Republicans Eager For GWT At Polls In Presidential Election
In Washington the Republican leader faction and Democrats discuss modifying the Article Ten reservation linked to the peace treaty. President Wilson’s reservations move become a campaign issue as Republicans seek to cast the treaty debate into the 1932 race. Democratic and Republican lawmakers weigh risks as public sentiment looms over ratification and campaign strategy.
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Cpublicans
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Mautor
Hitchcock
Lone
Ig Claior
Tragic Cleveland Fires Leave Child Dead and Three Hurt
A three year old child died and three others were burned or injured in three fires Tuesday night in Cleveland area. The Kearns home on Farren Road burned late Monday. two firemen and residents were hurt while trying to rescue occupants. A nearby building at 6403nd Avenue housed a furniture firm lost by fire, with homeless families displaced.
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Red Kearns
Edward Kearns Farren
Lakewood
Bank Robbery Ends in Cashier Slaying in Missouri
A Kansas City cashier was killed during an attempted bank hold up by bandits on March 9. The incident occurred at a city bank as law enforcement pursued the robbers. In another case, the U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a conviction and ordered a retrial for Pastor Stokes on charges tied to the espionage act.
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Kcashier
Andits
Hockey
Ik Bere
Bandita
ISK
United Fetrict Court of Appeals
Pastor Stokes
Rotary luncheon hears Bentley on postwar Europe
Thomas Bentley of Toledo spoke during the Rotary Club lunch about his European trip through France Switzerland Austria and Poland. He described severe hunger and currency devaluation in Austria and Poland and urged aid from Americans while warning about future renewed war if allied policies persist. Bentley also criticized postwar landline negotiations and noted Germany’s interest in restoring trade with the United States. The talk held over an hour with strong attendance.
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Rotary Club
Thomas Bentley
Toledo
Bentley
Europe
France
Switzerland
Austrin
Poland
Warsaw
Germany
Tie
Austria
Heatley
United States
America
Bertley
Bombing planned to break ice gorge to flood relief
Port Depesit Md March 3. High explosive bombs were to be used today to break the ice gorge on the Jiy Quehanna river flooding the town. Aviators from Aberdeen proving grounds will fly over the river and drop bombs to clear a two and a half mile gorge between the Baltimore and Ohio bridge and the town.
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Port Depesit
jiyqQuehanna
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Atrain
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Jurors Drawn for Next Term of Court
The jury commission has drawn grand and petit jurors for the April term. Grand jurors meet April 6 including J D Ely Leo Strohmiern and others from Elyria Lorain and nearby towns. Petit jurors begin April 19 with a list of names from Elyria Lorain Amherst Kipton and Avon among others.
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Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Srand
Petit
J.D. Ely
Leo Strohmiern
Elyria
Martin Fuilmer
Faton
William Sharp
William Whitney
Chas. Parker
Lorain
Mobert
el Ria
A. T. Carpenter
North Hatels
G. Andus Flyria
Vernon Rounds
LaPorte
Adolph Hengartner
Rowe Little
Laramy
Withiam Brown
Elv. Tin
Chas Jacobs
Black River
Art Falconer
Arthur Smith
Carl Lersch
Martin Keech
L A. Adams
H. J Eady
Richard Smith
Qbertin
Wiliam Ledger
Rochester
Calkins
Frank Bates
Kipton Walham Guild
Amherst
T R. Bowen
Geo. I. Cooper
James Mitchell
William Cable
Anthony Helfrich
Frank Rothwell
H. W. Simmons
George Austin
Elyma
Frank Caley
Sheffield
Simeon Saye
Avon
Clarence Adams
Columbia
Howell Wright to Address City Chamber Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 6:30 pm with dinner. Hon Howell Wright of Columbus will speak on The Work of the Joint Legislative Committee of the State of Ohio and What it Proposes to Accomplish. R J Whelan chairs the Consolidation and Re-Organisation of State Departments committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Howell Wright
Columbus
Joint Legislative Committee
State of
Ohio
Hatene
R. J. Whelan
Elyria Chamber and YMBC Affiliate Amidst Turmoil
A joint Elyria Chamber of Commerce and Young Men's Business Club meeting leads to an affiliation between the two groups amid a disruptive banquet scene. A jewelry store window was smashed during the event and two diamond rings valued at 40 000 were reported stolen before the assailants fled by car. The club plans to boost local youth involvement and civic activity as firms consider black memberships to assign opportunities.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Business Club
Baltimore
James Arminger
the & Company
Retail Chamber of Commerce
Kile
Agate
Guard Shoots Self As Two Are Executed
Columbus report says guard W D Shoemaker killed himself at the prison hospital as Jacob Edinger and Edward Ness were executed for the murder of William Tide baker in Cincinnati. Ness prayed while strapped to the chair.
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Columbus
Jacob Edinger
Dward Ness
Cincinnati
William Tide
W. D. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Feocy Board For
Ness
Collector at Sixth Named in Cleveland Nomination
March 9 report from Wantington states W Burr Congwor of Cleveland was renominated today by President Wilson as collector for Cleveland following a formal approval process.
