Magnus Johnson Returns Home to Farm Life After Senate Win
Minnesota senator Magnus Johnson speaks from his Kimball farm about returning to haying and family duties after his election. He meets critics with humor about taxes, wheat prices, immigration, and the need for farmers’ interests in Washington. Johnson criticizes foreign entanglements and pledges to push for producer welfare and fair price support.
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Earee
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Kimball
Minneapolis
Senator Johnson
Washington
Actress Fights and Secures Her Son
New York July 20 Dor othy Manners Broadway actress and former New Orleans Mardi Gras beauty says she will contest assault and kidnapping charges in Connecticut courts and defend a mother's right to take her child. She fled to New York with her son after visiting Major General Francis Kennan's home in Darien.
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New York
Broadway
Dorothy Manners
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Connecticut
Francis Fernan
Darien
Miss Manners
Kennan
Brouht
Woman Leaves Hotel and Goes Into Seclusion
The subject has left the hotel and is now living in seclusion, according to reports.
Home Coming at Fields on August 1st
The annual field gathering will be held August 1 with Hon. J. F. Burke of Elyria as speaker. Baird's Bays' Band will provide music. The event draws attendees from many counties and serves as a long running holiday for the region.
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J. F. Burke
Elyria
Baird
Bays’ Band
Brownhelm Boy Severely Injured by Reckless Car
Frank Leimbach Jr., 14, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Leimbach of Vermilion area near Mill Hollow, was hit by a machine driven recklessly along the river bank. His right arm was crushed against a tree, and doctors in Amherst evaluated possible amputation. The driver was not identified and no injuries occurred to others in the car.
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Amherst
Frank Leimbach, Jr
Frank Leimbach Hyring
Vermilion
Wiseman
Pansy Harris Re-elected Leader of W C T U
Amherst report: annual WCTU meeting at Congregational Church names Pansy Harris president for another term with A K Jenne as vice president and secretary Lucy Horn as treasurer. Delegates chosen for August convention. August meeting dispensed with.
Telephones in Amherst at Present
Amherst residents now have 904 telephones, with plans for a north-side extension and a 46 000 foot line to South Amherst. Officials aim to reach 1 000 users soon as service expands north and east.
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Amherst
Chautauqua Opens Here Next Wednesday In Amherst
Amherst July 20 Tickets are selling well for the 1923 Chautauqua with a strong program promised. The tent will be on the Kolbe lot Cleveland avenue and sessions begin Wednesday at 3 PM with an 8 PM evening program. Children’s hours are 9 AM and 3 30 PM. First day features Harp Novelty Co and Henry Clark lecture Play Ball. Architectural talks and interviews follow with F C Delbridge and Rev F E Eastman traveling to Columbus for church renovations.
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Cleveland Avenue
Harp Novelty Co
Henry Clark
Oberlin
McLane
Chicago
Berger
Vermilion
E. Werner
George Carter
Beaver Park
Edna
Olive Bellar
Burton Colburn
Mrs McKern
Dr. Parker
Lorain
Ruth Cromwell
Ruth Barckley
Eilene Kirch
Florence Dehaeffer
Amherst Township Demonstration of One Man Grader
July 20 reports a satisfactory demonstration of the H P One Man Grader by Meaveland attended by Joe Baxter road superintendent Henry Brandt and Henry Dellefield trustees with Hugo L Gawn of Ford Co. It is hoped the township will purchase a machine for road work and snow removal.
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Amherst
Joe Baxter
Amherst Township
Henry Brandt
Henry Dellefield
Hugo L Gawn
Ford Co
Meaveland
H P
Amherst Personal News Highlights From July Trip and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Claire Stiwald and Mr and Mrs Clarence Purcell return from a Michigan motor trip visiting Lansing and Jackson. The group camped at Walper's Lake and praise the roads. In Amherst July 20 several residents are noted for hospital stays travel and social visits including Lorain connections and a Beaver Park stay.
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Amherst
Claire Stiwald
Clarence Purcell
Michigan
Fred Wirebaugh
Lansing
Mich
Jackson
Walper's Lake
Murder suspects held as mob fears guard Adams county
In West Union Ohio on July 20 guards were doubled at the Adams county jail to deter a possible mob. Two men charged with murder and one already convicted are confined as: John Spires and Frank Moore charged with the slaying of Robert Morris of Cincinnati and Robert F. Davis convicted of murdering Geo Webb near Seaman. Davis faces execution after his conviction in common pleas court.
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West Union
Adams County
John Spires
Frank Moore
Robert B. Morris
Cincinnati
Morris
Robert F.davis
Geo. Webb
Seaman
Spires
Moore
Mor- Tig
Davis
Common Pleas Court
Faces Manslaughter Trial in Auto Death
Cleveland July 20 Police Prosecutor Skeel to decide if Mrs Catherine le Baron should be held on manslaughter charges linked to the death of Mrs Corn ha Pears who died after a car driven by Mrs Le Baron struck her. Le Baron was arrested held for bail signed by her husband.
