France lays out 26 billion marks demand in reparations note
France publishes a 50 page note to London detailing its minimum demand of 26 billion gold marks plus credits to cover allied debts. It states France will not negotiate while Ruhr passive resistance continues and rejects an international experts commission. The note leaves a door open for talks with Britain and affirms the Anglo French entente.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
London
Germany
Ruhr
Great Britain
Coast Planes Near Goal In Record Coast To Coast Run
Westbound 28 hour air mail plane arrived ahead of schedule in Omaha and was set to reach Cheyenne and Reno on time. Eastbound flights faced a 40 mile delay from fog at Laramie while relief pilots repositioned to complete night tests. Colonel Henderson praised the Chicago to Omaha leg for strong beacons and searchlights. The Chicago arrival clocked 9:40 am CST with a fresh pilot taking off again at 9:44 am DST. Pacific coast mail was not carried due to Laramie fog.
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Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Reno
Colleson
Larsmie
Wyo
Frank Yager
Paul Henderson
Dean Smith
Henderson
Illinois
Tews
Laramie
Wyoming
Air Mail
RH. G. Bonustra
Rock Springs
Jack Knight
Knight
Air Mai
Pacific Coast
Prison Guards Halt Walkout In Ohio State Institutions
In Columbus on August 22 guards and attendants at state institutions delayed a planned walkout to August 31. The move followed a request from Welfare Director Harper for a $171 000 emergency appropriation to fund a 20 percent pay rise for 1259 workers. The state board will meet with Governor Donahey State Finance Director Baker and legislative leaders to decide on the wage issue.
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Columbus
State Welfare
Harper
State Emergency Board
State Board
Baker
Donahey
Tracy
Crabbe
House
Senate
Mrs Mike Soremba Dies At Memorial Hospital
Mrs Mike Soremba of 2207 East Avenue Loram passed away at Memorial Hospital at 9 30 this evening. Funeral details were not listed.
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Mike Soremba
Mike Boremba
Avenee
Loram
Memorial Hospital
Marital Turmoil Ends in Gunfire, Cincinnati Man Shot
Stanley Graham, 11th separation in as many months, took $153 from his wife Bessie's bureau then vanished and returned to seek relations. Mrs. Graham fired a bullet through the door, striking him after he battered the bedroom door.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Graham
Bessie
Stanley
Graham
Death Follows Bridge Crash In Ohio
In Painesville Ohio Miss Ruby Kenney of Cleveland is dying from injuries after a car struck a steel bridge near Willoughby late last night. Ralph Dow of Cleveland was instantly killed. Two others were seriously injured while two survived with cuts and bruises. The six youths were returning from a dance in Mentor Park en route to Cleveland.
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Painesville
Ruby Kenney
Cleveland
Painesville Hospital
Willoughby
Ralph Dow
Mentor Park
Reckless Driver Injures Motorist in Indianapolis
At 6 45 P M Edward Kilrain of 3248 Bellefontaine Street Indianapolis was struck near the Oberlin road Country Club by a Ford that fled the scene. Kilrain’s car overturned and bystander A L Taft took him to Memorial Hospital where a small scalp laceration was found. Kilrain was released to go home. The Ford driver’s identity remains unknown.
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Edward Kilrein
Bellefontaine Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Oberlin Road
Country Club
Kilrain
A. L. Taft
Oberlin
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Auto Sale Bill Denounced by Trade Group
Columbus Aug 22 The Ohio Automobile Trade Association issues a statement by E J Shover general manager condemning the auto bill of sale law as confusing complicated and expensive He urges amendment or repeal and a new measure to place auto sale procedures under the secretary of state registration system.
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Columbus
E. J. Shover
Ohio Automotive Trade Association
Shover
Secretary of State
Stegman Rites Thursday Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Rabbert Stegman will be held Thursday afternoon at three o'clock at the Jo an de Sudro funeral home on Rest Broad Street Rev Burger will officiate and burial will be at Ridgewa.
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Rabbert Stegman
Joan de Sudro
Rest Broad Street
Rev. Burger Whl
Ridgewa
Republicans in revolt against New England elder statesmen
Western Republican leaders in Washington plan to curb New England control as they push for greater recognition beyond Massachusetts power centers. They aim to block new eastern appointees and elect a western Senate leader to succeed Lodge, though Lodge’s strength may blunt major shifts.
