Plan to Study Immigration Abroad Announced by Labor Secretary
Washington July 2 Secretary of Labor Davis announced plans to study immigration policies in Europe and the U S to shape a new selective system. He will sail July 4 aboard the Leviathan with Mrs Davis, visiting Paris Poland Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Constantinople and Italy before England and Wales then return around August 15. He aims to establish a policy without relying on foreign nations and to discuss Ellis Island issues with British officials.
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Washington
United States
Davis
Europe
Dake
Davie
New York
Paris
Poland
Austria
Hungaria
Zecho-Slovakia
Constantinople
Italy
England
London
Krupp
Essen
Berlin
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
France
Ruhr
Foreign Office
Poincare
Count de St Aulaire
Amebassador
Acording
Lord Curréa
Lewis Curzon
Lord Curzon
Baldwin
Schwerte
Hagan
Frankfurt
Hugh
Arnsberg
Unidentified Woman Bodies Found in Ohio and New York
In Steubenville a well dressed man's partially decomposed body was found in a yard with blood and broken beer bottles nearby. In New York City the pale blonde woman, 22 to 25, with rings worth 1500, was found in the Harlem river with throat and wrist wounds, two weeks in water, awaiting post mortem.
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Steubenville
James Riggs
New York
Harlem River
Arrests in Elyria Highlight Sunday Sweep
Elyria police rounded up six detainees in a single stretch of hours on Sunday. A railroad camp raid left ten men missing from a campfire group. Ernest Morrell faced court on concealed weapons, while David Hop and others were jailed or fined for theft and intoxication.
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Ernest Morrell
David Hop
Charles Shamela
Willam Llewellyn
Martin Cham
Andy Akrim
John L Whitfield Murder Trial Set for July 23
Cleveland reporters report John L Whitfield, accused of killing Patrolman Don Griffin, will stand trial July 23 in Cleveland. A letter from his Milwaukee-based sister and others encouraged him to end his prolonged hunger strike, which has surpassed 140 hours. The punishment in the jail was described as weaker today as he tore at his cell.
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Cleveland
John Lultfeld
Don Griffin
Milwaukee
Whitfield
London
The
Daily Mail
Neil MacLean
House of Commons
Building Permits for June Totals $123,240
June building permits totaled 123240 with Harshaw Fuller Goodwin taking a 55000 permit for their plant. Cross Church secured a 60000 unit and Joseph Damm two permits for 3006 each for apartments. Nine buildings and apartments, eleven auto garages, repairs 4490 and miscellaneous permits totaling 114000.
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E Harshaw
Fuller & Goodwin
Ly Cross Church
Joseph Damm
One Weddings Break Records
A record month for marriage licenses by the probate office with 109 licenses issued, up from 104 last year. Last days were especially busy as couples wed under the wire.
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Heremory
Lake Shore Electric to Take Over Best Line at Lorain
July 2 city council to meet with General Manager Cohn of Lake Shore Electric. He proposed city fares for a single trip and five tickets for 25 cents, plus taking over the green line belt and paving two feet on each side. He urged bus lines operate on streets where street cars run.
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Lorain
Cohn
Lake Shore Electric
Sociologists Called to Testify in Woman Ousting Case
Delaware hearing before the State Civil Service Commission lists 88 witnesses for Mrs Mae Stannard former chief matron of the girls industrial school in Delaware with names including Dr E M Baebr Miss Margaret Reeves Miss Virginia Young Dr H S Macaveal Mrs S C Selover and Mrs Charles Kumler. Proceedings extend to Wednesday as the defense and prosecution present their cases.
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Columbus
Mae Stannard
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
State Civil Service Commission
Stewart A. Hoover
Stannard
E. M. Baebr
Margaret Reeves
Russell Sage Foundation
Virginia Young
National Committee of Care and Training of
H. 8. Macaveal
5. C. Selover
Cleveland
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Kumler
Dayton
Hoover
Randolph W. Walton
Harper
Crabbe
Mrs. Stannard
Paddles Across Erie in a Canoe
In Cleveland 58 miles across Lake Erie from Rondeau Ontario to Cleveland in a light canoe was completed yesterday by Texas Jack Sullivan of Rocky River. He arrived late, tired but ordered a thick steak after registering at the Cleveland Yacht Club. Reporters note he may be the first white man to accomplish the feat.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Rondeau
Ont
Texas Jack" Sullivan
Rocky River
Sullivan
Supreme Court asked to review Thatcher civil appeal
Edith W Thatcher executrix seeks review of Lorain County verdicts against the Lake Shore Electric Company over the death of Dr Winthrop F Thatcher struck by an interurban car near Sandusky on August 12 1920. She sought fifty thousand dollars in damages and contends three jurors were clients of Thatcher’s counsel.
