International Disarmament Meet Gains Approval
Washington July 12. Officials expect Japan to attend the international disarmament conference in autumn. President Harding invited major powers to Washington with Japan as the sole holdout, joined by Great Britain France Italy and the United States. Moral pressure is seen as likely to secure Japan's participation and progress toward Pacific settlement.
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George R. Holmes
I. N
Saff
Ashington
Japan
Harding
Washington
Pacific
Wally Kop
Clanor
Ile
France
Italy
Fire destroys Ohio Cut Stone Co. plant at Amherst
A large frame Amherst facility of the Ohio Cut Stone Co. burned last night after 10:50 pm, destroying the building and machinery. Flames drew a vast cone of smoke seen for miles as firefighters fought the blaze and prevented spread to adjacent structures. Investigation indicates structural collapse followed as steel framework buckled and timbers crashed. Local volunteers assisted but could not halt the fire due to low water pressure.
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Ohio Cut Stone Co
Amherst
Elyrian
Shearer
Oberlin
Celebrities Charged Higher for Hootch in Chicago
Chicago July 12 International News Service A D A Roy J Egan says fame raises liquor price George Ade author of fables in slang bought four cases at 170 dollars per case Walshes bootleggers allegedly sold to many prominent residents Ade paid 165 for others Egan to question Ade Walshes arrested and later found in Detroit confessed to supplying customers over 500 cases smuggled from Canada to Chicago by truck to wealthy locals.
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International News Service
Chicago
U.S
Roy J. Egan
Egan
George Ade
Ade
James Walsh
Walshes
Walsh
Detroit
Patrick Roche
United States
Canada
Elyria Business College Lease Suit Settled
In common pleas court the case E T Reese et al versus Miss Ella Johnson was settled. The Elyria Business College must pay 175 dollars per month for building use since April 21 with court costs shared due to the decision’s obstruction.
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E .T. Reese
Ella Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Elyria Business College
Remarkable Cleveland Murder Case Unfolds in Court
In Cleveland on July 12 the courtroom drama of Kathrine Evra Kaber unfolds as defense seeks to reveal a past filled with poverty and crime. Marian Mc-Ardle, Smith College alumna and Kaber's daughter, faces a death penalty trial while torn between testimony for her mother and personal liberty.
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Cleveland
Catherine
Evra Kaber
Society
Daniel” Kaber
Publsher
Smith College
Marian McArdle
New York
Thomas
Mc-Ardle
Cutcage
Turmish
Lightning Strikes Chestnut Street Home. Two Boarders Dead
Mrs. J Townsend reported to Central Police that lightning struck her Chestnut street house. She tried to wake two sleeping boarders who lay unawakened. Police found plaster torn from walls, and the two occupants were dead.
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Central Police
Cleveland bid to plead guilty in double murder case
Attorneys for Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber offered to have the woman plead guilty to second degree murder with life imprisonment for the murder of her husband Daniel Kaber. County Prosecutor Edward Stanton refused the offer after a conference in Judge Bernon's office where defense attorneys admitted little chance of avoiding the death penalty.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Catherine Eva
Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Edward
Stanton
Bernon
Frustrate Attempt By Auto Highwaymen on Telegraph Road
Robert Moulder of Birmingham reported two suspicious men near a watering trough on Telegraph Road as he drove toward Birmingham on a Saturday evening. He slowed to fill his radiator and spotted the pair attempting to hide, suspecting an attack and driving away quickly.
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Telegraph Road
Robert Moulder
Birmingham
Moulder
Willys-Overland Plant Adopts Three Day Week
The Willys-Overland plant has cut to a three day working week amid weak overall auto industry demand. Work varies with orders and fluctuates from three to five and a half days per week.
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Willys-Overland
Arsenic Evidence in Kaber Case Upheld by Defense Witness
Defense witness admits embalming powder used on Kaber’s body did not come from embalming powder as previously claimed. Roy Daniels, undertaker, testified he mixed powder and sprinkled it on vital organs 24 hours before autopsy, casting doubt on earlier testimony.
