Hope Fades as Italy Demands Greece Endure Ultimatum
A tense European standoff deepens as Italy presses Greece with an ultimatum following the Telinni murder. Mussolini backs hard demands and troop movements signal possible conflict, while London and Athens weigh League of Nations involvement and counteroffers. Greece signals partial acceptance with modifications to some Italian conditions, amid rapid diplomatic exchanges and censorship.
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Near East
Europe
Italy
Greece
Tellini
Allied Commission
Mussolini
London
League of ‘Nations
Lorain Candidate Arrested on Liquor Charge
M. J. Lescher, candidate for Lorain city treasurer, was arrested by federal officers on illegal possession of liquor found in bottles concealed in inner tubes at his auto accessory shop. He pleaded guilty before Justice J. H. George, was fined 500 dollars and costs, and paid.
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M. J. Lescher
Lorain
Lescher
J. George
Bar Association endorses world court at Minneapolis meet
At the American Bar Association annual convention in Minneapolis the international law committee urged backing a US participation in the world court and a conference of nations to extend international law rules. George W. Wickersham led the call, with George Danworth and James B. Scott supporting. Robert Lansing did not join. A separate report urged Congress to shield aliens from local prejudice under treaties, foreshadowing debate over Pacific Coast anti Japanese and Hindu measures.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Bar Association
Association
George W. Wickersham
Taft
The
Hague
United States
Mr. Wickersham
George Danworth
Seattle
Wash
James B. Scott
Washington
D. C
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Congress
Pacific Coast States
Miners Prepare to Strike in Hazelton Coal Region
In Hazelton Pennsylvania workers in the Waracite coal fields began removing tools from underground workings in anticipation of a strike. Miners will quit tomorrow night if no new agreement is reached by September 1. The disruption follows a notice to local unions to suspend work.
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Hazelton
Colorado Commissioned as US Navy Battleship
Camden New Jersey August 30 One of the world’s largest battleships the US Colorado was completed at 27 million dollars and commissioned by Captain Martin E Tretch at Philadelphia Navy Yard. The ship joines West Virginia as superdreadnoughts to serve at least ten years under a treaty pause on new builds. The 1400 crew is led by Captain Reginald Rowan Belknap with simple ceremonies due to national mourning for President Harding.
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Camden
N. J
United States Navy
U. S
Colorado
Martin E. Tretch
Philadelphia Navy Yard
West Virginia
United States
Harding
Reginald Rowan Belknap
North Sea
Free Staters Win at Polls in Dublin
The noon count shows Free Staters leading with 350000 votes, Republicans 200000, and others 160000. Several women Republicans are elected, including Mary MacSwiney sister of Terence MacSwiney, and Cathal-Brogha wife of a former leader. Laborites fail to meet expectations while President Johnson secures the labor federation post.
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Dublin
Daiji Elreanz
Daborites
Pttteinis
Mary? MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Darrel Figgis
Ty Kelly
Ernest O’mallise
Johnson
Labor Federation
Doctor in Krewson Case Widow in Faint
Cleveland August 30 during the examination by Assistant County Prosecutor Walter I Krewson into the death of John L Farris a wealthy shoe dealer found dead in his bathtub the widow Mathilda Farris fainted she cried John and became partly unconscious while resisting revival she was closeted with Krewson and County Detective McHugh for over two hours Dr J A Wheelock Faris physician was summoned by Krewson and to be questioned to shed light on remaining questions surrounding the case
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Cleveland
Walter I. Krewson
John .L. Farris
Mathilda Farris
John
Ste
Italian resident jailed for illegal possession
James Lupies, an Italian resident of Wellington, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Mathews on illegal possession charges. Police found quar reo quarts of alsin jack at his home. He appeared before Judge A R Webber and pleaded guilty. He was fined 1000 dollars and costs, and sentenced to county jail.
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James Lupies
Wellington
Sherif Mathews
Removal requests for John McNamara over misconduct in Columbus
Columbus August 30. Attorney General Crabbe sent 17 specific complaints to Gov. Donahey accusing John McNamara assistant state welfare director of misconduct and extreme cruelty. If proven, he should be dismissed. The charges include immorality by Raymond McNamara and abuse of state resources. An additional statement alleges negligent handling at the girls industrial school at Delaware led to amputation of Mrs. Kubes arm. The file lists numerous alleged misuses of state funds and personnel, including weekend parties, shipments of state provisions to McNamara’s home, and two of his sons receiving full pay as taxi drivers.
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Columbus
John McNamara
Crabbe
Donahey
McNamara
Jas. J. Kubes
Cleveland
Mc‘Namara
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
John McNamara, Jr
McNama
Ira
Democratic Fund
Exhumation Sought in Farris Death Case
Cleveland on August 30 report says an order may be issued to exhume the body of John L. Farris, wealthy shoe dealer, found dead in his bath. Assistant County Prosecutor Crewson cited possible physician attendance as key to determining the illness prior to death from gunshot wounds. Relatives requested clarification, Mrs. Farris recovering from a nervous breakdown, expected at prosecutor's office for questioning. Estate valued around 9200,0.
