Allies in Harmony On Russian Policy Says Lloyd George
Paris July 28 General Ludendorff is said to offer 1,500,000 troops to fight Bolsheviks in exchange for German gains including Posen and Danzig terms. Lloyd George says France Italy and Britain agree on talks with the Russian Soviet government despite sensational newspaper claims. Front advances against the Poles are noted by Moscow. Bolshevik forces threaten Lwow and Lemberg as Budenny reinforces with armored cars. Additional French officers join the Polish mission and a French led officer school opens near Warsaw.
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Paris
Ludendorff
Berlin
Journal
Russia
Germany
Posen
Danzig
London
France
Italy
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Boulogne
Moscow
Warsaw
Jong
Bielystok
Galicia
Lemberg
Bile -PinskiMrest-Litovak
Likdad
Lamerg
Budenny
Hese
Poland
Therore
George Garrett Dies in County Memorial Hospital
ONG RESIDENT OF COUNTY DIES George Garrett died last night at Memorial Hospital He lived at Stop 10 Green Line and was well known He was twin brother of John Tett He is survived by his wife and mother Funeral services set for 2:30 at his home conducted by Rev Geo Weatherby Burial at Elmwood Cemetery Lorain
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George Garrett
Memorial Spital
Green Line
John Tett
J. C. Garrett
Elmwood Etery
Lorain
Turkish Leader Hreported Captured Near Adrianople
Athens reports Colonel Jafar Tayar, Turkish nationalist commandant at Adrianople, captured in Bostanii village east of Adrianople. This follows a Constantinople dispatch dated July 26 noting his capture as Greeks entered Adrianople.
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Athens
Jafar Tayar
Adrianople
Bostanii
Constantinople
All Classes Represented In New German Reichstag
The article notes the new Reichstag includes industrial leaders from big business and humble workers. Hugo Stinnes stands as chief representative of wealth, while George Jedebour leads the Radical Socialists and Dr. Helfferich backs privileged interests. Baron von Lersner serves as a diplomat member for Germany at the peace conference.
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Reichstag
Hugo Stinnes
George Jedebour
Helfferich
New Assembly
Baron, von Lersner
Germany
Dr. Helfferich
Baron von Lersner
Stinnes
George Ledebour
Gals Would Limit Hours Of Office
Columbus notes the state industrial commission proposes extending the 50 hour weekly limit for female factory workers to business offices. The annual report by T. P. Kearns cites cases of women in office roles working 70 to 75 hours weekly.
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Columbus
T. P. Kearns
State Industrial Commission
Police Censorship Sparks Flap Over Local News
Police Clerk Grant Shrock and Officer W C Hill attempted to suppress police news reports sparking a confrontation with the Chronicle Telegram. Mayor Jones fined Mural Stipp for liquor transport later deemed conduct unbecoming. The paper's press insisted on full coverage while officials defended secrecy.
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Grant Shrock
W. C. Hill
O. K
Shrock-Hill
Schrock-Hill
Mural Stipp
North Eaton
Stipp
Jones
Schrock
C. W. Hill
Police and Common Pleas Court
Hill
Stion
Waad, Tam
Burke
State Senate
Chronicle-Telegram
Meyers
Chronicle- Tregram
Smith
Cleveland
Dayton Plans Homecoming For Cox
Dayton prepares for two major events with Governor Cox as the focus. A non-partisan home-coming celebration honors a prominent citizen, followed by notification ceremonies amid flags, lithographs, and a parade. Governor Cox and Mayor Switzer will speak in a central court of honor with planes, fireworks, and music as featured attractions.
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Dayton
Cox
Cincinnati Elks Leader Dies In Elevator Accident
Lawrence J. Casey a prominent contractor and ex exalted ruler of the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks was killed when a descending elevator cab crushed his head in a building where he had been doing repairs. He was 45 years old.
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Cincinnati
Lawrence J. Casey
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Impounded Stray Horse Held Over Garden Damage
A stray horse found roaming in the garden of Mrs. Julia Zgoda at 111 Erie Street was impounded by police. The animal will be held until the owner pays for damages to garden crops.
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Julia Zgoda
Erie St
Villa Surrenders to Mexican Government
Official confirmation from the American legation at Piedras Negras reports Francisco Villa has surrendered unconditionally to the Mexican federal government. Villa, meeting General Martinez at Sabina, said the country needs peace for reconstruction and will reside at Nieves Zacatecas after disbanding his troops at Torreon. His men will march to Torreon. each receives a year’s pay to start anew.
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Washington
Francisco Villa
Mexico
State Department
Ate Piedras Negras
Piedras Negras
Mexico City
Martinez
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
Sabina
Villa
Nieves
Zacatecas
Torreon
Y. M. C. A. Basement Redesign Plans Announced
The Y M C A basement undergoes extensive alterations to create the boys department. Bowling alleys are removed and the space will be repurposed to increase room for younger boys. The senior department will move into the former juniors’ quarters, improving overall use for both departments.
