Fragmented northeast note on peace conference aims
Ambiguous OCR text references a session of a conference about amity and security. Mentions central and peaceful resorts, access, and questions about peace.
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07 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
1
Doctor Performs Medical Miracle Across Suffering City
Reported events describe a miracle doctor performing a medical achievement amid a tense crisis. Police and federal authorities are involved as investigations unfold in Pittstown and nearby locales. The formal charges and legal actions are not fully clear in the fragmented account.
Fisk Tire Co Sues for 1172 Dollar Judgment
The Fisk Tire Co of Cleveland asks the court to award 1172.52 dollars against R W Bennett of Lorain for goods, oil and delivery to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Tire Co
Crevaland
Peace Treaty Ends Conference on Central American Relations
Washington reports a plenary end to the conference with a treaty of peace and amity, eleven conventions and three protocols between the United States and Central American states. Armament limits set Guatemala 5200, Salvator 4200, Honduras 2500, Nicaragua 12500, Costa Rica 2000 for five years, plus interdictions on arms exports and ten aircraft limits. The agreement also creates a Central American tribunal with US names to serve, plus commissions on inquiry, free trade, labor laws, education exchanges, and extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Central America
Hughes
Guatemala
Salvator
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
International Commissions of Inquiry
Senate warns DOJ over Palmer raids in 1920 crackdown
Washington reports Senator Walsh of Montana submitted a judiciary sub committee's sharply critical study of the Justice Department for illegal practices in Palmer era raids. Borah Norris and Ashurst join Walsh in urging Congress to view future high handed tactics as impeachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congresg
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Borah
Norris
Ashurst
Department
Congress
Department of Labor
United States
Slot Machine Trials Start In Lorain Court
John Kern of Lorain faced a criminal trial this morning charged with operating a slot machine for mint sales. Defense argues the device is not a gambling device under the law and that customers receive what they pay for. The case follows a civil Lorain court setback where a similar machine was deemed non gambling. Vendors watch closely as local shops consider operating such machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kern
Lorain
Adams
Warmer Weather Again Predicted
Weather bureau predicts fair and cold conditions tonight with rising temperatures tomorrow. Northwest to see clear and warmer weather, while eastern areas endure a cold wave with sunshine to temper wintry blasts. Carl McRoberts of Hast avenue to enter State hospital for leg treatment after a broken ankle failed to heal, limb to be reset in Columbus to straighten and correct difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Northwest
Bureau
Carl McRoberts
State Hospital
McRobertn
Columbus
Kaw Indians elect woman chief in Oklahoma
For the second time in history a woman has been made chief of an Indian tribe. The Kaw Indians of Oklahoma have elevated Lucy Eads to the elective chief position, following a period without a chief since 1908. Her father previously served as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Sha
Lucy Eads
Hooded Order Mob Measure Rejected in Ohio House
In Columbus on February 7 the House rejected Harding’s bill requiring fraternal groups to file lodge rosters with the secretary of state and keep public member lists. The 8 to 26 vote defeated the measure while the House passed Green, Kirk, and Standish bills on milk standards, price discrimination, and dairy substitute naming. Other actions included killing a penal bill and proposing constitutional amendment changes. The session also considered revised legislative structure with 33 member state house and 22 district representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harding
Warren County
House
Secretary of State
Senate
House Committee On Benevolent and Penal Institutions
Jenkins
Lawrence County
Burke
Lo Tain
Billy
Brown
Champaign
Kashh
Summit County
Oho Senate
Ohio
Historic Castle Fired By Rebels In Cork Engagement
Republican irregulars attacked Cork causing light casualties. Courthouse bombed and rail lines contested. One civilian wounded. Wires cut. Cratleboro, home of Lord Carew near Ennis, burned by rebels with damage pegged at 960,060.
