railroads remains a priority before the recess.
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Esrys
E. UL. Hannon
Baltimore & Ghat Railroad
Berlin
Auz
Upper Silesia
Tarnowitz
Deutche Zelians
Kosel
Gilelwits
Rosenberg
Washington
Harding
Mondell
Congress
Senate
American report on Sun Yat Sen letter about China under Japanese influence
A New York dispatch reports a letter to Sun Yat Sen by Que Tai Chi, councillor of the republic of South China. The letter argues the Peking government is under Japanese domination and that Dr J. Godwin Schurman’s appointment as American minister is opposed as pro Japanese. Sun Yat Sen acknowledges receipt and notes the strong foreign influence in Peking.
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New York
Peking
China
Sun Yat Sen
Therepublic of
South China
Wadker
Que Tai’ Chi
Republic of South China
Sun Yat-Sen
J. Godid Schurman
Pei O
Domin
Japan
Willys-Overland plant head resigns. no takeover truth
H. J. Edwards, general manager, has tendered his resignation which has not been acted upon. He says his future plans are undetermined and denies any truth to circulating talk of a takeover by General Motors or Continental Motors, noting such rumors recur with no result.
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H. J. Edwards
Willys-Overland
Edwards
General Motors Co
Continental Motors Co
SheMeld Lake Votes on School Centralization and Bond
The village of SheMeld Lake informs the Board of Elections that on September 9 residents will vote on centralizing schools and a bond issue of 180000 dollars to build a new central-school building at Penfield Junction.
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SheMeld Lake
Board of Elections
Penfield Junction
Munition Factory Employes Strike in Roubaix
Paris Aug. 13 Workmen at the Roubaix munition factory went on strike this morning protesting the manufacture of grenades for Poland and Rumania The French Socialist press says Poland and Rumania are preparing an offensive against Russia and have recently signed a military alliance under France’s tutelage.
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Paris
Roubaix
Poland
Rumania
Russia
France
Kerensky Sees Hope for Russia Return Next Month
Kerensky expresses strong hope of returning to Russia next month as he notes ongoing plans progress toward overthrow of the current government. While in London exile he studies conditions and anticipates being recalled once the regime collapses.
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Kerensky
Russia
Alexander Kerensky
London
Charleston Man Jailed in Double Homicide Case
James Dawes of Holly Grove was jailed on a charge of killing Ballard Thompson a special constable shot on his train return from Charleston where Dawes posted a ten thousand dollar bond for killing Edward Dawes, son of James Dawes, a month earlier. Dawes surrendered to Magistrate S H Brown and awaits grand jury action claiming Thompson fired first.
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Charleston
W Va
James Dawes
Holly Grove
Ballard Thompson
Edward Dawes
Magistrae S
Armored troopers disarmed by armed group near Sharples
A state police detachment and three Logan county deputy sheriffs were surrounded by an armed band near Sharples, West Virginia. They were disarmed and released. rumors of fatalities were denied by Sheriff Don Chafin. The force had been seeking moonshiners and bootleggers when captured.
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Charleston
W. Va
Logan County
Sharples
Don Chafin
Logain County
Volunteer Firemen Plan Medina Convention Next August
The Lorain County Volunteer Firemen's Association met at Labor Hall and scheduled the annual convention in Medina for August 17. Fifty three members will ride auto trucks at $1 round trip. Horace Beaver is president and Otto Martin secretary. Members come from Elyria Lorain Amherst Grafton LaGrange Oberlin Wellington Vermilion Huron Cleveland Medina. Elyria to supply the supporting truck Lorain to provide the hand engine. Oberlin contingent to race water events and compete for prize money. Next year the association meets in Oberlin with plans already under way.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Hich
Lorain
Medina
Oberlin
League Council to Revisit Upper Silesian Issue
Paris reports Viscount Ishii calls an extraordinary League Council meeting for August 20 to discuss Upper Silesian matters. Premier Briand signals willingness to accept majority decisions, while discussions shift to German customs penalties and war crimes trials amid Supreme Council examining postwar leverage.
