Peace Treaty Thrown into Presidential Campaign by Wilson
Three Clevelanders were injured in a late Sunday auto accident near Grafton when their Ford crossed an unprotected crossing as two Big Four trains met. Mrs Lena Collin 46 of Lakewood was not expected to live. Her13 year old daughter Martha and Max Lehman 29 of Cleveland were recovering at Memorial hospital after the wreck. The party was en route to visit James Loftler.
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Furs Worth Million-Dollar Stock Sold At Spring Auction
St Louis May 10 Between six and seven million raw belts valued at more than 30 900 000 went on sale at the international fur exchange spring auction. Buyers from around the world attend the sale which will last about three weeks. An American woman purchases about 300 000 000 worth of furs yearly, and activity shows no sign of slackening with a shortage possibly coming late in 1920.
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Toledo Mayor Issues Rent Proclamation
Toledo on May 10 Mayor Schreit er issued a proclamation urging all citizens to rent rooms to ease housing shortages. The mayor called vacant rooms public slackers and noted hundreds seeking work cannot find quarters at any price.
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Citizens Probe Wooster Gas Supply For Elyria
A morning council gas committee and a citizens group began an independent inquiry into Wooster’s natural gas to assess available supply for Elyria. Members include L G Andrus, C W Tattersall, Joseph Hazelton, Frank Aust, H M Andress, J F Burke, and Harry Hinkgan. The study will evaluate Logans Natural Gas Co.’s efforts and potential development.
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Exchange’ Club
Logain Natural’ Gas Co
Sugar price fix in Ohio brings hoped relief at 23 cents
May reports from Columbus say a fair price commission set sugar at 23 cents a pound to ease costs in Elyria and Cleveland where 24 cents is common. The policy allows profit margins for dealers and specifies different shares for jobbers and retailers. The 23 cent ceiling lasts until current stocks run out, based on a wholesale $20.90 per 100 pounds. Pfeiffer and secretary Langan will organize the Hamilton county fair price commission in Cincinnati this afternoon.
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Toledo Man Is Injured Here
John Crause of Toledo, an employee of Stelker Construction Co., was struck by an ore bucket Saturday at a Willys-Overland project. The bucket swung around, knocking him over and breaking an arm with internal injuries. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Ohio Public Utilities OKs Barberton Phone Rate Hike
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Ohio State Telephone Company to raise rates in Barberton after noting improved service. Business line rates rise from 40 to 61 dollars while other services increase from 24 to 27 dollars effective June 1.
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Amherst Store Robbed of Silk Goods in Morning Burglary
Burglars broke a rear window of the C. G. Ashenbach dry goods store in Amherst and stole silks and luxury items valued around 2000. A truck and high powered roadster were seen near the scene as police alert states issued across Ohio.
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Canadian minister to United States given full diplomatic powers
A formal Canadian announcement from Ottawa states the Canadian minister will handle all British diplomatic relations with the United States. The move, read in Parliament and relayed via the British embassy, places unusual powers in the minister's hands in the absence of the British ambassador.
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Fifty Eight Couples Have Twenty or More Children
In the United States registration area for 1918 births outpaced deaths by 34.4 percent with 1,363,649 births and 1,014,620 deaths. Mortality was higher for male infants by 23 percent. Twins totaled 15,842 and triplets 147, with one record of a birth to the twentieth child.
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Wanamaker Considers Senate Run For Ohio
Judge R M Wanamaker of the Ohio Supreme Court announces he would feel obliged to seek the Republican nomination for U S Senate at the August primary if the people of Ohio desire it. The formal statement was addressed to Republican voters of Ohio.
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Railroad Strike Renewed Across Regions Today
Pittsburg and Lake Erie shopmen at McKees Rocks refuse to report for work joining yard crews in a renewed strike. Toledo insurgent union switchmen press Attorney General Palmer for evidence on recent strike charges. Baltimore and Ohio officials report improving fuel conditions and near normal operations with volunteer crews aiding trains.
