French President Faces Cabinet Crisis After Briand Collapse
Paris reports President Deamergue arriving to confront a government failure as Briand remains premier in interim. Geneva opposition blocks France’s plans to enlarge the league council while talks hint at dissolving the chamber but with little change in political balance.
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Paris
Deamergue
Lyons
Briand
Geneva
France
League Council
Ad ‘Tnterim
Senate Ready to Vote on Shoal Lease Resolution
Washington March 6 With party lines erased the senate prepared for a vote on the Coolidge resolution creating a commission to negotiate a private lease of the Muscle Shoals project valued at 150 600 000. A dispute over instructions for the commission arose as a progressive group urged broad leasing authority and priority terms.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Congressional
Muscle Shoals
Andrews forms squads to curb liquor production nationwide
Andrews announced plans to organize a survey squad to suppress brewery production and another unit to enforce wine manufacturing laws. He cited large quantities of high power beer in Pennsylvania New York Chicago and other centers and said federal agents will extend to major cities. Home production remains protected for personal use but municipal and state prosecutions may proceed. He also noted smuggling treaties with Canada Mexico and Cuba pending final details with broad long term impact.
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Andrews
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Treasury
Alcohol Squad
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
New French Process Face Powder Mellog G0
Advertisement promotes Mellog Go a new powder from Lewis Mercantile Co. Crandall's Drug Store. Claims a lasting, perspiration resistant finish that hides pores and lines and gives life to the complexion for any girl.
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Lewis Mercantile Co
Crandall’s
Commission to Oversee Sale of Surplus Power
The article outlines a six member commission three senators and three representatives to be named by Vice President Dawes and Speaker Langworthy for a surplus power sale. The resolution makes the corpus a concurrent document not needing President Coolidge’s signature to take effect though any lease requires approval by both houses and the president. The commission must report by April 1.
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Dawes
Langsworth
House
Coolidge
Senate
Punishment for Laxity of Duty Hits City Police
Cleveland March 8. Police captain William Burns and all precinct officers face overtime punishment for laxity after a twelve hour delay in investigating a burglary. Chief Grout says officers will work until the $10 burglary at George F. Grodell’s home is cleared. Two suspects sought in a separate robbery of Mrs. Blanche Berger valued at 483.
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Cleveland
Wiliam Gurns
Jacob Graut
George FE
Grodell
Edwin Barry
Burns
Blanche Berger
Oldest Justice Holmes Celebrates 85th Birthday at Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes, associate justice of the U S Supreme Court, marked his 85th birthday by walking to the court as usual. He remains the oldest justice to sit on the bench, with a desk covered in flowers from friends.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Erec
Jre
Taney
Haeness At &7
Justice Wolmes
Dedication Week Services at Local Church
A sequence of fellowship services is planned Tuesday through Friday as part of the church dedication ceremonies. Speakers include Lydia Lord Davis, Rev. William Flammer, Rev. Alfred J. Barnard, and George Southwell. The building committee is led by Rev. Charles F. Wiseman with several named members.
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Wiseman
Lydia Lord Davis
Oberlin
United States
William Flammer
Medina
Tey
Alfred J. Barnard
Ife
Young Peoples
Charles F. Wiseman
Frank Lovejoy
G. W. Lamberton
John Kennedy
M. DB. Miller
D. J. Fox
Fred Hensman
H Stanford
D. Kin@ig
Ts. Kennedy
B. Giberson
Robbers Target Elite Williams Jewel Cache
Number Three gang ascended to the second floor finding Mrs Williams tied and gagged. They stripped a $4,000 ring from her finger injuring it, and fled when Mrs Laura Wilder, daughter of Mrs Williams and wife of Gen Wilder, heard the commotion. The bandits sought Mrs Williams’s $100,000 jewel collection.
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Tobbers
Willams
Laura Wilder
Radio appeal heard clearly from London to Pittsburgh
W. Stuart Clark reports that a radio appeal by E. F. "Daddy" Alan from a Pittsburgh station was heard clearly in London on Tuesday February 26 between 7 and 8 p.m. The broadcast marked a rare moment of clear United States reception.
