Fear Break Over Bonus Bill Divides Harding and Congress
Washington August 21 Republican leaders fear a rift between President Harding and Congress over the soldiers bonus. Harding vows a veto unless revenue provisions exist and prefers a sales tax if needed. Congress signals it may pass a bill despite a veto, risking a split ahead of elections as leaders brace for a final stand and possible late-session action.
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White House
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Jail break plot foiled in county jail cells
Deputy sheriffs stopped a planned inmate attack at County Jail when three deputies and acting Sheriff CMW Dombey intervened. Prisoners led by Charles Habig, awaiting retrial for murder, allegedly aimed to grab a deputy’s revolver, free inmates, and escape. Habig resisted, then was placed in solitary confinement.
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Dombey
Charles Habig
County Jay
Keva
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President calls for larger army to ensure national defense
President Harding told 1000 Camp Meade soldiers that a bigger army is needed for American preservation and continuity of the republic. He said more than 100,000 trainees would study and prepare for possible service if his plan were adopted, while noting the United States does not seek an armed camp or permanent expansion.
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Harding
Amercan Republic
Camp Meade
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AAD FOSTERS OFFICE IN PROBE
A raid on the offices of labor agitator William Foster was called a rash expedition by Assistant States Attorney William F McLaughlin. He said reports of large quantities of red literature are unfounded and only a few tiles were taken for review.
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Chicago
William Foster
William F McLaughlin
Mclaughlin
Paster
Eleven Irish Rebels Taken In Dublin Clash
In Blessington a Free State Army officer was killed and three others wounded when irregulars ambushed a military motor. Eleven irregulars were captured at Diablo during a Free State raid on a house, with prisoners seized and munitions and engineering equipment recovered as drastic precautions kept the week comparatively quiet.
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Fire Claims Four in Italian Boarding House Inferno
In Elizabeth New Jersey today two women and two boys perished in a fire at a Second street Italian boarding house. The deceased are Mia Giovannia Guariello and her two young sons, along with Mina Eppina Reviello. A male boarder, Joseph Scattarello, escaped by leaping from a second story window.
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Second Street
Mia Giovannia Guariello
Mina Eppina Reviello
Joseph Scattarello
Burglars Take $0.66 From Frank Gordy House
Police report burglars entered the Frank Gordy residence on East River Street by a ladder to a second story window. A pocketbook containing 6 cents was taken in the break in.
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East River Street
B& Burslar
Death of John Seabolt, 72, at Lake Avenue home
John Seabolt, 72, died this morning at his home on Stop 14 Lake Avenue. He formerly worked as a barber at Toledo and Lorain and had been a resident hero for 23 years. He is survived by his wife and daughter. Funeral services are planned for Thursday.
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Bis
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Barn Break-In Report At River Street Home
Peter Boyson of 216 West River Street reported to police a break-in at his property. A large barn was entered, an azalea tear tire and Mmn from a Ford Sautе were taken, along with two new rims and several tools.
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West River Street
Beer Mayor at Mmanstown May Quit
Johnstown Pa August 21 loons report steady beer sales as saloons stay open awaiting federal action. Mayor Cauffiel faces pressure from church and political forces after allowing beer sales. Rumors place him considering resignation or move to Ohio amid Pennsylvania political turmoil.
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Boy Bandit Dies of Wounds After Attempted Robbery
Aug 21 Dayton reporting that 17 year old Mike Bova of St Louis died at a local hospital from a gunshot wound sustained during an attempted hold up at Ben Wood’s grocery. The youth was shot after Wood fired a revolver and Bova was found mortally wounded in an alley.
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St Louis
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Trunk Boy Murderer Dies By Own Action Near Batavia
Cincinnati report on Gus Liebermann a 17 year old charged with murdering his father Frank Liebermann 63 in their Batavia Ohio home last Friday. Investigators pursued a trail aided by traction car tickets leading toward Olive Branch near Batavia where authorities prepared to search for Jake Allyn as the case continued.
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Gus Liebermann
Frank Liebermann
Batavia
Lfe
Jake Allyn
Olive Branch
Jerry Ropp 82 Dies at Green Springs
Friends of Jerry Ropp 82 regret to learn of his death Saturday evening at his home in Green Springs Ohio. He lived here many years and was engaged in the harness business. He built the building on West Broad Street now used as an annex to the Thomas furniture store. Survived by wife and stepson Frank Hayden of this city. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Green Springs.
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Green Springs
Ropp
West Broad Street
Thomas Furniture
Frank Hayden
Cit
Alyria and Newark Machines in Crash
An automobile owned by H Strand Way was struck Sunday by a machine driven by R C Harvey of Newark Ohio. Harvey fled the scene but was located on Broad Street and detained. He later settled the matter for camera dons.
