Disarmament talks spark Republican debate in Senate
Senate Republicans argue over disarmament strategy as the White House signals a conference plan. Key figures like Lodge Root and Borah face criticism for navy emphasis while others push for broader participation and a U S led push with Britain and Japan.
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Ing
Repub
Lodge
Senate Foreign
Elihu Root
Oscar W.rwood
Senate
Sutherland
U. S
Knor
Anc Borah
Nators
Ent
United States
Great
Japan
Elihu
Ndt Navy
Naval Affairs Tee
Conson
Pan
E Approves Bill Limiting Home Brewing Restrictions
WASHINGTON Aug 17 Home from prohibition enforcement notes say the house adopted a provision barring search warrants for home brewing unless the site is the base of liquor manufacture. The amendment, if approved by the senate, would curb agents power to seize personal home brews and affect enforcement rules nationwide.
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Shington
House
Wrio
Senate
Remark on Loot Taken From Blanchard Howe Residence
A report notes a theft at Blanchard Howe residence last Friday revealing four pairs of pants and other small items missing along with currency. Police were furnished a test of the stolen articles and the value is described as small.
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Blanchard Howe
Blanchard
Wee
Sanehard
Outlaw Railroad Agitation Reported in Labor Circles
Report from Talmington dated August 17 describes John Gruneau of Chicago leading “Outlaw” railroad workers seeking a one big union. Activists are said to operate in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and the Midwest aiming to split from the AFL rail unions and provoke widespread strikes.
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Talmington
John Gruneau
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvvania
Tid West
P- Lynch
New York City
Leadeesher
Gramnean
Gruneau
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Jt Iz Vharssd
Defendants Begin Defense in California Mystery Death
In Los Angeles on August 17 the defense opened for Mrs. Madalyone Obenchain and Arthur C. Buren in the Kennedy murder case. A trunk linked to Obenchain reportedly arrived from San Francisco and may be opened by officials to uncover clues. Oberchain, the divorced husband, vows to seek a restraining order to block access. Attorneys for both defendants are to be announced soon.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Madalyone Ohbenchain
Arthur C. Buren
J. Belton ‘Kennedys
Ralph Oberchain
Attormey
Kennedy
Obenchain
San Francisco
Burch
Oberchain
Cbenchain
Assault on Foreigner Leaves Man Unconscious After Collision
Louis Toth regained consciousness after twenty four hours in an unconscious state. Police suspect a near auto accident caused the injury when another driver nearly missed Toth, halted, and allegedly struck him knocking him to the curb. Eyewitnesses gave statements but were not held. A arrest warrant may be issued soon.
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Louis Toth
Toth
Collapse of Len Small war plans blamed on family pressure
STATAIN SPRINGFIELD Aug 17 The sudden collapse of the war plans of Governor Len Small of Illinois was due to family pressure and he abandoned plans to delay his trial on charges of misusing 2.5 million in state funds and to test the legality of his arrest. Mrs Small and family urged the governor to go to court. Bench warrants were issued for Small and Mrs Small retreated to the family home in Kankakee. State's Attorney Mortimer accepted a venue change with four clauses while preserving future action options. Judge Smith will decide the petition for a change of venue with two possible jurists named for Sept 6.
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Springfield
Len Small
Ilinois
Sangamon
Veater Gay
C. Fred Mortimer
Mortimer
Goverrnor
House Begins Tax Draft Debate
Congressional action opens as Democratic members meet to consider a Republican tax revision bill. The minority caucus delays, while some Democrats express support for tax reductions and a substitute bill faces continued opposition. The vote is expected Saturday afternoon.
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Washington
House
Wars and Means Committee
Kitchin
North Carolina
Hunt Wild Cherries for Making of Wine
Report notes harvest focus on wild cherries as blackberries and elderberries depart for the year. Gatherers spread a sheaf under trees and drop fruit onto a sheet for easy collection. Trees found in woods and pasture lands.
Shipment of Carp Passes Through City Express Car Air Pump Used
A shipment of live carp passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route to New York City. The express car was equipped with an air pump to keep the fish alive. The car man said the shipment was valued at £600 and the fish must arrive alive to be valuable.
