Intervention in Ruhr prompts evacuation demand in Germany
Berlin reports Germany refuses talks with France until French and Belgian forces leave the Ruhr. Chancellor Cuno issues a condition for negotiations, while Britain's Ramsay MacDonald calls for mediation with France and Germany. London notes hope for a reparations settlement as Europe seeks peace.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Ruhr
Wilhelm Cuno
Reichstag
Renly
Cuno
United States
England
London
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Stanley Laldwin
Great Britain
Europe
Baldwin
Death notice of Henry McElwin longtime Newton resident
Ads in this city report the death of Henry McElwin 82 at his home in Newton Massachusetts. A resident for years he built the Colonial apartments on Avenue now stands his former home. He married twice and had sisters, with a first wife named Nellie. He was known for inventing a method to put a valuable formula on slate blocks in liquid form. He supplied many schools with boards and kept his secret private. He was described as a large souled man who made friends easily and is remembered fondly. Services will be held at his home and burial at Newton.
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Henry Mc
Newton
Boston
Mass
McElwin
Colonial Apartments
Avenue
Nellie Rd
9 Bickford
Charles Cahoon
Davidson
New York City
Washington
Elyria
New York
XI and Bus Bill Modified
The council passed changes to the motor bus and taxi ordinance. Provisions on pacepagers protection were altered as unconstitutional. Fees set at £50 per bus or £25 per year for taxis. mileage and passenger counts referenced.
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Ipreme
Auto Bumps Pole Injures Driver and Passenger
A vehicle crossed Seventh Street when a brown car struck a telephone pole and overturned. The driver and passenger sustained injuries, with the driver knocked unconscious and both taken to a hospital for treatment.
Cleveland Home Rule Charter Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the validity of Cleveland’s November 1921 home rule amendment. Judge Florence Allen wrote the decision in the case of George D. Hile and William Reutener versus the City of Cleveland and Mayor Fred Kohler. The Hare system of proportional representation in voting was upheld as constitutional.
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Columbus
Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Florence Allen
George D. Hile
William Reutener
Fred Kohler
Vanderbilt Wedding Wins Social Spotlight in New York
Miss Gloria Morgan wed Reginald C. Vanderbilt in a noon ceremony attended by New York society. The necklace and pear shaped diamond pendant valued around 50 000 dollars drew praise as the lavish symbol of the union. The mauve and white color scheme reflected Vanderbilt tastes and Paris fashions.
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New York
Gloria Morgan
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Morgan
Miss Morgan
Paris
Sawing Wood and Wilhelm Aide May Bring Bride Visit
Rumors say ex Kaser Wilhelm will keep watch as a thin bird with a long bill and a small bundle of humanity may visit his bride Hermione, who is expecting. Question rises if Wilhelm’s son will be raised to be a soldier.
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Wilhelm
Hermione
Prince Frederick
Prince Eitel Frederick
Prince Adalbert
Prince August
Prince Oscar
Kaiser
Victoria
Kaiser Wilhelm
Princess Hermione
Pop parlors license passes council after third reading
The city council passed the soft drink license ordinance on its third reading, with a $5 annual fee proposed by Muller and pro rata three month payments. It excludes regular drug stores and targets violators of liquor and disorderly conduct laws. Major Jane proposed the measure to curb unlawful parlors. applicants must show good moral character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muller
Carson
Howells
Jane
Erin Rebels Suffer Casualties in Dublin Battle
Free state troops stormed rebel positions in Dublin. Four Free State soldiers were killed and several others wounded or captured as fighting raged around Tas prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIN
Dublin
Free State
Tas
Tree State
Springfield Trial Delayed as Coroner Case Proceeds
March 9 postponement in the Coroner case involving individuals tied to the Springfield Ku Klux Klan group and related charges. Jadee Davis Thedelas Juda Davis cited in connection with the infant death while investigations continue into narcotics use and illegal drug trafficking at the federal level. Washington reports preliminary probes by the Federal Narcotics Control Board into lawful versus illicit drug volumes in the United States. Harvard secretary announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
WOM Coriner Alleses Kleavio
Spinefeld Ku Kis Klan
Conémrner
Jadee Davis Thedelas
Juda Davis
Washington
Federal Narcotics Control Board
United States
Harvard
Elyrian figure linked to crime ends in burial in city
The burial of Lou Davidson in Elyria follows a life of fortune amid crime. Once in Coonville with a wife and two children, he vanished after an attempted arrest, resurfaced in New York City running a saloon, prospering in hospitality, marrying an educated woman from Washington, and amassing wealth before a violent end. His widow and daughters were left to face loss and social scrutiny.
Snow blankets the Atlantic coast in sudden blizzard
Washington reports the United States Weather Bureau forecasts a rapid snowstorm sweeping the Atlantic coast from Washington to the Canadian border. Forecasters call the development very sudden with heavy snow expected in New England and parts of New York and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Atlantic
Canadian
United States Weather Bureau
Pasane
New Mevien
St .Joseph
New England
New York
Penneylvania
Tamarras
Tresdas
Obrio Fuel Supply Co Plans Capital Increase
The board of directors of the Obio Fuel Supply Co met to approve a stock split and a capital increase to 40 million dollars from 24.6 million. A 14.40 fee will be paid to stockholders of record as of August 17. The meeting aimed to raise funds and restructure the company’s capitalization.
