Mexican Revolt Rumors Intensify in Mexico City
AP dispatches report Carranza garrison at Torreon under General Cesario Castro revolted and rebels claimed control of the city. Reports say vessels and trains restricted while plans for a provisional government and a new constitution are debated by revolutionaries amid rising conflict.
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Carranza
Torrean
Mexico City
Washington
Mexfeark Revoluionary
Torreon
Pesario Castro
Celso Castro
Pablo Gonzalés
Bonillas
Gonzales
Obregon Chaz
Agua Prieta
Adolfo. de la Ichas
Caranza
Huerta
de la Huerta
Ecab
Reb
Elg
Chihuahua
Anu
Cesario Castro
Neee
Three Deaths Reported in Chicago Hair Fabric Factory Case
Coroner and health commissioner investigate after three deaths and two more reported at Chicago Cushion factory, linked to anthrax fears. Factory closed pending probe whether germ came from imported raw hair. Hair company officials say anthrax is a sheep disease and they handled no wool.
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Aasobiatea Presa
Chicago
Cozy
Health
Robertson
Aait
Manheld for Murder Breaks Down in Trial
Anse Bast, charged with the murder of Miss Vera Schneider on April 24, testified in his own defense that he had never seen the girl until officers showed him her body at the crime scene. Bast wept briefly during his description of the night’s movements, saying he spent time at a motion picture theater and walking about town until midnight before a short cut home led him past the scene.
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Associated Press
Pontiac
Mich
Anse Bast
Vera Schneider
Bbst
Best
Elyria Man May Receive Carnegie Medal for Rescue
L N Freeman of the Soviet meat Ordinance department living at 113 Glenwood street may receive a Carnegie medal for rescuing Donald Whetro of 310 Silver street Marion from drowning at Durfee's Lake. Freeman dived twice, pulling the boy from deep water after a companion failed. The boy was revived after medical help arrived.
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L. N. Freeman
Soviet Meat Ordinance Department
Glenwood Street
Carnegie Medal
Donald Whetro
Silver Street
Marion
Freeman
Durfee's Lake
Whetro
Allen
Presidential preference returns and conventions report
May 6 reports from San Francisco New Haven Albany and Columbus note Johnson Hoover and Wood leading in delegates and votes in early returns. Connecticut and New York Democrats name delegates while Volstead Act revision gains support. Ohio and Cleveland details show Daugherty trailing Boyd by 959 votes with possible contest.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Herbert c
Hoover
Johnson
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Albany
New York
William W. Farley
Colorado
Pushle
Col
Chicago
Wood
Indianapolis
Leonard Wood
California
India
Lowden
Illinois
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
New -Haven
W. H. Boyd
Cleveland
Harry A. Daugherty
Harding
Daugherty
Cincinnati
Bran
Admiral Benson Denies Bias in British War Policy
Admiral William S Benson told the Senate naval investigating committee that he warned Admiral Sims against allowing British influence to affect official acts. He recalled a March 1917 remark about fighting Germans and British alike but said a misquotation led to grave injustice. He stated no hostility to Britain.
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Associated
Prasvy
Washington
William 9. Benson
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Bear
Admiral Sims
Benson
Speaker Urges Factory Harmony and Cooperation
Dr. Nicholas Van der Py of Overlin addressed the Kiwanis Club on factory issues urging cooperation and maximum efficiency. He condemned radical figures on both sides and warned of hot passions in public questions. In a separate note, Ethel Hull, 21, said to have taken poison after a marriage cleansing, died this morning in Cambridge, Ohio.
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Nicholas van der Py
Overlin
Kiwanis Club
van der Py
John Wesley Hui
Ethel Hull
Cambridge
Veterans disabled after World War reach 641,906
New York May 6 641 906 World War veterans are dependents of the United States for ongoing support and an annual $325 million expense, per Dr W C Rucker chief medical advisor to the War Risk Insurance Bureau. He cites 76438 neuro psychiatric cases among disabled veterans and adds counts for endocrine disease epilepsy psycho neurosis alcohol related insanity feeble minded and other categories. The figure 641 906 is seen as the maximum discharged with disability.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
W. C. Rucker
Army
Navy
Rucker
Bounty Ministers Meet Here On Monday
A local ministerial gathering is scheduled for Monday in Lorain County. The notice mentions a meeting of denominational leaders and community representatives at a central venue with intent to discuss Fourth Estate topics.
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Bounty
Lorain “County
Trial of Brooksville pastor leads troops to guard case
In Brooksville Kentucky a former pastor Marksberry faces a serious charge as jury deliberations begin with militia guarding the courthouse amid fears of civil unrest after an attempted lynching last autumn. Jesse Glenn's body was found near Marksberry's farm.
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Brooksville
Latonia
Marksberry
Jesse Glenn
Newall
Lynch
Covington
Glen
Glenn
Lexington
Lever Act Upheld by Federal Judge in Mississippi
Federal Judge Holmes upheld the Lever food control act and refused to issue an injunction against T. J. Locke the federal fair price commissioner for Mississippi from enforcing fair price standards. The ruling confirms the act's constitutionality and allows continued enforcement in the state.
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Ansodated
Jackson, Miss
Holmes
T. J. Locke
Mississippi
Murderous assault on Civil War veteran in Beloit area
Henry J. Windie 71, a Civil War veteran, was brutally attacked at his Beloit area home last evening. He was struck four times with a hammer in his garage and robbed of 75 dollars in currency and 97 dollars in checks.