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Cleveland
Polica
Skeel
Catherine le Baron
Corn Ha Pears
le Baron
LeBaron
Brooklyn Woman Held on Burglary Charge After Leaving Family
Mrs Catherine Buddensick of Brooklyn is held on $1000 bail on a burglary charge after leaving her husband and three children to associate with a burglar band she said she sought life beyond home duties. She claimed she married too young and poverty was overwhelming.
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Catherine Buddensick
Aling O'Shaughenessy
Brooklyn
Buddersick
Germany seeks allied assurances on Ruhr crisis
Berlin tells London it will halt passive Ruhr resistance only if France is guaranteed evacuation by allies. Berlin hints at six week delivery of indemnity mortgages if June reparations offer is accepted, with French and Belgian troops to leave upon mortgage delivery. Britain, France discuss reparations as St Aulaire travels to Paris to confer with Poincare.
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London
Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Stanley Baldwin
Comte St Aulaire
France
Comte St. Auisire
Paris
Poincare
Battle over income tax returns in next congress
A coalition of democrats and republicans plans to push an amendment to the revenue act requiring publicity of all income tax returns. Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin says he will introduce the bill in December. Officials say removing confidentiality could reveal large, currently hidden tax payments and boost government revenue.
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Washington
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Treasury
Thera Trust
One Dead and One Wounded in Canton Domestic Row
In Canton a deadly domestic dispute ends with Rosa Laschi killed and husband charged. Shikery Audy says he found landlord and wife together. he attacked with a pistol. Thomas Abood and Namy Abood are hospitalized. Namy’s wife also injured. Audy jailed.
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Canton
Rosa Laschi
Shikery Audy
Audy
Thomas Abood
Namy Abood
Andy
Earl of Northesk Marries Jessica Brown in Chicago
Jessica Brown and Earl Northesk wed in Chicago after days of protest and media scrutiny. The 22 year old groom, noted for his interest in press coverage, married despite earlier plans to marry elsewhere. An army of reporters followed the events all day.
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Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Earl of Northesk
Jessica Brown
Follies
Jessica
Earl
Eatrr
Daugherty Called in Morse Conspiracy Hearing
The Morse conspiracy trial gained national attention as defense lawyers plan to summon Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty next week to testify on wartime transactions of Chas W. Morse and the Virginia Shipbuilding Corp and U S Shipping Board. A subpoena was issued for Daugherty and may be served in Columbus Ohio.
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Washington
Morse
Harry M. Daugherty
Chas W. Morse
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
U. S. Shipping Board
Columa
Ohio
Daugherty
Copertness of Justice
Mayme Ward Winne Rites Planned In Oberlin
Oberlin notes the death of Mrs Mayme Ward Winne who died early Monday in Rochester New York. Former Oberlin resident she lived in New York after marriage. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:00 PM from Hunt Ward home with burial at Westwood. Survived by husband one brother Frank Bernardsville New Jersey and two sisters Edith Clodwick Watertown New Jersey and Flora Hineline Toledo Ohio.
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Oberlin
Ward
Mayme Ward Winne
Rochester
N. Y
N. J
Edith Clodwick
Watertown
Flora Hineline
Toledo, Ohio
Amherst Churches Offer Varied Sunday Services
July 20 church notes list Congregational Methodist fee Eastman pastor with two Sundays no morning services. St Peters Evangelical Rev Spell with 9 15 Sunday school German services. St Pauls Lutheran Rev Jordan English 9 am German 10 30. St Joseph Catholic Rev Elschen low mass 7 30 high mass 9 30 benediction. St Georges Episcopal rector L E Daniels 11 am. Brownhelm Congregational Harold Hester 9 30 Sunday school 10 30. Stone Church Rev Tabbert no services due to Linwood Park convention.
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ST. Peters
E. J. Spell
ST Pauls Lutheran
F. C. Jordan
Brownhelm Congregational
Harold Hester
Stone Church
Tabbert
Linwood Park
Ridgeville Churches Plan Services for Sunday
Ridgeville July 20 Church notices list Congregational with Rev. E C Young and St Peter s Catholic with Father John N Rhein. Congregational offers Sunday school at 10 15 morning service at noon sermon drifting. Catholic mass times 8 30 and 10 30 with benediction and baptism after.
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Ridgeville
Congregational
E. C. Young
Peter
John N. Rhein
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Reform Debated
Civic leaders debate founding a youthful booster organization for Elyria emphasizing unity, vision, and local advancement. Discussion covers age balance, funding, a central committee, and a paid secretarial base to propel city growth through factories, churches, schools, and business districts.
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Cisle
Elyria
H. M. Andress
Noel
Ehest
Fauver
Colson
Ohio rural letter carriers urge post office funds transfer
The Ohio rural letter carriers association adopted resolutions at its annual convention in Bucyrus calling for removal of post office appropriations from Congress and placing them with the postmaster general. Van Wert will host the 1924 meet.
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Bucyrus
Congress
Rural Letter Carriers Association of
Ohio
van Wert
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