Arding calls off dry net plans at White House conference
Washington June 9 Plans a big prohibition conference at the White House between President and governors had virtually been abandoned for the present It is possible a smaller meeting may be arranged next month but the president reluctantly postpones his plans until autumn The president hopes to urge enforcement of all laws and seeks to present a unified federal stance amid state resistance The lack of state participation and the Albany repeal of New York law complicates nationwide enforcement efforts The administration aims to engage trial leaders in a dozen states during his across the continent trip to press absolute enforcement and promote legislative remedies rather than non enforcement
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Washington
White House
Ding
E Ding
Smith
Nw York
Fed
York
Former HI athlete Niel Al Jones dies at 19
Niel Al Jones, 19, former Hawaii athlete, died unexpectedly late yesterday from heart trouble after a short illness. He was a year graduate of the high school and played football. Survived by his parents Dan R Jones Sr and two sisters Mary Louise and Elizabeth and brother Willis. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at home, Rev Nichols officiating. burial at Glendale Lawn.
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Dames R. Jones
Dan R. Jones
Clever Street
Abbe Road
Yan
Alugh
National Bank
Orches
Shore Inn
Mary Louise
Elizabeth
Willis
Nichols
Gelawn
Thumm Sues for Divorce in Lorain Case
Carl G. Thumm files for divorce from B. Thumm of Lorain alleging wilful absence for three years since their July 1911 marriage in this city.
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Carl G. Thumm
B. Thumm
Lorain
First Arrest for Auto Sale Bill Failure
Sheriff Underhill arrested Charlies McDaniel of Lorain, driver of the Elyria Lo rain taxi, for speeding through the country. He was fined 35 plus costs by Justice S J George. Wills Petit of Barberton was also arrested for an overloaded truck and fined 50 plus costs. Clifford Tilberg of Columbia was arrested for not furnishing a bill of sale, the first arrest under the Atwood law, case continued for witnesses.
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Sheriff Underhill
Charlies McDaniel
Lorain
Elyria
S. J. George
Wills Petit
Barberton
Clifford Tilberg
Columbia
Atwood
Six Held In Slaying Of Helena Drachmann In Youngstown
Six arrests in the Helena Drachmann case unfold as detectives connect warnings to a Filipino chauffeur Christ Connell with a threatening note. Authorities pursue inquest plans as relationships, alibis, and a West Side taxi circle are scrutinized for clues to the murder of the 21 year old woman found near Hubbard Road.
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Youngstown
Helena Drachman
W. Co
Hubbard Road
Christ Connell
Connell
George K. Menier
Edith K. Menier
C. Cumberlege
Earl C. Chamberlain
M. Chamberlain
Jamestown
N. Y. Hunt
West Side
Menier
Chamberlain
Philippine Islands
Filipino confesses to nurse murder on ferry flight
Elionzo Lazarda a Filipino servant confessed after police grilling that he strangled Helen Martin a 24 year old nurse. He said they quarreled over marriage then hid the body in heavy paper and tried to dump it from a Staten Island ferry. Passengers restrained him as officers found the wrapped body in the boathouse and room evidence included blood stains and an engagement ring. He was arraigned and jailed without bail with further proceedings planned.
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New York
Elionzo Laxarda
Helen
Staten Island
New Jersey
Lazarda
Ltttle
Battery
St. George
Arlington
Edward Maureur
Maureur
McAuliffe
Lagarda
Miss Martin
Mary
Philadelphia
Lazardo
District Attorney's Office
Bomb at Steubenville Woman’s Home Damages Several Houses
Steubenville residents awoke to an explosion guess as dynamite tore into the residence of Misa Mainie Smith on South Water Street early today. The blast wrecked the building and loosened several neighboring houses from their foundations. Police hold several clues pointing to the bombers and expect arrests today.
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Steubenville
Misa Mainie Smith
South Water Street
Kaskaskia Insurance Co. Sues For 225 Judgment
The Kaskaskia Live Stock Insurance Co. has secured a judgment against L. G. Tilberg for 225 dollars on a cognovit note given two years ago, per court records.
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Kaskaskia Live Stock Insurance Co
L. G. Tilberg
Tax meet June 15 in Columbus calls referendum on taxation bills
Columbus June 9 A P Sandles secretary of the uniform rule league has called a June 15 meeting for persons interested in pursuing a referendum on the Taft and Albaugh taxation bills.
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Columbus
A. P. Sandles
Uniform Rule League
Rearrested in Murder of Girl in Cincinnati
Robert Holler, 30, once freed on liquor-extradition doubts, was rearrested last night on warrants tied to a North Carolina death of a girl. He claimed he fled Tarpei state for lack of fall accommodations and said the girl jumped from the vehicle, waiving extradition.
