Mellon Gail on Mission 10 Europe
Secretary Mellon sails for Europe to smooth enforcement issues in foreign shipping under the prohibition law reports. A semi official source says England is the destination to settle friction between customs authorities until court settlements on American law. Mellon plans a Majestic voyage with reserved status not listed on passenger list.
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New York
Mellon
Europe
England
State Department
Majestic
Harding speaks to Kansas farmers at Hutchinson fair
President Harding greets large crowd of Kansas wheat farmers at Hutchinson fair grounds. He joins in harvesting with a binder, seeing golden grain as Governor Divis and Senator Capper accompany him, before heading to Denver. Heat and travel strain mark the day.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Harding
Kansas
Fair Grounds
Kansas City
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Denver
Divis
Capper
Vither
Hutchingon
Hospital Inmate Hangs Herself In Columbus
Mrs. Martha B. Adams a 46 year old inmate of Columbus state hospital hanged herself with a bed sheet rope after placing it over her room door. She had been admitted May 29 suffering melancholia and was formerly of Fortmouth.
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Columbus
Martha B. Adams
Columbus State Hospital
Adams
Fortamouth
Burglars Loot Laundry Plant Through Rear Window
A burglar entered the Marhat Ten Laundry last night via a rear window and forced the safe, leaving the cash drawer in the weeds behind the building. Amount stolen unclear though laundry banked cash that afternoon suggests a small loss.
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Marhatten
Laundry Co
Bank statement shows shifts in loans deposits and reserves
New York daily report notes average loans fell by 9.599 million and demand deposits dropped 7.617 million while time deposits declined 5.238 million and reserves fell 5.022 million. Actual loans rose 5.564 million with demand deposits down 11.981 million and reserves down 16.820 million.
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New York
Thompson to face judge in murder charge in Chicago
Fred G. Thompson, identified as man woman in a holdup murder case, planned to plead today before Judge Rooney. Police seek an associate nicknamed Slim while debates over identification and habeas corpus loom. Frank Carrick, who claimed Thompson as his dependent wife, has been turned over to federal authorities.
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Chicago
Fred G. Thompson
Richard C. Tesmer
Rooney
Slim
Thompson
Tesmer
Frank Carrick
Salvation Army Band to Visit Cleveland Area This Weekend
The Salvation Army band from Cleveland will perform this evening at the city park at 7 30 and march through the east side residential area Sunday morning. Special services are planned at the Army hall Sunday morning and a 3 15 outdoor concert in the park followed by an 7 o'clock outdoor meeting and hall service. Staff Captain Croft of Cleveland leads the events.
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Holy Prozs
West Avenue
15Th Street
T. J . Novak
W Smikowski
L. Kacamarek
St. Stanislaus Church
Parish
South Lorain
City Park
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Parish
Lorain
Berea
Elyria
Knights of St. John
East Avenue
Third Street
Lorain Soceties
Broad Street
Lith Street
City Band
14Th Street
West Arene
13Th
16Th Streets
Joe Novak
Ikmizuts
St John, Elyma
Star and Loraimbard
Grafton
Salvation Army Band
Cleveland
East Side
Army Hall
Croft
New Charges Filed Against Mrs Stannard
Columbus reports a renewed set of charges against Mae Stannard, head of the girls industrial in Delaware, alleging cruelty payroll padding excessive spending and untruthfulness. State Welfare Director Harper said the new charges stem from sworn affidavits and will be pursued to trial.
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Columbus
Mae Stannard
State Civil Service Commission
Delaware
Harper
Stannard
Crabbe
Welfare Department
Train Jumps Tracks Kills One Injures Two at Trestle
June 23 in Sidney Ohio a work train on the Big Four lines toppled four gravel cars into a ravine after the trestle gave way. Harry Snyder 40 of Lima was killed instantly. Patrick Fitzgerald suffered serious injuries.
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Dayton
Harry Snyder
Lima
Sidney
Patrick Fitzgerald
Harding renomination Likely Despite Opposition Signals
Progressive opponents Senate Borah Idaho and Hiram Johnson California will support him. Senator La Follette Wisconsin will oppose and likely fight at the convention. Former Governor Hyde of Kansas and Theodore Roosevelt Jr are mentioned for vice president, but Roosevelt prefers New York governorship.
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Harding
Eextein
Borah
Idaho
Hiram Johnson
California
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Hillien
Kansas
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
New York
Elyna Community Picnic Promises Busy Cascade Park Day
Next Wednesday Elyna Community picnic at Cascade park aims to attract hundreds with games races prizes and committees from the Young Business Men's club Elks Exchange Rotary Kiwanis and more. Captains Charlie Tucker and Henry Andress will lead teams at 3 00 while East Siders face West Siders in a featured ball game.
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Elyna
Cascade Park
Charlie Tucker
Henry Andress
East Siders
West Siders
Wilkins-Hurst
The
Elks
Little Joe
C. W. Phillips
Mose Wilder
Exchange Club
Bob Agate
Jake Schafer
Tim Terrell
Lloyd Jefferson
Rotary Club
Jim Thomas
Chas Sotherden
Ford Loomis
Kiwanig Club
J. H. Brown
Busteig
Claim Terre ll Victim of Assault In Ridgeville Fight
Friends of Edward Terrell of Ridgeville challenge a reported fight with Elmer Lowe stating Lowe struck Terrell with an instrument causing a knockout. A warrant was sworn by George Terrell, brother of the assaulted man, and Love was later found on the street.
