Local confrontation ends with car fire and fleeing group
Witnesses describe a crowd ordering people to leave as two vehicles depart. A collision or chase results in a burned car headlamp and a Ford return. Backus links the burned number to 1 Hawk Avenue Cleveland. A girl claims to have been in the Oldsmobile with a hand under a cushion as fuel cans are found nearby. Authorities call the incidents suspicious and promise investigation.
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Ford
Eri Backus
Hawk Avenue
Cleve
US urged to back global disarmament push
A report from KIO July 15 says Harding aims for a world disarmament conference. US policy may face hurdles as Japan weighs participation and various factions warn against limits that could affect Asia balance. Analysts cite Ozaki urging Japan to join and anticipate the Far East role in any talks.
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Kio
Harding
Gsal
Hara
Japan
Partic
Iry
Asia
At- S
Conw
Far- East Republic
Hughes
Far East Republic
Ozaki
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Cai
China
Registered Mail Pouch Held Up at Central Station
Upton Texas July 16 Officials are probing a daring hold up at Central station by armed bandits. The raiders seized a registered mail pouch and a common mail pouch, believed to contain cash worth thousands. One train engine number 17 of the Texas Central stood nearby during the incident.
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Uston
Tex
Premier likely to miss disarmament conference entry
An authoritative source reports Premier Liord will likely be unable to attend the disarmament conference at noon on July 16. The absence would affect the British delegation as plans proceed at the Washington disarmament center.
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lLiord
Uingion Disarmament Center
Plans for 36 Million Dollar Passenger Station
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted authority for 6.0 million dollars in first mortgage bonds to finance a new passenger station. The plan names the Western Railway companies Burlington and Quincy Milwaukee and St. Paul Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and Louis and the Pennsylvania to guarantee timely payment of receipts and interest. The project aims to develop a major transportation hub in Ashington with involvement from multiple rail lines.
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Wo Crior Station Company
Mate Commerce Commission
First Mortage T
Burlington and Quincy
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ec Louis
Pennsylvania Age
Ashume
Census 10.8 in YORK weekly rankings report
Partial OCR shows weekly U B rankings with figures like 36,128.0 and 6,302,553.00 and 5,321,416.00 for the year. The text is garbled but indicates numeric census related totals and aggregate feeds. no clear event or person is identifiable.
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York
U. B
Feteras Te
First Woman Guilty of First Degree Murder in County History
Catherine Eva Raber, once a society matron, was found guilty of first degree murder in Cleveland after a five and a half hour jury deliberation. She faces a life sentence with mercy recommendation, while her daughter Marian Cavens aided in court proceedings amid intense public emotion.
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Kaber
Court House
Mercer
Catherine Eva Kaber
Brenon
Alys
Reber
Marvyesville
Ohio
Daniel Kaber
Cleveland
Dan Hrich
Stein Man
Moses Kaber
Otfhce
New York
Marian McArate
Smith Coilace
Thomas MecArdie
Oid
Gra Mary
Vittoria Fisselli
Kather
Lakewood
England level charges against France strain Anglo French ties
London reports three British allegations of bad faith toward France. Officials accuse Paris of secret diplomacy with Turkish nationalists after London talks, withdrawing from the Leipzig war crimes court without notice, and bypassing Britain on the Silesia issue at the supreme council.
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Willliam L
Mallabar
N.S
London
Paris
France
Fran
Sami Ber
Forein
Great Britain
War Criminals Court
Leipzig
England
Hbmfed
Supreme Council
Urner Silesia
Azn
Imes
Bell Offices Wall Be Sesperded
The Elyria Telephone Company reports 5309 telephones in service with Bell subscribers on the Erria exchange. The commission expects a decision within 59 days while noting no rural automatic-system equipment yet. New intercity switches handle 2009 additional telephones but underground cable work delays progress.
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Nee Wit Ec
Erria
Commission
Elyria
Aterco
Hospital Notes and County Dog Fund Disbursements
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in St Clairsville including Mrs Marz Stolz Mrs Medea Bell Mrs Julia Armshof Mrs Billy Brooker and babies and Thomas Baker. Belmont county dog fund paid 5479 for sheep losses in year to July 1 with December and June distributions totaling 1557 and 3824 respectively. To date 8623 in licenses collected for 1921, down from 10144 a year ago.
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Marz Stolz
West Sixteenth Street
Medea Bell
West River Street
Julia Armshof
Wes
Avehue
Billy Brooker
Century Block
Thomas Baker
East River Street
ST. Clairsville
Belmont County
Ulster Cabinet Seeks Peace Talks Amid De Valera Proposals
London reports leading Ulster ministers summoned to discuss De Valera peace terms and Lloyd George stance. While Craig may resist, London vows pressure to keep negotiations alive. De Valera expected to stay in Dublin for Westminster talks next week. Death toll noted from unrest with Seaforth Highlanders aiding garrison as fires burn stores and saloons.
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Newton C. Parre
International
London
Ulster
James Craig
North Ireland
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
de Valera
Elsterne
Chronicle Beliieves
Chronicle
Dublin
Dial Eireann
Lford George
England
Ireland
Chequers
Éztiy
Ul Ster
Seaforth Highlanders
Era Sodar
Armistics
Sevsatai
Elyria Autoists Close Catastrophe In Killing Horse
A horse was killed after a vehicle struck it while crossing a road. The driver and passenger escaped with minor injuries, and the horse had to be shot after its injuries proved fatal. Sheria Backus was contacted and later questioned the speed of the machine involved.