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Misten
England
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
London
W. Stuart Clark
E. F
Daddy
Alan
Pittsburgh
United States
Reversal Sought in City Court Judgment
Samuel Lerner petitions the Lorain Court of Common Pleas asking reversal of a municipal court January term judgment against Louis and Flora Kellogg. A separate divorce petition filed today in this city seeks Louise Edwards Penberthy restoration of her maiden name, alimony, and furniture in a case against Chester Penberthy. The complainant alleges gross neglect, marriage on April 1, 1925, coerced nursing for family support, and husband’s prolonged absence without explanation.
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Municipal Court of Lorain
Samuel Lerner
Louis
Flora Kellog
Court of Common Pleas
Kellogs
Louis Penberthy
Ol Louise Edwards
Chester Pemberthy
Ageter
Iife
APPROVE CORONER S COST REPORTS FOR OCT 1925 TO FEB 1926
County commissioners approve 32 coroner cost reports covering October 1925 through February 19, 1926. The average cost is about 4.50 and the total for the period is 178.19. Reports come from across the county on various cases investigated by the coroner under unusual or violent circumstances.
Rotary to Host High School Basketball Team Lunch
High school basketball players and Coach Brit flor will attend a noon luncheon at the Rotary Club as guests of the organization. C. W. Savage of Oberlin College will speak to the lettermen and others attending.
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Rotary
Brit Flor
Notary Club
C. W. Savage
Oberlin College
League of Nations faces stalemate as France seeks government
Geneva reports that the League awaits a French cabinet to approve compromises for council seats. Germany resists entry without council settlement. Spain demands a seat, others oppose expansion. Britain mediates but cannot act until France gains a government, risking Locarno treaty validity.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Vispnico
League Council
France
Germany
Spain
Sweden
Great Britain
Several Foreclosure Suits Filed in Port Haven Court
In the court of common pleas two foreclosure suits were filed by Port City Mortgage Company against John and Lula Laughlin seeking 4 59489 and 7 136 60 respectively on promissory notes tied to Avon Link property. The Independent Savings & Loan Co. also filed a similar suit for 7 136 60 requesting sale of the premises to satisfy the debt.
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Court of Common Pleas
Port- Haven
Port City
Independent Savings & Loan , Coa
China and Russia Consensus on Democracy and Labor
A lecture on foreign policy asserts that prewar treaties were coercive and that Bolshevism aided by Russia promoted self rule. The speaker praises Chinese workers’ wages, Russian church-state dynamics, and nationalized industry while advocating U.S. recognition of Russia and broader democracy in industry.
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China
League of Nations
Shanghai
Tle
Russia
Pilgrim Fathers
United States
Clark to Seek Lieutenant Governor Nomination in Ohio GOP Race
Akron reports that State Senator William A Clark of Urbana will run in the August Republican primary for Lieutenant Governor. Clark has long service in both the Ohio House and Senate and is said to know more Ohioans by first names than most politicians.
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Akron
William A Clark
Urbana
Kenmore
Clark
House
Senate
Ohio
Kirby Salesman Out on Bonds in Cleveland Indictments
Ben Wilhameson former newspaper man and bond salesman for Josh Kirby convicted financier posted two bonds of 5900 each today. He remains out on bond pending trial on four indictments tied to a grand jury probe into alleged jury tampering connected with Kirby cases.
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Kirby
Cleveland
Ben Wilhameson
Josh Kirby
Adlerika relief for gas and stomach discomfort
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports gas relief after Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika removes gas, relieves bloating, and uncovers old waste matter. Ebert's Drugstore promotes this intestinal evacuant with testimonials.
Talk by Telephone Across Atlantic
New York reports a two way tele phone link to London completing a four hour test with American journalists linking to British colleagues. Officials say commercial trans Atlantic wireless service is not imminent but near term progress is promised as AT and T RCA and the British Post Office led the demonstration.
