Washington treaties put to use for others gain
Report from Washington notes Japan France Great Britain Italy delaying ratification of the Washington conference treaties. The United States remains the only first class power to approve while China is alone with it. Officials warn the U.S. may be left in a weak position if others reject the accords.
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Washington
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
State Department
United States
California
America
Mesopotamia
China
Senate
Peking
Tokio
Ger Teany
Try To Arbitrate Bus Controversy In Lorain
The Lorain city council and Mayor Grall seek to form a small council committee to hear jitney bus and street railway factions. The panel would gather suggestions from both sides and submit a recommendation on the best course of action.
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Lorain
Mayor Grall
Street
Grall
Missing recluse on Spruce Street prompts police probe
Desk Officer Tom Drage reported to police that John Laponte of 1041 Spruce Street has been missing for about two weeks. Neighbors are worried as Laponte lives alone and may be ill or dead. Drage noted recent despondency and neglect of the home. police plan to investigate today.
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Tom Drage
John Laponte
Spruce Street
Drage
Laponte
Two suits filed seek judgments for amounts over seven hundred
Two cognovit note judgments were taken this morning. F C Sklenan and George Lash sue Henry Peter for 750 and Cleveland & Lan sky Brewing Co sue Joseph Idea for 1322. Columbus June 14 state official says he will start a hearing soon on the protest against A P Sandles Ottawa for a democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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F.C. Sklenan
George Lashiagainst
Henry Peter
Cleveland & Lansky Brewing Co
Joseph Idea
Columbus
Smith
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Man takes blame to free fiancée in jewelry theft
Lumen Bede enabled Ruth Hayden to be released after he admitted complicity in a $100,000 jewelry theft from Mrs. Mitchell Arrison, wife of a New York sugar refiner. He is held for trial.
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Lumen Bede
Ruth Hayden
Mitchell Arrison
New York
Flag Day Observed With National Emblem Celebration
Today marks the 145th anniversary of Congress recognizing the Stars and Stripes as the national emblem. Flags adorn public buildings and homes citywide as a mass meeting in the city park plans music and two addresses at 7 39 PM with expected large attendance.
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Congress
Firelinked Arson Strikes Belfast Ruins Several Sites
June 14 reports say incendiary fires swept Belfast burning a restaurant a brewery and a chemical factory. While crews battled an engineering-plant blaze three firefighters fell from a roof and were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Belfast
Lorain Women Hurt in Crash Near Lorain Truck Co
Four Lorain women were injured yesterday afternoon when a truck owned by Lorain Truck Co collided with their car during a passing maneuver. Bessie Shiff Mollie Shiff Rose Shiff and Emma Shiff sisters of 1252 Broadway suffered multiple injuries. Mrs Barney Freeman and Mrs Jennie Gordon escaped harm. The truck rammed the car after attempting to pass a machine ahead.
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Lorain, Inc
Lorain
Isie
Lorain Truck Co
Bessie Shiff
Mollie
Rose
Emma Shiff
Broadway
Bessie Shhiff
Continued liquor case against H Graver in Lorain
The case charging four H Graver of Lorain with transporting liquor opened in police court this morning and was continued until next Friday at noon. The interstate commerce commission ruled today that coal rates on Henry Ford's railroad to the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line serving the Ironton district in Southern Ohio could be cut by ten cents a ton.
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H. Graver
Lorain
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
Ohio
Busch Charges Ships Sell Liquor Amid Prohibition Debate
Adolphus Busch denounces government ships selling intoxicants beyond the three mile limit and accuses officials of exempting state business from the Prohibition Act. He cites editorial defenses and calls for constitutional obedience and consistent enforcement.
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Adelphus Busch
United States
Bush
Haynes
Busch
Department of Justice
Three Mile
Three Mile Coast Line
Edi- New York
Ingiberty Bonds
Chicago Tribune
Shipping Board
Victory
Squar
U. S. Shipping Board
Defi
ST. Louis
Adolphus Busch I
Oliver T. Remmers
Anheuger Busch, Inc
Lasker
Harding
Tf Congress
Remmers
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Laske
Market Roundup Stock Winds Through Open
Stocks in New York mixed as Sinclair Oil and Mexican Petroleum edge up while United States Steel and Consolidated Gas slip. Chicago wheat futures show steady to higher opens with July, September and December contracts listed. Cleveland dairy and livestock markets reflect steady to firm tones with hogs and calves trading near recent highs.
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New York
Sinclair Oil Fosé
Mexican Petroleum
United States Steel
Consolidated Gas Rage
Canadian Pacific
New Haven
Studebaker
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Cleveland
Harding urged to punish Annapolis yearbook bias incident
Senator Sutherland writes to President Harding urging prompt action against Naval Academy students accused of bias in the Annapolis yearbook toward Leonard Kaplin a Jewish individual. The request highlights concerns over anti Semitic treatment within military academy publications.