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Paris
vViscount Ishii
France
Council of the
League of Nations
League Council
Briand
Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Om. Cers
War Criminals Court
Marshal Foch
Germany
State Bureau Aids Farmers Cut Middlemen
Ohio farm bureau plans eliminate middlemen and shipping charges by creating a stocker and feeder exchange. Farmers notify county livestock managers to buy or sell stockers without commission, with the Society of Equity coordinating Northwestern cattle and Texas Colorado stock movements to Ohio via county associations.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Livestock Slippers Association
Society of Equity
Northwestern
Ohio
Texas
Colorado
Fire Devastates Pattern Shop At American manganese Steel
A large pattern shop at the American manganese Steel Company in New Castle Delaware was destroyed by fire early today causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. Watchmen saw six men running from the building as flames took hold. Patterns burned will take months to replace.
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New Castle
Delaware
Aus
American Manganese Steel Company
Montha
Sale of Personality Authorized for Abelium Specialties
The Ameri can Crucible Products Company as receiver of Abelium Specialties orders bids for sale of the personality of the firm and requires reporting to the court within two weeks.
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American Crucible Products Company
Abelium Specialties Company
F. A. Underhill
Weather forecast for August 15 to 20 in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The weather bureau forecast calls for generally fair conditions across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region next week from August 15 to 20. Expect scattered showers and moderate temperatures with dry spells between events.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Innocent Mrs Gooding Freed After Wrongful Jail Terms
The case of Mrs Rose E Gooding of Littlehampton drew wide attention as she was released from Portsmouth prison after serving over eight months in two sentences for crimes now proven to be impossible for her to have committed. An investigation by Scotland Yard found her innocence, and the Court of Criminal Appeal ordered her release in London.
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England
Rose E. Gooding
Littlehampton
Portsmouth
Gooding
Scotland’ Yard
Sunset Rainbow Seen Over City After Rain
A red sunset glow lit the western sky on Wednesday evening followed by a rainbow spanning the eastern sky. Rain and Lake Erie reflections produced the arc after sunset. This morning a peculiar fog covered the city but dissipated once the sun rose.
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Lake Erie
Elyria Girl Attends International Meet
Miss Bertha Shepard a Jlinotype operator from Elyria is a delegate to the International convention in Quebec. She notes that women delegates receive attention and reports that the committee on the forty four hour work week was unanimously adopted. the struggle will continue.
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Bertha Shepard
Chronicle- Telegram
Drill Hall
Quebec
Mss Shepard
Madame Bernhardt Is Seriously Ill in Paris Region
Paris reports the actress Madame Sarah Bernhardt is seriously ill at her country home. Friends express grave anxiety due to her advanced age and fragile health.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme Bernhardt
Receiver Appointed In Avery Versus Luin Kennedy Case
The court names H. Squire as receiver of the jointly run farm, after CG B Avery sues Luin Kennedy alleging partner refused to pay share of joint bills and perform contracted work. He asks dissolution of the business by court action.
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CG. B. Avery
Luin -Kennedy
Squire
Judgment ordering payment of four thousand seven hundred eleven dollars
A court ordered Albert Grills to pay Walter Gow and others a total of 4711 dollars. The amount is to be paid within fifteen days.
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Albert Grills
Walter’ Gow
Sinn Fein responds to peace terms report says de Valera letters
A fragmentary Irish communication is cited as calling for full independence of Ireland while Daily Express claims Lloyd George rejected Sinn Fein terms as a reflection of government concessions. The Morning Post notes conservative reaction and broader Irish display.
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DeValera
Sinn’ Fein
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Morning - Post
Elyria Woman Seeks Council Seat In Letter to Voters
A Elyria woman, running as a Democrat candidate, thanks readers for their support and expresses gratitude to The Chronicle for publishing her letter. She pledges fair, unbiased consideration to opponents if elected, and shares views on questionnaire topics important to the city.
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Gerald S. Martin
CIA
Elyria
Ward Election Nominations Thank Voters
Mrs Wilford Grainger thanks the Democratic Committee and friends for her nomination as councilwoman to the 4th ward promising to serve to the best of her ability. John A Winslow thanks Gis. Fret. Ward voters for their support in the primary and praises the League of Women for fair handling via questionnaires and public meetings.
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Wilford Grainger
Democratic Committee
Councilomas
John A. Winslow
Gis
Ward
League of Women
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