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Cleveland
John L. Farris
Walter I. Crewson
Farris
Crewson
Amy
Princess Anastasia of Greece Dies in London
Princess Anastasia of Greece died shortly after midnight in London after a mysterious illness believed to be cancer. Reports say jaundice and liver trouble appeared, with possible operations. A native of Ohio, she married George H. Worthington in 1884, later divorcing him and marrying Prince Christopher of Greece in 1920, earning the nickname the dollar princess. Her burial remains undecided as family discussions continue.
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Anastasia
Prince Christopher
Greece
London
Thomas. Horder
Turner
Prince Casernee
William B. Leeds
Xenia
United States
Thomas Horder
Ohio
George H. Worthington
Nonaire Tin Plate
Prince Christopher of
Dollings Co Infraud Suit Filed in Ohio Courts
Dayton Ohio August 30. First suit against the R L Dollings Co and subsidiaries seeks to set aside 45 shares of North Carolina Farms Co and 10 shares of International Note and Mortgage Co bought through stock sales agents. Plaintiff alleges annual fraud netted 10 million across multiple persons with 15 percent as commissions. Names listed include The R L Dollings Co of Ohio North Carolina Farms Co Recording Devices Co and several others with multiple individuals. Similar suits have been filed by other stockholders in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Dayton, C
R. L. Dollings Co
Estar County
North Carolina Farms Company
International Note and Mortgage Co
Ohio
Neher
Neber
R. L. Collings Company
William Benham
Dwight Harrison
North Caroline Farms Company
The
Recording Devices Company
International Note and Mortgage Company of
Indiana
American Motor Truck Company
Crane Ohio Ice Company
Burton Townsend Company
Two Divorces Filed For By John Denman and Georgia Torlate
John Denman seeks a divorce from Lydia Denman on grounds of three years willful absence. Georgia Torlate of Lorain asks for a divorce from John Torlate alleging abandonment after marriage. she funded his barber training and tools before he disappeared with a shop setup. She also seeks restoration of her maiden name.
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John Denman
Das
Lydia Denmat
Georgia Torlate
Lorain
John Torlate
Cleveland
Jim
Waiden
Pinchot plan in coal talks split by both sides
In Harrisburg on August 20 efforts to settle the anthracite strike falter as operators and miners show impatience with Governor Pinchot’s mediation. Sources say operators likely reject the plan, while miners consider signing if concessions, including eight hour shifts, are offered and wage scales are preserved. A tentative contract to protect mines during a strike is announced, with maintenance staff moved to an eight hour day and pay adjustments.
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Harrisburg
Authra
Gifford Pinchot
Samuel D. Warriner
Smh. Bia
Anthracit ® Operators Association
Phladelphia
Pinchot
Cou
Ter
John Lewis
James A. Gorman
Gorman
Canoles May Head Elks As Ohio 25th Jubilee Parade
More than 2,000 Elks and fifteen bands joined a parade at Sandusky for the twenty-fifth annual Elks jubilee. A. Bart Horton led in Cincinnati as Ohio Elks officials eyed the presidency, with Canoles of Lorain and Ranney and Patrie set for re elections. The procession moved to Cedar Point for a ball at the Coliseum and a Hotel Breakers disbanding. Cincinnati and Cedar Point vied to host next year’s convention.
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Sandusky, O
Aus
Ohio
Coliseum
Cedar Point
Sandusky
A. Bart Horton
Cincinnati
Ohio Elks
Elks
G. A. Boeckling
Cherry Pickers
Toledo
Lorain
Fremont
Akron
Lakewood
Marion
Mansfield
Lima
Findlay
Elka
Caneles
John W. Ranney
Columbus
William Patrie
State Fair Governor's Day At Columbus Highlighted
Colum bus Aug 30 Featur ing today's program at the State fair will be the $2 000 governor's purse in the three year old trot and the inspection of the fair by Governor Donahey and state officials. Governors day expected to be the biggest day with fine weather. Seven bands perform at bandstand and parks. Three races on today's card include the 2 08 pace 2 16 trot and 2 13 pace. Youth James Cronin's minor accident reported Wednesday night. injuries not serious. Livestock day features cattle finals horseshoe eliminations and state baby contest with Governor Donahey presenting the cup to the winning infant.
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Columbus
Donahey
Causedm
South Park
Marietta
Dover
Boys’ Industrial School
Skilley
166Th Regiment
Lampham’s
West Union
James Cronin
Gov. Donahey
Law Student Gains Knowledge at the Courthouse
Horace Rose a law student of Lorain spends much time at the courthouse gaining knowledge in legal methods. He is assisted by Clerk Mabel Marsh and her assistants and says he has acquired much useful information.
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Horace Rose
Lorain
Court House
Mabel’ Marsh
Albert J. Bagwell Dies at Memorial Hospital
Albert J Bagwell 50 of 216 Princeton Avenue died last night at Memorial Hospital. A designer with American Lace Co he came from Pawtucket Rhode Island. He is survived by his wife and daughter.
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Albert J. Bagwell
Princeton Avenue
Memorial Hospital
American Lace Co
Pawtackst
Mile Romaine
Governor weighs removal of Poor from state commission
In Columbus Aug 39, Governor Donahey considers removing George T. Poor of Cincinnati from the state water and power ties commission amid questions of a utility's control by the company. Attorney General Crabbe was asked for an opinion on ownership and removal criteria, with focus on the political battle behind the cities service and related utilities.
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Columbus
Donahey
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Rem Publican
Ws Ties Commission
Crabbe
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