Demand Reopen and German Summit Proposals
London reports Dr Walter Simons, German foreign minister, urging a summit of experts to counter the Allied indemnity demand. He says Germany cannot pay the Paris total and seeks a personal settlement framework while warning of continued hardship for workers and risk to future peace if Paris decisions are enforced.
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Walter Simons
Sunday Times
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Celwan
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Gevusur
Wonleveler
Germany
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Dr. Simons
England
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Paris
Lloyd George Cooly
Lloyd George addresses publics on war guilt pleas
In a Tuesday discussion the Premier Lloyd George spoke to the British and French publics. He argued that Germany admits loss and guilt but warned that repeating guilt claims cannot justify continual court actions.
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Lloyd George
Germany
Prince of Wales Joins Mrs Asquith as Diarist
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales has joined Margot Asquith in diary duties prompting royal court anxiety and a Scotland Yard investigation. The diary, meant for private consumption, raised concerns over unauthorized editions and possible sale of extra proofs.
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Prince OF Wales
Margot Asquith
William L. Malabar
London
Royal Ciycles
Scotland Yard
Asauith
Thermore
United States
Canada
Devactives
Mrs Harding Visits White House Press Room
Mrs Warren G Harding, former Marion Star circulation manager, visits the White House press room in her first day as first lady. Reporters note her presence but she declines to comment. The piece mentions Congress approving annual government funding estimates.
Women Who Earn Big Wages in Play Brokerage
Miss Elisabeth Marbury entered the field of play brokers years ago and advanced the profession. She directed plays through agents, connecting authors with producers. Today she is among the front ranks of play brokerage and earns more than $25,000 a year.
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Elisabeth Marbury
Miss Marbury
Junk Dealer and Councilman Clash at Police Headquarters
West Elyria councilman John Halpin and junk dealer Sol Sacks argued at police HQ Friday evening. Detectives traced iron missing from the National Bank building site to Sacks, who claimed he bought it from Halpin. The pair traded barbs over payment and ownership as officers watched.
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John Halping
Sol Sacks
West Street
Elyria
Zermanke
National Bank
Zarnke
Lorain
Halpin
Late Market Reports Show Mixed Hog Sheep Cattle Trends
Chicago march 5 hog trade slow and lower for the week ending today while sheep also dropped cattle showed strength from a week ago top hogs 11 for the week most trade down 15 to 25 cents weekly receipts 51 860 cattle 195 239 hogs 93 179 sheep closing sheep values 25 to 50 cents lower aged muttons down similarly cattle receipts for the corresponding week not average and year comparisons noted.
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Chicago
Late stock reports shake Chicago wheat trade
Chicago March wheat closed down 13 4 points while May slid 3 2 points amid liquidation in the wheat belt. Corn fell 8 9 to 1 2, oats weaker 1 4 to 3 3, July oats down 5 8, with dull provisions and minor trade activity on the short Saturday session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fire Ravages Sawyerwood After Stove Overheat
A March 5 blaze in Sawyerwood started in Carl Trolland's garage from an overheated stove. It destroyed principal buildings and a row of cottages, causing $100000 plus damage. The bucket brigade and shifting winds saved the hamlet. Thieves later stole $800 in postage stamps from Springfield Center during the fire.
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Akron
Pirg
Carl Trolland
Sawyerwood
Carer
Hari Pat Hutchinson
Springfeld Center
Springfield Center
Gun Battle Testimony in Felts Strike Case
Testimony describes threats by Albert Felts targeting Sid Harfeld Mayor Testerman and Sheriff Blankenship. John Burke testified he saw Pelts strike Mayor Testerman, standing within feet of Felts. Records include witness Wiggins recounting claims that Baldwin Felts agents planned trouble and a hospital during the strike.
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Sid Harfeld
Testerman
Blankenship
John Burke
Pelts
Mayor Testerman
Sid Hatfeld
Masacre
Fred Savage
Felts
Union Land
Conis
Jrecord 2
J.B. Wiggins
Booker
Felts Agency
Baldwin Felts Agency
Feld
Tective Cunningham
Ecard
Contff
Baldwin Felts
Loss to This Country Continues on Page 1 Speech by Senator Spencer
The excerpt quotes Missouri Senator Spencer arguing it was never believed Japan would receive Pacific islands. He notes Japan’s Shantung claim, U S holdings in the Samoan Islands, and suggests Britain would have to cede Germany’s territories. He recalls islands north of the equator as vital between Hawaii and the Philippines and asserts those lands were promised to the United States but were instead given to Japan. Spencer adds Japan’s share of global finance was about 30 million versus the United States’ 30 billion.
