Memorial Hall Drive Fueled By Legion Feast Effort
Buffalo suburb Hot Springs hosts a Legion banquet amid a memorial hall drive. Four people died when a New York Central freight train struck a car. the event spurs calls for a lasting veterans memorial housing a community hall with mayor support and Kiwanis aid.
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Buffalo
N.Y
New York Central
Hot Springs
Oscar Richardson
Woodland
Ida Richardson
Charles Bray
Prosperity in Nation Booms as Wages Rise
Washington June 15 African industries show continued expansion as May payrolls rise 4.1 percent over April. Across 675 establishments in 47 manufacturing lines 2,249,425 workers earned $60,219,175 that week. Compared with May last year only the gas and cigarette industries show employment declines.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Enmity Rumors Cast Shadow Over Mayor Crow’s Administration
Governor Donley criticizes the Columbus mayor in a letter, urging specific law enforcement instructions and accusing critics of failing to cooperate. He says poli o removal plans show zeal and promises prompt action if citizens’ reports are not believed.
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Columbus
Express
James Crow
Niles
Donley
May
Crow
Vernor
Donahey
Two More Are Fin ed S800 Here
Steve Supsak arrested on illegal possession of liquor. he brought Tony Zeleznye to court who admitted the liquor belonged to him. Supsak was discharged and Zeleznye fined 500 dollars plus costs for a first offense. Felix Plato found guilty of illegal sale of liquor and fined 500 dollars and costs, with notice of appeal.
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Steve Supsak
Sam Nagy
Reo
Tony Zeleznye
Tony
Supsak
Jones
Zeleznye
French extend blockade and siege measures in western Germany
French military authorities extend the economic blockade in western Germany and occupy depots between Dortmund and Kray South. Bomb explosions trigger a state of siege in Bonn. In Windschlaege a man is fined and arrests follow a railway blast. German court fines a teacher for placard urging passive resistance.
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Berlin
Germany
Dortmund
Kray-South
Dbe
Gindschlaege
Windschlaege
Ebersweiler
Landau
Herr Heinz
Ruhr
Bonn
Lnes
Slayer Caspar Pastroni Hanged in Chicago
Caspar Pastroni was hanged in Chicago after being convicted of murdering Mrs. Elizabeth Wilchell and her 11 year old daughter Agatha at the time she refused to desert her husband. He attempted suicide during the crime and died without comment.
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Chicago
Caspar Pastroni
Elizabeth Wilchell
Agatha
Mrs. Mary C. Robinson 91 Dies at Home
Mrs. Mary Cave Robinson widow of James T. Robinson died Thursday at 1 30 p m at 221 East Avenue after four months illness. Born Avon November 7 1832 she lived here all her life. Survived by son Theodore T. Robinson and grandson Harry C. Robinson. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from the family home. burial beside husband in Fisids Cemetery.
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Mary Cave Robinson
James T. Robinson
East Avenue
Avon
Theodore T. Robinson
Washington Avenue
Harry C. Robinson
Canton
Fisids
Woman Injured When Hit by Bus in Elyria
Mrs. John Wyiostk, 37, was struck by a rapid transit bus from Lorain to Elyria at 6 30 this morning while walking to work at the Elyria Candy Works. She suffered a broken collar bone and was taken to Memorial hospital. The driver, Tony Ross of Lorain, was involved. Last week another bus driver was fined for speeding after an arrest by Sheriff Underhill.
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John Wyiostk
Lorain
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Tony Ross
Sheriff Underhill
Blue car raised from Cuyahoga river with six suspected occupants
A blue painted sedan stolen from Cleveland was hoisted from the Cuyahoga River after plunging in last night. Divers found no signs of anyone in the car as J D Stanton prepared to dive again to search for bodies. Eyewitnesses identified the car careening into the water near Westlith street.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
J D. Stanton
Westlith Street
Cit
Patrick Flannery
Big Four
James Cassidy
Joseph Shaughnessy
St Clair Avenue Hill
Charles Sacha
Daniel Ryan Former State Officer Dies in Columbus
Columbus June 15 Death of farmer and former Ohio secretary of state Daniel R Ryan 68 occurred here today after long ill health. He served as executive commissioner for Ohio at the Chicago Exposition and led Ohio exhibitors at Antwerp 1883. He held trusteeship with the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society and authored Ohio histories and books on Civil War era topics.
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Columbus
Farmer
Daniel 3
Ryan
Ohio
Association of American
Antwerp
Ohio Archological and Historical Society
Oho
Jury Deadlock in Toledo Murder Case
June 15 jurors report a deadlock in the Harry Bather case, a former Toledo policeman charged with first degree murder in the Johns C Herbrack killing. Six jurors favor acquittal and six favor first degree murder with some seeking mercy. Bather is the second of four tried. Howard Miller was previously found guilty and sentenced to life.