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Columbus
Lake Shore Electric Company
State Supreme Court
Edith .W. Thatcher
Winthrop
F. . Thatcher
Lorain
Thatcher
Oberlin
Sandusky
Booze Jazz and Movies Dominate Des Moines Trust Meet
Delegates to the five day International Christian Endeavor convention begin arriving in Des Moines Iowa as the event opens. President H Augustine Smith of Boston University will campaign against popular jazz music and church music he calls vulgar. A gigantic pageant with 1000 cast will headline the opening program each night. William Jennings Bryan is expected to supply anti liquor rhetoric. Twenty five thousand visitors are anticipated.
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Des Moines
International Christian Endeavor Convention
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
William Jennings’ Bryan
106000 Acres Open to War Vets in Four Western States
The interior department opened more than 100000 acres of land today to world war veterans across four western states. Included are 36000 acres in San Bernardino and San Diego counties California 1800 acres in Costilla county Colorado and 44000 acres in Washington county Utah.
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Washington
Interior Department
San Bernardino
San Diego
California
Costilla County
Colorado
Washington County
Utah
Two Minor Fires Reported Sunday and This Morning
The fire department logged an 7:10 p m alarm Sunday for a rubbish pile fire near Kennedy and Cooper at Western Heights, stopped with no loss. At 3 17 a m today a fire at Madaway's barn caused by a Halliburton bus lines auto caught from crossed wires, extinguished with small loss.
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Kennedy & Cooper
Western Heights
Madaway
Halli Auto Bus Lines
City Council to Discuss Mayor Budget Tonight
The city council will hold its regular meeting tonight to review several items with the mayoral budget for the next six months set for adoption. The session promises lengthy discussion on fiscal plans and spending priorities.
Five Die in Buffalo Street Car Crash
In Buffalo, five people died and about thirty were hurt when a Niagara Falls line street car collided after a switch opening. Ambulances ferried the injured to Buffalo and Niagara Falls hospitals. amid numbered victims are George Gets and H. F. Cohen with severe injuries.
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Buffalo
Tonawanda
N.Y
Niagara Falls
George Gets
Angelo Neubele
101 Battery Bt
Pittsburgh
Eling Wagner
Niagara
F. W. Stacey
North Tonawanda
H. F. Cohen
R. R. Williams
J. 3B. Hoyer
Clark Harwood
Edmund Goldstein
Marcelino Frasvina
Arnold
Frank Degchinski
Viola Broecker
North
William Lott
Faia
Harry
Kienweli
Andrew Exderli
Charles Kjob
Ber Overholt
Roy O It
Bern Radigan
Joseph ‘Deryaai
Steubenville Couple In Accidental Shooting At Home
Miss Theressa Cashiola aged 17 lies in a dying condition after a shooting at her home in Mingo Junction with her fiancé Domenic Figlio 19 held by authorities. Both claim the shooting was accidental as Figlio pointed a loaded 32 caliber revolver at her and joked Look at my new son. She was seated at the piano when shot through the back near the heart.
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Steubenville
Theressa Cashiola
Domenic Figlio
Mingo Junction
Here
Figlio
Miss Cashiola
Beal Sues Hancock for 15000 Damages Over Bicycle Collision
Howard G Beal a minor through his father Harvey Beal sues Henry C Hancock for 15000 alleging an August 20 1919 auto collision on Telegraph road. Beal was riding a bicycle when Hancock passing a truck struck him causing two compound fractures in his right leg a broken left leg and extended hospitalization.
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Howard. G. Beal
Harvey Beal
Henry C. Hancock
Police fines total 1666 during June
Police clerk Grant Shrock's report for June shows the department collected 1666.70 in total receipts. Of this amount 1468.20 was for fines and costs 44 for vendor's licenses 50 for show license 9 for building permits 30 for soft drink licenses 26 for motor bus licenses 28 for chauffeur's licenses and 13.80 for miscellaneous collections.
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Grant Shrock
Teport
Feared Worms Man Kills Himself in Poison Drink
Cincinnati July 2 William Bennett 63 a tobacco farmer near the city killed himself last night by drinking three pints of poison to kill long green tobacco worms he believed infested his body a long hatred of worms and illness is thought to have driven his act.
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Cincinnati
William Bennett
Here
Bennett
Notice to Advertisers for July 4 Holiday
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish July 4 due to the legal holiday. Merchants wishing space in Thursday's issue must submit advertising copy to the office before 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Referee P Coffin in New York bucket shop case
Referee P Coffin in the Southern District of New York continues active duty amid ongoing exposure of area bucket shops in the New York scene. The veteran official maintains steady work as probes into contentious practices persist.
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Vinteg Fe P. Coffin
New
New York
Hal C Johnson and wife injured in county crash
Mr and Mrs Hal C Johnson of Middle Avenue were injured in an auto crash Saturday. Reports say Mr Johnson suffered the more serious injuries but details could not be confirmed. The collision occurred with a bridge in the county.
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H. C. Johnson
Middle -Avenue
Sister of Elyria Ames Dies After Brief Illness
Ohio born sister Mrs Dicks died early Saturday after a brief illness at her home 58 South Union Street. Survived by son Charles G. Dick, brother George Beal of Seneca Falls, NY, and four sisters Mrs William Hatmaker Milo Center NY Mrs J B Masten Penn Yan NY Miss Millie L Beal and Mrs Charles Gasper Rochester NY. Funeral at Lake View cemetery chapel Penn Yan Monday 3 PM with interment there.