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Catherine
Kaber
Daniel
Roy “Daniels
Beaverdale Braces Under State Troop Patrols After Riots
Beaverdale, eight miles east of Johnstown, Pa, was patrolled by state police as fifty more troopers were sent in after Italian residents faced attacks by armed locals. The unrest followed blackhand outrages, with a dynamited set of Italian businesses and heavy property damage. Several people were wounded as shooting continued through the night.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Beaverdale
Here
Elyria Theaters Prepare Early Close for Community Picnic
The Elsria theaters plus other industries plan to close for the community picnic tomorrow. The American and Colonial will close in the afternoon and the Dreamland will be closed all day.
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Elsria
Alleged Hootch Toters to Be Tried in Police Court
Tony Ross and F R Stevie are scheduled to face Marsor Jones in police court this afternoon charged with transporting liquor. They were arrested July 4 and are currently out on bail.
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Tony Ross
F. R. Stevie
Marsor Jones
President Warns Congress on World War Adjusted Compensation
President Harding warned Congress that the nation cannot permit expedited legislation granting adjusted compensation to World War soldiers. He said passing such a measure now would hinder restoration and imperil financial stability.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
Congress
Pleads Guilty to Shooting Charge in Local Case
Nyuseryak pleads guilty to two counts of shooting with intent to wound. Bound over to the grand jury under a $5000 bail, held in county jail after the incident in Western Heights. Victim Pokroscz recovering at home. court proceedings continue.
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Joe
Nyuscryak
Jones
Crand- Jury
Nyyuseryak
Joe Pokroscz
Western Heights
Fokrosz
Nyuseryak
Nyuservait
Chamber Friday Luncheon Postponed Until Fall
The Chamber of Commerce Friday noon luncheons are postponed until fall due to hot weather and declining attendance. An announcement will follow with the date of the first fall meeting.
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Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Williams Edwards sues Mrs. Kesar for 309 in damages
The Williams Edwards Company filed suit in the common pleas court today seeking 309 dollars alleged as due for merchandise from Mrs. Kesar who runs a grocery at 308 East Broad street.
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Williams Edwards Company
Board of Control Opens Paving Bids
Elyria board of control opened three bids this afternoon for street paving and repair. Exact figures and the lowest bidder will be announced in tomorrow's paper.
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Control
Elyria
Ice cream price cut announced in Wheeling
Reduction of ten cents per gallon in ice cream prices announced by manufacturers here in Wheeling West Virginia and effective tomorrow.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Services for Mrs W C Endly Held Monday
Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs W C Endly at the Lake over home. Officiating ministers included Dr W B Winters and Rev A G Reeder. Readings came from John Chapter 14. Relatives from Mansfeld Tiffin and Wadsworth attended.
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W. C.endly
Mra. B. C_ Endly
Florence Nicholas” Anderson
Anderson
Fealing
Mansfeld
Charles Hepler
Tiffin
Theodore
Wolbach
Wadsworth
Wednesday Band Concert Postponed for Community Picnic
The Wednesday band concert scheduled for tomorrow is postponed due to the community picnic. A new date to be announced. the program remains to be finalized. The event will now be held in Cascade Park next week.
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Cascade Park
Mater
Body of ex soldier Ryan found after bridge leap
Dayton July 12 The body of George A Ryan 29 ex soldier living at the military home hospital for the tubercular was pulled from the river this morning He leaped from the Third Street bridge last night His mother Mrs James Ryan lives at Nashua NH
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Dayton
George A. Ryan
Third Street
James Ryan
Naehua
N. H
Crown Prince faults England over war blame in wartime interview
Eringhen July 19 ex Kaiser accuses British premier and England of provoking World War I. He defends himself against charges and says a treaty with Russia or England might have prevented the war. He notes conversations with King Edward and criticizes German commercial pressure and delayed peace efforts.
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Act
Russia
England
Seth
Edward
Germany
Edvants
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