Three Killed in Ulster Revolt Disorders Across Ireland
Violent weekend clashes in Belfast and Ulster left three dead and over thirty injured as mobs battled police and soldiers. Snipers, bombs, and machine guns featured in the chaos across Tyrone and Belfast while Dublin and London reported tensions with the Irish provisional government as hundreds of troops in Limerick faced mutinous forces. The British and Irish authorities pledged action to quell the unrest.
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Belfast
Ulster
County Tyrone
Grosvanor Road
London
Dublin
Ireland
Daily Chronicle
Irish Republican Army
Limerick
mid-Limerick
Tipperary
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Provisional Government
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
The
Star
Railroads Rally for Wage Cuts as Hearings Open
Chicago March 6 Railroads launch a drive to reduce wages for most employees as wage-cut hearings begin before the United States Railway Board. Nearly all worker classes are involved except the big four brotherhoods and switchmen negotiating with the roads. Labor leaders and lawyers prepare a vigorous defense.
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Chicago
United State Railway Board
Labor Board
H. M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of, Labor
Prank
P. Walso
Hughes to meet Harding on treaty reservations
Washington reports indicate Secretary of State Hughes will confer with President Harding upon his return from Bermuda to discuss senate reservations to the arms conference treaties. Separate dispatches note vast amounts of U S food for Russia halted in European ports due to Russia's broken transport system. The Lodge resolution to appoint a U S commission for Brazil's centennial celebration in Rio de Janeiro next September was favorably reported by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with a $1.6 million appropriation.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Hughes
Bermuda
Harding
Senate
United States
Russia
European
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Lodge
Rio de Janeiro
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eight Cent Gas Rate Law Declared Invalid
The United States Supreme Court today declared the eight cent gas rate law of New York state invalid. Associate Justice McReynolds read the decision. The federal district court had held the price confiscatory and the law invalid.
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Washington
New York State
Supreme Court of the United States
McReynolds
Federal District Court
Suit to Stop $1200 Liquor Tax Collection in Lorain
Andrew Barbatos of Lorain sues Walter Ludwig et al to stop collection of a liquor tax assessed against property in Chamberlain's addition. He claims an interest via a land contract and alleges tenant Chasz Kaltenbauch was arrested yet the property was not restrained for such levy. He seeks a restraining order against collection.
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Andrew Barbatos
Lorain
Walter Ludwig
Chamberlain
Chasz. Kaltenbauch
Dwight West Dies Sunday at 83 in Wellington Area
Dwight West aged 83 died Sunday afternoon at his son Frank Wests home 523 West Third street after a long bedbound illness from a broken leg. He formerly lived in Wellington and came with his wife to spend winters with his son. Survived by wife Frank Elyria Eugene Toledo and daughter Mrs T A Schultz Chicago. Funeral 1 30 Wednesday at home LaGrange burial.
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Dwight West
Frank West
West Third Street
West
Wellington
Frank
Elyria
Eugene
Toledo
T. A. Schultz
Chicago
LaGrange
Debs To Head Socialist Convention In Cleveland
Cleveland March 6 Eugene Debs the veteran socialist candidate and recent Atlanta penitentiary release will headline the socialist national convention to be held in Cleveland from April 29 to May 2 The party aims to intensify fall campaigning and seek several congress seats alongside Meyer London The state ticket named includes Governor Millard Price Toledo Lieutenant Governor Frank Hamilton Piqua Louis B Naffs or Joseph Woodward Dayton Secretary of State T H Davis Hubbard or George W Market Cincinnati Treasurer Jacob Ojala Ashland Attorney General George W Shorts Dayton Judge Moses Benjamin Cleveland United States Senator August Malm Cleveland
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Cleveland
Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Harding
Meyer London
New York
National Congress
T. H. Davis
Hubbard
George W. Market
Cincinnati
Jacob Ojala
Ashtabula
George W. Shorts
Dayton
Supreme Court
Moses Benjamin
United States
August Malm
Man Claims Seven Years Labor Without Pay in Avon Case
Sigmund Mathews of Cleveland sues John Hegedus of Avon for 2160 wages earned after seven years of work with no pay. He says he received one suit of clothes one pair of shoes and his hoard during the long period.
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John Hegedus
Avon
Sigmund Mathews
Cleveland
Twenty Four British Women May Sit in House of Lords
A 1929 breakthrough expands the British peerage seats for women. Lady Rhondda led the campaign, enabling 23 other titled women to claim membership in the House of Lords, including several baronesses and countesses across prominent peerages.
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House OF Lords
Rhondda
Laay Rhondda
Sith
Baroness Furnival
Duchess of Norfolk
Countess of
City Council Meets This Evening Agenda Includes Litney Bus Ordinance
The city council holds its first monthly session this evening with several matters on the table. Multiple ordinances are up for discussion and potential action, though the litney bus ordinance is not yet ready and will not be acted on at this meeting.
