Oath Issue for Irish Parliament Spawns Debate
London reports that Britain will not require an oath of allegiance from Irish provisional parliament members but will from those in the Irish free state after a proposed constitution. Churchill clarifies allegiance rules while famine and arson plague Londonderry and Belfast with refugees and Catholic-Protestant tension amid Ulster turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Belfast
Londonderry
Glasgow
Ulster
Americans economize on soap and cosmetics
Bert Butterworth of Los Angeles reported at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Milwaukee that Americans spend about twenty cents per person per year on soap and about fifty cents per person per year on cosmetics, disputing claims that the young seek beauty at high cost.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bert Butterworth
Los Angeles
United States
Butterworth
Associated Advertising Clubs
Gompers Plan Rejected by Leaders in Labor Capital Talks
June 13 report from Cincinnati notes Samuel Gompers proposed five year round table between labor and capital to end labor strife. Bank head Charles H. Mitchell and United States Steel’s Elbert H. Gray offered cautious or noncommittal replies. Samuel Untermyer called open shop talk hubbub. Gary’s stance seen as cautious. Ohio State commencement in Columbus moved to Coliseum after 28 degree drop. 1159 graduates earned 1184 degrees at state fair grounds.
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New York
Samuel Gemypers
Cincinnati
International News Service
Charles H. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Capital
Gompers
Lavor
Elbert H. Gray
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Samuel Untermyer
Columbus
Ohio State University
State Fair Grounds
Record Flight Reaches 24206 Feet Parachute Jump
Dayton June 13 Lieutenant Leigh Wade Captain A W Stey sen photographer and Sergeant Roy Langham observer receive congratulations for a record breaking Martin bomber ascent to 24206 feet. Flight lasted almost two hours Stevens leaped with parachute and oxygen tank turbine tank tore free yet Stevens landed safely at Jamestown 25 miles away. Wade and Stey sen landed at McCookfield.
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Dayton
Leigh Wade
A. W. Steysen
Roy Langham
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Springfield
Stevens
Jamestown
Wade
McCookfield
Complete List of Precinct Leaders in Elyria City Wards and Townships
The document lists declared candidates for precinct committeemen across Elyria city wards including First ward precincts A to E, Second ward precincts A to G, Third ward precincts A to H, and Fourth ward precincts A to G, plus Amherst village and township areas. Names such as J. Warden Edna Winslow Merwin Lord Harvey Ridgway A R Jones F A Stetson and Otto Kelley are named among others. The list covers multiple precincts in Elyria and surrounding towns with party annotations where shown.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
J. W. Warden
Edna FE. Winslow
William C. Meinke
Merwin H. Lord
Arthur L. Riehwine
Harvey N. Ridgway
E. E. H. Terrell
B. J. Shubert
R. A. Osborne
Harry J. Andrews
Ben N. Casson
R. A. Moulton
Sol Sack Frank R. Henke
Henry A. Beck
Philip Flood
D. M. Byam
J. G. Schrock
Third Ward
R. W. Faulhaber
L. D. Huffman
Chas. L. Adams
A. Beebe
Frank A. Smith
Ross Fauver
Anthony Nieding
Alex Altfeld
James C. Hewett
S. J. George
W. J. Lucas
Fourth Ward
A. R. Jones
F. A. Stetson
J. W. Dewhurst
Frank S
Emma Cooley
J. N. Stone
C. W. Kinney
C. K. Whitney
W- J. Phillips
C. J. Wright
Pittsfield
Roy Widdowson
W. H. Green
Russia
Carl E. Dramm
Wellington
C.E. Dirlam
W. L. Gott
First Precinct
S. A. Williams
Revolt in China Looting and Mass Burnings Reported
Reports from Shanghai say Norwegian Lutheran mission at Luchan in Hanal province was looted and destroyed by bands. Advices state many buildings burned and more than 100 Chinese were shot or burned to death amid the violence.
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Shanghai
Luchan
Hanal
Three Die in Ammonia Plant Explosion in Detroit
In Detroit Michigan six firemen and five plant workers were overcome by ammonia gas after a pipe burst sparked an explosion at Parker Webb packing. Three men were killed Robert Burner engineer Charles Neuman pipe fitter William Nagel helper. Missing engineer John Guilanas and six hundred employees escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Parker-Webb
Robert Burner
Charles Neuman
William Nagel
John Guilanas
Methodist Picnic At Riverview Park Draws 1500
The M. E. Sunday school hosts a large church picnic at Riverview Park tomorrow afternoon with 1500 attendees. A six o clock dinner is planned with each person bringing their own meal. A Methodist Church League baseball game against the Ohio Public Service team will be played along with children's contests and rides on the merry go round and ponies. Free ice cream lemonade and rides are provided for all children. The day also features games and athletic events for youngsters. In separate news Ronald True the former aviator sentenced to death for a girl's death faces renewed political scrutiny after a cabinet review of his reprieve in London dated June 13.
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M. HE
Riverview Park
Methodist
Church League
Ohio Public Service
Merrygoround
London
Ronald True
Boulder Rock Solves Sixth Street Mystery at New Tech Site
Residents on Sixth Street reported visions of phantom figures near the New Technical High School. At sunrise a two ton reddish rock appeared in front of the building bearing the inscription 22 and a white painted square, allegedly left by the 1922 class as a handmark, ending the mystery.
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Sixth Street
Technical High School
Sir Conan Doyle
Washington Building
Middle Avenue
Herrick Tells Rotary of Ohio Road Building
Leon T. Herrick of the State Highway Commission spoke to the Rotary Club on Ohio road building. He said 1,025 miles were built last year, the most by any state in a single year. The department has been reorganized for efficiency and costs are kept low. weather may limit this year's construction to eight to nine hundred miles. Herrick's talk was engaging and instructive.
