Soviet Offer Seeks Pacific Control Through Russian Ports
Two Siberian naval bases on the coast would give the United States control of the Pacific, offered by the Moscow Soviet in exchange for full commercial relations with Soviet Russia. Van derlip reports the agreement was concluded in Russia and presented to Senator Lodge in Washington. one harbor is at Avatcha.
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International News Service
London
Hiberian
United States
America
Russia
Washington D
Wasderlip
Los Angeles
Manderlip
L & Gets
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Moscow
Twu
Senator Lodge
Washington
Avatcha
Woman killed in bad crossing collision in Cambridge
Miss Margaret Monahan 34 a stenographer was killed when an auto carrying her was struck by an interurban rapid transit car at a Cambridge crossing. John Dennis 19 suffered skull fracture and H P Bowen 20 was seriously hurt as the auto slowed to let the approaching interurban pass. The crash occurred as the auto attempted to cross and failed to note the second interurban.
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Sons Lust
Cambridge
Margaret Monahan
nJuries
John Dennie
H W Dennis
Oxford Company
H P Bowen
Wheeling
Hure Tehauto
Soviet offer of naval bases amid Siberian war news
The report states Soviet Russia offered the United States two Pacific naval bases near Kamchatka and Vostok as Japanese forces in Siberia widen their occupation. The Japanese support the Vladivostok Bolshevik government and may deem it necessary to occupy strategically important towns.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Pacific
Kamchatka
Constaart Bather
Vostok
Siberia
Vladivostokh
Soviet and British figures labor over wartime stakes
The article notes plans for a potential air base near Vladivostok as a strategic asset for Japan’s coast, while Nicolai Leoioe and H G Wells discuss Russia. Wells, suspected of carrying sensitive information, was detained at the border for five days on passport technicalities as fears of disclosure grew.
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Kamchatka
Bank Losses Near Thirty Thousand in Kentucky Collapse
Louisville June 10 The deposit back of Cropper Shelby county bank closed by state banking commissioner Lewis may reach 30000 as losses shift to banks stockholders. J H Kemper cashier, missing since last Monday, faces a charge of forgery and was arrested after the action.
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Shelby County
Lewis
J H. Kemper
Plank recovers on bond in Crawford case
Elymna Plank receives a verdict of 2500 from Crawford Letts Company and South erm Security in Judge Thompsons court. Plank sues for 260 on the bond claiming it was forfeited to him. A net champ loses later for personal service in London. Beckenham hosts the British open where Mrs Molla Mallory falls to Mrs Beamish.
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Crawford Lette Company
Southerm Security Company
A & Net
Yewn Servier
London
Molla Bjuretedt
Mallory
Beckenham
Beamish
Suit against Black Sox dwindle as key witness fails
Chicago dispatch reports dismissal of all criminal proceedings against eight Black Sox players after Samuel Pass, a wealthy salesman, fails to identify Abe Attell as the alleged ringleader of the 1919 World Series plot. Indictment rests largely on Pass testimony.
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Cinfernational News Service
Chicago
States Attorneys Office
Alee Attell
New York
States
Man Hurdles 100 Foot Cliff Fatal Altercation
Akron report details a deadly fight on the viaduct ending with VicGee killed by a blow from Ott Shirey during a dispute. Shirey allegedly struck McGee with a plank after an argument and history notes McGee planned to wed in Sycaeuse, New York.
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International News Service
Akron
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Ott Shirey
Diffult Tonn
Mude
McGee
Shirey
Victt
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Funeral planned for F W Galbraith Jr in Cincinnati
The body of F W Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion who died in an auto accident in Indianapolis will lie in state in Cincinnati before a 2 PM Saturday funeral The ceremony will be attended by Theodore Roosevelt Jr and other mourners and may move to Arlington National Cemetery later. Mrs Galbraith is understood to accept the war department offer to honor the Legion leader.
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F W Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapolis
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Galbraith
War Departments
United States Steel reports May unfilled orders drop
In its monthly statement United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders on May 31 at 5.482 million tons, down from 5.845 million tons on April 20, a decrease of 0.3627 million tons.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Controversy Over Air Service Leadership Sparks Shakeup
Major General Charles Menoher demands removal of General William Mitchell from duties triggering a government inquiry led by Secretary of War dividing the Army Air Service. The dispute centers on whether flying officers should direct air operations and limits on non flying officers in the service.
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Air Service
Bi Georges R. Holmes
Washington
Jane
Trneral Chase Menclear
Fraiser
William Alitchell
Wehg
Artilley
Cener
Arganx
Genral Mitchell
Mitchell
Senate amends Transport Act to extend shipper claims period
The Senate amended the Transportation Act of 1920 extending for one year the time for shippers to file claims against the government for overcharges during railroads’ federal control. Claims must be made to the Interstate Commerce Commission, but many were inadvertently sent to the Railroad Administration.
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TOW OS
Washington
The
Senate Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Administration
Davis to Succeed Good as House Appropriations Chair
Republican leaders near a decision to name Charles P Davis of Minnesota to replace James W Gold of Iowa who announced his resignation as chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. The move follows Gold stepping down and Davis emerging as the preferred successor.
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International News Service
Washington
Republican House
Charles P Davis
Minnesota
James W Gold
Iowa
House
Five in race for president of council eight for councilmen at large
Elyria election officials anticipate a lively August 9 primary with five candidates for president of the council and eight candidates for council at large, three to be chosen. The list shows all Republicans with possible last minute filings and a midnight flag petition deadline.
