Peace moves update on Ireland and Irish peace talks
News service reports a tentative English Irish peace path with Premier Lloyd George to address Commons on Monday. Curzon and Viscount Hayashi discuss the Irish situation as negotiations continue amid questions over an Irish government and republic factions.
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England
Ireland
Ulster
Lilord
Commons
Eamona
Daily Mail
Wdoa Times
Inn Fein
Car Theft Report Describes Stolen Seven-Passenger Vehicle
A maroon and gray seven passenger car, parked at the Elk's Club on Second, was stolen last night, with the thief escaping in the vehicle. Eyewitness details note the car’s color and location.
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Ieves
Dr. ‘Aid
IL Jm
Elk’s Club
Second
Premier urged call for disarm talks in London
The document reports that Premier George Regrets suggesting a conclave on East Asia disarmament. He backs a national meeting initiative while hoping to participate personally and return to Australia by autumn. Lloyd George signals potential support though delays persist.
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Cee
Iig
Harding
United
Millier
Nee
Ber Hughes
Australia
London
Ighen
Canada
Issup
George HarteTh
Wash
Padley Case Aged 54 Dies At Home In Sheffield
Obituary note reports Padley Case aged 54 died at home in Sheffield on Wednesday afternoon. Mentioned are her husband Captain 2 and two daughters Idale of Oberlin and Carpenter. Services were held at the home in the afternoon, with Pased's mother Mrs. of Sheffield present.
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Padley Case
Sheffield
Captain
Idale
Oberlin
Carpenter
Pased
Shefeld
Buna
Marshfield Bank in Ohio Seized as Cashier Vanishes
Columbus July 23 The Ohio superintendent of banks took charge of Marshfield Bank New Marshfield Athens county at owners request amid the disappearance of cashier William Sturgill who left a note to his wife saying he had to get out Sturgill later returned home per the banking department no further details released
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New Marshfield
Columbus
H. EL
Marshfield Bank
Athens County
William Sturgill
Sturgill
Athens
County
State Banking Department
Businessmen Arrested in Hootch Gate at New Haven
Police raided the New Haven waterfront seizing a shipload of booze and arresting 18 unloaders including prominent local businessmen. The operation halted transfer of gin, Scotch whisky, and champagne from a sloop to awaiting trucks. Arrested individuals include Messick, Joseph Miller, Bruder, Floyd O Connor, and David Cherlone.
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New Haven
Conn
Messick
Joseph
Miller
Bruder
Floyd O'Connor
David Cherlone
Minor Actions In Common Pleas Court
Judge Redington presides a busy morning docket in Common Pleas Court with demurrers and motions in Edward Redmond versus William A Barton Thomas Furnson versus Central Union Telephone Co Mary L Standen versus C C Traction Co James Burt versus Herbert Huniston Constantine Zaharas versus John Pekras Elytia Milling Power Co versus J H Bell The Schaible versus Kuebler case settled with costs paid The divorce petition Anna Bobel versus William Bobel dismissed with defendant to pay costs
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Judge Redington
Edward Redmond
William A. Barton
Thomas Furnson
The
Central Union Telephone Co
Mary L. Standen
C. © & C.traction Co
James Burt
Herbert Huniston
Constantine Zaharas
John Pekras
Et. al
Elytia Milling & Power Co
J. H. Bell
John Schaible
Gottleb Kuebler
Anna Bobel
William Bobel
Five U S Mail Liners Seized by Shipping Board
Five U S mail steamship liners including the George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Agamemnon were seized by the Shipping Board and guarded by deputy marshals for failure to pay rentals totaling 400000. E A Quarles, an official of the line, alleged foreign interests influenced the action and said the fight would go to the last ditch.
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New York
Shipping Board
U. S. Mail Steamship Company
E- A. Quarles
Quarles
George Washington
Wilson
Europe
America
Susquehanna
Grant
Agamemnon
Germany Offers Sixty Million Installment to Allies
Berlin July 23 Germany today offered the allied reparation commission an installment of 60 million marks upon the indemnity quota due next month.
