Violence in Ireland Persists Amid Talks at Buckinham Palace
London July 8 Further evidence of King George's role in Ireland peace efforts emerged as Sir James Craig Ulster premier met the king at Buckingham Palace. A pre settlement on Ulster is planned, with talks at Chequers Estate including Premier Lloyd George. Dominion premiers invited. reports of Sinn Fein talks and Dublin visits by generals circulated.
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James Craig
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Dominion
Lloyd George
Dublin
Eamonn Dea
Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein National Conference Opens with Irish Peace Talks
Staff Correspondent reports the Sinn Fein conference begins with a formal letter from Lloyd George to address Irish peace. De Valera declares certain guarantees essential, as southern unionists show concern in advance. Page Two continues.
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Fire at Mendocino County hospital displaces hundreds
A fire at a hospital in California near Mendocino forced 246 patients from a burning dormitory building. Firefighters evacuated patients in an orderly manner and extended to adjoining wards. several thousand dollars in damage was reported as crews fought the blaze.
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Mendocino
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Fire at 754 West Broad Spreads Through Ties
A fire at 754 West Broad drew team response as flames spread through piles of ties from a passing blaze. The blaze was extinguished in minutes with department crews on scene within minutes.
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Mber
Mrs Gooden's Mother Dies in Cleveland Burial Here
Mrs Mary Jane Shore 73 died at her Cleveland home after a visit to Elyria where she had many friends. Survived by six other children including Charles Kansas City Harry Kansas Mo George Hazlett Bert and Will of Cleveland. Funeral from Cleveland home then to Elyria Ridgelawn Cemetery with interment Saturday 3 30 pm.
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Aurora
Atreet
Yon Ierday
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Elyria
Ilkewiss
Charles
Kansas City
Harry
Kansas
George Hazlett
Bert
Will
Ridgelawn
Trattner Brothers sue for 359 in common pleas
The Trattner Brothers Company files suit in common pleas for 359 alleging a bill remains unpaid after a business transfer from EN Sebeck to Charles Krohn. They claim Sebeck’s debits were not settled and seek annulment of the store’s sale transaction.
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Common’ Pleas
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Charles Krohn
Sebeck
Violence Flare Tampsico Districr In Oil Tax Protest
Reports from Tampico say Americans were killed and wounded amid unrest after oil companies closed in protest of higher petroleum taxes. Mexican troops restored order as consul Claude Dawson reported trouble without details. The U S State Department had no confirmations from Mexico City.
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Tampico
Zacamixtle
Claude I. Dawson
Sana’ Cruz
Iite ‘States
Washington
States Department
Mexico City
Green Line Superintendent Praises Accident Handling
Nestor the Green Line superintendent says the West Broad Street head-on collision was unfortunate but no one was hurt and the incident is closed. He urges precautions by office and train crews to prevent repeats. Also notes Beloit visit by Mercer families after Fourth with Mrs Pierce in Furnace Street.
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Elmer Mercer
Albert Mercer
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C.-E.- Pierce
Furnace Street
Kansas Mine Leaders Given Six Months In Jail
Kansas Mine Leaders Alexander Howat and August Dorcy were sentenced to six months in jail and $500 fine each by Judge Frank Boss for violating the Kansas industrial law by calling a strike at Mackie coal mines. They were released on $4000 bonds pending appeal to the state supreme court.
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August Dorcy
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Frank Boss
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Supreme Court
Elyria Police Chief Imprisoned in Water Incident
The Elyria police chief Stankard was involved in a peculiar event at Lorain beaches. Reports describe a disturbance over a torn bathing suit and an unusual exchange with a park attendant. The incident outcome remains unclear, but well wishes are offered.
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Lorain - Bathing
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Stankard
Boats Search Lake for 6 Bank Bandits
Six youths robbed the Marine National Bank at Ashtabula of 7000 dollars and fled in a stolen yacht headed north across Lake Erie. Police across Canadian and American towns hunted by tugs, two airplanes, and launches but found no trace. The gang opened fire during the getaway, wounding two as they fled along the lakeshore in a stolen car.