G A R Leader Captain Elias R Monfort Dies
Captain Elias R Monfort, 78, former Cincinnati postmaster and former national commander of the G A R, died at his daughter Mrs B Burtis home in Oak Corners New York where he had been visiting since May.
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Cincinnati
Elias R. Monfort
B. Burtis
Oak Corners
New York
Law May
New Twist in Trunk Murder Case Emerges in New York
Police link handwriting of E. Leroy to the mystery figure “P. P. Pulverer” connected to the trunk murder of a woman found in Detroit shipment. Leroy faces parole violations after a Tombs sentence for stealing Liberty bonds and jewelry. Detroit police plan to question Kid McCoy Jackson and others to trace the victim’s movements. A second trunk shipment is suspected to contain organs.
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New York
E. Leroy
Detroit
P. P. Poulverer
Cecil B. Landon
Oregon
Poulverer
Landon
McAlpin
John P. Smith
Sturgis
Miss
Kid McCoy Jackson
Katherine Jackson
Dickson
Michigan
Chautauqua Opens Here August 3
The Elyria Chautauqua course will open on August 13 and run seven days. Guarantors meet Tuesday evening to finalize arrangements for the largest Chautauqua in Elyria. Tickets are on sale at several local stores. The event returns to the same corner site as last year at Sixth street and West avenue.
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Elyria
Savage’s
Haserodt's
Ford Loomis
Crandall’s
Ebert’s Drug Store
Baron’s Jewelry Store
Central Book Store
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Three Bandits Loot Grass Lake Bank In Jackson Area
Three armed bandits entered the Farmers State Bank at Grass Lake Michigan jealously locking the cashier and assistant in the cage before fleeing in a car with loot possibly reaching ten thousand dollars. Officials said a posse surrounded the bandits at Wolfe Lake southeast of Jackson with unconfirmed reports of a man killed in the exchange.
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Jackson
Mich
Farmers State Bank
Grass Lake
Here
Wolfe Lake
Australian Bishop Barred From Ireland Plans End Stay
New York July 29 Archbishop Daniel J Mannix of Melbourne Australia faces a British government ban on entering Ireland due to recent Irish question remarks. He will sail on the Baltic Saturday noon despite the ban, as the American Commission on Irish Independence reports. The statement urges Irish supporters to stand with him.
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New York
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
Australia
Great Britain
Baltic
Ireland
American Commission On
Lloyd George
Mannix
Sleuths Help Police In Search For Barnes Murderer
Police aided by New York Central railroad detectives close in on a killer in the David Barnes case. An autopsy shows a .38 caliber gun used. three shots fired, two suspects from Berea, one from Toledo, with two men held as witnesses. Three men arraigned on vagrancy charges. two more linked suspects sought. bundled details outline a broad investigation with funeral plans for Barnes.
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Lorain
New York Central Railroad
David Barnes
Barnes
Berea
Toledo
Jones
Lanta
New’ York -Central Railroad Detective Department
Freeman
Carmen
Green Line
J.cit
Abby Road
Themen
Cleveland
Berlin Heights Saturdaay
Paroled youth sought in messenger slaying case
London July 29 police pursue Frank Mill 29 a paroled Mansfield reformatory inmate for the slaying of 19 year old Roy Shay a Western Union messenger found shot in the head on July 6. Mill allegedly took Shay's motorcycle and fled to Lancaster with Martin Wacher 16 an industrial school inmate. a companion named by police details the escape.
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London
Frank Mill
Mansfield Reformatory
Roy Shay
Western Union
Mill
Shay
Lancaster
Martin Wacher
State Industrial School
Harding Busy on Correspondence
Marion July 2 Senator Harding said he was busy clearing accumulated correspondence at his desk. He described the quiet pre campaign period as the busiest experience yet with his clerical force growing and a deluge of letters and telegrams keeping headquarters behind schedule.
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Marion
Harding
Globe trotter completes long hike to St John N B
Henry Stewart aged 73 finishes a trek to St John New Brunswick after a months long tramp begun in February He claims to have walked 74000 miles across America Europe Asia and Africa during a ten year globe trotting career now returning to San Diego California today
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St. John N. B
Henry Stewart
San Diego
California
Stewar
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Boys Band to Open City Concert Series Tomorrow
The Boys' Band of the city will give the first municipal concert of the season in the public park tomorrow evening. Arrangements were made by the council committee and band leader B. A. Daird. Seven concerts are planned this season with a special program soon after. Large crowds are expected to attend the events.
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B. A. Daird
Tomorre
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