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Eishitana
New York City
Taniac Restores Mrs Brannan’s Stomach Health in Ohio
Mrs. Opa Brannan of Moxadore Ohio reports dramatic relief from six months of indigestion after using Taniac. She says digestion is perfect now, pain vanished, and energy returned, with Taniac making her feel well and capable of housework again. Sold by J. Adolphus Ebert and leading druggists.
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Taniac
Opa Brannan
Moxadore
Ohio
Eflyriz Br
J. Adolphus Ebert
Adrt
Murder Trial Opens in Whitesburg Kentucky Case
A jury in Whitesburg, Kentucky, begins hearing a murder case from December 1819. Auge Bates 17 and Bedgum Bates 18 face charges tied to the death of Efirah Sergeant at India Creek, involving forgery and a love affair. Edith Sergeant and Uriah Bates, serving 12 years, are connected as witnesses in a convoluted conspiracy.
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Whitesburg
Bedgum Bates
Efirah Sergeant
India Creek
Young Bates
Uriah Bates
James Sergeant
Clark County
Sergeant
Bates
Kentucky
Edith Serian
Trather
Eezinzet Bates
Seremant
Tiriah Bates
Beckham Bates
Imiénas
Mob burns suspected killer after fatal Augusta encounter
In Augusta Georgia a mob seized a body believed to be Walter Smather slain by police after a gun battle. Smather had killed foreman Benna T. Hightower and Officer Wu Moore before being shot. Eight others were wounded as the suspect resisted capture with a shotgun.
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Augusta
Walter Smather
Smeiley
Bennamin T. Hightower
Smelles
W. Wu Moore
Court House Rats Meet Church League Opener Tomorrow
The Court House Rats will face the Church team at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Church League officials expect a hard battle as they select their best players for the clash.
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Court House Rats
Church Teagus
Cascade Park
Toomorrow
Church League
Wiil
Public whipping restored for wife beaters in Roxville
In Roxville Illinois on August 17 Judge Viett ordered Sheriff Nicholson to whip Frank Williams and Clem Green each with a dozen lashes on the bare back for wife beating. The punishment, a public whipping, was restored by the court today.
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Roxville
Mid
Viett
Sherrif Nicholson
Frank Williams
Clem Green
South End Giants Top Cubs 5 4 in Cascade Park clash
The South End Giants defeated the West Side Cubs 5 to 4 at Cascade Park yesterday afternoon. Strong defense by Hiengartner and Petry powered the Giants to victory while pitchers Dean and Arnold starred for the Giants as Yosh and Taylor worked for the Cubs. Premier Lloyd George gave an interview on De Valera’s speech in London on August 17.
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South End Giants
West Side Cubs
Cascade Park
Hiengartner
Petry
Giants
Cuthe
Dean and
Arnold
Yosh and
Taylor
Cubs
London
Lioyd George
International
Eamonn Devalera
Marriage Licenses for George Popp and Julia Vargo
George Popp 35 section hand and Julia Vee Vargo 386 of Teratn appear in the marriage licenses list.
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George Popp
Julia Vee Vargo
Teratn
New York Gangster Names 51 Murders Across Region
G Bariton Fontano, jailed in New York, tells detectives the Abomenarre Camorra gang killed 51 people from the Atlantic coast to Detroit. He admits several murders including one on July 10 in Avon New Jersey. Fontano says the Camorra, led from Palermo, ordered the Calazzo killing on July 30 to avenge a rival.
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New York
Camerra
G Bartoion Fortaoo
Atlantic Seaboard
Detroit
Fontano Aliineelf
Seversl
Avon
N. J
Abomenairre
Fonotano
Camorra
Palermo
Italy
Fontano
Carmillio Calaczzzo
Calozzo
Lorain County Men Thought Were Gang
Jack Cliff of LaGrange Ed Lehmar of Lorain and D A Billings of Ely street Lorain returned from a fishing trip to Middle Island in Canadian waters. A boat with eight men landed and "Hands Up" was shouted. Canadian bank robbers had fled toward the American shore. Light Keeper Wilson vouched for the trio after suspicion. They fished for days but storm prevented bringing home any catch.
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Jack Cliff
LaGrange
Ed Lehmar
Lorain
D. A. Billings
Eighth Street
Middle Island
Ottawa
Canada
Court orders recount of ballots in Lorain solicitor race
The Lorain common pleas court will order a recount for the solicitor race between VanDusen and Cook. Ballots are sealed and will be opened only by court order after Cook petitions for a recount.