Abduction Reported. Woman Seized By Two Men In Car
At 4 05 Sunday morning a woman was abducted on Cleveland Street. W C Hill heard a struggle and a scream, then saw two men force a woman into a automobile and drive toward Ridgeville. Police found no trace of the suspects or victim and nothing further is known.
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W. C. Hill
Cleveland Street
Hill
Ridgeville
Elizabeth Unger Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Unger, aged eighty eight, died Sunday after a short illness. A Elyria resident for 23 years she leaves two sons John and George Unger and daughter Mrs Barbara Fraley plus many relatives. Short services will be held at 315 West Street Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. and at M H church in Henrietta at 2 p.m. Reverend Yough officiating burial at Henrietta Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Unger
Elyria
John
George Unger
Barbara Fraley
West Street
M. H
Henrietta
Yough
Henrietta Cemetery
Lorain contractors refuse pay scale clash with bricklayers union
In Lorain in March the mason contractors rejected the bricklayers union offer to work for 1.12 then 1.10 per hour, sticking to the Cleveland price of 1.04 per hour. The union men remain firm. Louis Lukesic sues for a 1300 note balance against Antone Cook with a shattle mortgage on hgage.
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Lorain
Brick Layers Union
Cleveland
Louis Lukesic
Antone Cook
Undertaker Revives Baby After Apparent Death
March 6 Mansfield. The eyelid twitch saved a baby from embalming as an undertaker found signs of life while preparing the infant for preservation. The child, believed dead two hours, began to breathe after being turned over. a physician then confirmed the patient is recovering. The startled parents learned the child is a physician.
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Mansfield
Fréd Culp
Car Strikes Toledo Couple Injuring Man and Wife
W. B. Parker and his wife Mrs. Lela Parker were hurt Saturday afternoon when their car was struck by an east bound street car in front of the Suppes residence on Fast Bridge street. Mrs. Parker suffered cuts and bruises and was thrown from the car. Mr. Parker sustained a head injury. Both were taken to Memorial hospital. he was discharged and she is improving.
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W. B. Parker
Lela Parker
Toledo
Suppes
Fast Bridge Street
Klan In Legal Battle Over Receiver In Atlanta
In Atlanta on March 6, more than 300 insurgent Ku Klux Klan members seek a court order to appoint a receiver for the order and to obtain a permanent injunction banning further association with the Klan. Edward Young Clarke is named as Imperial Kleagle, while Harry B. Terrell leads the rebels and presses for Colonel William Joseph Simmons to testify, though Simmons declines to affidavit. The suit proceeds in superior court with Terrell and his attorney requesting attendance.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
Harry B. Terrell
W. H. Terrell
William Joseph Simmons
Imperial
Klan
Simmons
Elyria Women Work On Abbey Road Improvement
Women drove dump trucks in a road improvement project on Abbey Road with residents doing the labor and township trustees supplying the cinders for the work.
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Abbey Road
Police Return Runaway Boy From Toledo Visit
Police picked up George Meckers a Toledo youth Saturday night and held him on a vagrancy charge. He said he ran away with Robert Schultz a former Elyria boy and they visited here but Schultz deserted him. Toledo was notified and Mecker's mother sent money to send him home.
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George Meckers
Toledo
Robert Schultz
Elyria
Schultz
Meeker
Deed Fraud Case Leads to Sale of Real Estate
Judge Redington ruled in Henry Newman versus Thomas Newman et al to set aside a conveyance and pay debts. The deed to certain real estate was declared fraudulent and the property ordered sold to satisfy creditors of the late Red ward Newman. Superior Electric Co awarded about 717.95 against G Bennett for labor and materials. In Tru-Matic Tire & Rubber Co versus Security Tire & Rubber Co the property was ordered sold and a deed issued to the plaintiff.
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Redington
Henry Newman
Thomas
Newman
Redward Newman
Superior Electric Co
G. Bennett
Tru-Matic Tire & Rubber Co
The
Security Tire & Rubber Co
Bank Robbery in St Louis Banks Robbed by Bandits
St Louis bank held up by masked men in white handkerchiefs on Monday it escaped with 3509 dollars. A separate note mentions Steve Lescher disputing a right of way with a green line car at Cheapside and Broad street with an unclear outcome.
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ST. Louis
Steve
Steve Lescher
Cheapside
Broad Street
Probe into Friday night bus truck wreck at Frindaville
PAINESVILLE March 6 Representatives of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the state Public Utilities Commission joined a sweeping probe into Friday night’s tragedy that has claimed sixteen lives with a possibility of rising to seventeen. The inquiry aims to determine whether the Fairport Painesville bus driver or railroad employees caused the crash. Coroner M H Bradley will continue hearings, with additional witnesses summoned. Nine funerals today, three more tomorrow. In Fairport business is largely suspended as the city pays last respects.