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Elyria
Sheria Backus
Rainbow Division veterans elect new leaders in Cleveland
The Rainbow Division Veterans association met in Cleveland on July 16. George Leach of Minneapolis was elected president and Matthew Tinley of Council Bluffs, Ta. was named honorary president.
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Cleveland
George 3P Leach
Minneapolis
Waste- Gay
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Matthew A. Tinley
Council Biuds
Injury halts seizure at Goetz Harness Plant
In Charleston West Virginia on July 18 a circuit court injunction restrained army officers or their agents from entering the A. D. Goetz Harness Factory at Ransom or its property. Officials said military officers tried to seize goods of the United States Harness Company in the plant claiming the government cancelled the contract.
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Amy
Charleston
Tre Amclass
A. D. Goetz Harness
Ransom
Army
United States Harness Company
Disorders Near Kawasaki Dockyards After Closer Down
Japanese dispatch reports ongoing demonstrations surrounding the closing of the Kawasaki dockyards which employed about 20,000 workers. Authorities fear the chaos may require possible martial law as the unrest escalates in Japan.
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Cincernatie@al News Service
Kore
Japan
Kawasaki
Lorain Police Uncover Confessions in Abduction Robbery Case
Confessions signed by Manley Partiey Mackin and Howard McAndrews implicate officers and suspects in a complex Lorain abduction and robbery. Spore and Parsley face charges, with Mackin and Grover jailed. four men detained, fifth still sought as authorities plan further hearings and bail actions.
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Police Headquartesr
Manley Partiey
Seve Mackin
Howard Mcandrews
Milt Hollow Apaudters
Bry
Joie Aean
Harry Bites
Adgar Pere
Iegal
Starm Pear Vermila
Uuderl
Rei
Aiseu
Iurnisueu
Jeanie Dravese
Floyd B. Grover
A. A. Ming
Grover
Grovyer
Mackin
Spore
Shaw
Hites
Mill Hollow
Parsley
Grand Jury
Elyria
MacAndrews
Elyta
Lorain plant to curtail operations next week at 44 percent
National Tube Company official says Lorain steel works will run about 44 percent for the week starting July 16 with two blast furnaces active and finishing departments under 40 percent. Rail mill to be idle due to market order shortages. no forecast for new orders. Last week the plant closed for repairs and resumed at about 85 percent.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Five stages of intoxication defined by court
London July 16 Five stages of intoxication were defined by Dr Welch at the South Western Police Court. He cited a taxicab driver charged with drunkenness as example, noting the man was in the third stage and later claimed sobriety after collapsing beneath a cab near Norwood. He was discharged.
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Happiness International
London
Welch
Knicht’s Hill -Lource Nortwood
Norwood
Greenweed Serial Club to face Oberlin Independents Sunday
Juvenile court probes a Hampton girl Arneta Rey aged sixteen of Hendricks West Virginia detained by Sheriff Hutchinson claiming to come to Akron for marriage to a 58 year old wealthy blacksmith. She says he proposed by letters and has $100 wedding finery. they planned to motor to Cumberland Maryland for marriage.
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Akron
Arneta Rey
Hendricks
W. Va
Hutchinson
Akerom
Smith
Cumberland
Madame Schumann-Heink Receives Ovation in Tokio Finale
In Tokio on the last night of a five night concert series Princess Kitashira Kawa Princess Asuka and Princess Takeda attended as Madame Schumann Heink received an ovation at the Imperial theater. The theater was packed and the stage filled with flowers for the event.
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International News Service
Tokio
Kitashira Kawa
Asuka
Takeda
Madame Schumann-Heink
Imperial Theater
Fear Vera Cruz Favors Communism
Washington reports from Vera Cruz dated July 16 indicate the state is poised to adopt a law distributing half of all industrial profits to workers each year. The move follows a secret session by Vera Cruz legislators. American investments are minor though the Aguila Oil Company, a British concern, holds substantial holdings.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico
State Department
Aguila Oil Company
Town township bond fails again for centralized school
For the third time Fremont township votes down a $1,500 bond to equip the Townsend centralized school. The building is finished but lacks funds for equipment.
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International News Service
Fremont
Townsend Township
Joe-Olah Guilty in Intoxication Case at Merror's Court
Joe-Olah was found guilty of intoxication in Merror's Court this morning. This marks his second Yeais offense and he is held pending an investigation. He resides at 332 West River Street.
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Joe-Olah
Joe
West River Street
Diary of 1816 frost records echoed in modern reminiscence
Maples New York July 16 reports a diary cited by Jehan Coggs deathbed note describing the 1816 summer as severe frost and famine. June brought ice and snow to Ontario County with crops ruined and people wearing heavy clothing. Leftover breadstuffs sold low. farmers could not raise crops as cold lingered into September.
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Aese
International News Service
Maples
N. Y
Ane Boon
Jehan P. Cogms
Ontario
Dilarr
Protest Auto Parties At Broad And Prospect Corner
Residents on Prospect street report frequent automobile parties at the Broad street and Prospect corner all night. Police have been informed and will monitor joyriders to curb disturbances.
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Prospect Street
Broad Street
Prospect
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