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Berlin
Germany
Allied
Advertising Value Claim From John Wanamaker
John Wanamaker, famed department store founder, earned 24.87 on his first day in business, kept 0.07 as change, and spent 24.90 on newspaper advertising. He asserts that true advertising benefits both merchant and customer, noting the newspaper’s known circulation as key to its value.
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John Wanamaker
Direct
Ieetam - Beneft
Boys Strive for Niagara Falls Trip in Chronicle Telegram
In The Chronicle Telegram vacation trip contest, boys push to maximize subscriptions to win a trip to Niagara Falls. George Glebe leads with nineteen, Rolland Moran second with twelve. other contributors include George Giebel, George Cooper, Hollis Whitmore, Andy Molmer, Robert Biles, Arthur Young, Eugene Henks, Glen Troupe, Richard Martin, Ralph Yost, Robert Johns, George Heuser, Raymond Rouke, William Washka, Albert Forman, Howard Williams, James Bradley, George McGinnis, Howard Caywood, John Yascham, Gordon Brown, Emil Struck, Nichols, Earl Sump, Charles Husted, Donald Reed.
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Chronicle-Tele-gram
Niagara Falls
George Glebe
Rolland Noran
George Giebel
Rolland Moran
George Cooper
S Hollis Whitmore
Andy Molmer
Robert Biles
Arthur Young
Eugene Henks
Glen Troupe
Richard Martin
Ronald Mussleman
Victor Markling
Aartin Ralph Yost
Ero Oo Ee
Robert Johns
George Heuser
Raymond Rouke
George Weller
William Washka
Albert Forman
Howard Wilhiams
James
Nichols
Earl Sump
Charles Husted
Donald Reed
Woodmen to Hold Monster Picnic at Crystal Beach
The Woodmen of the World plan a monster picnic at Crystal Beach on August 7. Camps from Elyria Lorain Sandusky and Huron have joined to make it one of the large gatherings of the year with talks and various activities arranged.
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Crystal Beach
Elyvia
Lorain
Sandusky
Huron
Japanese Delegates Face Difficulties at Disarmament Meet
Delegates to the disarmament and Far East conference in Washington face a tough selection and opinion consolidation task. Indications point to Japan entering the talks with tension in public opinion, while advisers debate the Shantung Saghalien issues and potential evacuations to present a clean stance.
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Tokic
Washington
Japan
Hughes
Baron ~ Shidehara
Shantung Railway
China
Saghalien
Siberia
Foreign Office
Bank Clearances Show on Increase in U S Week
New York July 23 Bank clearings in the U S for the week ending July 21 rose to 1 239 061 000 from 1 236 257 000 the prior week and 1 159 961 000 a year ago per Bradstreet’s Journal observations.
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New York
U. S
Bradstreets Journal Age
Lord Northcliffe Lands in New York
English publisher Lord Northcliffe arrived in New York aboard the Inner Acquitania. He plans to study industrial and economic conditions here and in other countries before returning to England.
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New York
Lord Northcliffe
Acquitania
England
Heavy bonds fixed in WN scandal
Springfield July 23 heavy bonds fixed at 50 000 each for Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon Curtis in connection with a $4 000 000 embezzlement scandal involving state funds. No court developments until next Tuesday when Judge Smith reconvenes the case.
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Springfield
Wdhinois
Smith
Sterling
Vernon
Curtis
Grant
Park Vanker
Samall
Pioneer Train to Pass Elyria En Route to Chicago Exposition
The De Witt Clinton locomotive built 90 years ago will pass through Elyria Monday between 9:30 and 10:00 am en route to the Chicago exposition. The historic train, once running at 15 mph, is to be carried by another locomotive, with engine No 9 expected to pull the train. Speeches in Congress scored the train for its unearthly speed and its passage marks a centennial look back at rail history.
