Britain to draft reply on German reparations
Premier Baldwin announced in the House of Commons that Britain will draft a reply to Germany’s reparations note and seek allied approval. He warned that if allies refuse, England will act independently to ensure Germany pays, while urging France to avoid endangering world peace.
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London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
England
Germany
France
Baldwin
Europe
Jay
Staney Badwin
House of
Ruhr
Centenarian Reverend Sparks Ypsilanti Centennial Fest
The Rev. Seth Reed, a Methodist minister and centenarian born in the city’s founding year, was a prominent figure at Ypsilanti’s recent centennial celebration. His presence highlighted the milestone event and its historical ties to the community.
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Seth Reed
Ypsilanti
Canada Miners Ignore Lewis Plea Amid Nationwide Strike
Eleven thousand Nova Scotia code miners defied John L. Lewis after he ordered the strike called off. In Columbus, Attorney General Crabbe warned of possible retaliation by Pennsylvania for Governor Donahey’s failure to honor Pinchot requisitions. Houston and Kirchner are accused of fraud and hotelkeeper defrauding charges in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Atlantic City
N. F
Nova Scotia
John L. Lewis
International Union
Lewis
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Donahey
Pinchot
W. A. Kirchner
Cleveland
L. R. Houston
Akron
Crabbe
Houston
Kirchner
Keystone
General Assembly of
Oho
Ohio
Tiffin Mayor Under Fire Visits Governor
Mayor Adolph Unger of Tiffin Ohio facing charges over liquor and gambling law violations met Governor Donahey in Columbus. He presented endorsements from city officials and citizens and promised a square deal from the governor.
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Columbus
Adolph Unger
Tiffin
Donahey
Unger
Bus Operators Back Plan For Buses At All Crossings
Columbus July 12 bus operators and railway representatives agreed that passenger buses should stop at all grade crossings in a discussion before the State Utilities Commission. This is part of the tentative rules for the Freeman Collister bus law effective July 27.
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Columbus
Steam
State Utilities Commission
Akron clerk handles death warrant inquiry at marriage bureau
A man asked County Clerk Thomas Clark if he signs death warrants at the courthouse in Akron. The clerk directed him to the marriage license bureau, and the man’s sweetheart heard the question. The girl then asked if revolver permits are issued, prompting Clark to wonder about the outcome.
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Thomas
Clark
Akron
Wes
Marriag License Bureau
Catry
Heat Wave Grips London Paris and Moosejaw
London records its hottest day in 23 years with multiple deaths while Paris cancels July 14 military review due to extreme heat. Four children drown in the Seine seeking relief. Crops damaged as hail and heat strike Moosejaw.
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London
Paris
War Ministry
Seine
Moosejaw
Canada
Scicles
Stannard to Clean House If Reinstate at Delaware Institution
Ohio civil service commission vindicates Mae Stannard former matron of the Delaware girls Industrial school and she vows to return to clean house. She says loyal staff quit when she left and many inmates were locked in rooms during her administration.
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Columbus
Ohio Civil Service Commission
Mae Stannard
Girls’ “Industrial School
Delaware
International News Service Today
Donahey
Dry agents fail to give bond and are released
Columbus July 12 volunteer prohibition agents David Breneman Waldmore Stone of Kenmore and John P. Matony of Peninsula Summit county were ordered to return their badges by the state prohibition office. Deputy Commissioner Frank S Evans said the agents had not posted the required 2000 bond. They served without pay. Reinstate ment is possible if bonds are posted.
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Columbus
Prohibition
David Brenneman
Waldmore Stone
Kenmore
John P. Matony
Peninsula
Summit County
State
Frank S. Evans
Evans
Dollar wheat means ruin for thousands of farmers
Chicago July 12. A. E. Bradfute president of the American Farm Federation Bureau warns that a dollar wheat price endangers about 3,000,000 wheat farmers. He cites a two week ten cent drop from 1.10 to 1.00 per bushel and predicts bankruptcy for many unless prices rebound. The reduced revenue will lower farmer purchasing power and raise consumer prices as producers quit.