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Leon T. Herrick
State Highway Commission
Rotary Club
Ohio
Herrick
British soldiers captured in Dardanelles reported massacred
London June 13 twelve British soldiers were captured by Kemalists in the Dardanelles and are reported to have been massacred according to a News agency despatch received today.
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Washington
Rhodopolis
Asia Minor
Athens
Djevegli
London
Dardanelles
Flag Day Observance in Elyria Seeks Community Service Ties
A Flag Day mass meeting planned for tomorrow evening in the city park follows National Community Service aims. The program starts at 7 30 with Boy's Band music then community singing led by J Oliver Brison from the National Society. An unnamed minister will give the invocation and J F Burke will speak on Elyria Community Service. A girls class from the Social Settlement led by Miss Gill will present the exercises.
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National Community Service Organization
J. Oliver Brison
National Society
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Miss Gill
Sheriff raid uncovers large county still on Windfall road
Sheriff Backus and deputies Fey Cole and Lucas raided a farm on Windfall road Henrietta yesterday afternoon capturing three men John Lawalski Anthony Lawalski and Ernest Taylor all Lorain residents. A large still with 40 gallon copper boiler 485 gallons of mash and several kegs seized. Lawalskis and Taylor pleaded guilty and fined 500 plus costs each with Anthony Lewalski sent to juvenile court. The operation was newly established and quickly halted by the raid.
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Henrietta
Backus
Fey, Cole
Lucas
John and
Anthony Lawalski
Hlytia Avenue
Ernest Taylor
Reid Avenue
Lorain
Taylor
Lukanne
J. C. Conaway
John Lewalski
Anthony Lewalski
Lorain Editor Sues Wife for Divorce Over Alleged Menagerie
Lorain newspaper man Justin J. Minnich filed for divorce from Meredith Minnich alleging she kept a menagerie at home and lavished affection on it. He claims they wed in January 1921, and soon after she confessed to marrying him to spite another sweetheart. He says she treated him coldly and refused to recognize his relatives and pursued nightly dances with questionable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin J. Minnich
Lorain
Today
Meedith Minnich
Labor Leaders Debate Ship Subsidy At AFL Convention
Delegates of the American Federation of Labor condemn President Harding's ship subsidy plan as a dangerous scheme favoring ship owners. James Duncan praises solidarity and political power of unions while Andrew Furugeth calls the measure loot. Robert LaFollette and Florence Kelly are slated to speak as the convention continues.
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Cincinnnati
American Federation
Bor
Dominion of Canaa
Great Britain
Ls Poulton
Herbert H. Smith
British Trade Union Congress
Amiéreican
Ernest Robinson
Trades Tand Labor Congress
Domini
Son of
Canada
Americ
Tomorr
United States
Senate
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Florence, Kelly
Pennsylvania
B. Dent Bardi
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Aspira
James Duncan
Granite Cutters’ International
Harding
Congress
Andrew Furugeth
Seaman’s Union
Mule Shot By Deputy Fleeing Across State Line
Bluefield West Virginia June 13 Deputy Sheriff H K Bailey fired at Bil Blankenship as he questioned saddle bags believed to hold contraband liquor. The mule bolted four miles then died near the Kentucky border. Blankenship crossed into Kentucky before officers could catch him.
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Bluefield
W. Va
H. K. Bailey
Bil Blakenship
Bailey
Kentucky
Blankenship
Ohio Attorney General Rules on County Tax for Fairs
June 13 The attorney general states county commissioners may levy a tax on county real estate for agricultural societies including fair grounds improvements and exhibit buildings. He also rules county auditors cannot issue duplicate warrants after loss. A separate ruling allows a board of education to buy property build a school outside district limits.
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Columbus
Price
N. E. Kidd
Marietta
Society
Louis H. Capelle
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Jesse C. Henley
Lisbon
Timberman May Be Taken Back to State Penitentiary
Sheriff Backus said Timberman former Lorain safety director will be sent back to serve his sentence for bribery unless the Supreme Court acts on his appeal. A 20 day stay was granted to allow attorneys to seek Supreme Court review on error. Timberman could be released if a last minute order arrives or if the court accepts the appeal by June 15th.
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Backus
Totady
C. C. Timberman
Lorain
Supreme Court
Court of Common Pleas
Timberman
Court of of Appeals
Sherif
Bandits Target Mexican Train. Posse Kills Three
Mexican bandits attempting a train robbery near Cesario station south of Mazatlan were repulsed by General Ricardo Rodriguez and staff. Three bandits were killed and two wounded. 25 bandits reportedly learned of a $35,000 bullion shipment aboard the express car. Two staff members were lightly wounded as 200 soldiers pursue the robbers under General Angel Flores.
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Nogales
Ariz
Southern Pacific of Mexico
Cesario Station
Mazatlan
Sinalo
Riciardo Rodriguez
Rosario
Rodriguez
Angel Flores
Mexico
Sues for Deed in Nichol's Addition Property Suit
John Vind sues J. C. Hayne and William Francis to compel a deed for a Nichol's addition lot. He bought the property for $2500, the defendants accepted $535 on the purchase price, and Vind is ready to pay the balance. He also mentions a Randall addition lot and requests proper deed issuance.
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John Vind
J. C. Hayne
William Francis
Nichol
Lee & Iain
Randall
Tribecs
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Cleveland
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Charity Hospital
David Goldford
E. 66Th Street
Hotel Statler
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BE. P. Clement
Gillespie
Cleve
Jones
Gowpers
Marcia Kane
San Francisco
Swetheart
Ivor
Bassett
St Gs
Ravelstoke
B.v
Methodist Church
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