Harding Urges Congress Support for Railroad Loan
Internal News Service reports President Harding appeals to Congress for a loan to railroads. The piece notes Irish political turmoil with Sinn Fein in Dublin debating Premier Lloyd George’s terms and delaying peace talks as discussions extend.
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Esident
Harding
Congress
Intiernal News Service
DON
South Strehave
George
Ith
Ireland
Rean
North Ireland
Nist
Ibinet
Sinn
Dublin
Reafv Ieinn
Sinn Fein Pari
Nn Fein
Poles Renew Insurgent Fighting Across Upper Silesia
The interallied supreme council will meet in Paris on August 4 to discuss the Upper Silesian issue. Britain scores a diplomatic win by summoning the council earlier, while France lacks consensus. George Harvey will attend as U S representative. British experts head to Paris for a preliminary briefing.
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International News Service
London
Supreme Council
Paris
Downing Street
Liloyd George
Great Briain
France
Great Britain
Briand
Unti
George Harvey
Harling
George Giebel Maintains Lead in Niagara Falls Drive
The first week of the boys subscription contest reports 1623 new subscribers, mostly from Elyria, as George Giebel leads with a total that hints at a close race to win a trip to Niagara Falls. The standings show numerous local youths with small point totals and more are expected to join the effort.
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Niagara Falls
Lst
Elyria
George Giebel
George Giebel Weehte
Rowand Morran
George Weller
John Cooper
Ralph Yost
Andy Mother
Eau
Hollis Whitmore
Robert Biles
Glen Troupe
Wea
Richard Martin St la Stemace
Ronald Musselman
Eugene Henke
Bid
Leonard Rank
John Dombroske
Albert Forman
Raymond Hourke
Howard Williams
James Bradley
Robert Johns
Eid Wey
Donald Reed
Townie
Howard Dean
Emil Struck
Gordon Brown
John Yaschan
Arthur Fishburm
Wallace Nichols
Howard Caywood
President seeks power to aid railroads and agriculture
The president asks Congress to extend the War Finance Corporation powers to purchase railroads and counties tied to railroad debts. He supports hastening funding and early settlements of railroad claims against the government, while stating no request for new funds but noting up to 599 million may be needed. The Railroad Administration would issue securities to meet requirements with congressional authority to negotiate them.
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J. Bart Cambell
N.S
Washigton
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Big Sam
Railroad Administration
Greeks Break Turkish Lines In Anatolia Advance
Reports from Athens and Constantinople claim Greek forces shattered Turkish battle lines between Igora and Kionia and consolidated positions at Afium Kakhra, Foutae, Essxi Shehr and Bileyjeh. Officials say three quarters of nationalist troops in Anatolia are dead or captured as Ankara shifts symbols to Sivas.
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Anthens
Igora
Kionia
Afium Kakhrahis Ar Foutae
Essxi Shehr
Bileyjeh
Athens
Anatolia
War Office
Constantinople
Ansara
Sivas
Governor Arrest Warrant Over Embezzlement Case
Circuit Court Judge E. B. Smith refused governor immunity in a state criminal code case. Writs accuse the governor of confidence games embezzlement and conspiracy involving 2.5 million dollars. Warrants are held by Circuit Court Clerk Charles L. Koehn. Page Two continues.
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Circuit Court
E. 8. Smith
Guerni
Charles L. Koehn
Smith
No Degreeed Charge East Death in County Jail
The report notes charges of second degree murder lodged against Paul De Backus. Iskuh allegedly struck Peter Naci with a splintered bone fragment causing fatal injuries. Naci died hours after the assault. Bond is set at $1000 with multiple suspects in custody awaiting trial.
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Paul de- Sherif
Backus
Iskuh
Peter Naci
Ives
Bond
Automobile Wreck Reported On Haron Street
Brief notice describes a Sunday automobile wreck near Haron Street with details unclear in the readable text. Authorities investigated the scene and stated no serious injuries were confirmed.
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Kline
Haron
Youterday
Panare
Gap
Fearful Search for Purdue President and Wife in Canadian Rockies
BANFF ALBERTA July 26 No trace found yet of Dr WE Stone head of Purdue University and Mrs Stone missing since July 17. Searchers scour the country around Mount Banon as alarm rises for their safety. remains of a fire and toilet articles found at Mount Fanon. Professors Fay and Wilson Wheeler organize further expeditions with Alpine club members aiding in the search for the missing mountaineers.