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Elyria
Council
Council At
Fistic Fight Ends with Hungarian Probers Pay Fines
John Koshke and Alex Veaith, both Hungarians, settled a dispute with a fight last evening. They were arrested and arraigned in Mayor Jones court this morning, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, and each was fined the specified amount plus costs. They then paid both fines and left the court.
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John Koshke
Alex Veaith
Jones Court
Vadim
Goth
Bodies of 72 Ohio veterans arrive for military funeral escort
The bodies of 72 Ohio World War heroes are on their way to Ohio. They are to arrive this afternoon over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A military escort will meet them at Union Station and accompany them to their final resting places.
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Oras
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Trion
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Sittiogs
Legion Sends Condolence to Mrs Galbraith
The Elyria Legion mailed a letter of condolence to Mrs WF Galbraith widow of Colonel Galbraith who served as Legion commander and was killed in an accident near Indianapolis early yesterday. The post will fly the American flag at half mast from tomorrow for a week and urges citizens to observe the gesture.
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Elyria Legion
WF Galbraith
Albraith Pati
American Legion
Man in Ohio cell attempts suicide after death sentence
Charles W Habig who was to be executed for the murder of Patrolman August Dyke last February slashed his left arm in his cell. A deputy sheriff found him in a weakened state and he was rushed to ward. He will recover.
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Wee
Elect
August Dyke
Charles W . Habig
Habiz
Striking Polishers Enjoined Over Attacks at Local Factory
The General Phonograph Company asks a court to bar Local No 297 members of the Wetal Polishers Buffers Platers and Silver Workers of North America from attacking nonstriking workers. Pickets allegedly used violence to force workers off the job and even halted two workers on their way home. The company says the strike violates the union's will and seeks to allow willing employees to return to work.
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Ceneral Phonograph Company
Wetal Polishers Buffers Pliters Brass and Silver Workers of North America
National Union
Father exonerated in murder case sparks relief in Akron
Akon jurors acquitted Charles W Smith of the murder of Peter Shur after a long deliberation from 2 pm the jury found him not guilty. Tears flowed as Smith thanked the jury and sheriff Pat Hutchinson. Smith was later returned to jail where he remains a witness against his son in the related slaying case.
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International
Akron
Harles W Smith
Peter Shur
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Pat Hutchinson
Ohioan Named as Probation Commissioner to Camar
Major Roy Haynes of Hillsboro Ohio is appointed probation commissioner to succeed John F Kramer president. Announcement made at the White House. Haynes, a newspaper editor, backed by the Anti Saloon league and Senator Willis of Ohio, previously led a Germantown regulatory group and held Methodist Episcopal church ties. He ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1912 against Representative Fe.
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Roy Haynes
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Ohio
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White House
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Anti Saloon League
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Methodist
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Congress
Representatve Fe
Greeks Combat Operations Against Turkish Army
London dispatch from Athens says Greek war fleet in the Black Sea bombarded Turkish nationals. News of sea attack prompts reports of a new land offensive to be opened next week near Constantinople.
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London
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Exchanse
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Deraklee
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Constantinople
Guy Atkins Suit Claims Wife’s Extravagant Habits
Guy Atkins of this city filed for divorce in common pleas court alleging Geraldine Shannon Atkins wasted money from their joint bank accounts. He states she drew over 1 060 and 1 119 from two banks and spent 500 on care for her sister. He says he has given his salary to her since marriage and accuses her of ungovernable temper and public humiliation. He also accuses her of infidelity.
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Felsila
Northern Savings and Loin Company
Common Pleas Court
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Plintiff
House debates Porter peace resolution to replace Knox war declaration
Washington June 10 The House began consideration of the Porter peace resolution as Republican leaders aim to bring a vote by Saturday afternoon. The move seeks to repeal the declaration of war currently in effect.
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Washington
House Today
Avers Spiritualist Stabbed Husband to Death
A Cleveland bound report says Mrs Catherine Raber admitted stabbing her husband Daniel F Raber after a dispute over alleged mistreatment by a Spanish spiritualist and accomplices. Police say five women are under arrest with several implicated in the murder plot as detectives pursue at large suspects.
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International News Service
Nework
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Virian VicArdle
Cleveland
N York
Daniel Kaber
Arthur Carey
Hom Bureau
Peter Christensen
Lakeswood
Ohio
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Raber
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Eva Cath Reber
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Coumes
C and Peice Department
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Lakewood
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Maryel
Bath
Business lecture on retailing in Ely next Thursday
D R Ibori a business expert will present a free lecture on retailing under the Better Business Club in Ely next Thursday June 16. The talk covers store organization advertising display personal selling and business control with a National Cash Register Company film shown. Merchants and families are especially invited with no admission charge.
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Ely Tit
D R Ibori
Better Business Club
Thomas Tepre
National Cash Register Company
Darton
Ohio
Wage cuts hit Cleveland building trades
Seventeen percent wage reductions approved by the board of arbiters affect Cleveland construction workers. Previously earning $125 per hour, journeymen and related trades see new rates as lower scales apply to all affected positions. In Liverpool, five hundred American Rotary delegates were greeted by the Lord Mayor before traveling to Edinburgh.
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Cleve
Cleveland
Board of
Weicover Rotarians
Liverpool
Great Britain
Edinburgh
County Road Work Advances Near Railroad Tracks
County commissioners push ahead on county roads with preparations to finish in a few days and start actual work. A parcel near the Bo and O railroad tracks was acquired for a road plant, with a switch track to be laid from that property, aiming to speed the project.
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Bo and O
Communist plot uncovered in Sweden and Finland
British police report a communist plot to trigger revolutions in Sweden and Finland, according to a raw News dispatch from London dated June 16. The warning alleges coordinated activities aimed at destabilizing governments in those Nordic nations.
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Sweden
Finland
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