Woman disputes husband duties in Sheffield Ave court
Mrs Rathersn Ardersen sues John Johrson in Chicago seeking a ruling on who may entertain a masculine friend as husband’s accomplice. Johnson is arrested for disorderly conduct after allegations of infidelity and clashes with Mrs Anderson. The case follows a troubled marriage with prior alleged flight from home and an annulment attempt in 1920.
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Fred Chicago
Sheffield Avenue
Rathersn Ardersen
John Johrson
Andersen
Husble
Johnson
Anderson
Mary Johnson
Mt Wi
Andersong
Transportation Act Amendment To End Strikes
A series of brief items report renewed discussion of the Transportation Act to curb rail strikes. An Iowa congressman introduces an amendment delaying wage changes by the labor board for five months to reduce walkouts. Other notes include civil suits, theft reports, and a Missouri governor's improving condition.
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Washington
Imtendi
Dickinson Republican
Iowa
Dickinson
Rulinnd Labor Board
Chronicle Telegram Picnic Planned at Cascade Park
The Chronicle Telegram announces its annual picnic at Cascade Park this Saturday starting at 1 o clock. Teams, sports events, a basket lunch, ice cream and lemonade will be provided. Local correspondents and news staff are urged to attend and participate in the event.
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Cascade Park
Prigen
Pronent
Police Chief Arrested by Federal Men in Corbin
In Corbin a tense clash between local and federal officials led to the arrest of Police Chief John Manning City Patrolman William Patterson and deputies W H Baker and J B Sutton. Manning allegedly interfered with deputy U S marshals securing warrants after liquor was found in a transported automobile. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow in Covington with the town described as a typical railroad community.
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Covington
Lorain County GOP selects officers and delegates at crowded meeting
The Lorain County Republican Central Committee met at the Court House with 72 of 114 present. George H Chamberlain was named chairman, J N Stone Oberlin secretary, and other officers were elected. C W Davis and D W Byam were named delegates to the State convention, with Burke and Elmer Dutton also possible delegates. A motion authorized the executive committee to choose six women as members of the committee and have them seated from various parts of the county.
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Court House
van Stats
George H Chamberlain
J N Stone Oberlin
Lo I Hawley
J J Raid
Lorain
Burke
Elmer Dutton
Sal Ted
Robert Coy Gov 76 Dies After Long Illness on River Road
Robert Coy Gov aged 76 died Sunday morning at his West River Road home after a long illness of two months. He lived on River Road for 28 years and was well known in the community. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Clara Kellar and Mrs W M Gerrich. Funeral services will be held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock conducted by Rev O G Nichols.
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River Road
Clara Kellar
W MM Gerrich
Res O G Nichols
Mayor Car Abduction Farce At Amelia Ohio
Cincinnati police reported a mock abduction scenario where Mayor Jamon Fillett rode in a car to stop a speeder. The mayor then asked officers to arrest the fleeing driver after a collision with a truck injuring the other driver. Public officials later described the stunt as a premature scatte. A separate note from Wheeling says railroad strike forces curtailment of passenger service to move coal to the lakes.
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Jamon Fillett
Lans
Edward Breder
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Lorain Man Killed and Others Injured In Road Crash
Lorain, Ohio reports John Clavina 36 owner of a Lorain soft drink parlor was killed when the automobile carrying him and three Lorain men side swiped another car on North Ridge road six miles west of Rocky River. The injured include Joseph Kerrie, Nick Bucko and Peter Keans, all of Lorain, who were taken to Lorain or local hospitals. Clavina was married with four children. Mrs Fred Sheppard Sr. and daughter Mrs Fannie Cersera of Lorain were seriously hurt in a separate crash near Wellington while returning from a family reunion. Mrs Sheppard suffered facial and internal injuries and Mr Sheppard was bruised. Another crash near Bellefontaine injured Mrs Barbara F Johnson of Ironton instantly killing her and injuring her husband’s passenger, and a third accident claimed the life of Margaret Mitchell near Ansonia.
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Lorain
Joseph Kerries
Nick Bucko
Peter Keans
North Ridge Road
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Cleveland
Fred Sheppard
East Avenue
Fannie Cersera Lorain
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Modern woman's driving man into celibacy claim shocks London
Francis Henry Gribble, critic and novelist, asserts in a sensational indictment that the modern woman robs women of mystery and that men are deprived of marriage prospects. In Avon, Arthur Bruckner sues 4 G and W L Widlar for 3500 dollars on a mortgage note secured by real estate.
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London
Francis Henry Gribble
Great Britain
Gribble
Arthur Bruckner
W L Widlar
Avon
Industrial skies clearing as coal production resumes
Washington officials say industrial skies are clearing with coal production to restart in idle mines this week. Hope for railway peace grows after Harding's message to Congress is well received, though AFL head Samuel Gompers criticizes it. A Wednesday conference in New York may reveal a basis for settling the railroad strike and shopmen's dispute.
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