Harding Declares He Will Not Resign From Senate
Senator Harding said he has no plan to resign from the United States Senate before his term ends on March 4. He emphasized he will serve out his term and outlined that retirement would jeopardize the Republican margin, potentially allowing a Democratic appointment.
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Washington
Iren G. Harding
Repuan
United States Senate
Harding
Sen
Columbus
Senate
Govenor J.queos
Pey
Marion
Hays
Republican National Committee
Sen. Harding
Leslie M. Shaw
Bubonic Plague Test Conducted in Pensacola Case
Pensacola Florida June 16 the United States public health service and Louisiana health authorities joined Florida agents in an investigation of the death of Peter Giardiana believed to be a bubonic plague victim Tests with guinea pigs inoculated from Giardiana s body were said to strengthen the belief that this was a genuine bubonic plague case
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Pensacola
Fla
United States Public Health Service
Louisiana
Florida
Peter Giardiana
Giardiana
Ice Trade Booms As Warm Weather Hits City
Ice dealers reap a harvest with warmer weather. Men are in demand and paid well to drive wagons handling ice weighing up to fifty pounds. Ice cream makers also profit, supplying the city and surrounding areas with trucks and a growing range of soft drinks.
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Sky High School
Oberlin College Trustees Hold Semiannual Meeting
Oberlin College trustees met June 14 in the administration building. The 1920 21 budget totals 711000 with 23000 to be raised by alumni gifts. Clayton Pauver elected trustee to replace Nathan Kingsbury. Degrees for the class to be conferred amount to 276. Faculty members were granted leaves of absence for 1920 21.
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Oberlin
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
King
Dr. Bradley
Cleveland
T. E. Burton
Alexander Hadden
H. H. Johnson
Thomas Henderson
H. C. Herring
New York City
Harriet L. Keeler
Obe
Pauver
Clayton King Pauver
Nathan C. Kingsbury
Fauver
Autoists to Attend Ohio Conclave
Nine delegates from Lorain County Automobile Club depart tomorrow for Steubenville to attend the State Automobile Association annual meeting. The group includes Chas R Fowler J P Schnitgen G M Marsh E A Hague John Coury J H Brown A M Nichols A L Jackson Fred Kuhiow and F A Smith. They plan to travel by auto and expect a good time.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Steubenville
State Automobile Association
Chas. R. Fowler
J. P Schnitgen
G. M. Marsh
E. A. Hague
John Coury
J. H. Brown
A. M. Nichols
A L Jackson
Fred Kuhiow
F A Smith
Clevelander Given New Trial In Wife Murder Case
Joseph Dell, convicted of murdering his wife Ida 17, and sentenced to electrocution on June 25, has been granted a new trial by the district court of appeals. The reversal cites errors in the lower court proceedings. Dell is serving time at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus.
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Cleveland
Joseph Dell
Ida
District Court of Appeals
Deli Ig
Ohio
Coluumbus
Soviet Rejects Russia Debt Claims in 1917
London reports say Soviet Russia does not recognize debts contracted by Russia before November 1917 and would offset any claims if forced to pay. Krassin reportedly denies liability but hints that circumstances could push acceptance, while seeking to inherit former privileges tied to the 1915 convention granting Constantinople to Russia.
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London
Russia
Gregory Krassin
Rbolshevik
M. Krassin
Constantinople
Mrs. Harding Key To Husband's Rise In Politics
Marion report highlights Mrs. Warren G. Harding as a major factor in her husband’s career. She shaped the Marion Star’s business, oversaw advertising, and mentored carriers while health limited active work. A Kling family daughter, she married Harding in 1891 and had no children.
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Marion
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Senator Harding
Adine O
The
Star
Amos Kling
Marion County
Armenians Struggle Under Armistice Turmoil
A June report from Atana outlines the collapse of French Turkish armistice protections for Armenians in West Asia Minor. Amid widespread Turkish nationalist advances since June 9, Armenians fear mass deaths and isolation as Americans under siege withdraw from Hadjin.
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Atana
West Asia Minor
Hadiin
Constantinople
Misa
Two Motorcycle Cops Plead Guilty in Evansville Whiskey Case
Indianapolis dispatch reports five more defendants change pleas from not guilty to guilty at a United States district court session opening. Two of the defendants are motorcycle police officers from Floydville, as the Evansville whiskey case proceeds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Evansville
United States District Court
Fyangvilie
Sneak Thieves Active In Local Area
Reports of night prowlers increase with several break ins. Roy Moulton finds a screen window removed from his cellar and a box of fly swatters taken. A box car near the freight depot is entered and six dozen work shirts and two dozen linen towels stolen. Tony Bildie reports his bedroom entered and a gold bracelet chain and a gold pin stolen.
