Woman Judge Urges Ohio Legal Reform For Present Day Conditions
Judge Florence Allen of Cleveland advocates revoking obsolete Ohio criminal laws and enacting ones better suited to current conditions. She spoke at the Strand Theater amid praise from Worden's Voters League and emphasized open discussion, women's evolving roles, and the need for moral backing from men in government. She cautioned that crime and political flaws persist, urging reform rather than revolt.
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England
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London bears are asked to quit page turn
London March 4 The Post reports Ambassador George Harvey denied resigning after a Herald claim that President Harding asked him to step down. Harvey, ill in bed with a cold, said nothing to interviewers while secretary Bowen said the London report was baseless. White House denial emphasized no truth to the claims.
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Hewitt Appointed Receiver in Bank Mortgage Case
J A Hewett named receiver in The Lerain County Savings & Trust Co vs H E Berkley. Judge Redmeton ordered a $500 bond. This action seeks mortgage protection and relief for the bank.
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J. A. Hewett
Lerain County Savings & Trust Co
HE Berkley
Judse Redmeton
Thasutt
AOKS Receiver for Mandarin Restaurant
The Chinese American Proding Company of Cleveland filed suit against Yre Dons Gin over goods sold at Mandarin Restaurant 555 Broad Street. Plaintiffs seek appointment of a receiver to sell the business for creditors while noting the defendant owes other debts and is insolvent.
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Government moves against low priced euro bond flotation
Washington on March 4 reports the American government will curb the steady rise of European nations raising funds by issuing low priced bonds. The policy aims to protect the U.S. investment market from this influx.
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Washington
Bombshell in Taylor murder probe ties Sands to hanging claim
Los Angeles March 4 A new twist in the William Desmond Taylor murder inquiry arises as Detectives King and Winn report a claim that Edward Sands, missing valet, faced a hanging for murder. A letter and a newspaper photo linked to Sands were received, with conflicting names of a supposed victim.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
King Cnd Winn
Funeral rites for Frank I Plain set at Middle Ave home
Funeral services for the late Frank I Plain will be held at the corner of Middle avenue and Seventh street at 2 30 o clock Sunday afternoon. A granted divorce today gives Josephine Fowler of Loram her restored maiden name Josephine Naden after a fault based on neglect and alleged misconduct.
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Middle Avenue
Seventh Street
Josephine Fowler
Loramn
Harry Fowler
Guru
Josephine Naden
Lloyd George and Russia policy reshapes postwar Europe
Senator Borah lauds Lloyd George for admitting mistakes in Versailles and Russia policy. He argues a revised treaty approach and Russia readmission into the international family are crucial for European stabilization and global recovery, criticizing allied policy as narrow and shortsighted.
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William E. Borah
United States
Idaho
International Vews Service
Washington
Lloyd George
Europe
Russia
Kta
Timberman Case Decision Monday
Judge Redington to rule Monday on motions for a new trial for Timberman formerly Lorain safety director convicted of receiving a bribe. Defense argued improper cross examination and prejudicial opinion. State opposed and prosecution noted.
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Lorain
Redington
Timberma
Audiey C P. Wickham
Cleveland
Hurier
Losrain
Whde Chis Atams
Cros
Frose
Webber
Wanna-maker
Atta
Radcliffe Dean Named Bryn Mawr President
Dr. Marian E. Park, currently dean of Radcliffe College, has been elected president of Bryn Mawr College and will assume leadership next September at the institute.
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Bryn Mawr
Marian E. Park
Radcliffe College
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Stacey Wie Drops 000 Wage Suit at Court
A wage dispute case brought by Stacey Wie against Maude Stacey and Bessie Smalley was dropped at the courthouse this morning. An entry reads Settled Cust paid No record. Attorney declined further comment.
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Maude Stacey
Bessie Smalley
Educator Urges Motivation and Engagement in Class
Lorain County Teachers Institute holds mid winter meeting at the high school auditorium with broad county attendance. Omaha Nebraska superintendent J H Beverage presents Applying the Test focusing on student motivation. teacher questioning to prompt pupil discussion. and classroom organization for better work. A second address on Right Relationships is planned for this afternoon.
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Lorain County Teachers’ Institute
Supt
J. H Beverage
Omaha
Nebraska
Tragic Bus Crash Claims Fourteen in Painesville
Charles Sullivan survivor recounts boarding at St Clair and Main then leaping as a train neared. The March 3 disaster killed fourteen, with three others mortally injured and two seriously hurt, as a jitney bus hit by the Chicago Buffalo New York fast mail train near Fairport and Painesville.
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International News Service Today
Charles Sullivan
Sullivan
North St Clair Street
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Hagle Street
Painesvile
Fairport
Chester Parrish
Andrew Adams
Chicago
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New York
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Lpainesville
Senate Bs
Gladya Lippilanso
Martin Steinbach
Nick
Nemo
Lake County Hospital
H Raymond Hamilton
Charles
Beau Raymond O'Leary
Gladys
Lippilakso
Kathryn Horvath
Richmond
Richard Strand
Chardon
Joan Sturms
Lathan Kelso
Hilda Praski
Oscar Cooper
William J. Snutter, Jr
John Bart
Pomona Grange Meeting in Lorain County Attended
About 350 Pomona Grange members from eighteen Lorain county units met at Wurst hall for a biennial meeting. Carlisle Grange led the program and forty new members were initiated with the fifth degree. North Elyria Grange won the banner for largest attendance. The day featured remarks by F Hinkle on a farmer’s message and a proposed change for license tag dispensers. alimony case Florence Schroeder vs Richard Schreeder ordered $8 net support pending divorce hearings.
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Lorain County
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Carlisle Grange
Pomona Lodge
North Elyria
Kipton
Frank Ellenberger
F Hinkle
Sandusky Register
Lorain County Automobile Club
Florence Schroeder
Pich +ard Schreeder
Sandusky Educator to Speak on Public Schools at Forum
Professor A Harbourt superintendent of Sandusky county public schools will address an open forum Sunday at 3 PM in the high school auditorium on Our Public Schools. He is an Ohio school affairs authority and advocates raising the schools to a higher standard inviting fathers mothers teachers and the public.
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Sandusky County
Harbourt
Ohio
Spencer Metal Products Co. Bankrupty Note Secured
The record shows JLDG noted to Chih. frites in bankrupty of Spencer Metal Products Co. secured oneenit on a cornovit note against C. M. Crum of Leds for $72.12.
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Spencer Metal Products Co
C.M Crum
Weather Outlook Next Week From WELK Bureau
Weather radar forecast from Washington for next week highlights Ohio Valley generally fair with possible rains Tuesday or Wednesday and a warming trend early in the week. Great Lakes region may see considerable cloudiness and snow Tuesday with moderate temperatures early in the week.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Rout unearthed trail leads to lost capital relics
Archaeologists uncover route in Wataba region revealing ancient signs and a buried settlement site. Researchers from Leite University report finds near Fea and Ted, tracing a historic trek used by early traders. Local guides note potential museum displays.
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