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Miscouri
Japan
Spencer
Shantung
United States
Semoan
Englena
Germany
Jelanda
Equator
Hawaii
Philippines
Pomona Grange Hea State Master Addresses Farmers
In Wellington on March 5 a large Pomona Grange meeting in Lorain county featured State Grange Master Tabor speaking on investing money in farming. He argued 60 percent of bank funds belong to farmers, urged stronger farmer organization, noted 200 to 300 acre farms cannot be profitable on bd-cent corn, and discussed taxation while opposing excessive classification. Banator J F Burke Wyat spoke later, warning against selfish leadership and highlighting senate issues for farmers.
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Wellington
Pomona Grange
Lorain County
Tabor
State Grange
J. F. Burke Wyt
Senate
Harding Seeks Unity as Inauguration Begins
President Harding leads a bustling White House day with Central American policy talks, a nine-gunboat mobile force, and planning for a possible April 4 session. He hosts Republican National Committee members and receives cabinet officials, with theater attendance marking the inaugural mood.
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Hughes
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Frank Mondell
Wryoming
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House
Congress
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
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Harding
Republican National Committee
Washington
Senator Harding
Department of Justice
Barry M. Daugherty
Ohio
White House stenographers take dictation for Misses Ubl and Mattern
Washington reports two Mansfield girls win unique costumes at Ohio State University event. Republican leader Mendell says Harding will announce congressional special session date by next Wednesday. A dairy and food bureau check finds Ohio soft drinks OK. Mrs Anne Hageman to entertain Your Ladies Guild at Oberlin Avenue home Monday evening with sewing and supper.
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Mendell
Republican Committee On Committees
Harding
Congress
Columbus
Mansfield
Louis Dooilttla
Pearl Danback
Ohio State University
Anne Hageman
Lorain
Mar
Your Ladies’ Guild
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Hmmanuethureh
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Rebellion Gains Ground Against Soviet Rule Continues
Reports from state department and foreign legations indicate growing rebel activity against the Soviet government in Russia. Dispatches claim defection of Bolshevik troops at Kronstadt and upheaval in Moscow with troops refusing to march. Baltic sources report rebels burning Petrograd powerhouse and city streets without rail transportation.
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State Department
Russia
Legation of
Finland
Kronstadt
Bolshe‘vik
Legation
Helsingfors
Moscow
Petrograd
Hamon trial promises clashes and tax talks in Ohio
The Hamon murder case charges loom with defense to introduce evidence on intoxication and a deathbed dispute. Frank Ketch is set to testify about a newspaper statement, clothing shows holes, and a heavy cross examination awaits. In Columbus a taxation conference of Pomona granges and county farm bureaus will discuss a permanent state tax plan and farmers’ opposition.
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Trt
Hamon
Mexico
Therara
Frank Ketch
Ketch
Hannon
Russell B. Brown
Columbus
Pomona
Southern
Lorain Mayor Revsokes Jitney Bus License
Lorain March 5 for the first time in city history Mayor William F. Grall revoked a jitney bus license. The move followed a recent collision on wet streets near St. Clair and Broadway that wrecked George Horn of Brownhelm’s vehicle and cited repeated mishands by the jitney operator.
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Lorain
William F. Grall
Paypoy
Temarario
Sti-st
Broadway
George Horn
Brownhelm
Grall
Harding aides discuss firm stance on ceasefire amid Central American dispute
Secretary Hughes and President meet as new administration signals tough approach. Costa Rica and Panama dispute boundary claims, with U S mediation and canal era guarantees complicating neutrality. Panama rejects a U S Supreme Court mediated ruling, Costa Rica accepts it as final.
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Hughes
Henry P. Fletcher
Atata
Edward Doug Jay White
U. S. Supreme Court
Panama
Costa Rica
United States
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Wilson
License Revoked Over Traffic Violations in Lorain
Lorain police revoke Temarario license after repeated traffic law violations. He had prior convictions in Lorain police court and was ordered to stop carrying passengers by a Lorain officer.
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Temerario
Lorain
Temarario
Final Tribute at Champ Clark Memorial in Capitol
Mourners fill the national capitol as influential senators and representatives eulogize Champ Clark. Opening prayers and touching tributes describe him as a heroic, beloved figure of Amarillo, while families and colleagues bid farewell at the flower bedecked casket. Congress pauses in somber ceremony.
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Reed
Missouri
Senate
James Mann
Atnots
Bennett Clark
Genevieve Clark Thompson
Congress
House
National
Capiti
Champ Clark
Police arrests follow tips at lunch hour
Police, acting on tips received last evening, arrested McAndrews and Ferguson soon after lunch Friday while they hunted for Thomas. Detective George Jennings used a ruse to lure Thomas to central station, where he was locked up by Captain Hugh Reiley after returning home and then reporting in.
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Ferguson
Thomas
George Jennings
Central Station
Jennings
Wyhomag
sieLg
Hugh Reiley
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