Elyrian Declares 1922 Ohio Clean-Up Week in April
State Fire Marshal H. A Dyke sets April 1 to 7 as 1922 Clean-Up Week urging chambers of commerce mayors and civic groups to promote fire prevention. Appeals target women clubs churches schools and Parent-Teacher gatherings to reduce fires deaths and property loss across Ohio. A.W Electric Sign Up Cleveland sues Helen and husband for $200 over unpaid sign for Avon Lake resort Kiefell on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
H. A Dykeman
Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Club
Ohio
Buckeye
Gays
A. W Electric
Cleveland
Helen Kiefel
Avon
Kiefell
Plans To Pass Bonus Bill March 20
Washington dispatch reports the soldier bonus bill will be passed by the House on Monday March 20 unless plans by Republican leaders change. The bill can be called up for a two thirds vote with no amendments and sent to passage. Debate time will be limited to twenty minutes for and against though extra discussion may be arranged due to interest. Leaders aim to block a sales tax and an excess profits tax from tying to the bonus. The army appropriation bill will be brought out next Monday with a clash expected between supporters of the current Army program and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Commerce and Labor
Senate
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Mother and Two Tots Burned In Blast
Cleveland residents Mrs. Mary Smolaik and her two daughters Mary ten and Ruth seven were badly burned by a gas explosion at their home. The blast occurred as the woman attempted to light the kitchen stove and shattered house windows.
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Cleveland
Mary Smolaik
Mary
Ruth
Lorain bankers hear Wills critique of credit crisis
March 9 Lorain County Bankers Association at Lorain Country Club drew 160 members. Hon D C Wills, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, argued against credit withdrawal as the cause of falling prices, noting wartime credit rose seven hundred million from the prior year and prices later declined independently. Rep S D Fess urged bankers to support men of character, even if risky, until business improves, before continuing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Banker’s Association of
Lorain County
Lorain Country Club
A. B. Taylor
Bankers’ Association
D. C. Wills
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Willis
5. D. Fess
Has Dan Cupid Failed To Keep Princess Pat Happy
The article notes Princess Patricia and her husband Commander Ramsay may part at Lis Paris station. Amid Britain’s interest in their 1919 marriage, rumors say the couple have not found happiness and may resume housekeeping after reports of strife.
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Dan Cupid
Princess Pat
Ramsay
Patricia
Lis Paris Station
Great Britain
Commander
George
Queen Mary
Lady Ramsay
Princess Patricia of
German Princess Admits Immoral Conduct in Suit
Berlin March 9 Princess Eitel Friederich wife of the ex Kaiser son admits intimate relations with Baron Plettenberg dating back years and continuing after marriage. Court reprimands her for levity while she testifies to the alleged affair and a letter is introduced. Plettenberg served in a guards regiment. the princess remains noted for beauty at 42.
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Berlin
Eitel Friederich
Potsdam
Plettenberg
Princess -Frank
Forio
Baron Blettenburg
Tam
Baron Plettenberg
Eitel Friedrich
Sophie Charlotte
Freidrich August
Oldenburg
Kiwanis Speaker Sees Better Times
R W Mackinon sales manager Mason Bros Cleve land spoke at noon on What of the Times? He predicted improvement as railroad rates rise and manufacturers concede to workers to ease unrest. He noted the rising stock market as a sign of gradual recovery and introduced H C Goodrich of Western Union Telegraph Co as the club's newest member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
R. W. Mackinon
Mason Bros
Cleveland
H. C. Goodrich
Western Union Telegraph Co
Mrs Obenchain Takes Stand in Murder Trial
In Los Angeles March, Madalyane Obenchain, a Chicago divorcee, takes the stand as defense in the Kennedy murder case. Chief counsel Russ leads the dramatic moment as a large courtroom crowd watches Miss Marilyn E. Smith recount Belton Kennedy's letters to the defendant.
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Los Angeles
Obenchain
Jud Russ
Madalyane Obenchain
Chicago
J. Belton Kennedy
Irish Rebels and Loyal Troops Rally in Limerick Showdown
Limerick reports quiet but tense as loyal troops and insurgent battalions maneuver around the city. Parleys continue with Michael Collins and Eamon de Valera central figures. Rebels bolster positions at a boat house and bridge as Dublin hosts talks and Belfast tallies a rising death toll. Austin Stack and J J O Kelly are sent to the United States to publicize the Irish republic.
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Limerick
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Tipperary
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Eamonn DeValera
Dublin
Austin Stack
J J O'Kelly
United States
James O'Mara
Sean MacColie
Irish Free State
America
Judge frees man held over burglary case
Judge Redington ordered the release of Stanley Podesse after six months in jail for failing to pay a fine. He was found in a North Eaton store during a burglary but proved he did not commit the crime and received a face-saving warning to be more careful.