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Ohio
Union Street
Charles G. Dick
George Beal
Seneca Falls
N. Y
William Hatmaker
Milo Center
J. B. Masten
Penn Yan
Millie L. Beal
Charles Gasper
Rochester
Lake View
Raided East Fifty Fifth Street saloon men held on Volstead act
July 2 federal agents seized a saloon on East Fifty Fifth Street after a raid that yielded a ten gallon still and kitchen debris bath tub distillation. Suspects Benjamin Hyman Paul Reichel and Adolph Pimm were taken into custody on Volstead act violations.
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Cleveland
East Fifty Fifth Street
Benjamin Hyman
Paul Reichel
Adolph Pimm
Amherst liquor arrest ties to raisin jack sale
July 2 in Amherst South Amherst Marshal Baden and Deputy Gibson watched Billy Kolende’s home after suspicions he distributed raisin jack. A man entered and left with a bottle found on him. Kolende admitted buying it from Kelendo, who was arrested and jailed in Elyria. Kelendo to be tried tonight before Mayor Engle for illegal liquor sale.
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South Amherst
Marshal Baden
Gibson
Billy Kolende
Kelendo
Elyria
Engle
Ohio midshipman who weds must now resign
Edwin A. Norris of Alliance Ohio a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy violated regulations by marrying and will be permitted to resign from the service. Norris wed in Alexandria Virginia on March
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Washington
Edwin A. Norris
Alliance
Ohio
United States Naval Academy
Navy Department
Norris
Alexandria
Falls Asleep on Tracks Kills Pennsylvania Flagman
Clarence H. Orford, 27, of Alliance Pennsylvania, died near Crestline after dozing on the tracks while awaiting a train. In Chicago, July 23, reports say Europe is meat and fat hungry yet Chicago packers exports rise sharply over last year despite exchange fluctuation.
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Mansfield
Clarence H. Orford
Pennsylvania
Alliance
Crestline
Chicago
Europe
I Foreign Exchange
Ship Runs Aground In Dense Fog Near Halifax
The Inter Colonial Navigation Company's steamer Advance carrying nearly 100 passengers and a large crew ran aground off Shut In Island fifteen miles east of Halifax in dense fog. The captain radioed for aid and tugs were dispatched to evacuate passengers. The vessel was en route to Halifax and expected to dock before noon. The weather remained calm and officials believed all aboard would be safely removed.
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Halifax
Inter Colonial Navigation Company
Boston
Shut In Island
Dies of Fright In Auto Mishap Near Columbus
Mrs. Chas. Littleton aged 67 died from heart failure caused by fright after an auto accident near Columbus. She was a passenger in a car driven by Shirley Bish, 20, which skidded and rolled down an eight foot embankment. The machine rolled several times and stopped at a creek edge. though others were uninjured, Mrs. Littleton fainted.
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Columbus
Chas. Littleton
Here
Shirley Bish
Cut
Pleads Not Guilty To Million Dollar Theft
B Alexander, Columbus auto accessory dealer, charged with receiving and concealing stolen property in a case tied to more than 1 million dollars in surplus war material taken from the state fair grounds. Pleaded not guilty before Municipal Judge Seidel. trial set for July 11. S. A. Lovelace sues Cordtex Mills Co. for 571 dollars, claiming back salary after earning 60 dollars weekly. London dispatch notes Vatican semi official vote says Pope Pius XI grieved by German sabotage acts in the Ruhr.
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Columbus
Jy 2
B. Bapexander
State Fair Grounds
Seidel
London
Vatican
Pius XI
Ie- Petch
Rome
Chicago July court clears up masquerader habeas issue
In Chicago on July 2 Fred A Thompson faced charges after a holdup in which Richard R. Tada was shot. Judge Kavanaugh ruled against defense efforts to free the masquerader habeas corpus. The proceeding included a remark about attire and identity as the case unfolded in criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred A Thompson
Richard R. Tada
Kavanaugh
Attaney
Kavanaughh
Thomas
Elyria and Oberlin Women Seek Offs
Elyria and Oberlin women seek divorces from James Ritter and Mary E Brooks in filings noting neglect and cruelty. Ritter, married to Mary in 1915 in this city, allegedly abused her, was repeatedly absent for four years, and frequented other women and girls with disturbing letters and visits at night. Brooks, married in 1904, accuses her husband of infidelity, letters to young girls, and outings with other women. she seeks divorce and custody of their two minor children.
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Ritter
James Ritter
Mary E. Brooks
Oberlin
Brooks
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Garld
Edwin
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St. Peter's Church
Harding
Frederick W. Bentley
Appeal County
Edith W. Thatcher
Council
BBT
Sweetheart
Gus
Elyatan
Harold P. Coffin
Hal C. Johnson
Elyria Ames
Ats. Amherst
S. A. Lovelace
Cordtex Mills Co
Will
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