Fordney to retire from politics after current term
Washington June 26 Joseph W Fordney representative from Michigan eighth district and Ways and Means chairman announced he will retire when his present term ends March 4 1925 after 24 years in the House He said I am tired of work I need a rest at 59 He has sent letters to Republican district leaders declining renomination Fordney built a lumber business before politics and is a multi millionaire He helped craft the revenue act and backed soldiers bonus and tariff bills William R Green of Iowa is set to succeed as chair with Lane worth of Ohio next in line
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Indiana
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Iowa
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Laneworth
Ohio
German Crisis Deepens After Rathenau Assassination
In Berlin Chancellor Wirth mourns Dr. Walther Rathenau as a noble servant of the public killed by murderers. President Loeb hails him as a true Reichstag figure, amid warnings to German nationalists. The assassins fled toward the northeast. The mark slides further, ricocheting through the economy as a large reward is posted for capture. In Cleveland, Ohio, publishers meet, with C N Greig of the Plain Dealer discussing local advertising at the Hollenden hotel.
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Reichstag
Rathenau
Wirth
Dr. Rathenau
Genoa
Berlin
Cleveland
Ohio
Hollenden
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the Plain Dealer
Dainty Women Select Soap Cream and Powder With Care
Beauty advertisement for Buttermilk Cream and Buttermilk Cream Soap by Howard G Bros Co Buffalo N Y urging use for a rapid complexion improvement with a money back guarantee. Trial package available for 10 cents if not available locally.
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Howard G Bros. Co
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British warnings over Irish unrest and 49 murders
London reports Cabinet and Churchill warning Ireland’s Provisional Government to clean up IRA headquarters in Dublin or Britain will deem the Anglo Irish peace treaty violated. Scotland Yard raids fail to uncover a broad murder plot. 49 Irish murders since the treaty. Connolly and O Brien charged with wilful murder in Wilson case amid anonymous threats to Lloyd George and Churchill. Field Marshal Wilson honored posthumously.
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Uister
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Lloyd George
Heary Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Steps Toward Coal Settlement in National Conference
Reports from Providence and Wilkesbarre outline efforts to avert a nationwide coal strike. John L. Lewis urges early nationwide adjustment while President Harding may convene an operators and miners conference. USGS chief Smith warns a coal shortage threatens industry and transport if the strike persists. A United Mine Workers committee in Wilkesbarre weighs suspending April 1 actions and whether 4400 maintenance workers stay at posts as the 155,000 anthracite miners vote on a possible general strike.
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Funeral for Wilson Hero of War Held in London
A noon funeral at St Pauls follows a ceremonial march from Eaton Place with 3000 soldiers. Fire from Ulster regiment. Ban on disorder. Cabinet members attend. Marshal Foch prays beside the coffin and later joins Lady Wilson at the cathedral. Five field marshals among pallbearers. Duke of Connaught represents King George. No incidents reported.
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Three Elyrians Arrested at Lorain
On June 26 Leon Brandt of Elyria 331 Maple Street was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Chas Clewell of the Ohio hotel was found guilty of intoxication and insulting a Salvation Army worker, fined $6 and costs for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Harry Thomas of the Ohio hotel was fined $5 and costs for intoxication.
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Leon Brandt
Maple Street
Elyria
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Ohio Hotel
Celvier
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The
Nine Power Pact and China Trade Pact Ratified in Tokyo
Privy Council advances the nine power pact and the China trade agreement as ratification set for Saturday with a Sunday signoff. Denby and U.S. naval officials expected in Yokohama to meet Japan, and Premier Kato may announce ratification to greet them.
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Yokohama
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Markets Butter Prints and Fresh Produce Prices
Market listings show prices for eggs and dairy by grade, oleo and nuts per pound, cheese York State per pound, live poultry rates for heavy birds and roosters, broilers, fresh vegetables including tomatoes hothouse per pound, potatoes per 156 pound sack, sweet potatoes per crate, strawberries per bushel, and new potatoes per barrel. Prices reflect firsts and lower grades with ranges for various items.
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Ohio
York State
Receipts Mixed as Market Holds Steady to Lower
Cleveland June 2 Receipts 4509 cattle and 1000 calves and sheep and lambs. Market steady to lower for many classes. Good to choice fat steers 850 to 8925, cows 350 to 550, calves around 1050 to 119, hogs 11.25 to 11.55, lambs 12.99 to 13.50, ewes and wethers 3.50 to 5.00, mixed totals and stags also listed.
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Cleveland
Report Russia Leader Quits At Hague Conference
At the International Conference of Reconstruction of Russia in The Hague a report says George Tchitcherin, peoples commissar for foreign affairs, has resigned. Tchitcherin ran Russia's international dealings since the cabinet formed and led the Genoa delegation. M Litvinoff arrived and called the meeting a brass tacks conference while affirming Soviet principles and Lenine to health rumors.
