Lorain's Oldest Practicing Doctor Dies After Stroke
Dr. Fred Young, 78, of 121 W 21st Street Lorain, died Saturday evening after a paralytic stroke a week earlier. Born September 13, 1843 in Granger Medina County, he trained at Western Reserve University and served as Civil War surgeon. Survived by wife Hattie, sister Addie Burt of Salem, grandson Clarence Blakeslee. Funeral from family home Monday with Knights Templar conduct.
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Fred Young
21St Street
Lorain
Granger
Medina County
Medina
Western Reserve University
Oberlin Children's Home
Norwalk Legion Falls to Elyria Y M C A in Fast Match
In Elyria on February 26 the Y M C A basketball team edged the Norwalk Legion 39 to 30 before a good crowd. Norwalk, worn from a full week of games, fought hard with Geals leading scorers for the Legion and McClelland shining for the Norwalk squad.
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Elyria
Norwalk Legion
Y Gymnasium
Norwalk
Geals
McClelland
Vaughn L F. Goodsite
Rankin
Doane Kuss R. G
Ohlemacher
Vaughn
Bilk
Reynolds
Buckingham
Ghlemacher
Cavanaugh
Goordsite
Fox
Foyle
Geala
Goodsit
Cornell Wins Triangular Meet in Final Relay
Cornell captured the varsity relay to clinch victory in a triangular meet held in Boston today. Harvard, Dartmouth, and Cornell totaled 36 1 5 to 35 3 5 and 26 1 5 points respectively. Dartmouth's Thomson led scoring for the visitors.
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Boston
Mass
Cornell
Harvard
Dartmouth
Thomson
Harvard Star Breaks World Record and Wins Mile Race
An unnamed man, holder of the world record in the 45 yard hurdles, captured that event and equalled his own record of six seconds. Denny OConnell, captain of the Harvard team, won the mile in a tightly fought race.
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Iven Man
Dennia O'Connell
Harvard
Woodward Tech and Mount Vernon Lead Tourney
Delaware Ohio February 26 Woodward Tech Toledo and Mount Vernon High won semifinals in the northern section and will play in the Ohio inter scholastic high school basketball finals at Ohio Wesleyan University. Woodward Tech defeated Toledo Scott 22 to 11, Mt Vernon beat Lincoln High Cleveland 30 to 15, finals set March 11 and 12.
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Delaware
Woodward Tech
Toledo
Mount Vernon High
Ohio Wesleyan University
Scott
Woodward
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln High
Cleveland
Mt Vernon
Respected Amherst Resident Faulgine Gerlach Dies
Faulgine Gerlach 74 longtime Amherst resident on Jackson Street died at home after an extended illness due to heart trouble. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a youth and lived in Lorain County most of his life. Survived by his widow two daughters Martha and Libbie of the village and a son Carl of Saginaw. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Amherst
Faulgine Gerlach
Jackson Street
Germany
Lorain County
Martha
Libbie
Carl
Saginaw, Widh
Wilson opens rail aid payments under new bill
The secretary of the treasury is set to advance funds to railroads guaranteeing payments without awaiting final accounting. George P. Hampton of the Farmers National Council protests the bill, claiming railroads seek a preferred status. Treasury and ICC officials say partial payments will aid carriers but no immediate windfall is expected. current advances total about 262.6 million with total payable near 600 million though estimates depend on forthcoming reports.
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Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Hampton
Farmers National Council
Wilson Ioday
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury and
Harding Clarifies Foreign Appointments and Cabinet Plans
President-Elect says no commitments on diplomatic posts or extra session date yet. He focuses on finalizing the cabinet with men considered for overseas service after consulting House and Senate leaders. Denby approves of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Roosevelt expresses eagerness to serve with Denby. appointment regarded as settled.
