Harding urges strong navy in world peace effort
President Harding spoke at the Seattle press club praising a navy in the first rank and urging Congress to maintain treaty-strength forces. He cited the Pacific fleet review and warned that failing to uphold naval equality harms national security and international credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Walsh
United States
Harding
Seadleress Club
Alasa
Pacific
Northwest
Congress
Press Club
Haval Review
Pacific Fleet
Department of State
Principals in Park Fight on Tail Principal Trial Follows
Albert and Clarence Jenkins faced police court on disorderly conduct charges after an incident near a dance hall. Clint Worthington and Special Officer Relph Hall were assaulted. Worthington clutched by Worthington and Hall during the fray. A gang then attacked Worthington and Hall and carried the prisoners away. The trial continued this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Clarence Jenkins
Clint Worthington
Specia
Relph Hall
Worthin
Hall
Clarence Jenking
Clarence
Worthington
Waste charges force Newfoundland premier to resign
Disclosures of alleged corruption in the Department of Agriculture and Mines prompt Sir Richard Squires of Newfoundland to quit as premier along with his entire ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture and Mines
Sir Richard Squires
Newfoundland
Sir Richard & Squires
Trusties Escape from North Eaton State Farm
Three young trusties aged about 22 John Hoover John Hargett and Francis Hunt escaped from the State farm at North Eaton while the guard was away They hitched a team to a fence and were last seen in Columbia heading toward Cleveland Their sentences or crimes were not disclosed by Superintendent Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton
Brown
Cape
John Hoover
John Hargett
Francis Hunt
Mansfield Reformatory
Columbia
Cleveland
Lorain County Cigarette Dealers Pay Revenue Share
Lorain county cigarette dealers paid $14 569 09 to the county treasury for the privilege last year. County auditor M H Welty distributed the funds to the State poor fund and local municipalities. There were ninety three dealers. allocations include $10 685 54 to the State and smaller sums to Lorain city Amherst Avon Lake Oberlin and others. Auditor and treasurer fees totaled $321.96.
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Lorain County
M. H. Welty
State Poor Fund
County
City of Lorain
Elyria
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Grafton
LaGrange
Rochester
Oberlin
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
White Plague Clinic Set for Tuesday in Lorain County
Lorain county diagnostic chest clinic organized by the state health department will be held in Elyria and Oberlin Tuesday and Wednesday. Estimates show 30 to 85 contact cases per city to be examined. Drs Ward and Griesinger from Cleveland will examine, joined by Dr Leland to address the Lorain county medical society in Elyria Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain County
Bureau of Tuberculosis
State Health Department
Elyria
Oberlin
FE. P. Ward
E. F. Griesinger
Cleveland
R. G. Leland
State Division of Hygiene
Red headed woman linked to New York police slayings
A fashionably dressed red haired woman and a man in a taxi are tied to the murder of Patrolmen Charles Reynolds and Frank Romanelo after a pursuit on the Queens bridge. An abandoned yellow taxicab was found miles from the scene as investigators search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Reynolds
Frank Romanelo
Reynolds
Romanello
Queensborough
Manhattan
Long Island
Franck Sussman
Sussman
Youthful bandit robs Chicago party and dancing girl troupe
A lone young thief in a small auto robbed Mr and Mrs Julia Kline and several others in Chicago, stealing cash and jewels totaling about 315000. Earlier he looted four members of the dancing girl production, escaping with over 2000 value. Adams suffered a jaw fracture after horn sounded during the hold up. The dancing party included Louis Fordan Winnie Liter Jack Pearl and Mrs W E Ballzinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julia Kline
Louis Bigellow
New York
Kline
Lee Levy
Melvin Adams
Adams
Louis Fordan
Winnie Liter
Jack Pearl
W.E. ‘Ballzinger
Carlisle Woman Abandons Home With Infant
Carlisle police were notified by Paul Ledyard that his wife Agnes Ledyard aged 26 fled their home yesterday with a ten month old infant. He asked authorities to locate her and the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ledyard
Carlisle
Agnes Ledyard
Assailants of Illinois Girl Arraigned in Tamms
James Hazelwood and Andrew Corbett were arraigned in Tamms Illinois on charges of attacking a young girl. Bound over to the grand jury with bonds of 5000 dollars each which they failed to furnish. They were to be taken to Cairo for safekeeping by troops after threats to storm the jail and lynch the men. Company K 130th Infantry was ordered to Tamms by Governor Small.