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W. Burr Congwor
Cleveland
Wilson
Murder and death by own action held in two deaths
In Chicago two bodies were found in an upscale apartment. Clifford M. Bleyer, head of an advertising agency, and Ruth Randall, 27, divorced and an advertising writer, lay dead. Police believe Randall shot Bleyer as he slept then killed herself. A poem in her handwriting is seen as supporting the theory. A separate item notes strong earthquake shocks in Tuscany, Italy, causing minor damage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wate
Clifford M. Bleyer
Ruth Randall
Randall
N. B. Randall
United Mine Workers reject findings without wage rise
The United Mine Workers of America say they will not accept the United Bituminous Commission's conclusions without a substantial wage increase and better working conditions. Officials were unavailable for comment. A parallel coal wage dispute in New York reports Anthracite miners and Pennsylvania operators opening negotiations for a new contract.
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Associated Tress
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United Bituminous Commission
Attery Thwartted
Pt. America
New York
Pennsyvania
Coal Shipment Arrives as Weather Warms and Demand Rises
With milder weather the coal supply improves though delivery remains a challenge. Mayor Jones urges residents to secure trucks for self hauled orders to obtain coal for the crisis period. Police officer Corbet South fim is praised for volunteering to haul and shovel coal, aiding many homes. Mayor Sunes advises stockpiling coal for next winter as government price changes loom.
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Jones
Corbet Southfim
Ioal
Sunes
Improving Market House Restaurant Progress Report
Mrs. G. Moore at the Market House lunch counter reports improvements aimed at creating a regular stand once work is finished. Quarters will be enlarged with new tables, butt and white paint, and decorations to brighten the setup. Helen Hammontree Granted Divorce from Glen Hammontree on cruelty grounds and reverts to maiden name Helen Stith.
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Helen
Last Troops of U S in Siberia under Col Charles Morrow
The only American regiment on duty in Siberia is led by Col Charles Morrow, twin brother of Kentucky Governor Edwin P. Meredith. Morrow, a veteran of the Philippines, Boxer Rebellion, and a former military governor in China, hails from Somerset, Tennessee. No word has reached his family about whether his unit has withdrawn from Siberia.
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Siberia
Charles Morrow
Edwin P. Mer- Yew
Kentucky
Baikal
Morrow
Philippines
Somerset, Ty
Fire kills seven at Ohio Epileptic Hospital in Gallipolis
An estimated seven people died from suffocation after a blaze damaged the Ohio Epileptic Hospital in Gallipolis. The fire began at 2 30 this morning in the engine room, with gas fumes and smoke hindering rescue efforts. Names of the deceased span several towns including Lucas Cumberland Norwalk and Hamilton, with two patients initially found dead and others succumbing later.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Gallipolis
State
State Board of
Ohio Hospital
Willima Smith
Lucas County
John F Bain
Cumberland
Patrick Dinnelly
Norwalk
John FE. Bain
Ae Wasne Lanier
Dixie
Harold Heinlein
Wheeling
John McNulty
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Allen
Wilson Asked Turkish Views
Paris March 9 Premier M Uar and officials in Washington London and Rome discuss sending President Wilson a general decision on Turkey from the supreme allied council. Pertinax notes Wilson vetoed the Turkish settlement and hints America may shoulder its part of the Oriental burden. Lloyd George pushes for drastic measures in Constantinople while Miller delays action until Allied high commissioners respond.
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Paris
M Uarand
Julia J. Jusserand
Fronch
Washington
England
Italy
Wilson
Turkey
Supreme Allied Council
Pertiany
Echo de Paris
America
Lloyd George
Pertinax
Prand
Constantinople
War Ministry
Mustapha Wemal
Pais
Lioyd George
Miller
Greaea
Sandusky Rotary Guests Elyria Stag Session
Sandusky Rotary club will visit Elyria for a special stag session of the Elyria Rotarians on March 24. A previous raiding report mislocated the disorderly house at 219 West St instead of 219 West Ave. Dr George Black Ives, who resided at the latter address, says he never ran a disorderly house and is improving.
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Sandusky
Sandusky Rotary Club
Elyna Rotary Club
Elyria Rotanans
West Avenue
West Street
Shade
West St
Costa
George Black Ives
219 West St
219 West, Ave
Back
Fifty Die in Bedl Privileged Explosion in Electe
A Berlin dispatch from Bemrath Nrangaiah, Prussia, reports about 50 people killed in an explosion that occurred at an electrical works. The incident is described as a bedl ier disaster with widespread casualties.
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Berlin
Bemrath Nrangaiah
Prussia
Rush Senator Seeks Suffrage Vote in Fast Plan
Chicago reports Jesse Bloch, Virginia state senator, racing to Charleston, California to cast a deciding vote on ratifying the federal suffrage amendment before adjournment. Republicans claim credit as the West Virginia Senate remains deadlocked 14 14. A four hour air trip and a special train were proposed to ensure arrival in time for the 7 p.m. train.
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Chicago
Jesse Bloch
Weetginia
Charleston
California
Aniogus
Cincinnati
West
Senate Ia
Bloch
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