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Section Board
Hballota
CE. VanDusen
DD. A. Cook
Lorain
VanDusen
Cook
Court of Common Pleas
Third set of twins born to Hope couple
The Glasgow family of Hope welcomes the third set of twins to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Glasgow. The mother is 30 years old and the couple already has eleven children.
Szewczyk cited for hydrant parking defiance
John Szewczyk violated a city ordinance by parking in front of a water hydrant despite a fireman warning. He was arrested and will be arraigned for trial tomorrow morning.
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John Szewczyk
Utility panel weighs lower freight rates for road materials
Columbus August 17 the utilities commission resumed its inquiry into intrastate freight rates for road building materials. A joint proposal seeks an about 18 percent reduction on shipments of crushed stone gravel travel and sand within Ohio to ease costs for road work.
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Columbus
The
Utilities Commission
Ohio
Gallagher sentenced in Ohio pen for gunman burglary
Cleveland August 17 Charles Gallagher a gunman and burglar received a 27 1/2 year sentence from Judge Frederick Walther at the Ohio penitentiary. He and accomplices Bobby Hunt and James Walsh had previously broken jail but were recaptured.
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Cleveland
Charles Gallagher
Ohio
Frederick Walther
Hracentir
Bobby Hunt
James Walsh
Steel theft ring uncovered spanning four states in Detroit
Detroit police report seven men arrested in a steel theft ring with operations extending into four states. Authorities say a half dozen more suspects will be in custody tonight. The ring allegedly stole valuable metals from Detroit and Cleveland steel firms to undercut their suppliers.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Lenglen to duel Mallory again after health recovery
New York Aug 17 Suzanne Lenglen French tennis champion who defeated Molla Mallory at Forest Hills plans a special match once she recovers. Lenglen will also fulfill exhibition engagements nationwide and enter the mixed doubles at Boston next week if health permits.
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New York
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla Mallory
Forest Hills
Socom
Leagien
Bostom
Firemen Head to Medina for County Convention
About thirty Lorain County volunteer firemen traveled by truck and auto to Medina for the annual Lorain County Volunteer Firemen’s Association convention. They expect to compete in contests and vie for prizes offered by the Medina group.
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Medina
Lorain County
Rehabilitation Plan Emphasizes Railroads and Farmers
The administration vows to use the war finance corporation to aid railroads and farmers to cut unemployment. Merer stresses farm prosperity as key to national prosperity and urges rehabilitation of idle industries. Comptroller Crisainger calls for restoring credit instruments between employers and the unemployed as Cabinet discusses a possible program Friday.
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War Finance Corporation
Merer
Crisainger
Kentucky Mob Focus Shifts To Federal Agent Deeds
The article profiles a federal agent in Louisville who assisted in hundreds of raids in Kentucky and faced threats to his life. It notes his Glasow residence, his father A G McFarland a longtime revenue agent, and identifies the subject as about 25 years old. It also mentions inconsequential Gulf of Mexico tides.
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Mr_ McFarland
Louisvile
Louisville
A. G. McFarland
Young McFarland
Glasgow
Gulf of Mexico
Irish republicans reject British terms and vow unity
The Irish Bulletin flags that Lloyd George’s offer lacks dominion status for Ireland and De Valera, Collins, and Griffith push unity. An Irish Republican Army order urges readiness for further sacrifices and emphasizes training, efficiency, and loyalty to the republic amid a session at Mansion House.
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Irish Bulletin
Smuts
Lloyd George
Ireland
Mansion House
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Britain
Briain
England
Irish. Republican Army
Republic
Four OClock Luncheon Honors Bride-To-Be
Mrs S Thompson hosted a Sunday luncheon at her home on River Street for Miss Gertrude Metcalf an upcoming bride to be. Eighteen guests attended with gladiolus decorations and a cake featuring two pink hearts. The bride-to-be received a percolator and tea pot as gifts. Music singing and social hour followed afternoon and evening entertainments.
Defiance bakers cut wholesale price to meet Toledo loaf
Defiance bakers trimmed wholesale bread to 7 cents a loaf to compete with Toledo prices while local groceries sold the loaf at 90 cents, one cent under Toledo bread.
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Toledo
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Miss Root
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