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New York
Central
London
Atlantic
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
A. T
Radio Corporation of America
British General Post Office
Trans Ocean Dirigible Line Contemplated by Investors
A group of American capitalists plans a trans ocean dirigible line between the United States and Europe with a 1935 goal. Godfrey Lowell Cabot of the National Aeronautical Association cites a fleet two to three times Shenandoah size flying on a scheduled timetable. Edsel Ford John D Rockefeller and Guggenheim aeronautical fund trustees are among those involved.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Godfrey Lowell Cabot
National Aeronautical Association
Shenandoah
Cabot
Edsel Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Guggenheim Aeronautical Fund
Bucyrus Doctor Fined 500 by Federal Judge
Dr William A Koch of Bucyrus Ohio was fined 500 and costs by Judge Paul Jones in federal court after pleading guilty to issuing 200 permits to people without a physical examination. The charges traced back to 1923.
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Cleveland
O. Maren
William A. Koch
Bucyrus, O
Paul Jones
Koch
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Report
Cleveland markets report March 8 shows mixed results. Produce prices list extras and firsts for onions potatoes and misc items, while livestock receipts include cattle calves sheep and hogs with quoted ranges for steers cows lambs and hogs and notable declines in some classes.
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Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report March
Hogs receipts 1,500 with market lower. Good mediums 12.75 to 13.00, heavy yorkers 13.75 to 13.90, light yorkers 13.75 to 18.90, mixed 13.00 to 13.59, bulk 13.00 to 12.90, common to light pigs 14.00 to 14.25, sows 9.50 to 10.00. Cattle market steady with prime steers 9.50 to 10.00, good to choice 9.25 to 9.50, fair to good 8.00 to 9.00, good fat cows 9.00 to 6.50, common cows 4.00 to 4.50, good butcher bulls 5.50 to 7.00, veal calves 14.00 to 15.00. Sheep and lambs steady, market noted with phrase Pressing that pleases. Dial 3110.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
March
Rich youth on stand in own defense at Mason trial
Arthur Rich, millionaire’s son, testified in Mason Michigan court defending himself against charges of attacking Miss Louise King. He faced intense questioning that unsettled him, prompting a court-ordered recess.
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Mason
Mich. Mar
Arthur Rich
Louise King
Grand Jury Reconvenes With Fifteen Cases Set
The grand jury re convened this morning with fifteen cases listed for investigation and two or three more expected for tomorrow. Officials say a report is unlikely before Wednesday.
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Tts
New tasteless Epsom Salts pill marketed for moms
Mothers finally have a tasteless pill variant of Epsom Salts. The Kuhn’s Ipsum Pills claim the same benefits as a tablespoon of the old remedy, with quick results. A trial package is advertised at 23 a month, with a money-back offer if not approved by all druggists.
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Kuhn
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel
McCoy Laboratories of New York offers Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets C W Phillips sold by druggists. Each bottle promises five pounds gained in 30 days with 60 tablets costing 69 cents, claiming women and children can become robust and men look healthier.
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McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
C. W. Phillips
Destiny
Amtecoy
Hunting Expedition Tales From British East Africa
Arthur H. Young Saxton Pope and Stewart Edward White return to San Francisco with wild game trophies a .30 government 06 rifle and a cut down violin. Native African music impressed the hunters while military officials urge proper soldier duties and training. A San Francisco fish tale describes a herring marathon during rain storms and umbrellas for fish as a remedy.
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San Fancisco
San Francisco
Arthur H. Young
British East Africa
Young
Saxton Pope
Stewart Edward White
Winchester
Leslie Simson
Oakland
Tanganyika
Africa
Pope
White
Bolles
Pacific
Golden Gate
Golden Gate Region
San Francisco Bay
Bay Region
Bay
State Fish and Game Commission
Finance Director of Cleveland Heights Dies Suddenly
Theodore Roberts aged 66, finance director of Cleveland Heights, collapsed and died shortly after arriving at his office. Death attributed to heart disease. he was unmarried. Caldwell, Cleveland, Ohio, March 8.
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Cleveland Heights
Cleveland, CO
Theodore Roberts
Cold Morning Proves Thermometer and Common Sense
A humorous ad notes that a thermometer and common sense confirm feelings of cold. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, arguing personal relief precedes scientific proof. A testimonial from Mrs. W. O. Blewett of Lakeland Florida praises its family lineage and recommends it to friends.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
W. O. Blewett
Box
Lakeland
Florida
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Tr. Boss
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