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Edward Terrell
Ridgeville
Elmer Lowe
Mr Terrell
Lowe
George Terrell
Broter
S A Hull Dies At Home In Perry
Word arrives from Perry Ohio of the death of S A Hull at his home. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2. Hull was a prominent figure, succeeding Henry W Ingersoll as president of the Ohio Cooperative Milk Dealers association. Many friends expect to attend the funeral.
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S. A Hull
Perry
Ohio
Henry W. Ingersoll
Ohio Co-operative Milk Dealers’ Association
Prisoners Slug Town Marshal In Attica Jail Fight
Allison Wittel town marshal of Attica is believed dying after a clash with Edward Carpenter and Walter Trucke both 19 from Detroit. The men, jailed for failing to pay a $500 bootlegging fine, escaped but were recaptured after beating Wittel with a pop bottle when he opened their cell door for water. A pursuing posse nabbed them a mile from town. No charges yet filed pending his condition.
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Tiffin
Allison Wittel
Attica
Edward Carpenter
Walter Trucke
Detroit
Wittel
Mad Dog Bites Justice Clark in Youngstown
Former U S Supreme Court Justice John H. Clark was severely bitten by a mad dog at his home in Youngstown just before noon on June 23. Local authorities reported no further injuries.
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Mad Dog Bites
Justice Clark
Youngstown
John H. Clark
United States Supreme Court
Carriers Celebrate Government Halftime in Elyria
Elyria citizens salute mail carriers for a new Saturday half-holiday granted by the Government. The Chronile Telegram regrets not publishing its editorial earlier to claim influence in the result, joking that the order beat them to it.
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Elyria
Chroniele Telegram
Leviathan Sets Speed Record on Atlantic Trial Run
The Leviathan achieved a liner speed of 284 knots during a trial spin off the Carolinas. The ship, with passengers aboard, advanced toward Ambrose Channel and New York docking planned for tomorrow as Albert D. Lasker praises the performance.
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Ambrose Channel
New York
Carolinas
Albert D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Lasker
Boys Thought Dead Found Alive After Boat Trip
In Sandusky a farmer reported two boys believed drowned in Sandusky Bay after a small rowboat trip Thursday afternoon. Barney McGookey and William Hemminger were later found alive and working nearby. authorities note they had been believed dead.
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Sandusky
Crystal Rock
Here
Sandusky Bay
Barney McGookey
William Hemminger
Customs Seize Liquor From Baltic in Prohibition Raid
United States customs officers acted on government orders to remove beverage liquor from the British liner Baltic in New York harbor. A delay occurred while a public health official decided if the liquor was for beverage or medicinal use, but seals were broken and cases of beer stout and whiskey were taken ashore.
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New York
United States
White Star
Baltic
Myquor
Paris
E Services
United States Customs Officers
United States Customs
Regulate Radio and Air Warfare Rules Adopted
Washington reports allied powers accepted new rules of international law governing radio and aircraft in war. Aerial bombardment limited to military objectives. civilian targets protected. neutral vessels may be warned or diverted. noncompliance risks being fired upon.
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Washington
London
Paris
Two Lorainites Seek Divorce in Separate Actions
Miller Marcuson filed for divorce from Helen Marcuson in Lorain alleging extreme cruelty and verbal abuse. he says she threatened to kill him and neglected the home, with separation dated May 29. Ella Crowe of Lorain seeks divorce from A Crowe alleging failure to provide. she also seeks to bar him from property in Lima and Lorain. Charleston dispatch notes seventh victim of season as 10 year old William Thomas drowns after another unidentified man was recovered.
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Miller Marcuson
Helen Marcuson
Lorain
Elyria
Ella Crowe
A. Crowe
Lima
Charleston
W. Va
William Thomas
Peace Meeting Deadlock Near East Conference Reaches Climax
Lausanne June 23 The second Near East peace conference nears decisive end after a committee quarrel between Ismet Pasha and Eleutherios Venizelos. Allied delegates plan to deliver a collective note at 4 30 this afternoon based on full final instructions from their governments. If the deadlock holds the conference may end tonight or tomorrow.
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Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Eleutherios Venizelos
Death summons Martin Troxel at Ely City Memorial
Martin Troxel died at 9:30 this morning at Ely City Memorial Hospital at age 74 years 8 months and more. He was a carpenter for General Phonography Company and lived at 234 Prospect street for 25 years. He leaves a widow and three sons Attot Frank and Edward at home and a brother in California. He had been ill about ten days and was taken to the hospital yesterday. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home and lying in state there. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Martin Troxel
Elytia Memorial Hospital
General Phonography Company
Lee Nome
Prospect Street
Attot
Frank
Edward
California
Stn
Sudro Funeral Home
Funers
Sheriff Arrests Russia Two by Sheriff Underhill
An arrest report describes Sheriff Underhill detaining Joe Kubiak and others after a raid found 150 galiots of mash. Kubiak faced a court hearing and pled guilty to charges in a morning session.
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Russia
Underhill
Joe Kubiak
Oberlin
Kubiak
Coulis
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