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Sret
America
Elyria
Chicago Exposition
de Witt-Clinton
Congress
Residents Demand Swift Track Improvement on Middle Avenue
Residents along Middle Avenue complain about Southwestern delay in relaying the track and installing the Third Fourth streets switch. They note daytime work by a small crew has torn up the boulevard since spring and halts traffic while a work car is moved. they urge night shifts to finish in days, fearing an all summer job.
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Middle Avenue
Shipping Board Threatens Seizure of More Mail Steamer
Francis B. Mayer head of the United States Mail Steamship Company says the Shipping Board owes his firm about 2 million dollars rather than the company owing 400 thousand. Reports say the government may seize four additional vessels allocated to the company for alleged nonpayment.
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Servics
New York
Tee
United States © Shipping Board
Francis B. Mayer
United States Mail Ship Company
United States Shipping Board
Disarmament Parley Aims for November Date
Washington reports the United States favors holding the disarmament conference no later than November. Britain is said to prefer a spring postponement. The U S has communicated reasons for an early meeting, with Japan’s acceptance still awaited.
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Harry N. Rogers
I.S
Washington
United States
Harding
Great Britain
White House
U.S
Japan
Pulley Consulted for Government Post in Washington
Robert Pulley travels to Washington at urging of Senator Frank G. Willis for a consultation on a government appointment. Pulley, a former county commissioner candidate defeated by a narrow vote, is popularly regarded as Bod and enjoys strong local support for the position.
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Rock
Mail Transfer Bids Sought Under Interstate Law
The post office invites bids for work carrying mail between the post office and trains. Currently by P Held and Walter White, contracts will go to the lowest bidder under the new interstate commerce law. Bids open for ten days starting last Saturday.
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Post Office
P. Held
Walter White
Rotary group to return tomorrow from European tour
Elyrians who accompanied the Rotary club on their European tour are due back in Elyria tomorrow after arriving in New York City on the Aquitania except for Mr. HANNAFORD who will not return until August. Travelers included Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Mr. and Mrs. B. Equites and Mr. Williamson.
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Rotary Club
Elyria
New York City
Aquatania
Hannaford
Nickolas
8. Equites
Williamson
Effort Made to Stop Pioneer Train in Elyria
An effort is being made to have the De Witt Clinton exhibition train stop in Elyria on its westward trip. The train is due here at 8 50 or 9 Monday and not due in Sandusky until past 10. It should stop over here several minutes at least.
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Pioneer
de Witt Clinton
Elyria
Mondy
Sandusky
China Will Not Foot-Dagger With Japan Says Chinese Minister
Tokyo July 2 The Shan tung issue dominated an interview with Hoo Tei Ten Chinese minister to Tokyo. He said he had no formal instructions from Beijing and believed China preferred a multilateral approach over direct talks with Japan. He noted Chinese public opinion opposes direct negotiations, while Japan favors direct talks, with government positions unclear.
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Duke N. Parry
Star
Tokio
Shantung
International News
Hoo Tei-Ten
Hoo
China
Japan
Republic
Rapid Transit Wage Cuts Accepted by BRT Employees
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company announces a wage reduction of about ten percent for all employees, accepted by the receivers and union workers. This comes as Interborough employees also vote to take a similar cut, signaling widespread wage reduction for Greater New York transit workers.
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New York
Brooklyn ‘Transportation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Lindley M. Garrison
Interborough
Greater New York
Game Birds to Be Placed in County
Lorain County Fish and Game Club received a shipment of two hundred ring necked pheasants for distribution to farmers who will foster them. Six hundred and fifty were distributed previously. Each setting yields from twelve to fifteen eggs and six to ten hatchings. An open pheasant season exists for ten days each fall for cock birds only. The bird resembles the partridge in habit and habitat and is wary. Birds are cooked like chicken and are excellent. See Kellogg Day for access to birds.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Club
Army Halts All Discharges Amid Planned Cut to 150,000
Washington July reports say Secretary Weeks ordered a stoppage of all army discharges after instructions to limit discharges to thirty percent per command. Weeks Pershing and Harbord met on plans to reduce the army to 150000 men, awaiting consideration of pending applications and effects on size.