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Banff Alberta
WE. Stone
Purdue University
Stone
Mount Banon
Wrs Stone
Mount Assiniboisie
Canadian Rockies
Mount Fanon
Professor Fay
Wils Wheeler
Upire Club
Alpine Club
Lake Ohara
County Commissioners to Improve Pearl Road
County officials will let contracts to pave Pearl Road from Lorain city line to North Ridge with reinforced concrete. The eighteen foot wide road will span about one sixth mile and undergo repairs as plans and specifications are prepared.
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Pearl Road
South Corporation
Lorain
Mrs Levi Dickinson 97 City Pioneer Passes Away
Mrs Arminda Van Ham Dickinson aged 91 died at 135 West Bridge street after weeks of heart leakage and poor circulation. Born 1829 in Marlborough Coan she moved with family to Rockfort Ohio and later Elyria. Survived by three children Lenna A Clinton W Casellas M Lois E Bell. Funeral Thursday 2 pm from home Rev C G Nichols First Baptist with interment in Dickinson lot Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Arminda van Ham Dickinson
West Bridge Street
Mra Dickinson
Marlborough
Coan
Rockfort
Lakewood
Ohio
Levi Dickinson
Elyria
Misa Lenna A
Weat Bridge Street
Clinton W
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Caseffis M
California
Lois E Bell
Third Street
Azra F
Lenna May Reno
Chardorm Ohio
Edna M Russell
C. G Nichols
First Baptist Church
Dicktnsom
Ridgelawn
Cemetary
Druggist Trial On Liquor Violation Delayed To Monday
William Wayne Cheapudhe druggist faces a liquor violation charge with the trial moved from today to next Monday. City Solicitor D A Baird prosecutes while Attorney Anthony Neitline defends. postponement agreed. Police records indicate most pleas are changed in such cases.
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William Wayne
D A Baird
Anthony Neitline
Mrs Gertrude Foster Improves After Auto Crash
Mrs Gertrude Foster of 223 Chapel Street shows improvement after a Sunday evening auto collision. Involved were two cars driven by Gabriel Bathory and Harry Frank, with sixteen people slightly injured and all recovering. strong lights on Frank's car cited as possible cause.
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Gertrude Foster
Chapel Street
Band Concerts Postponed to Friday Nights
The band concert moves from Wednesday to Friday evening as an experimental change. The group, now improved with new members and strong soloists, aims for a popular, varied program. Director Mr Guiles hopes for good attendance and a pleasant evening for all.
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Tone Tone
Guiles
Executive Order NEFOLD Puts Submarine Chasers On Trail
Officials say an executive order may be required before submarine chasers can be sent against running vessels. Prohibition officers report patrols along the Atlantic coast are being augmented while naval regulation amendments are considered.
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Nefold
Washington
Harding
Atlantic Coast
Winers and Operators Meet to Settle Disputes
Four disputes between miners and operators will be decided at a joint committee meeting in Cleveland. The call for the United Mine Workers of America international convention is set for Indianapolis on September 20, as announced from mine headquarters.
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Badgeport
Cleveland
Banker’s Wife and Daughter Searched in Spurgin Case
Chicago is told that Warren C Spurgin, missing president of the Michigan Avenue Trust, may have fled toward the southwest with possible funds hidden in a package sent to Colorado. Detectives believe his wife and daughter were used to aid his escape while a grand jury has not yet indicted him and the bank depositures have not set a course of action.
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Chicago
Behef Thet
Warren C Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Compant
Chiaso
Detroit
Colorado
Vexico
Sourgin 15
Yondurat
Vrs Spurean
Vinian
Spurzin
Spursin S
Belice
Spurgin
Explosion Blamed on Black Handers in Cleveland
Cleveland July 26. A bomb exploded near Thomas Jacoubucel's grocery shattering the store and scattering stock as sleepers were buried from their beds. Police blame Blackhanders for planting the device on a vacant lot and targeting a nearby water main.
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Cleveland
Thomas Jacoubucel
Henning spouses clash as divorce case advances
Jobe Henning and Lala Henning appeared in court today in a divorce action. The couple married in 1919 and have no children. Jobe accuses Lala of laziness and neglect of farm duties, while Lala contends he made unfulfilled promises. She seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name, Late White.
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Lala Henning
Jobe Henning
Heening
Late White
Thomas Sues Husband in Pleas Court
Lela Thomas files suit in cm mon pleas court alleging abandonment by her husband Michael Thomas. The couple married in and have no children. She claims he failed to support her, kept a large estate, and that he drank heavily and was intoxicated frequently.
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Lela Thomas
Cmmon Pleas Court
Michael
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