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Blue Beard 10 Be Sentenced Today
Los Angeles May 16 sentence was set for James P. Watson who pleaded guilty to murdering Nina Lee Delaney. Watson, tied to several marriages across the country, is reported to have confessed to killing six others. Judge Frank B. Wing’s agonists would report before sentencing and Woolwine the district attorney was expected to recommend life imprisonment rather than death pending confirmation.
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Wilson Plans to Remain as Party's Head
President Wilson formally urges the Democratic party to endorse the Lodge reservations for the Versailles treaty. He calls the league of nations vital and urges uncompromising support of actions to honor the United States and aid humanity. W. J. Bryan pushes reservations, signaling expected Democratic battles at San Francisco over treaty terms.
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Trials of 22 on conspiracy charges in Chicago
Twenty six alleged radicals gathered in Chicago last September to form the communist labor party face trial in criminal court for conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the U S government and for criminal syndication. Sixteen at large are among those indicted. forty two including three women are named as organizers, with several said to have fled. John Reed, Harvard graduate and early Bolshevik envoy, is jailed in Abo Finland. data suggest Wilson's deportation ruling may not apply.
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Americans Across Border Rescue Fleet Stationed at Key West
A portion of the fleet is to be stationed at Key West Florida to rescue Americans across the border. The move comes as reports spread of Mexican assassinations and bandit activity near Tampico, an important oil center. A widow is informed of the killings as authorities announce plans related to retirement of a captain and continued control efforts.
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Harding Still In Presidency Senate Races
By Associated Press Washington May 10 Senator Harding remains a candidate for both the Republican presidential nomination and renomination to the Senate despite a poor showing in Indiana and Ohio. He denied withdrawal rumors and announced headquarters would open in Chicago as he works to qualify for a second Senate term.
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Secretary Daniels Attacks Admiral Sims Before Senate
Secretary Daniels accused Admiral Sims of lacking vision and belittling the American Navy. He charged Sims favored British decor ations and sought British admiralty status. Daniels said other officers refute Sims’ charges as grievances and urged prompt action on submarine defense plans.
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La Grange Resident Arthur Jackson Dies After Illness
Arthur Jackson aged 66 of LaGrange died Saturday noon after a long illness. He is survived by his widow three daughters Mrs Fred Freeman Elyria Mrs Carrie Burt Ashland and Mrs B L Wilcox LaGrange four grandchildren an aged father several brothers and sisters and many friends. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at two thirty at his LaGrange home.
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Mexican revolution gains and Mexican coast guards move
Associated Press reports rebels Goestack and persed forces disrupted Carranza's flight from Mexico City with heavy losses. Obregon claims Puebla capture and convoy routes to Veracruz cut. Oklahoma headed to Key West with Marines. Mexican ports under rebel control prompt U.S. naval protection plans. Londre says Carranza’s fate uncertain as embassies note shifting control of Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
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National Tube Co. to Build Homes for Employees
National Tube Co announces a program to assist employees in purchasing or building homes in Lorain with a 15 percent down payment, 12 year mortgage at 5 percent interest, optional larger payments up to 25 percent and loans up to 75 percent of cost. Company offers site selection, building plans, and construction, with private-owner purchases possible after inspection and approval. Question of Elyria employee aid discussed at Pittsburgh meeting, decision postponed.
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Chicken Thief Robs Four Farmers in Quiet Night
Four Columbia farmers and Sheriff Backus seek to interview a man who stole 125 chickens in one night. The thief visited several farms with a druck and removed birds so quietly the loss went undiscovered until morning. It is believed the chickens were taken to Cleveland to be disposed of.
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North Ridge Man Milton D Griffith Dies at 67
Milton D. Griffith 67 died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Leo Armstrong home in North Ridge. He had recently moved from Michigan where he lived for many years. His remains will be shipped Friday to Allegan Michigan for burial. State Republicans Meet Columbus May 10 members of committees met for routine party business.
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