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Columbus
Viareh &Deroon
Pasa
Chia Feeppis
Tors
Purloined Bride’s Hope Chest Reported In Cleveland
A bride to be informed police her hope chest was stolen from her home. She described a burglary while attending a heat with her fiancé, noting the chest’s contents included jewelry and clothing. The incident followed a tennis match where Mile Lensten faced Cadie Mis Malinis.
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Bride’s-To-Be
HOPE
Cleveland Marten
Seeaing
Hema
Shirley Kresberg
Mentone Wareht
Byureteas
Maco Ameren
Mile Lensten
Eam Ted Om
Ofeurian
Malinis
Avon Mian Ill From Injury Leads to Tragic Death
Anton Kryzstowski 38 died by his own hand at home on the Mitten dorf road after two years of illness. Avon Mittendorf injured tearing down a barn on Abbe road and has been ill since. His wife and eldest son traveled to Elyria to clean clover seed. during their absence he bought strychnine in Lorain, mixed it into coffee at supper, and collapsed at the barn later that night. Survived by wife and three children Victor Francis Jessie. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. at St Marys Avon.
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Anton Kryzstowski
Mittendorf
Avon Mittendorf
Abbe Road
Elyria
Lorain
Victor
Francis
Jessie
St Mary's Church
Avon
Ohio House Moves to Early Adjournment
Columbus March 6 The house rules committee becomes steering committee with only its recommended bills reaching a vote signaling leaders aim for early adjournment. Big appropriation bills Taft taxation measure and gasoline tax action expected within a week followed by a two week recess.
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Columbus
House Rules Committee
House
Dairy and Food Committee
Dearmond
Butler County
Ohio
Oho
Donahey
E. W. Dots
Cleveland
Senate
Burke Loan County
Taft
Toledo man arrested on non support charge
A Toledo man was arrested by the police detective division on a non support charge related to wife and children. The suspect protested the charge and a rough incident near a local home was noted. The wife’s testimony described fear and distress as officers prepared to take him into custody.
City council approves Yellow Line franchise for West Avenue route
After months of debate the city council passes the Yellow Line franchise and sticks to the West Avenue route. The ordinance takes effect in 30 days, with street railway companies having 30 days to accept or reject. Superintendent Coen opposes the West Avenue route double track and several extensions, making acceptance unlikely.
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Oratory
Brass Tacke
West Avenue
Coen
Rawson
Carson
Lodi Street
Harding and party reach Jacksonville
President Harding arrived in Jacksonville Florida aboard his special train after an all night coast run. He planned golf at Ormond before boarding a houseboat cruise down the Indian river. Secretary Davis left the train at Jacksonville and War Secretary Weeks with Mrs Weeks left at St Augustine.
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President Harding
Jacksonville
Fla
Harding
Florida
Colonel Bosy
Atlantic
Ormond
Rocky Mount
N. C
Ponte Be
James J. Davis
St. Augustine
Weeks
Washington
Oberlin Booze Arrest In City Transport Case
Officer Faulhabe observed Gust Chambers, a covered man, board a city car with a heavy basket. Four quarts of raisin jack were found when the basket was opened. He was jailed after pleading guilty to transporting liquor and fined 540 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulhabe
Cleveland
Gust Chambers
Jones
Hanor
Charles French Sentenced to Work House
This morning at criminal court Charles French pleaded guilty to an immediate charge of assault upon a woman. Judge W R Thompson sentenced him to six months in the Toledo workhouse. Frank Martinez and Manuel Gonzales pleaded guilty to petty larceny and were each fined 25 dollars and costs.
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Criminal
Charles Frerch
T Cy
Ah Imdetmert
Elrnagit
WR Thompson
Toledo
Frank Martmnez
Manual Gonsales
Pett Lat
Fire Chief Bates reports rise in city fire losses and deaths
Wallace Bates presented his seventeenth annual fire report to the city council. It tallies 189 first alarms and one general alarm, with total losses on buildings and contents at 41 092.88 and insurance losses at 26 655.23. The city’s fire loss since January 1907 totals 539 234.89, with 28 0 percent year over year. Three children drowned, three burned, and two livestock destroyed, while 91 buildings, 17 automobiles or aircraft, 55 dumps and grass fires, and 20 other causes triggered alarms. Bates urges stronger prevention efforts by residents.
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Wallace Bates
Addiiton
Bates
Donahoe Signs Padlock Bill In Ohio Action
Governor Donahoe signed a bill allowing courts to label liquor sale venues as nuisances and order closure for one year. The move aims to curb illegal sales and empower magistrates to enforce liquor control. Washington reports outline railroads failing to settle disputes over transportation and coal deliveries, as noted in a letter from President Stephen E. Connor.
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Columbus
Donahes
Washington
Reed Quate
Stephen E. Connor
Federated Shopcrafts
Thetral
New Jersey
White Howes
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Spital
Pelton
Rvice
Council
Erintendent Pelton
Melwin
S.oderass Dting
Etrees
Arista
Wo Va
Weranoke Coal and Coke Company
WooVa
Helen Denman
Harry Denman
Helen Searles
Tostpone
Kean
Elyrian
Lou Davidson
Coonville
Henry Jones
Obrio Fuel Supply CO. Courtes UP
Mallory
Avon Mian
Toledoan
Wald Mathwood
Oberlin
Goneyor
NEBED
Chas
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