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Marine National Bank
Ashtabula
Lake Ene
Howard Stanley
Lake Shore
Boy Narrowly Escapes Shed Fire Rescue
In Dayton on July 5 a four year old boy Harold Devers with deaf mute parents almost perished in a shed fire but was saved by a neighbor. The shed and its contents were destroyed.
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Dayton
Harold Devers
Missing Ships Reported Safe From Callao Mystery
New York July 8 The Munson Liner Callao sailing Buenos Aires June 21 is reported safe and may arrive before July 12 An official from Byron and Hall firm says a radiogram from a passenger aboard the Callao July 6 indicated trouble in machinery and possible wireless failure Washington July 8 White House officials note contact attempts with the Callao were futile and that wireless problems likely caused the radio silence
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Callao
Buenos Aires
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Washington
White House
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Christian
John Massey
Peace Proclamation Draft Submitted to Harding Cabinet
A tentative draft of a presidential peace proclamation was submitted to President Harding and his cabinet for consideration. Attorney General Daugherty reviewed the draft prepared at the president's direction as the cabinet met.
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Washington
Harding
Daugherty
Showers Signal End of Heat Wave In Elyria
Light rains eased the recent heat with heavy showers reported around two and around ten near Lake Avenue. Elyrians sought relief at beaches as the thermometer cooled and a thunderstorm's approach promised further drop. New York swelter continued with a ferverishly hot night and a hotter day for tenement dwellers.
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Weather Forecaster Sees No Quick Break From Heat
Washington reports July heat to continue with no radical temperature drop expected in 48 hours and likely several days. Forecaster Bowie notes heat relief unlikely while Fresno California sets a 110 degree U S record yesterday as readers cope with the heat wave.
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Bowie
United States
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Rain needed to save Ohio corn crop warns agronomy dean
Columbus July 8 Dean Vivian of the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University warns that the corn and garden crops across Ohio face ruin if rain does not arrive by Sunday. He notes tasseling corn and heat strain. Pietro Gargano, 64, collapsed from the heat while working.
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Ohio
Dean Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Pietro Gargano
Elyria Barbers Challenge Merchants in Baseball Fame
Elyria barbers issue a challenge to local merchants at the Community picnic. The barbers promise a close shave by leaving their razors behind as they engage in a playful baseball game against the businessmen.
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Elyria Barbers
Death Chair Shadow Looms in Kaber Murder Trial
Courthouse scene in Cleveland as Mrs. Eva Kaber, charged with plotting the murder of wealthy publisher Daniel Kaber, sits with eyes closed while witnesses describe poisons and convulsions after meals. Testimony depicts the state’s case of premeditated murder and attempted poisoning amid irregular statements around diamonds and a missing watch.
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INS
Cleveland
Eva Kaber
Daniel Kaber
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Kahe
Two Women and Baby Burned in Coal Oil Fire
In Grandview a coal oil stove explosion at the Hartman home caused severe burns to Mrs Mary Hartman 28, her sister Mrs Blale Beck 25, and 7 month old Dorothy Beck. Hartman unconscious. baby blistered. sister attempted to remove burning clothing. Fire spread through a kitchen window to a rear porch.
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Blale
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Dorothy Beck
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Grandview
Babs
Divorce Granted on Cross Petition in Common Pleas Court
Joan Miraz was granted a divorce on her cross petition this morning. She alleges her husband struck, cursed, and threatened to kill her and forced an arrest for disorderly conduct. In his cross petition Miraz claims Mary conducted herself improperly and refused household duties amid accusations of intoxication and licentious conduct. The couple married in 1995 and have no children.
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Mary -Mriaz
Miraz
Campaign to cleanse Elyria of dancing norms and jazz influence
Charles Sartor leading Elyria's drive to curb suggestive dancing and ban jazz music in public halls. Authorities aim to regulate dances, bar underage or drinking attendees, and require permits with supervision to reform city dancing norms.
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Elyria
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Ican
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Odmits
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