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Roy Moulton
Foster Avenue
Tony Bildie
Lodi Street Taports
Rubbish Fire Threatens Knights of Columbus Club
Firemen responded to a rubbish pile blazing behind the Knights of Columbus clubroom this morning. The fire was threatening but was extinguished without loss.
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Knights of Columbus
New Cases Filed in Court of Common Pleas
William Monschein sues LC Kramér over a December 25, 1919 automobile collision at East Broad and Park avenues alleging careless driving and $500 damages. Mable Henry seeks divorce from Fred Henry citing gross neglect and abandonment and asks for divorce and relief.
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Court of Common Pleas
William Monschein
LC. Kramér
Commer
East-Bréad
Park Avenue
Mable Henry
Fred Henry
Tax Rush at Court House
The county treasurer’s office sees a heavy rush as residents flood to pay their rates. A three deep line forms at the paying window as Saturday, the last day, nears and workers put in overtime to handle the crowd.
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Court House
Romanian Princess Betrothed to Prince George of Greece
London reports Princess Elizabeth of Romania, eldest daughter of King Ferdinand, engaged to Prince George of Greece, brother to King Alexander. Context notes Greece royal abdication and succession changes during June 1917.
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London
Elizabeth
Ferdinand
Mare
Romania
Prince George
Greece
Alexander
Constantine
Roumania
Labor Convention in Tumult Over Delay Charges in Montreal
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Montreal delegates faced disruption when Thomas Sweeney of Chicago accused committees of delaying business and possibly coercing delegates. Samuel Gompers restored order and defended the committees, while debates covered railroad nationalization, government ownership, and the Irish question. The executive council will report soon as nominations surface for next year’s host city.
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Russia
Amare Jean Federation
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men
International Switchmen's Union
Brotherhood of Reilwa Clerks
Pan Trish
National Committee For Organizing Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Stee and Tim
James G. Borne
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Woman Killed by Target Pistol in Cleveland Home
Coroner Zoul opened an inquiry into the death of 88 year old Mrs Lelia Babcock Janes in Cleveland. Her husband Edwin H. Janes, president of a steel castings company, said the target pistol likely fired accidentally when she picked it up. No witness to the shooting.
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Cleveland
Zoul
Lelia Babcock Janes
Edwin H. Janes
Elyria Water Plant Impresses Visitors as Modern Facility
A recent tour of Elyria’s water works praised the high pumps and clean facilities. Officials expect a new building and machinery soon, with steel pipe deliveries and a right of way dispute to settle before work begins. Local interest remains low compared with Oberlin and Amherst observers.
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Ohio
Courteouds
Eny
Oberlin
Amherst
Elyria
Louisiana Refuses Ratification of Federal Suffrage Amendment
Baton Rouge June 15 The proposal to ratify the woman suffrage federal amendment was defeated by the House of the Louisiana legislature by 67 to 44. The Senate had previously rejected the ratification resolution.
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Baton Rouge
State Assembly
Senate
Edward Backus Former Ambassador Dies at 86
Edward W. Backus former United States ambassador to Brazil under Hayes Garfield and Arthur died last night at his Tarpon Springs Florida home aged 86. He was a financial backer of Marconi in wireless development and was knighted in 1905 by the king of Portugal for services to Brazil and the Amazon project.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Edward W. Backus
United States
Brazil
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Tarpon Springs
Florida
Mr. Backus
Marconi
Portugal
Amazon
Supreme Court to rule cloth as clothing under Lever Act
New York June 15 The Supreme Court agreed to decide if cloth qualifies as clothing under the Lever act. Federal Judge Hand granted a writ of error for the case of American Woolen Companies of New York and Massachusetts and William M Wood president, charged with profiteering in bolts of cloth after Judge Mack quashed indictments on cloth not being wearing apparel.
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New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Hand
American Woolen Companies
Massachusets
William M. Wood
Mack
Grand Army of the Republic Holds State Encampment in Dennison
The fifty fourth annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and five auxiliary groups opened in Dennison. The three day event includes officer elections on Thursday and a greetings meeting tonight. About eight thousand veterans and visitors are present for the encampment.
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DennIson
Grand Army of the Republic
Eishs
Princeton University honors dozen at 173rd commencement
The British ambassador to this country along with Dr Alexis Carrel and ten other distinguished men were awarded honorary degrees at Princeton University's 173rd commencement. Three aboard and one undergraduate received diplomas. The ceremony totaled about $6,060 recorded in the official notice.
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Auckland Campbell Gedden
Alexis Carrel
Princeton University
Amaoubcemens Ui
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