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Associated Press
Alliance
Henry J. Windie
Beloit
Windie
League of Nations council outlines steps for Rome meeting
Washington May 6 The council of the League of Nations set to meet in Rome May 14 will consider disarmament treaties, admission of new members, and publication of all league treaties. Plans include a data ready system for each member to study and present questions when called.
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Associated Press
Washington
Council of the League of Nations
Rome
League
League Assembly
Trade Council to Review Candidates Before Endorsement
The Building Trades Council held a meeting to appoint a committee to investigate candidates and report findings. Mayor's opportunity to be heard was provided, and a treasurer and Cornell were among those present.
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Trades' Council
Elks
Trades Council
Thay
Ware
Epdice
Cornell
Invésti
Fall Is Fatal for Mrs Erne
Mrs Elizabeth Erne longtime city resident dies after a fall that fractured her hip at Memorial hospital She was in her 84th year and lived here 66 years Since her husband's death she resided with her daughter Mrs Savage 355 East River Street Survived by daughters Mrs John Murbach Elyria Mrs C G Snearer Cleveland Mrs J E Murbach Bradenton Fla and Mrs C H Savage Elyria seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral at the Savage home Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev J H Grant Interment Elyria Cemetery
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Elizabeth Erne
Memorial Hospital
Erne
Chap
Savage
East River Street
John Murbach
Elyria
CG. H. Snearer
Cleveland
J. E. Murbach
Bradentown
Fla
C. H. Savage
J.H. ‘Grant
Elyria Cemetery
Poles Press Kiev Advance in Ukrainian Campaign
Reports from Kyiv and Warsaw describe Polish and Ukrainian forces pressing near Kiev with fighting around the Kiev bridgehead. Poles push back Bolsheviks amid machine gun and artillery resistance while awaiting Ukrainian entry into the capital.
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Associated ‘ Press
Warsaw
Kilev
Ukraine
Kiev
Foreign Office
Berne
Baku
Batum
Causasia
Tiflis
William _N
Haskell
Caucus
Georgia
Anlikd
Armenia
Moscow
Erivan
Ohio Teachers Oath of Allegiance Instructs Staff
The Elyria teaching staff received a distributed oath requiring allegiance to the United States and Ohio constitutions. The oath instructs teachers to promote flag respect and loyalty to the government. A marriage license was issued to Clarence Kern of Chillicothe and Phyllis Baker of Amherst, daughter of O. H. Baker, a furniture dealer.
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Ohio
Elyria
The
United States
United States of America
Clarence Kern
Chillicothe
Phyllis Baker
Amherst
O. H. Baker
Labor unrest and political blame in midwestern strike activity
Amid national debate over labor conditions, officials claim government deception fuels strikes. Reports from Indianapolis note coal operators indicted over winter actions. Mass engineers strike for a 4½ hour day and higher wages, while Chicago faces a building tie-up as mill cars strike continues.
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Indianapolis
Charles E. Hughes
Anderson
Grand. Dry
Chicago
Chicago Lumbermiens’ , Association
George Rint
Comittee
Palmer Balked in Efforts to Deport Aliens
Washington May 6 Assistant Attorney General Garvin said a May ruling by Secretary Wilson on deportation ground against radicals leaves the Justice Department action undecided until Attorney General Palmer studies the opinion. He noted no evidence of intent to use force or violence by the Communist Labor Party and that no immediate action is foreseen.
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Washington
Senate
Secreta
Wilson
Nnst Labor Party
Department of Justice
Palmer’ Hag
Garvin
Jusitica
Communist Labor
Aimt
Sovvernment
Beetrom Tha’ Oitimuhist
Labor Party
Local Kiwanis Club Prepares for Intercity Meet
Over fifty members travel by special cars to Cleveland for the InterCity Kiwanis gathering. A banquet at the Hotel Statler opens the event, with F. S. Aust as secretary of the Inter-City committee and handling all plans.
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Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Southwestern
Cleveland
Ikiwanis Clubs
Hotel Statler
F. S. Aust
Inter-City Committee
Mrs. Mary Butler Dies After Paralytic Stroke
Mary Butler aged 85 of 442 Louisiana av died this morning from paralysis stroke. Born in Amherst she lived here many years. Survived by son George McIntyre and daughter Flora McIntyre who lived with her. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at home conducted by Rev. Nichols Baptist church burial Carlisle cemetery.
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Mary Butler
Louisiana
Amherst
George McIntyre
Flora McIntyre
Rev. Nichols
Baptist Church
Carlisle Cemetery
Federal Bank Head Declares Business Conditions Improving
D C Willis chairman of the Cleveland Federal Reserve board told a Chamber of Commerce audience that the country should return to normal conditions. He blamed the public for Liberty bond depreciation and said no panic is likely as the banking system remains sound and Elyria is a strong financial region.
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Federal Bank
D.C. Wills
D. C. Willis
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Wills
Elyria
Cleveland Federal Bank
Britain Ignores U S Views on Ireland
London May 6 Premier Lloyd George will not take cognizance of a message from American Congressmen on Ireland. Downing Street officials say such resolutions are political maneuvers and do not reflect American sentiment, carrying little weight.
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Associatas Press
London
Lloyd George
Ireland
Downing Street
Associated Press
America
No Criminal Trials This Term At Court
Unusual court term as indicted men refuse to stand trial. Grand jury returned few indictments and those charged pleaded guilty. Two were sent to penitentiary, three to reform school, others released or placed elsewhere.
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Reformatory
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