North Dakota primary test for McCumber amid tariff debate
Washington watches the North Dakota Republican primary as Sen. Porter J. McCumber fights renomination by Lynn J. Fra zier of the Nonpartisan League. The result, expected to be close, could redraw finance committee leadership and influence the tariff and bonus bills as Fordney retires. McCumber says only that he believes he will win.
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North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Nnance Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
McCumber
Frazier
Senate
Boles Penrose
Finance Committee
Washington
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
House
Congress
Reed Smoot
Repubican
Utah
West
Robert M la Follette
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Puzer le
Exchange Club Members Prepare Spring Improvements
Judge Roy H. Williams of San dusky spoke to Exchange Club members on the luncheon club idea. The group will skip next Tuesday for the Fourth, meeting Wednesday instead. Members will wear work clothes to Cascade Park to repair the spring and improve water quality for visitors.
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Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Exchange Club
Nexr
Cascade Park
Ohio National Life Insurance Chief Dies at 68
Albert Bettinger 68 president of the Ohio National Life Insurance Co and senior partner in Bettinger Schmitt and Kreis law firm died at his Cincinnati home after a five month illness. He served twelve years with the chamber of commerce and was coal administrator for Cincinnati during the war. Lou Levey returns to duty at 98 Broad St. Phone 2970.
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Cincinnati
Albert Bettinger
Ohio National Life Insurance Co
Bettinger, Schmitt and Kreis Law Firm
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain Police Officers Arrested in Raid Controversy
Attorney William Hurley filed affidavits charging Patrolmen John Brush with assault on Car Rait during a raid at Tufo Popp. Patrolman Robert Crogle is charged with larceny for taking a cap from prisoner Shaler. Shaler, arrested for pointing firearms, leads to Meister’s arrest for firearms and shooting. Meister faces further charges pending Police Chief Walker’s absence.
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Lorain
William Hurley
John Brush
Robert Crogle
Shaler
Fred Meister
Hurley
Meister
Theodore Walker
Rail Executives Prepare for Possible Nationwide Strike
Eastern rail executives plan to meet in Chicago to respond to shop crafts threats to strike next Saturday. L F Loree of Delaware & Hudson said authorities must maintain public peace and that some lines would keep service. Union leaders report overwhelming strike sentiment among workers across the nation.
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New York
Eastern Roads
L F. Loree
D. & H. Lines
Eastern Conference
American Association of Railway Executives
Loree
Delaware & Hudson
Sericea
Chicago
American Ag
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Board of Executives Association
B. Xf. Jewell
Woo
Cuyler
Robert §. Binkerd
Five Hurt as Car Flips in Cincinnati Collision
Five persons were pinned under a car after it overturned at Indian Hill and Drake Roads. Two were seriously injured. From Dr Roscoe Garrison's party, Mrs Nellie Gerrigon suffered fractures to an arm and leg and a sprained back, Miss Gertrude Haveman 23 had a sprained ankle and back. Dr Garrison, Robert Maths and Margaret Brown escaped with minor injuries.
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Cincinnati
Indian Hill
Drake Roads
Roscoe Garrison
Nellie Gerrigon
Gertrude Haveman
Garrison
Robert Maths
Margaret Brown
Wealthy Cincinnati Woman Charged With Shoplifting
Mrs Olga Stuerwald, 51, noted club woman and church worker, was arrested in a downtown department store for stealing items valued at 8.62 dollars. Police found additional goods at her Hartwell residence. She claimed she did not need the items and could not remember taking them.
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Cincinnati
Olga €. Stuerwald
Hartwell
Deputy Sheriff Detains Attorney in Court in Cincinnati
Deputy sheriffs blocked Attorney Louis B. Sawer from leaving the court room after he refused to proceed as counsel for Ed Warder owner of Wood lawn Tp The jury had deliberated three minutes before Oliver was found guilty of operating a gambling room in a rare courtroom disruption during the June session in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Louis B. Sawer
Ed. Warder
Woodlawn Tp
Olver
Riwanians to Hear Convention Report
Kiwanis club at the YMCA will hear noon report on the recent international Kiwanis convention in Toronto. Delegates have not all returned but enough will attend to summarize the event as the greatest convention yet.
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Kiwanis Club
YMCA
Toronto
Jailbreak at Norwalk prompts manhunt for Terwilliger
Sheriff alerts Norwalk police and Sheriff Backus after Carl Terwilliger escapes from Huron county jail. Terwilliger and George Russell burglarized A. L. Stark's home May 11, then robed homes in Sandusky and Norwalk before capture in Toledo. Russell recaptured in Mansfield, Terwilliger remains at large. Roose says he does not know how the escape occurred.
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Frank Roose
Norwalk
Backus
Carl Terwilliger
Huron County
Terwilliger
George Russell
A. L. Stark
Sandusky
Toledo
Ohio
Virginia
Columbus
Roose
Russell
Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
U S Senate Advances Naval Disarmament measure
Washington June 23 A senate sub committee approved a bill authorizing President Harding to abandon naval construction and destroy ships as part of the Washington naval disarmament treaty. The measure, passed by the house May 17, aims to show U S leadership in practical disarmament while Britain France Italy and Japan delay. The full senate committee will review and report, with floor action expected soon. The president would sign to implement the plan.