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Cincinnati
Robert Holler
Newton
N. C
North Carolina
Holler
Tarpei
Nickel Plate expands traffic ties with Hocking Valley plans
Cleveland June 9 Nickel Plate president J J Bernet in a plan from the Van Sweringen control group outlines traffic exchange with Hocking Valley a Chesapeake and Ohio subsidiary. Budgeted expenditures total 11382500 for the year including 6066000 for highway crossing protection additional trackage yard storage and 5216550 for new equipment such as 11325 gondola coal cars 1975006 hopper coal cars 1920000 freight locomotives and 289050 passenger locomotives. All equipment is slated for delivery before fall as traffic is expected to rise.
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
J. J. Bernet
van Sweringen
Controlles Road
Trafic
Man Accused of Murder Over Wife Affair in Columbus
Jesse Clark 25, a salesman, faces a first degree murder charge for the fatal rock attack on John L Sullivan Jr 31 in Columbus The killing followed a quarrel over Clark allegedly pursuing Sullivan's wife After the incident Sullivan told his mother he was dying and named Clark as the attacker The two men reportedly met after Sullivan and his wife had separated and were coincidentally back in town for a baby’s funeral Clark and Mrs Sullivan had left together after separating
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Columbus
Jesse Clark
John L. Sullvan, Jr
Clark
Sullivan
Father and Son Hanged on Same Gallows in Alabama
In Birmingham on June 9 William Golson, a Black man, was hanged at the Jefferson county jail using the same gallows that executed his father a quarter century ago. He was convicted of criminal assault on a white woman.
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Birmingham
Ala
William Golson
Jefferson County
Golson
Pastor Drowns After Slipping in Quarry Edge
Galion Ohio June 9 Funeral plans pending for Rev. C. K. Alexander 40 pastor of the First Presbyterian Church who drowned last night after slipping on damp grass at a stone quarry and falling into thirty feet of water. The body was recovered hours later.
Germany Faces Revolt Fears And Ruhr Crisis
Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno warns of a red revolution looming over Germany as Ruhr resistance continues amid French occupation. He asserts Germany will pay the price to defend sovereignty and criticizes France’s policy while offering a 100 year non aggression pledge and promising full openness of the nation’s books.
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Edward E. Eagle
International News Service
Muenster
Germany
Wilhelm Cuno
M. Poincare
Berlin
Hisself
France
Ruhr
Elyria Given Two Years to Erect Disposal Plant
The State Board of Health ordered Elyria and several factories to stop polluting Black River and to build disposal plants or redirect wastes into sanitary sewers within two years. The city must acquire land and fund a plant costing about $200,000, while Elyria Iron & Steel and Harshaw Fuller Goodwin and Fay Stocking Co. must also cooperate, with pumps and sewer improvements planned to end direct river discharges. Local officials urged quick action amid protests from residents about odors and health concerns.
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Harshaw - Fuller - Goodwin CO
FAY Stocking CO
Elyria. Iron & Steel CO
Black River
State Board of Health
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
Elys?ria
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Elyria Tron and Steel Co
Harshaw-Fuller-Goodwin Co
A. R. Jones
Dittoe
Leu
Dittee
Don Baird
John Powell
H. A. Beck
David Hamlin
Diem Chambers
Health Board
F. J. Powell
Otto Mischka
Canton
Elyria
State Board Health
Styria
Allen forecasts US stance on world affairs after Europe tour
Henry J. Allen former Kansas governor and anti internationalist says America will not join the league of nations while warning the world court idea may appeal to President Harding. He predicts no campaign impact from the liquor question and says Harding will be renominated. He notes Russia’s red army strength and France’s Ruhr demands as Germany signal ongoing tension. Allen plans to return to Wichita after reporting on the Near East.
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New York
America
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
New York Bay
Harding
Court of Justice
Near East Reef
Europe
Russia
Red Army
France
Ruhr
Germany
Washington
Wichita
Runaway Oberlin Boy Sought in Elyria
Police seek 16 year old Coary Sturgis Jr of Oberlin who disappeared from home yesterday. Father appeals for help to locate him. Boy described as wearing a khaki or tweed suit with short trousers.
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Coary Sturgis, Jr
Oberlin
Unfilled Steel Orders Decline From May to June
United States Steel reports unfilled orders in May end at 6,981,351 tons, down from 7,288,509 tons in April, a decrease of 307,155 tons. Factory data shows lower demand as steel industry trends shift.
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New York
Jeane
United States Steel Corporation Today
Floods Cause Deaths in Lower Volga Valley
June 9 report from Stockholm and Moscow notes floods in the lower Volga valley in Russia have caused deaths of residents and inflicted widespread damage across towns. Other dispatches describe unrest and tensions in Hankow and Changsha as Japan proceeds with security measures amid attacks, with ships moved and guards deployed.
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Stockholm
Lower Volga
Russia
Moscow
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