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Chicago
United States
A. E. Bradfute
American Farm Federation Bureau
Mr. Bradfute
Tio
Bradfute
Robbery at Hollandsburg Bank by Two Armed Men
In Dayton Ohio area two masked men robbed Peoples Bank at Hollandsburg after closing. They escaped in a car with Indiana license 117 604, likely stolen and reissued for a different make. About $9 000 taken. one bundle of $1 00 left behind. Deputies pursued but trail was lost.
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Dayton
Darke
Peoples Bank
Hollandsburg
Indiana
C. E. Fulkerson
Fulkerson
Miss
Laura Thompson
Peru
Lorain County Fair Grounds Erects New Building
The Lorain County Fair Association is pushing ahead with a new building on the fair grounds. The foundation is in and sides rise near the gate. The $3,000 structure will house merchants during the fair and is larger than the old building, enabling more exhibits than before.
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Lorain County Fair ‘Association
Ibiong
Five Die as Mine Car Slips at Sloss Plant
Birmingham July 12 Five men were killed and 25 hurt, seven seriously, when a mine car broke loose and plunged 800 feet in slope number one of the Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company at Bessemer near here. All the dead and injured are negroes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Company
Bessemer
Medina County Tragedy: Man Kills Wife then Himself
Arthur Whitman a longtime Chatham resident shot his wife near Lodi then killed himself Monday afternoon. The couple, aged 59 and 55, left a son and had a history of unhappy relations, with Whitman recently seen as more quarrelsome and a possible divorce petition abandoned days earlier.
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Medina
Arthur Whitman
Chatham
Lodi
Chatham Road
Whitman
McLain
Mrs. Whitman
Parker Undertaking
E. L. Cram
Jury hoped today in Miller murder case at Vulcan camp
Pomeroy July 12 hopes of securing a jury to try James E. Miller indicted for first degree murder in the Ed Reynolda killing at the Vulcan mini camp were bright as court resumed this morning.
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Pomeroy
James E. Miller
Ed Reynolda
Vulcan
Ford movement led by Rev William Daw in Dearborn
The Ford for president campaign is led and organized by Reverend William Daw who serves as its driving force and president in Dearborn. The movement centers on Daw promoting Ford as a presidential candidate.
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Rev
William Daw
Dearborn
Cynthia Wells 82 Dies at Son's Home in City
Mrs. Cynthia L. Wells died last night at 7 45 at her son's residence 265 Erie Street aged 82 years 11 months and 25 days. She leaves one son Eugene A Wells two grandsons Loree A Wells and Elsie Hazel Lottie Wells all of Cleveland and a brother Adison Lord of this city. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at 265 Erie Street conducted by Rev. William Flammer with burial at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Cynthia L. Wells
Erie Street
Eugene A. Wells
Loree A. Wells
Elsie, Hazel
Lottie Wells
Cleveland
Adison Lord
Stop 10
Lake Avenue
William Flammer
Ridgelawn Cemetery
A. J. Farewell Reports Room Looting in City
A. J. Farewell reports a sneak thief entered his room at 208 Fourth Street and stole $25 from his trousers. Police have no clues yet and note the thief operates across the city with recurring activity.
Finance committee to present semiannual budget in Loraen
The Loraen city council finance committee will present the semiannual budget at Monday night’s meeting. The proposed budget totals 475000 dollars, a slight rise from the first half of the year.
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Loraen
Judge makes permanent injunction against railway shopmen
Chicago reports the United States District Court, Judge Wilkerson presiding, has made permanent an injunction restraining railroad shopmen from interfering with interstate commerce. The order bars blocking railroad operations and hindering transport, with multiple prohibitions against strikes, picketing, and loitering near rail facilities. Cleveland comments note labor unions may still eat and sleep, while officials react to the decision.
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Genes Daugherty
Cleveland
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Railroad
International Service Today
Wilkerson
Robertson
Warren
Stone
Grand
the Brotherhood of Engineers
Wiliam
Deat
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