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Painesvile
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce
Fairport-Painesville
Public Schools Must Be Kept Free Says Speaker
Prof Harbourt Sandusky county schools chief spoke at Sandusky high on Sunday demanding up to date public education from kindergarten to university. He urged elimination of outdated elements and insistence on free speech and free schools to preserve democracy and the state. A lively question period followed the address.
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Harbourt
Sandusky County
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Lorain Bus Escapes Fairport Quaster
Lorain on March 6 reports a bus driven by J H Dickle narrowly escaped a Nickle Plate train at the Broadway crossing. The watchman warned him, but Dickle steered ahead along the ties to clear the tracks. Passengers were frightened but no injuries occurred.
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Lorain
Fairport
J. H. Dickle
Broadway Crossing
Dickla
Tragic Deaths and Hair Theft Reports From City Briefs
Xenia reports Mabel Mills fourteen dies after clothing ignites while dusting a mantle. Cincinnati notes Bertha Plautt fourteen loses twenty four inches of hair at a moving picture theater amid several similar hair thefts. Eva Jones of Indianapolis searches for her fifteen year old daughter Wanda who left home last Monday.
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Xenia
Mabel Mills
Arthur Mills
Here
Cincinnati
Bertha Plautt
Eva Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Wanda
Judge Overrules Motion and Sentences Lorain Official
Judge Redington overruled the motion for a new trial in C. C. Timberman former safety director of Lorain sentencing him to the Ohio penitentiary for not less than two years. Timberman was condemned as unmercifully as Benedict Arnold and Judas Iscariot for betraying public trust. He stood stoic as the sentence was read and was released on $900 bond.
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Redington
Fomer Lorain Service
Tn C. C. Timberman
Lorain
Ohio
Juny Redington
Timberms
Benedict Arnold
Juda Iscariot
Trus
Thabeman
Fire Service of
Frank Joe
Underworld
Hash
Judas
Christ
Rannot
Timbert
John Raldy
Lewalski
Amendment to Bonus Bill Planned by House Committee
Washington March. An amendment to the soldiers' bonus bill provides cash compensation to dependents of heirs of veterans who died since the armistice. The Ways and Means Committee aims to perfect the bill today for full House consideration tomorrow. Chairman Fordney intends to seek White House approval on tax policy conflicts and the new cash insurance plan. The committee predicts passage but seeks White House assurance to avoid nullification.
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Washington
March
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means
White House
Harding
Ways
Bassett to Ridgeville Dies at Age 73
Daniel J Bassett 73 of Ridgeville died Sunday afternoon at his son's home after a three month illness. He is survived by son Leoon Bassett daughter Leona Ault four sisters and two grandchildren. Jenkins funeral parlors Elyria to conduct Wednesday 11 am burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Daniel J. Bassett
Ridgeville
Leoon Bassett
Leona Ault
Jenkins Funeral
Ely‘ria
Randall
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Foreman Blayney’s Mother Found Dead in Washington
W. R. Blayney, foreman of the Chronicle Telegram, received notice from Washington, Pennsylvania, of his mother’s sudden death. He departed for Washington to attend the funeral today.
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W. R. Blayney
Chronicle-Telegram
Washington, Pa
Washington
Man Held for Carrying Concealed Weapons on Railway Tracks
Police detained a man who gave the name George Brown early Sunday on the N C railway tracks. A revolver was found on his person during search and he was bound over to the court of common pleas under $500 bail.
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George Brown
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Devonshire Boes Sentenced for Non Support
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie returned from Charlestown West Virginia with Thomas Devonshire, indicted for non support of his minor child. He had served a term at Toledo workhouse for the same offense. Devonshire pleaded guilty this morning and Judge Redington sentenced him to a term to reform school.
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Steve Cowie
Charlestown
W. Va
Thomas Devonshire
Toledo
Devonshire
Redington
Amherst庆老公民阿尔登斯蒂瓦尔逝世纪念
Alden Stival of Amherst dies aged 79 from old age. Born in Cleveland in 1842 he served in the Civil War and fought in major battles including Gettysburg. Lived in Avon briefly before moving to Amherst in 1870. Built a cigar business, served as town clerk twelve years, on the board for nineteen, postmaster six, and led town hall construction. Member of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, and G. A. R commander for six years. Survived by his wife and children Mrs H Nichols, Mrs M B Schaffer, Ex Allen, A G Siward. Funeral plans not announced.
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Amherst
Wald
Cleveland
Gettysburg
Avon
Mary
Oddellows
K. of P
H. Nichols
M. B. Schaffer
Allen
A. G. Siiward
Elyria Bride Begins Alimony Proceedings
Alimony actions filed by Fern Lord against W. C. Lord in Elyria showing the couple wed February 15. She says he deserted her and won’t provide a home though he covers her meals and lodging. Cincinnati report notes March 6 unrest with fires under Buckeye Supply Co. in Buckeye region, with investigators probing origin and possible arson mechanisms.
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Fern Lord
Agai
W. C. Lord
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