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Washington
Harding
Sutherland
West Virginia
United States Naval Academy
Jse
Leonard Kaplin
Annapolis
Recovery of Sailor Scheschi Body Announced
Dispatch from the commander of the New Orleans reports the recovery of Ferdinand Joseph Scheschi one of eight American sailors drowned in Amur Bay on June 4. Scheschi of Oshkosh is identified among the victims and the report notes immediate liquor sale orders by Lasker.
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Washington
Ferdinand Joseph Scheschi
Amur Bay
Navy Department
U.S. S. New Orleans
Scheschi
Oshkosh
Ex-pugilist Jim Tully Becomes Noted Author of Emmett Lawlor
Jim Tully once a tramp and pugilist now earns fame as the author of Emmett Lawlor an autobiographical novel Harcourt is issuing this season. He was a near champion known across the middle west and formerly worked as a scenario reader for major picture companies.
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Jim Tully
Emmett Lawlor
Harcourt
Tully
Middle West
Subsidy Bill Introduced in Congress in June Washington
The administration ship subsidy bill was formally introduced in the House by Rep Edmonds of Pennsylvania and referred to the House Merchant Marine Committee. Leaders expect a House vote before July 1, with close forecasts as polls show roughly 114 Democrats and 100 Republicans oppose, while 201 Republicans and 16 Democrats support, totaling 214 against and 217 for in its current form.
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Washington
House
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
House Merchant Marine Committee
Hardings
Varsey Victorious in Ascot Royal Hunt Cap Race
At Ascot on June 14 the cold damp weather cooled fashion as Varsey won the royal hunt cap. Stratford placed second with Crubenmore third in the notable race meet.
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Ascot
England
Varsey
Stratford
Crubenmore
Cotton Queen of the South Seeks Congress Seat
Mrs. Lelia Seton Edmundson known as the Cotton Queen of the South plans to run in the Democratic primary in August. She owns a 1,600 acre cotton plantation near Decatur Alabama and has long advocated better roads and national farm laws for southern planters.
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Lelia Seton Edmundson
South
Decatur
Ala
Congress
Labor Plans Aggressive Action and Political Influence
The American Federation of Labor delegates announce plans for broader political activity without forming a new party, targeting women and farmers to join labor. They expect to push a constitutional amendment to end child labor and consider resolutions on labor unity, court recall, and support for coal miners, amid international labor concerns. Irish workers at Greenmount Mills in Dublin have seized and barricaded the plant in a separate dispatch.
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Federation
Matthew Woll
Albert H. Freidberg
Cincinnati
Florence Kelley
National Consumers League
T. B. McCullough
International Typographical Union
William Green
Ohio State Senate
United Mine Worker
Mary H. Halas
Woman's National Trade Union League
American Federation of Labor
Samut of Labor
Obregon
Medico
Soviet Russia
Coronado
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Federation of Labor
Ku Klux Klan
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Alf Hjort
Iowa State Federation of Labor
La Follette Denounces Courts and Taft at Convention
La Follette attacks federal judges and the Supreme Court for overruling Congress and the people. He accuses five of nine justices of ruling the nation, censures Taft, and calls for judicial recalls and constitutional amendments to curb court power.
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Congress
United States
Taft
LaFollette
LaFellette
United States Supreme Courts
Coronado
Anderson
Indiana
McClinne
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Coronado Coal Company
Tear Gas Siege at Oregon Jail Witnessed by Mob
A charged mob from Ontario Oregon besieged a jail demanding a prisoner. Police used tear gas and clubs to hold back the crowd for two hours as Sheriff Larra bee warned of imminent action and pledged state police support.
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Ontario
Oregon
Justice
Tom Alice Mallett
Larrabee
Jail Abduction Confession Sparks City Hunt
A mob ransacked the jail and sheriff’s residence seeking John Mills after Straub, said to have confessed killing Miss Malet, was moved from the jail. Sheriff Larrabee confirmed Straub’s admission of the axe attack and murder amid a tense manhunt and scattered pursuit.
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Collar
Garrett
John Mills
Main Street
Mills
Straub
Larrabee
International News Service
Eniking
Miss Mallet
Miss Malet
Florence Crittenden House
Farmer Reclaims Strength After Typhoid With Tanlac
Norman J. Wearstler of Ellet Ohio complains of lingering fatigue after typhoid fever. He credits Tanlac for restoring appetite and energy, claiming a nineteen pound weight gain and ability to work from sun up to sun down. His wife also reports benefits.
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Tanlac
Ohio
Norman J. Wearstler
Ellet
Taniac
Advt
Wrinkles Around Eyes And Mouth Cream Advised
An old time remedy proposes a gentle finger massage with a buttermilk cream to reduce wrinkles around eyes and mouth. The ad promises satisfaction with money back if dissatisfied and offers a trial package by mail for 10 cents.
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Award Bros. Co
Buffalo, N
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