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Washington
America
Senate
Hardims
British
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Senate Committee
House
Stocks Edge Higher As Market Opens In New York
In New York on June 23 the stock market opened with gains for Mexican Pete pushing to 181 and Pan American Pete at 649. US Steel rose to 93 while American Smelting increased to 39. J-4 Studebaker fell to 125 and Pacific Oilways slipped to 56. Railroad stocks were fractionally lower.
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New York
US Steel
American
Studebaker
Pacific Oilways
Farmers Tour Wooster State Farm Delegation
About eighty members of the Lorain County Farm Bureau visited the Wooster State Experiment Farm by car. County agent Howard Rogers led the group and an Experiment Station member accompanied them to explain crops livestock and ongoing experiments. A noon picnic followed and another farm visit may occur in early fall to inspect orchards vineyards and facilities.
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Lorain
Rogers
Mrs. Mary Wimmers 87 Dies in Elyria Home
Mrs. Mary Wimmers aged 87 died at 12 30 today at her home 85 East River Street She widow of H H Wimmers born in Bavaria and long resident of Elyria Survived by five children Elizabeth Mary John at home Mrs Anna Smith Elyria and Samuel of Cleveland Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Mary Wimmers
East River Street
H. H. Wimmers
Bavaria
Elyria
Elizabeth
Mary
John
Anna Smith
Elytia
Samuel
Cleveland
Fumers
Poor Arudes Scholar Weds Qu Pont Heiress
Harold Sanford Glendinning a Rhodes scholar from Norwalk Connecticut, son of a former marine carrier, marries Alicia DuFont heiress of Wilmington, in a Knightsbridge ceremony at St Pauls church. The bride was given away by her father as Alfrea DePott, Helen Hackett and Russell Rhodes attended. A Hyde Park Hotel reception followed. honeymoon to the Isle of Wight.
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London
Harold Sanford Glendinning
Norwalk
Cann
Mal Carrier
Alicia DuFont
Wilmington
America
DuPort
Glendenning l
St. Paul's Church
Knights Bridge
Lorde
Alfrea DePott
Helen Hackett
Kidnapped Oil Aide Believed Safe by Bandits
Report from Tampico says forty American Cors de Oil employees still detain ed by rebels under General Gorozave awaiting ransom. In New York, a banking house official forecast news of Bruce Bielaski’s possible release, while Barcenas and Bielaski’s fate remain uncertain. In Cuernavaca, Governor Torres calls the act political, and two insurance men vanish in Columbus, Ohio. The first woman journalism instructor in America is Ethel R Outland at Coe College.
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Summerlin
Mexico
Citr
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Cortez Oil Company
Gorozave
New York
Knauth
Nachod and Kahne
Bruce Bielaska
Formar Cief
Bureau of Investigation
American Department of Justice
Mexico City
Bielaski
J.G. Shaw
Banking
Fria
Banque la Francaise
Meneo City
George C Torres
State of
Morelos
A. Brics Brelashki
Ormer
America
Ethel R. Outland
Coe College
Tanlac credited with curing rheumatism and catarrh
Geo O Shirley of Toledo reports relief from years of rheumatism in arms neck and shoulders and chronic catarrh after taking Tanlac. He says his appetite and digestion improved, and cold weather flare ups were stopped with a few doses. He plans to continue Tanlac to prevent recurrence.
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Taniac
Geo. O Shirley
Segur Ave
Toledo
Cato
Auto horn blows through crossing wires disturbing sleep
Charles Terrell of 119 Tannery St reported hearing a sound in his cellar at 11:45 pm and later officers found no one. By 12:25 am Mayor Jones’s home was checked for a suspicious visitor with no findings. At 3:00 am neighbors reported a continuous auto horn near Chestnut and Second. officers severed a wire to stop the noise.
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Charles Terrell
Tannery St
Cretan
Sweet
Terrell
Mayor Jones
West Avenue
Chestnut
Second Street
Harding summons miners and operators to conference
President Harding faces pressure as government agencies withhold comment on a joint conference plan. John L. Lewis arrives in Washington for talks with Secretary Davis while a national coal shortage looms. In Pittsburgh, deputies halt a march of miners heading toward Allegheny County mines with a machine gun, dispersing the crowd without violence.
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White House
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Harding
John L. Lewis
Nited Mine Workers of America
Washington
Lewis
International News Service
Davis
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Death of Mrs Daly 87 in Carlisle
Mrs Mary Daly 87 died at 2 pm Tuesday at her son John Daly's home in Carlisle. Born in Ireland she came to the United States with parents and lived in Pittacield township before moving to Carlisle. Survived by sons John Daly Tom Daly Dr T A Daly Joseph Daly and daughter Mrs James McMullen. Funeral at Graton Catholic church tomorrow at 9 am.
