Harding to veto bonus bill in current form forecast
Washington June 21 political leaders say President Harding will veto the soldiers bonus bill if Congress passes it in the form reported by Chairman McCumber. They expect the measure will not reach approval by the Senate until shaped to meet the president’s likely conditions. The White House maintains the president’s stance remains as in his letter to McCumber.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
McCamber
White House
Woman for president? Anna Oleson seeks Senate seat
Cloquet Minnesota June 21 Mrs Anna Dickie Oleson the first woman nominated for United States senator by a major party won the Democratic primary over two male rivals She plans a fall campaign with husband Peter and daughter Mary Her platform includes repeal of the Esch Cummins law reopening the Newberry case passage of soldiers compensation and a lower tariff to aid farmers and provide a European market for goods
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Cloquet
Minn
United States
Anna Dickie Oleson
Oleson
Europe
Appeals Judgment Case Involving Insane Man
The National Tube Co. asks for a stay of execution in the case of James Muzychek who won $5,000 and $7 weekly for life after an injury at the Plant left him insane and in Massillon asylum. Judge Redington granted the stay on a $3,000 bond to allow appeal to the Circuit Supreme Court, as the circuit court upheld the lower verdict.
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The
National Tube Co
James Muzychek
Massillon
Redington
Circuit Supreme Court
Chestnut Ridge Road Improvement Nears Completion
County Engineer C M Theo- Dald reports 4.92 miles of Chestnut Ridge Road rebuilt by penetration in about fifty days, a strong record. Completion provides a solid link to Cleveland if Cleveland Street road is closed. Theobald notes concrete road from Kingslee Corners to Belden nearing completion at 200 feet per day and progress on the Wellington south road.
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C. M. Theo- Dald
Chestnut Ridge
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Theobald
Kingslee Corners
Belden
Wellington
Ruth 5 given three more at Chicago
June 21 an additional suspension of three days without pay was imposed on Babe Ruth by Ban Johnson of the American League after trouble with umpire Dineen in Cleveland. Ruth had been suspended for three days yesterday, and with today’s reports the league added another three days, keeping him idle for six days and unpaid.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ban Johnson
American League
Dineen
Cleveland
Ruth
Johnson
Babe
Twenty Hurt In Brooklyn Street Car Crash
Twenty persons were reported hurt in Brooklyn when a Graham and Flushing avenue street car collided with a truck loaded with ice this afternoon. Authorities investigated the crash and potential injuries to passengers and bystanders were assessed.
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New York
Brooklyn
Graham and
Flushing Avenue Street
Lorain Pastors Clash Over Bible Interpretation
Lorain preachers fault a sermon by Rev L C Grant of First Congregational saying the Bible should not be taken literally and that science and Bible do not always agree. They accuse him of cutting out parts he dislikes and plan a later reply sermon by Rev Rilling of the Lutheran church.
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Lorain
L. C Grant
First Congregational Church
Wm Jennings Bryan
Rev
Rilling
Lutheran Church
Grant
Flossie Burdue Files Suit for Divorce
Flossie Burdue files for divorce from Herman Burdue of 103 Robson Court. She alleges extreme cruelty and says he struck her within a week after their September marriage in 1926 or 1927 and has assaulted her repeatedly, with no support. She seeks alimony and restoration to her maiden name Florence G Troup.
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Flossie Burdue
Herman Burdue
Robson Court
Florence 'G
Troup
Knight defends principles in Ohio Gubernatorial bid
Norwalk Ohio June 21 Congressman Charles L Knight of Akron declared he will not compromise his constitutional principles for votes in the race for governor. He told the Kiwanis Club that whether elected or not, his stance remains firm and not shaped by pandering to all voters. He warned against sacrificing beliefs to win support.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Charles L Knight
Akron
Kiwanis Club
Massively Charged Pastor Arrested in Los Angeles
A former Presbyterian minister, alias Donald J.D. Stewart and Robert Allen McLaren Browne, arrested in Los Angeles. Pinkertons say he faces polygamy, grand larceny, and fraudulent checks charges linked to five wives and multiple marriages in New Jersey, New York, Detroit, and Boston.