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Dublin
Cork
Cratleboro
Lord Carew
Ennisgotty
Turkish and British ships clash over Smyrna crisis
Delegates depart Lausanne amid near East peace talks while Britain defies Turkey by keeping warships in Smyrna. Ismet Pasha travels to Angora to brief the government as Lausanne signals possible renewed negotiations. Greece warns it will act only with big power support. Soviet Pravda says Russia would defend Turkey if talks fail. British regiments reinforce in the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Smyrna
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
George Tchitcherin
Ismet
Semet
Angora
Angora Sturday
National Assembly
Ebeltish
Gota
France
Tauch
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Tchitchering
Berlin
Moscow
Turkey
Near East
Greece
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Massigh
Russia
Pravda
Brothers Meet First Time In Half a Century
John Hughes and his brother James Hughes met for the first time in fifty years. John lives with his daughter Mrs. Harley Decker in Murray Ridge while James resides in Los Angeles. They greeted at the Decker farm and enjoyed a glad reunion despite health being fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Harley Decker
Murray Ridge
James Hughes
Los Angeles
Cal
Decker
Zack
Ward seeks habeas corpus for detained ward in York farm
Courtland Marshall guardian of Andrew Weeks a 70 year old ward files habeas corpus in the court of common pleas against Frank and John Weeks. He says the ward is restrained on the Weeks farm in York Ashland county and has not been able to contact him since November 25. Pursuant orders Sheriff Underhill must produce the elderly man in court at earliest custody retrieval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Marshall
Andrew Weeks
Court of Common Pleas
Frank
John Weeks
York
Ashland County
Underhill
German rail workers strike escalation at Offenburg
February 7 report from Strase Lrg states that Kunstmaeter and German railway inspectors were arrested by French authorities in Offenburg and local railway workers began a protest strike as the town remained occupied since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strase
LRG
Kunstmaeter
Offenburg
Overloaded Truck Arrested After Weight Check
Underhill police arrested George Coombs and another driver for The Liberty Transport Co of Detroit after an overloaded truck on Middle Avenue failed county scales. The truck was weighed at Elyria Milling Co and found overweight. Coombs appeared before Justice George with a bail deposit and a hearing set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coombs
Liberty Transport Co
Detroit
Middle Avenue
Las
Coombs
Elyria Milling Co
Justice George
Cat as walking barometer signals weather change
In Martins Ferry Ralph Smylie says his cat is a weather barometer. when the cat stretches with head between fore paws and nose to the ceiling, Smylie predicts a weather change. Washington reports the army chief of engineers will spend 859000 dollars on general improvements along the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Ralph Smylie
Smylie
Washington
Ohio River
Harding urges rapid ratification of British debt settlement
President Harding personally appeared to urge Congress to approve the British debt settlement of 4,600,000 and push the ship subsidy bill. He warned against riders tying up funds and praised Great Britain for meeting obligations, calling the accord a world model for honoring contracts and preventing further war costs. An aside notes a New Year romance involving Nellie Hill and two suitors in a Western drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
Capitol
Great Britain
United States
Dia
Burglary Tale of Carl Shelf at East Brown Street
Carl Shelf, 20, of East Bridge Street, broke into Standard Hath Co store on East Brown Street. He passed bad checks earlier, was missing when police sought him, and was found with knives and a flashlight after arrest. He pleaded guilty in police court and was bound over to grand jury on $1000 bond. He has a history with reform school and prior escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hathware Co
East Brown Street
Southam Carl Shamel
East Bridge Street
Shamel
Junot
Oifteer
Witter
Griver
Te Shamel
Lancaster
City Employes Receive Wages for January
The police and firemen and all other city employees were pleased yesterday afternoon to receive their pay checks for the entire month of January. This became possible when the city council approved the budget filed by the council finance committee on Monday night. The water works department was not affected as it is self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Tire
Shootings end in double tragedy in Detroit
Detroit, Mich Feb 1 Gardner a prominent tor and manufacturer shot his wife 39 during a quarrel in their apartment and then killed himself. The wife was shot through the neck and Gardner's condition is reported as serious.
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Detroit
Mich
Gardner
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