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Washington
New England
Senate
House
New
Middle West
Far West
President Coolidge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frederick H. Gillett
Sparker
Massachusetts
Lodge
Gillett
Weeks
Back Bay
McLean
Conn
Colt
Rhode Island
Brandegee
Connecticut
Hale
Maine
Fernald
Monea
New Hampshire
Seaboard
Sheriff Underhill Arrests Reckless Driver in Dover Incident
Sheriff Underhill arrested C. R. Carter of Cleveland for reckless driving after a collision near Dover Saturday night that damaged both cars. Carter paid a $10 fine plus costs. In a separate early morning case on Lake Avenue, Underhill detained six Elyria youths for intoxication, named Joe Simmons James Gaten Frank Jameson Lane Goodman Albert Taylor and J Jackson, each fined $5 and costs.
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Underhill
C. R. Carter
Cleveland
Dover
Justice George
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Joe Simmons
James Gaten
Frank Jameson
Lane Goodman
Albert Taylor
J. Jackson
George
Negro Bandits Rob Road House In Cincinnati
Three Negro bandits entered Herman Teichman's cafe on Grandin Road last night and forced him and five patrons against a wall. The thieves took less than $350 from the cash register and fired several shots as they fled in a awaiting motor car. In a separate notice, funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Wilcox are set for 2 PM at her sister Mrs Fran ae baller's home on Grafton Road.
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Cincinnati
Herman Teichman
Grandin Road
Hattie Wilcox
Cheriey
Nome
Franae Baller
Bop 5
Grafton Road
Seven Sisters Reunite Across the United States at Porters Home
A rare family reunion brings seven sisters ages 56 to 73 together at Mrs Porter’s home in Youngstown Ohio. The siblings, scattered across the country for marriages visits and schooling, convened for the first time all together in one gathering.
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Sycery
United States
Samuel
Augusta Mes, Creary
Americsh
New Castle
Medical men and druggists warned on dry laws
Columbus, Aug 22. Federal prohibition director J E Russell said he will ask state authorities to revoke licenses of physicians or druggists who violate dry laws. He has pledges of support from Ohio medical groups and cites flagrant violations, sending letters to medical societies to stop promiscuous prescribing and selling of liquor.
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Columbus
J. E. Ruseph
Russell
Ohio
Indignation Meeting Urges State Action Over Dry Raid
Citizens of Piqua rally against Rev Blessing and Mayor Earns over alleged brutal arrests and excessive fines in West Milton dry enforcement. A seven member committee seeks gubernatorial intervention, demanding home rule in enforcing prohibition.
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Dayton
Piqua
S. A. Blessing
West Milton
Donahey
Citiser's
Wellington Woman Seeks Divorce and Alimony
Mabie Cameron files suit in Wellington asking divorce from Pete Cameron married in 1912. She accuses him of drinking too much and failing to support her, and states he left the home. She seeks divorce and alimony.
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Mabie Cameron
Pete Cameron
Pete
Wellington
Vindicate Evans In Check Passing Case
Chicago court declines to issue a warrant accusing Chick Evans of passing a worthless check for 7500 dollars. Evans says he attempted to borrow funds to cover the paper and prevent it from being invalid. Charles J. Moore, a grain broker, filed the charge based on prior dealings.
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Chicago
Chick Evans
Evans
Charles J. Moore
Britain Studies French Reparations Note Quietly
London reports British officials began a secret study of France’s reparations note. Officials will reveal Britain’s stance after Premier Baldwin and Foreign Secretary Curzon review it, amid cautious editorials on continued Anglo French entente and negotiating pace.
Alliance Man Appoints Judge Edwin Diehl in Stark County
Governor Donahey named Edwin W. Diehl of Alliance as common pleas judge for Stark County effective September 3, succeeding Judge Harvey F. Ake of Canton who resigned. Diehl was the Democratic candidate for the seat last year.
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Colimbus
Donahey
Edwin W. Diehl
Alliance
Stark County
Harvey F. Ake
Canton
Diehl
Common Pleas
Cold Wave Grips Cities From New York to Detroit
A fifty two mile gale in New York cooled the city from 79 to 53 degrees, the lowest August reading since 1871. Detroit recorded its coldest August 22, 45 degrees at 8 am, beating the previous low of 45.89. Chicago and Kansas City also reported cool conditions with forecasts of a gradual warmup and lighter winds as high pressure persisted over the plains and upper Mississippi Valley.