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New York
Los Angeles
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Pinkertons
Boston
Donald JD Stewart
Robert Allen McLaren Browne
Dundes Lake
N. J
Paterson
Pinkerton
Barbara Jones
Mount Carmel
New York City
Dundee Lake
California
Ethel M. Turner Osbalderston
Bertha Ellen Grannis
Detroit
Norma Ehrenseller
New Jersey
Sanderson
Tex
Chico
Cal
Tenderloin
Steals $75 From Safe Fined $2
Wellington reports Archie Kurtz entered A H Binder's store and took $75 from the open safe. He was caught near the exit and brought before Mayor Wells. The court pressed one charge of intoxication, resulting in a $2 fine plus costs.
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Wellington
Archie Kurtz
A. H. Binder
Wells
Intortea~ Pee
Costa
Soviet Russian concessions at Hague conference hinted
Moscow reports a first official admission that Russia may grant further concessions to Allied powers at the Hague. Leonid Krassin says any concessions must be mutual and cites limited credit from European powers. He notes Russia seeks American manufacturer cooperation and hopes to meet U.S. business leaders within a year.
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Moscow
Russia
Leonid Krassin
The
Hague
Kraysin
Kraesin
State Hughes
United States
Boris Bakhmeteff
Hughes
Phonograph Co Picnic At Riverview Park Saturday
The General Phonograph Co will hold its annual picnic at Riverview Park this Saturday. A fine program of sports has been arranged with prizes. This is the first time the company hosts the event at home. Elyria Rats meet LaGrange in the feature athletic attraction. Westerns and Oberlins will play a postponed county league game after forfeits by both sides.
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General Phonograph Co
Riverview Park
P.i.ts
Elyria Rats
LaGrange
Westerns
Oberlins
Six Hurt When Auto Overturned Near Uniontown
Six people were injured when their automobile overturned on the National Pike near Uniontown Pennsylvania early today. Three of the injured are reported seriously. Five are in Uniontown Hospital. The victims include Miss Sarah Lilley and Miss Julia Wilson of Patterson New Jersey Louis Goldberg Ralph M Smith Louis Matlin all of Uniontown and an unidentified man.
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Uniontown
National Pike
Here
Union~ Town Hospital
Sarah Lilley
Julia Wilson
Patterson
N. J
Louis Goldberg
Ralph M. Smith
Louis Matlin
Hearing on Ditch Improvement in Shefield Township
County commissioners hold a hearing for property owners on cleaning and widening the Dietrich ditch in Shefield township southeast area. Attendance is large with some opposition to the improvement.
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Sheffield Township
Grass Fire Controls On Edgewood Street Blaze
The fire department received a still alarm at 4 30 yesterday after noon due to a grass fire on Edgewood street on the east side of the river. Sparks from an ember are believed to have started it. A lively blaze was in progress and the department soon had it under control.
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Edgewood Street
Ambush Kills Two Police in County Armagh Ireland
In Belfast a farmer died in crossfire while two policemen were killed in an ambush at Keady in Armagh. Prisoners from Sinn Fein were moved from jails to the Argenta prison ship, recently bought from the United States Shipping Board by the Ulster government.
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Belfast
Ireland
Keady
Armagh
Sinn Fein
Argenta
United States Shipping Board
Ulster
Gas safety house to house canvass by Citizens Gas Co
The Citizens Gas Co conducts a house to house safety canvass inspecting gas usage leaks and rusty pipes. Owners may need pipe painting or rust replacement and cellar wall holes cemented to prevent gas entry. Unsafe properties are reported to Fire Chief Bates for immediate follow up and mitigation.
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Citizens Gas Co
Bates
Gas Co
Perkins v Kunzo verdict for $340 damages
A jury awarded Jessie M. Perkins a $340 judgment against John Kunzo of Lorain for damages to a Republic truck wrecked in an automobile collision. The case details the liability and outcome of the crash and its financial remedy.
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Jessie M. Perkins
John Kunzo
Lorain
Republic
PLAN FEDERAL OVERSIGHT FOR FLAPPERS IN CHAUTAUQUA
A federation of 2,006,000 American women urges a reform drive on divorce and marriage laws to gain federal supervision. The June 21 convention in Chautauqua, New York, envisions the federal government as guardian for the flapper, who challenges social norms with short skirts and bobbed hair.