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Tamms
Ins
James Hazelwood
Andrew Corbett
Cairo
130Th Infantry
Respecting Supt Seale: Carlisle Board Criticism Rebutted
J F Burke defends Supt E C Seale of the Lorain County Schools against Carlisle School Board criticisms over vacation pay and held up bills. Burke confirms no improper transactions, lauds Seale’s accomplishments in consolidating schools and building projects, and argues criticisms were overstated and misrepresented.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Carlisle School Board
E. C. Seale
Seale
Lorain County
Townships
J. F. Burke
Harding Returns Home to Welcoming Pacific Fleet
President Harding landed in Seattle to a 21 gun salute as the Pacific fleet formed a grand review off Elliott Bay. He toured the city, spoke on Alaska at a stadium address, and planned a Yosemite Park visit after departing for El Portal California.
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Seattle
Wash
Harding
Pacific Fleet
Henderson
Elliott Bay
Hilary P. Jones
United States
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Maryland
Tennessee
Idaho
Mississippi
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Algaria
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ahe
Alaska
el Portal
Cal
Yosemite Park
Conscience Money Returned To Local Store
Frack Burson, manager of Elyria Dry Goods Co., received a post office money order for two dollars from a woman signing as Mrs. C. Davis. She says she returned the amount after recalling she once took gloves years ago without paying. Her residence was not disclosed.
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Frack Burson
Elyria Dry Goods Co
C. Davis
Burson
Lorain Council Asked To Raise City Electrician Salary
Safety Director Harry Shiff will ask Lorain council to raise Chas Bogar city electrician's pay from 2520 to 2750 dollars a year. Bogar runs the Gamewell police and fire system and has a better offer from Lakewood. Shiff seeks to keep him in Lorain.
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Lohain City Electrician
Lorain
Harry Shiff
Chas
Bogar City Electrician
Gamewell
Lakewood
Shhiff
Nine on Jury as Whitfield Murder Trial Opens
Cleveland jurors nine men and three women sworn to try John Leonard Whitfield for the killing of Patrolman Dennis Griffin. Defense motions ruled, judge overrules venue requests, and the widow Griffin testifies as Whitfield stands trial for murder with high public interest. Patrols guard the square while Whitfield examines juror candidates and follows the proceedings.
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Cleveland
State of
Ohio
John Leonanl Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Stanton
Blaz Buonpane
Defense Counsel
Trelander
Phillips
Marie Agnes Price
Griffin
Whitffek
Whitfield
Jail Now Crowded in Lorain County Officials Avert Leniency
Lorain County commissioners Richmond Murray and Hale arrived to correct a newspaper claim they sought Judge Strenick to reduce penalties to release prisoners. They deny wanting leniency for liquor violators and note several Lorain prisoners have already waited since last October or months longer. The new ordinance shifts liquor fine proceeds to the city and requires municipal court fines to keep prisoners in the local jail.
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Sorain
Richmond
Murray
Hale
Strenick
Municipal Court
Lorain
Jeil
Veteran Tree In City Park Under Knife
One of Martin Davey’s tree experts was called to treat a distressed tree at the corner of Middle Avenue and Second Street. The county commissioners, guardians of the park, ordered a careful intervention to heal the ailing ward. The doctor removed dead limbs and bound wounds, treated the feet, and massaged the roots, hoping for a full recovery of the historic sapling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Davey
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Carson Enters Mayoralty Race as Independent Candidate
John Carson announces an independent bid for mayor amid reforms to the city council and debate over franchise policy. In Cincinnati, 300 young men from the area board a troop train to Camp Knox for emergency training as the nation braces for possible call to service.
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John Carson
Carson
Isp
Cincinnati
Cties
Columbia
Camp Knox
Louisville
Hitchcock Sues for Partition of Seven Acres in Columbia
Harry Hitchcock of Berea files suit seeking partition or sale of seven acres in Columbia. He names Chas H Hitchcock as a defendant. In a separate note, The Columbia Products morning secured cognovit for F M B Diederich.
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Harry Hitchcock
Berea
Columbia
Chas. H. Hitchcock
Columbia Products
B. Diederich
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Youngstown
Donahey
William G. Reese
Robert Backus
Reese
James Watkins
State Prohibition Department
Gibson
Donshey
Watkins
Oles
George Oles
Herbert H. Vogt
Massillon
State Supreme Court
Vogt
Grall
Fair
New Philadelphia
McIntyre
Santoy
Perry County
Koehler
Hamilton
Crow
Niles
Seven Seas
Smyrna
Naval Review
Eaton
Reformatory
HAUS
Illinois
Supt. Seale
Canada
Coron
Col. Sloan
Texsa
Gid
Texas Cotton
Br Coe Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Dennis Grifin
Col. Sloan Simpson
City Park
Councilman
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