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New York
Deroit
Mich
Detroit Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Chicago
United States
Weater Bureau
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Plain States
Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Great Bomber Flight Delayed by Storm Test Tonight
Dayton reports the greatest flying machine will be flown tonight in an official test after rain postponed yesterday. Lieutenant Harold R. Harris leads final inspection with designer Walter Henry Barling and assistant Sam Irvine overseeing.
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Dayton
Harold R. Harris
Walter Henry Barling
Sam Irvine
Lorain Residents File Divorce Petitions
Two Lorain divorce cases were filed in court today. Chas Robb seeks a divorce from Eva Robb claiming abandonment for over three years. Walter Slanter seeks a divorce from Laura Slanter citing separation as she moves to her parents in another county.
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Lorain
Chas. Robb
Eva Robb
Walter Slanter
Laura Slanter
New Castle Man Tom Jones Dies Sudden at Local Hospital
Tom Jones aged 40 of 600 Broad Street died suddenly at Memorial Hospital this morning at 1:30. Authorities have not yet reached his children, reportedly living in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
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Tom Jones
Broad Street
Memorial Hospitas
New Castle
Coal Conference Splits Over Wage For Union Miners
Washington reports the US coal commission drafts a report assigning fault for the failure of anthracite operators and miners to reach a new wage agreement. The White House says fuel supply will be secured after Sept 1 despite possible strikes. President Coolidge urges a settlement without broad government intervention and warns of potential legal steps to prevent mining stoppages.
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Washington
Wate
United States Coal Commission
White House
Coolidge
John ‘Hays ‘Harmond
Federalernment
Hammond
The
Commissi
Joint Committee
Commission
Ku Klux Klan Plans Steubenville Rally Aug 28
Steubenville Klan leaders announced a monster state rally to be held on farms west of Steubenville on August 28. They expect 50 000 to 75 000 attendees with special trains from across Ohio and parking for about 60 000 cars. City council had prohibited public meetings but officials said this would not stop the gathering. A parade in Steubenville was also planned with permission to be sought from Gov. Vic Donahey.
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Steubenville
Ku Klux Klan
Steubenville Klan
Ohio
Staubenville
Vic Donahey
Firemen to Attend Cleveland Game by Cleveland Team Effort
Firemen will be guests at a Cleveland ball game this week. Tomorrow half the department will gain free admission to the Washington versus Cleveland game, and Friday the other platoon will attend. They plan to travel by automobile and thank Mr Howenatine for his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Howe
Astine Lyre
Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland Std
Mr. Howenatine
Officers Die in Fall in Pensacola Air Crash
Two Marine Corps officers were killed and a third severely injured when two planes collided during combat maneuvers at about 3200 feet near Pensacola Florida. Lieut Cornel us McFadden pilot of Philadelphia home Captain G F Hil of Leonminis ter Mass Lieut Menton A Richal injured the sole occupant of the collapsing plane. Bodies were badly mutilated after the fall.
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Pensacola
Cornelus McFadden
United States Marine Corps
Philadelphia
G. F. Hil
Leonminister
Mass
Menton A. Richal
Marine Corps
Collding
Richal
Reckless Driver Fined By Mayor G W Bernard
Cleveland salesman G W Bernard was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for reckless driving after a crash that damaged Carl Baron’s car yesterday afternoon. Bernard claimed the whisky bottle in the vehicle did not belong to him and denied drinking, saying the car’s condition caused the accident. Baron has begun suit and attached Bernard’s car.
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G. W. Bernard
Cleveland
Carl Baron
Baron
Nation Wide Hunt For Kidnapped Babe
The search for four month old Lillian McKenzie and her abductor expanded nationwide as police issue circulars from coast to coast and into Canada. Radio broadcasts join the effort after authorities learn a man with a known child mania was ejected from a store seat near the kidnapping site shortly before the mother found the infant missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian McKenzie
Coas
Canada
Lillian
Warden Thomas Advocates Death Penalty for Gunmen
Columbus, Aug. 33. Warden Thomas of the penitentiary told the Optimistic Club that murder tied to robbery should be punishable by death with no jury option for mercy if swift justice is to prevail. He urged the electric chair for gunmen who kill in robberies.
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Columbus
Morcy
Evead
Thomas
Penitenptiary
Optimistic Club
Tobbery
Aged Oberlinite To Pay Alimony
H B Hutchinson, 76, of Oberlin, faced court on an alimony hearing in a divorce case filed by his 67 year old wife. The court ordered him to appear and proceed with the case to seek a settlement or final decree.
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Oberlinite
H. B. Hutchinson
Oberlin
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