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Harding
Congress
House
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Denby Thas
Roosevelt
Denby
Panama to Bocas Del Toro War Prep Details
A Panamanian detachment of 100 was sent toward Bocas Del Toro as tension with Costa Rica escalates. United States volunteers and submarine chasers at the Panama station could land troops within 15 hours if Washington issues orders. Panama faces a 2 million dollar highway fund surplus now being depleted, with one tenth spent since worsening ties with Costa Rica.
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Bocas del Toro
Toda
United States
Panama Station
Washington
Panama
Costa
Costa Rican born lis wifg and Panamanian conflict note
The Costa Rican born lis wifg is mentioned while President Porras backs the war faction and authorizes raising a volunteer army to confront the Costa Ricans. Anti American propagandists capitalize on the United States delaying any action in support of Panama.
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Lis Wifg
Porras
Uiited
Panema
Liner Escapes Obstruction After Iceberg Report
The 10,000 ton liner Princess Matokia struck a submerged obstacle, possibly an iceberg, Thursday night but sustained no damage. News prompted fear of a Titanic parallel, yet Captain Lowry reported the ship proceeding for assistance and no hull breach. The vessel, en route from Naples and Genoa to Boston with many immigrants, was diverted here for anti typhus exams after a 15 day voyage.
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Lowry
Matokia
Boston
Naples
Genoa
Mner
Polish Lithuanian clash over Vilna sparks League vote
The report notes Soviet and Swiss stances on Poland's offensive plans and Vilna. The council was impressed by M Dunans declaration. The League will delay sending international forces to Vilna until a Soviet spring drive is ruled out, and warns Switzerland to consult the League before future cross border actions. Vilna, once Lithuanian capital, was occupied by Polish troops last summer amid a dispute over its allegiance and a plebiscite was decided by the League.
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Poland
Lithuania
League of Nations
Chicago Lad Dalton Confesses After Bond Theft
A Chicago lad named Willie Dalton explains his crime after being arrested while in a pool hall. He describes buying a Ford, fleeing with $772,000 in stolen securities, and being captured when an officer noticed a Chicago Evening American in his pocket. The tale notes his motive was money after asking for a raise and details his propagation from Aurora to Heyworth before surrendering.
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Dalton
William Dalton
Draper
Halton
Northern Trust Company
C. FP. Childs and Company
Dalton Brothers
Nategarieg
West Side
Napierville
College Inn
Aurora
Willie
Joliet
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
Heyworth
George Henderson
Chicago Evening American
William Dallen
Chicago
Dalton Confesses After Bank Bond Heist And Escape
Francis Carley, 19, a Ottawa bank teller, influenced the theft and pleaded for mercy. Dalton described acting alone, leaving on foot after fearing Joliet Penitentiary, and expressing sorrow for his mother and sisters. The manhunt spread across the Midwest with police and newsrooms aiding in his capture near Bloomington. Solomon A. Smith credited newspapers for helping locate Dalton, as Chicago detectives and Northern Trust officials coordinated the arrest.
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Francis Carley
Ottawa
Dalton
Landis
State Penitentiary
Joliet
Alton
Eteal
Chicago
Bloomington
Daper
Chicago Evening American
P Draper
Tornight
Solomon A. Smith
Northern Trust Company
Russia Loans and Funds in United States Scrutiny
The report details Liberty Loan acts funding to Russia and notes funds lent to the Russian provisional government. It cites undisclosed treasury securities, a $178,582,669 indebtedness to the United States, and about $21,000,000 in due interest. It also mentions $13,000,000 from surplus Russian war supplies sale as partial reimbursement.
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Houston
United States
Treasury
Washington
Kerensky
Treasury Department
Russia
State Department
Senate
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Bakhmeteff
Big Organization Formed to Control Big Organization Formed to Control
A Cuban sugar control commission would not form without 76 percent of sugar planters' consent. Cable reports from New York state that the government failed to secure 75 percent support, delaying the formation and affecting sugar exports and market access under sanction.