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Toledo
Harry Bather
Bathers
John C Herbrack
Monroe Street
Howard Miller
Ursuline Sisters to Observe Golden Jubilee in Toledo
Two Ursuline sisters will observe their golden jubilee in Toledo on June 13. Mother St. Charles and Mother St. Ursula entered the convent together on June 19, 1873. Rev. Father Houck of Toledo, brother of Mother St. Ursula, will celebrate solemn high mass at the opening.
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Toledo
St. Charles
St. Ursula
Father Houck
St Ursula
Divorce Suit Filed by Lorain Woman Against Daniel Bogus
Victoria Bogus sues for divorce from Daniel Bogus at Lorain alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married in 1912 the pair have one child. She accuses him of desertion and cites a man in Cleveland as corespondent. Court action asks for dissolution of marriage and custody.
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Victoria Bogus
Lorain
Daniel Bogus
Cleveland
Final settlement reached with Pennsylvania rail system
Washington June 15 A final settlement with the 24 rail road companies of the Pennsylvania system has been made by Director General Davis. After balancing accounts the government is owed a substantial sum largely due to capital expenditures of 90 million dollars. The government will fund this balance with secured paper. The Pennsylvania system handles about one tenth of national class one road traffic and possesses a similar share of equipment.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Davis
Railroad Administration
Britain and France Near Unified Ruhr Reparations Plan
Berlin reports England and France have a joint program for reparations and Ruhr policy with solid Entente unity. London claims Britain has not shifted its ruler policy. Germany faces pressure to surrender passive resistance as Italy’s bid to intervene fails.
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Berlin
England
France
Ruhr
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
London
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Paris
Entente Front
Cuno
Croker's Widow Wins Will Case in Dublin Court
The jury found Richard Croker's will valid and Mrs Bula Croker, widow of the late Tammany leader, sole legatee. It cleared that she was not Marone's wife and awarded costs against Richard Croker Jr. and his sister, with the will admitted to probate.
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Dublin
Crokere
Bula Croker
Richard Croker
Tammany
New York
Croker
Marone
Richard Croker Jr
Ethel Croker White
Interlocking Safety Device Ordered by Commission
June 15 Columbus report says the safety device to prevent derailments on Syne cornet te t tomn Ralireed was ordered by the sac wuil ties commission to inspect and implement. The ruling aims to safeguard crossings and reduce accidents along the line.
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Columbus
Sac Wuilties Commission
Payroll Heist by Four Armed Men Over $22,000
June 15 Four armed men held up a Pullman Company payroll messenger and cashier in the yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Long Island City, escaping with $22,000. They overpowered the messengers as they descended a viaduct stair, then fled after taking the cash. The victims were F. H. McGuire and EB F. Cohn, aided by Pennsylvania Railroad officer John Moran.
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New York
Pullman Company
Pennsylvania Road
Long Island City
F. H. McGuire
EB. F. Cohn
John Moran
Pennsylvania Railroad
McGuire
Banadits
Ther
Illinois
Pocahontas Hite
Mes Fiat
John Green
Mes
Federal judge fines man for out of season ducks
Columbus June 15 Federal Judge Sater fined Daniel Coffman Buckeye Lake Licking County 125 dollars and costs for violating the migratory bird act by killing two wild ducks out of season.
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Columbus
Sater
Daniel Coffman
Buckeye Lake
Licking County
State adopts hands off policy on David colony
Lansing officials back a hands off stance toward the David colony at Benton Harbor amid an affidavit by Walter M. Nelson alleging public officials protect the colony and its leaders. Nelson claims sheriff records were not served on Benjamin Purnell and cites interference in investigations of alleged abuses within the group.
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Lansing
Mich
Benton Harbor
Walter M. Nelson
Detroit
Nelson
Hansel
Grand Rapids
Berrien County
King
Benjamin Purnell
Shiloh
Purnell
Prohibition Agents Nab Couple for Selling Liquor
Cleveland reprint reports Jane Shoetz and Nicholas Roman prohibition agents held on bond after liquor selling arrests in Parma. They faced charges including selling booze and possessing liquor with a witness statement from Mrs. Anas Batles. Court hearing set for Tuesday in the justice court of Hellman Gellman.
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Cleveland
Jane
Shoetz
Nicholas Roman
Court of Justice of the
Hellman Gellman
Parma
Anas Batles
Treasury refunds 126 million to wrongfully collected taxes
Treasury officials announce that 126,006,000 dollars paid in 1917 to 1920 taxes were refunded to taxpayers. The refunds stem from the Revenue Bureau's efforts to resolve years of congested litigation and incorrect collections. Officials expect further refunds during the current fiscal year ending June.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Tubewasl Revenue Bureau
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