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Mary Daly
John Daly
Carlisle
Ireland
Pittafield
John
Tom Daly
T. A. Daly
Chicago
Joseph Daly
Elyria
James McMullen
Fourth Street
Graton Catholic Church
Electrical Storm Toll Across Several Towns
Newark and Licking county face damage from a severe electrical storm with cyclonic winds and heavy rain. Lightning struck a Fleck office building injuring several, electric cars halted between Newark and Columbus, Buckeye Lake cottages were lifted, and trees and barns damaged including a Muskingum county fair barn destroyed by lightning with repairs planned for next month.
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Glynnwood
Charles Darling
Glynn
Wood Road
Father Makety
St. Patrick's Church
Francis Miller
Wapakoneta
Jacob Bigler
Newark
Licking County
Joseph Dentz
Earl Russell
James Schaller
L. C. Russell
Columbus
Buckeyd Lake
G. H. Long
George Daniels
Washington
Thornville
Shaker Grove
Battimiore
Ohio
Shawnee
National Road
Zanesville
Muskingum County Fair
Tebuil
Court to Hear Custody Modification in Balazs Case
A motion to modify the divorce decree seeks custody changes in the Rose Balazs versus John Balazs case from Loram. The mother retains the children but the father seeks custody, citing changed conditions harming the children. Hearing set for Monday, July 3.
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Rose Balazs
John Balazs
Loram
Still Hunting Fire At Jackson Hotel Turns False Alarm
Fire department rushed to the Jackson hotel at one o clock this afternoon but found no blaze. The alarm came from an unknown caller aiming to trigger a department response.
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Jackson
Police Department
Westbound Rock Island Flyer Wreck Near Prairie Home
A Rock Island Westbound flyer derailed near Prairie Home Nebraska at 7 am injuring the engineer and fireman seriously and wounding about twenty two passengers. Three cars overturned after the locomotive derailed and physicians from Lincoln treated the injured including several Chicago-bound travelers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Freman
Rock Island
Former Lorain Councilman Arrested in Liquor Bust
Lorain on June 8 Joe Hazzard a former council member and Lorain Socialist was arrested on illegal liquor possession charges. Police say they found a still operating at his home and seized liquor at the residence.
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Lorain
Joe Hazzard
Somaquore
Auto Damage Suit for $10,000 Seen in Knox County Court
Herman Youngeberg sues Anton Dombroski of Lorain for $10,000 in a Knldgs Redington court case. The incident occurred last fall on LaGrange road when Youngeberg, sitting beside a barrier on a roadwork site, was struck by Dombroski’s car and injured.
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Herman Youngeberg
Anton Dombroski
Lorain
Knndgs
Redington
Youngeberg
LaGrange Road
Dombroski
Barrner
Unification of State Phone Service in Ohio by Aug 1 1923
Cleveland officials announced the merger of Ohio Bell and Ohio State telephone service will be completed August 1 1923. Preliminary rate increases will be filed with the company and subscribers are expected to pay higher rentals as the merger costs are estimated at 1400 dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell
Ohio State
Heirs sue in estate accounting over Kirkbride assets
Clara Knechtges and others as heirs of Mary Elizabeth and Ron Kirk bring suit against Hardy D Riggs and others to account for estate assets. They allege undue influence led to sales of Rome land and Mary Kirkbride property to Hardy Biggs for 1000 dollars and 1000 dollars respectively. They seek voiding deeds and an equal division of the estate. They claim the will favored Biggs and grand-nieces and nephews others received 200 each.
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Clara
Knechtges
Mary
Elizabeth
Ron Kirkbride
Hardy D Riggs
Elizabeth Kirkbride
Rome
Ann Kirkbride
William Biggs
Mary Kirkbride
Hardy
Louise Bigge
Elizabeth Kirkbride Certai
Biggs
Hardy Biggs
Grants Wife Request Leads to Potz Commutation
In Kankakee Ill June 28 the governor commuted Ignatz Potz sentence from death to life in prison for the murder of William Peterson a Waukegan motorcycle policeman. The action follows Mrs Len Small's appeal and last request to grant clemency.
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Kankakhes, I
Len Small
Ignatz Potz
William Peterson
Waukegan
Sheriff Recovers Auto Stolen in Cleveland
Sheriff N D Backus reports the car stolen on September 20 in Cleveland was recovered yesterday. It was found with BE H Filli grew of Lorain who bought it from Simmons Motor Co. Cleveland. The Royal Insurance Co paid a Cleveland woman $2000 for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Backus
Cleveland
BE. H. Filligrew
Lorain
Simmons Motor Co
Clevelland
Royal Insurance Co
Chase Auto Stolen From Home Front In Stolen Ford
Thief nabbed a new Ford coupe from in front of L. C. Chase's home at 402 Middle Avenue around ten o'clock while Chase sat inside with the door open. He had many insurances on the car except burglary coverage.
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L. C. Chase
Middle Avenue
Plac
Chase
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