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Washington
War Department
Weeks
General Pershing
General Harbord
Bandits Rob Memphis Train in Arkansas Robbery
Five masked men and a colored assistant held up Missouri Pacific train 2035 near Cherry Valley and Wandale Arkansas, robbing the mail and express cars. They forced the engineer to move the train to a crossing and fled east by automobile. Sheriff Cooper and deputies search the area for the robbers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Cherry Valley
Ark
Wandale
Cooper
Cross County
Opening of highway bids marks vigorous statewide county contracts
The opening yesterday afternoon of bids on 53 highway contracts statewide, led by L C Herrick as director, drew over 400 bids and saw costs slashed as contractors sought work. Notable bids from Lorain county Elyria Construction Company included brickwork at 13996.59 and concrete at 23849.75 with the state not supplying brick.
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Colgumbgs
L. C. Herrick
Lorain County
Elyria Construction Company
Elyria
State
Women Offer to Pay Salary of Policewoman
Lorain League of Women Voters will pay the salary of one policewoman chosen by Mayor Grall to supervise dance halls. The amusement park proprietor will pay half the other inspector’s salary if the city council refuses to fund the position.
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Lorain
League of Women Voters
Grall
City Carnnell
Elyria Echoes On Old Time Fashion Freedom Poem
A fragment from the Elyrian Democrat reprints a sixty year old poem mocking unshackled dress and modern girls. It contrasts a maiden aunt scolding a niece for revealing attire with the niece defending granny grandmother Eve fashion.
Walsh sails to France to renew bid for English visa
Frank P. Walsh, attorney for the Irish Republic in the United States, announced at New York harbor that he sails at noon for France aboard the Rochambeau to renew efforts to obtain entry into England. He says the British consulate refused to visa his passport and he will pursue further legal avenues and possibly meet De Valera on return. He argues the visa refusal breaches the 1815 treaty and notes English lawyers may enter the U.S. on legal business.
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New. York
England
Frank PP. Walsh
United States
France
Walsh
London
Persoma
de Valera
Ohio population exceeds five million in 1920 census
Ohio totals 3,759,394 residents with 2,995,98 males and 2,803,414 females. The decade shows a 20.8 percent population rise, male growth 21.4 percent, and female rise 20.2 percent. White leads with 6.57 million. negro 186 thousand. foreign born white 678,697.
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Washington
Ohio
Uphold Conviction Of Brooklyn Undertaker
The Appellate Division today affirmed the conviction of John Romanelli, a Brooklyn undertaker, for larceny of ten drums of wood alcohol. The case ties to the Christmas 1919 wood alcohol poisonings that killed about 100 people in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Sentence remains two to five years at Sing Sing.
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New York
Appelate
John Romanelli
Brooklyn
Romanelli
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Sing Sing
Carpentier Hopes to Fight Dempsey Again Next Year
Georges Carpentier, the defeated heavyweight, arrived from New York and announced he hopes to fight Jack Dempsey again for the world title next year. He spoke to cheering crowds and kissed his infant daughter and wife after a rousing ovation.
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Carpentier
Dempsey
Paris
Georges Carpentier
New York
Jack Dempsey
Hiws
Hoe
President and party head to Blue Ridge camp ride
The president travels with Mrs Harding and a noted camping party including Firestones Ford Edison and Andersons. They plan a noon arrival near Hagerstown Maryland and will camp along the Blue Ridge Creek banks for several hours. No speeches are planned but informal remarks possible and the party will sleep in the open.
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Blue Ridge
Hills
Hagerstown
Licking Creek
Grover ‘Cleveland
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Ziela
Ford
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Firestone
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Akron
Roland’ Firestone
Bishop
Walian Anderson
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Henry Ford
Detroit
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Thomas A. “Edison
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Blue- Ridge
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Pike
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Maryland
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