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Cuba
New York
U. K
Menocal
Cable
New York State
Independent Cuban planters face sugar export limits
The article describes restrictions on Cuban sugar shipments requiring committee sanction, hindering independent planters and stifling competition. It notes the New York market’s collapse of an open market, rising prices through bank loans on high priced sugar, and a looming public tax impact. The New York curb market reports irregular trading with Intercontinental Rubber and Durant Motors leading gains while Guffey-Gillespie weakened.
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Cuba
New York Sur Bay Exchange
New York
Intercontinental Rubber
Durant Motors
Guffey-Gillespie
Breakfast Table Conference Signals Tough German Terms
Allied leaders including Lloyd George Briand and Sforza plan a firm induction for Germany. The breakfast meeting sets the framework for an indemnity demand of 226000000000 gold marks plus export taxes, with penalties if Germany refuses.
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Lloyd George
London
Marshal Foch
Weygand
Lord D'Abernon
Germany
Briand
France
Count Sforza
Allies brace for Paris decision impact on postwar payment
The report says France remains adamant while Britain and France may entertain counter proposals from Germany on payment methods. German ideas likely seek to reduce the total indemnity, possibly via goods instead of gold or shorter payment terms. Chequers conference prompts a united front amid possible German concessions. The Evening Standard hints Dr Walter Simons may propose 150 billion gold marks in thirty years instead of 226 billion in forty two years.
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Paris
Germany
Evening Standard
Walter Simors
Rules for Suitors from Grossett Interview
Grossett discusses love and women, offering views on how to treat women and maintain a relationship. He compares women to flowers needing constant care and companionship. He then hints at rules for suitors, emphasizing proper dress and sincere attention without overdoing it.
Advice on Courtship and Marital History of Grossett
A fragment discusses attitudes toward women, urging patience and fair treatment while critiquing overbearing behavior. It recounts Grossett’s marriages, noting two divorces in Pittshore between 1908 and 1917, a 1912 marriage to Wanda Nova of Los Angeles, and a later union with Mrs. Wilcox after meeting in Chicago in November 1920.
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Grossett
Pittshore
Wanda Nova
Tos Angeles
Nova
San Francisco
Brassett
Rs. Wilcox
Chicago
Hostilities Not Renewed After Brief Consultation
Following a short talk with Attorney Q A Gilmore Conway planned to rest at home and return Monday morning. His son stayed by him while Shaw admitted fatigue and planned to go home once the night worker arrived. Police withdrew the outside patrol as factions agreed to peaceful relations and Shaw said Conway informed him of the pause.
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Q. A. Gilmore
Conway
Hhama
Shaw
Ard
Conway and Shaw Reach 48 Hour Office Truce
The dispute over company offices eased after Conway apologized to Attorney Fauver for a gun incident and agreed to a 48 hour ceasefire. Shaw said a state examiner witnessed the tense moment, and both sides vowed not to resume hostilities until Monday morning while guards remain at the offices.
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Conway
Shaw
Bonus Bill for Soldiers Is Approved
Washington February 26 The senate approved a bonus bill setting July 1 1921 as the filing deadline to gauge applications before an appropriation and not earlier than January 1 1923 It adds 25 cents per day for foreign service with caps of 500 for domestic and 625 for foreign service The Senate also passed the first deficiency appropriation bill totaling 276 000 909 dollars late today
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Congress
Senate
Washington
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N.S. Star
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J. J. Coniff
Sid Hatfield
C. E. Lively
Lively
United Mine Workers of America
Baldwin Felts Detective Agency
Matewan
Tom L. Felts
Albert
Lee
C. C. Tasterman
Felts
Sid
Testerman
Albert Felts
Cornel
Wilson
Batik
Ube
K. M. Landis
Man
Grase
Fauver
Io Gong
Conway Way
Columbus
Yeaterdark
Metzger- Robinson Co
John Kellys
Wellington
Oberlin
Metzger-Robinson Co
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