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Federation of Women’s Club
Chautauqua
N.Y
Sam
Federation of Women's Clubs
Probe Report Links Love Nest to Ward Slaying
Pinkerton detectives report a blackmail scheme connected to the Clarence Peters slaying. Walter S Ward, son of a baker, allegedly ran a West 120th Street love nest with constant visitors and a frequent caller, a red haired woman, before his wife left town. DA Weeks is set to present the tale to the Westchester grand jury.
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White Plains
N. Y
Pinkerton
Walter S Ward
Baker
Clarence Peters
Ward
New York City
West 120Th Street
Harry Scott
Pink
Beryl Curtis Ward
Frederick £. Weeks
West Chester County
Grand
Allen Boot Shop Takes Over The Leader Shoe Co
The Leader Shoe Co bankrupt stock and fixtures have been sold to Allen's Boot Shop of Lorain. Howard Allen will manage the new Lorain store and aims to reopen about Thursday next week, with redecorating and restocking underway.
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Allen Boot Shop
Leader Shoe Co
Allen's Boot Shop
Lorain
Howard Allen
Cleveland Elyria Road bids rejected and a boy dies in Cincinnati
The Highway Director announced that bids dated June 1 for construction and improvement on Cleveland-Elyria Road Sections D and EB were rejected. In Cincinnati a boy, Paul Rice, age 7, died after using a cardboard box as an umbrella and being struck by a car while crossing a street.
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Leon Herrick
Cleveland-Elyria
Cincinnati
Paul Rice
Main Avenue
Norwad
Longest Day Marks Beginning of Longer Days
The article notes the longest day of the year with sunrise at 4 52 and sunset at 7 11, predicting days will lengthen and households will soon think of the empty coal bin as spring approaches. The tone teases a lucky moment for courting and hints at changing seasons.
Labor leaders fail to unite on strike plan in Cincinnati
Leaders of railroad employes and coal miners met in Cincinnati for a second session to coordinate future actions after an initial conference produced only a joint statement by John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and B M. Jewell of the AFL. They warned of a potential railroad strike in early July while condemning the period of harassment since the armistice and urging public understanding of the facts.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
B M. Jewell
Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Sinking fund backs new bonds for veterans aid in Ohio
Columbus June 21 the sinking fund commission favors a constitutional amendment to issue up to 19 million dollars in additional bonds to fund adjusted compensation for World War I veterans. Attorney General Price told Governor Davis figures to aid his decision on calling a fall special session to place the amendment on the November ballot. He warned that funds may be insufficient to meet all adjusted compensation claims already due.
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Columbus
State” Sinking Fund Commission
Ohio
General Price
Davis
State Sinking Fund Commission
Smith
State Smith
Tracy
Lorain man awarded 25000 in auto collision case
John Tumas of Lorain sued Frank Parsley for injuries after a street car incident. The jury found Parsley liable and awarded Tumas 25000 for permanent injuries including multiple fractures and long hospital stay.
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John Tumas
Lorain
Frank Parsley
Tumas
Parssey
Wheatley
Gompers Hurls Defiance at Enemies at Labor Convention
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke at the convention in Cincinnati vowing the labor movement will rise again to defy its enemies amid industrial strife. He rebutted charges that federation leaders are on capitalistic payrolls and backed a push to investigate the Federated Press despite opposition from delegates.
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Cincincinati
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Federated Press
Matthew T. Woll
Joseph Lynal
Peoria
Illinois
Woll and Gompers
Max Sulfisky
Cleveland
Tailors Union
Michael Hannon Funeral Friday
Michael Hannon 28 died suddenly at his Cleveland home after heart trouble. Survived by three sisters Mrs J F Wilbert Mrs J F Curtin and Mrs Frank McQuire. Remains at sister Mrs Wilbert’s home. Funeral Friday at 9 from Agnes Church with burial at Mary's Cemetery. He had lived in this city with the family for some time.
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Michael Hannon
Cleveland
J. F. Wilbert
Furnace Street
J. F. Curtin
68Th Street
Frank McQuire
LaGrange Read
Wibert Spd
Agnes
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Robert L. Graves
Edith Kelly Gould
Dudley F. Malone
Amon
Mme
Ganna Walska
Dudley Field Malone
Phonogrape CO
Probe Report
Cleveland-El Ria
Swope
General Electric Company
G. Swope
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Bulletins
Supreme Court
Frelinghuysen
Dayton
Montgomery County
Thomas Meighan
Lillian
Sabatino Svordonano
Meighan
Labor Press Bureau
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