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Moscow
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Genoa
M. Litvinoff
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Litvinoff
Lenine
Picnic at Riverview Park Draws 3000 for General Phonograph Co Benefit
The General Phonograph Co held a Saturday picnic at Riverview park attended by about 3,000 employees and families. More than 7,000 five cent tickets were distributed for ice cream and drinks. Flora Stark won the Walnut Vitandia phonograph in a ticket drawing. Events included a married men beat single men baseball game 7 to 1, multiple sprint dashes, a balloon contest won by Mary Meeks, tug of war won by Culbertson's team, and other youth and ladies races.
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Riverview Park
Flora Stark
W. Sigmund
Paul Weisbood
Mary Meeks
Della Miller
Culbertson
Squires
Anton Jaleski
Cornerstone laid at St. Marys Church in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports a landmark cornerstone laid at night for St Marys Catholic Church of the Merciful W D Wichey vicar general secured special permission to avoid daytime heat drawing a record crowd COLUMBUS Officials from United Commercial Travelers hold grand council meeting with delegates from across US and Canada to start tomorrow in Columbus CLEVELAND Merger rumors about several railroads viewed skeptically by Wheeling officials Cincinnati police arrest Clarence Walker for disorderly conduct after criticism of a bathing suit. girl not arrested or removed from beach Fred Mason and J W Horsley speak at National Retail Grocers Association opening session in Cleveland through Thursday Columbus body of Ezra McCooky found near Bear Canal Winchester after likely auto strike Washington State Department advised of Japan plan to withdraw troops from Siberia maritime province by October end
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Mer
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Fran Ortlieb
Darton
Ohio River
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Covington
Walker
Qruiieh
Judge Allen Tells Women of New Work in Oberlin
Judge Allen, first woman common pleas judge in the United States, spoke at Warner hall to the Industrial Girls' conference in Oberlin. She discussed women's political roles after suffrage, critiqued outdated laws, and urged legal wartime clarity while recounting her own experiences as a judge and voter.
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United States
Warner Hall
Industrial Girls’ Conference
Common Pleas Court
Cuyahoga
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland
America
Ailen
Comon Pleas
Blames Mine Inquest Reflects On Guilty Punishment
The inquest into the Herrin massacre drew few witnesses and little public interest as the jury ruled George Henderson died from a gunshot wound inflicted by C. K. McDowell, while the sixteen union workers were buried with only about a dozen spectators present. Mayor Park and a state senator attended the proceedings amid a quiet, somber scene.
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Herrin
George Henderson
C. K. McDowell
The Blot to Feature Noted Cast of Theaters Grand
A strong cast will present The Blot portraying low salaries for teachers professors and clergymen. The play shows privations and temptations they face, aiming to reflect life honestly and offer a cautionary lesson.
Elyria Theaters Show Classic Goldwyn Feature and More
At Elyria theaters Coloneal presents The Invisible Power a Goldwyn picture noted as first class with a human interest story and everyday truths. A second film includes a comedy and a feature titled World’s Pictures of Events of the Past Week. Dreamland offers The Family Closet adapted from The Black Sheep with an appealing tale and a comedy also shown.
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Dreamland
Saturday Evening Post
Marriage Licenses Sherwood Byam and Ruth Humphrey
Sherwood Byam 20 production clerk Pittsburgh and Ruth Humphrey 17 Buria Rev E B Redhead. Harry J Thomas 24 machinist and Tretha Potts is bookkeeper Lorain Rev da Grant. DeBret Earnhardt 21 motion picture operator and Margaret Brown 19 clerk Lorain An Elsria Justice
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Pittsburgh
Ruth Humphrey
Buria
E. B Redhead
Harry J Thomas
Tretha Potts
Lorain
da. Grant
DeBret Earnhardt
Margaret Brown
Elsria
Medina notices and fines in Chippewa County report
Medina district records show H L Zimmer of Granger fined 25 for using Lumberg on auto not his. Raphael Le Monaco pleads not guilty to selling cigarettes to minors. County Commissioners offer Madonna Nyve McNally 3200 for a strip of land to straighten a road along Chippewa Lake road. she appealed after asking 3600. Mass meeting attendees discuss Medina white way with three fined for driving over loaded trucks. F C Merrick pleads guilty to forgery with suspended sentence. School enumeration this year is 781, down 42 from last year.
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H. L. Zimmer
Granger
Raphael le Monaco
Madonna Nyve McNally
Chippewa Lake
E. D. Grabenstetter
Len Meyers
George Lotman
Justice el Peex
F.C. Merrick
Bloody Williamson miners at county grave site scene
Report describes a deadly county massacre with miners lowering into graves, a confrontation where Shaler drew a gun, Ginty fired, and Shaler was arrested. Attorney Hurley vows to challenge police search procedures without warrants.
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Harvin
P. Tt
Glatfelty
I, Coy
Lee
Mui
SF Spambawer
Ible
Williamson
Shaler
Ginty
Arma
Hurley
Lorain Police Stage Gun Fight Saturday Night
Lorain on June 26 reports Policemen Meister and Ginty clashed with Marie Russell suspect in a disorderly house. They entered Wm Shaler’s soft drink shop to search for her rear room. Shaler demanded a warrant, the officers refused to produce one and pressed the entry.
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Meister and
Ginty
Marie Russell
Shaler
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