Kolba appeals case against Gooden over undelivered shipment
John Kolba has appealed from Justice George's court in a dispute with D. H. Gooden alleging a shipment entrusted for delivery did not reach its destination and that damages amount to 117.94 dollars.
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John Kolba
Justice George's Court
D. H. Gooden
Gooden
Clemency Drive For Life-Sentenced Boy Begins
In Michigan City Indiana on March 9 John Mellick aged 16 started work on the quarry squad at the state prison serving life with hard labor for murdering his stepmother in 1921. Officials citizens groups and newspapers launched a campaign to seek clemency arguing the sentence is unwarranted.
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Michigan City
Ind
John Mellick
Global and domestic updates from March 9
Across capitals, new Spanish cabinet under Sanchez s Guerra begins work in Madrid while a Dutch ship sinks in the Zuyder Zee and English Channel gale subsides and traffic resumes. In London Montagu resigns as India secretary. in Chicago wage hearings extend past May. in Washington navy manpower expansion and a $25.7 million commerce and labor bill are noted alongside bankers pledging compliance with U.S. policy. British aid to Russia shifts from funds to medical support.
Ohio retail revival urged as building boom cited
James A Devine urged Ohio merchants to invest in home financing institutions during the seventh annual convention of the Orig retail dry goods association in Columbus. He said smaller homes drive demand for compact goods and smaller packaging, affecting shelves and store planning.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A Devine
Ohio Builame Association League
Orig Retail Dry Goods
Devine
W A. Dillman
Philadelphia
Malcolm Jennings
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Murray D Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Manufacturers and Jobbers Association
Southern Hotel
Daugherty
H.C. Bard
Washington
Bard
Vaugherty
Alvin E Dodd
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dodd
Farewell Seeks Divorce Against Dorris Farewell
Wm Farewell filed a divorce petition in Elyria court against Dorris Farewell. Married in Brish bane Arizona, he alleges gross neglect and cruelty. He notes he was in the U S Army at marriage, both were under age, they lived apart soon after, and she refused to establish a home and later to live with him. He claims she spent much time with other unnamed persons.
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Wm Farewell
Elyria
Dorris Farewell
Brishbane
Arizona
U. S
Highway man sent to the reformatory
Lorain man Tom Fulci charged with highway robbery pleaded guilty and was sent to the reformatory. In Washington ex service men in contract hospitals receive negligible care and conditions worsen, as Hanford MacNider urged a 16 million dollar bill for the veterans bureau hospital program.
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Tom Fulci
Lorain
Esterday
Washington
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Mac Neider
Veterans Bureau
Judge Redington Overrules Motion For New Trial
Judge Redington overrules a bid for a new trial by former Lorain official Timberman and refuses parole. notes the case concerns all citizens and the city’s legal system. Police and fire officials push for parole while the state counters with distrust of leniency. the judge emphasizes upholding the law despite personal sympathy.
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Redington
Vic
C Timberman
Eaty
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Loram
Walker
Titberman
David Hart
Timberan
Basi
Jtorney Adams
Cooper
Ness
Timberman
Redington m
Brief Illness of Amugeville and Local Death
The death of Mrs Ellen Saye 78 occurred yesterday at her home on Cleveland Street Ridgeville after a brief illness. She is survived by steps daughters Mrs Proudfoot and Miss Amy Saye a Elyria public schools teacher. Funeral services will be held at the home on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The weather report notes a storm central over northern Texas moving northeast with strong winds and squalls followed by a shift to west winds tonight. Southeast storm warnings extend from Bay St. Louis Mississippi to Cedar Keys Florida.
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Ellen Saye
Cleveland Street
Ridgeville
Proudfoot
Amy Saye
Elyria, Public Schools
Washington
Texas
Weather Bureau
East Gulf
Bay St. Louis
Mississippi
Cedar Keys
Florida
State Engineer says lake pollution from industry can't be stopped
Ohio state officials discuss industrial waste polluting Lake Erie water supplies. Engineer W H Ditto urges the legislature to strengthen laws as cities prepare sewage plans. He notes lake use for navigation, recreation, and drinking water, with contamination risks from upper lakes and improper disposal.
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Ohio
Price
W. H Ditto
State Board of Health
Ditto
Cleveland
American Engineer's
Gilsey Hotel
Henry Beck
C. W Tarr
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
United States
Canada
West
Put-in-Bay
State Department
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Gongresoman Fess
Belfast
Bulletins
Madrid
Sanchez
Guerra
Amsterdam
Zuyder Zee
Dover
England
English Channel
London
India
E S Montagu
House of Commons
United States Railroad Labor Board
United States Navy
State and
Treasure Departments
Treasury Department
Russia
Austen Chamberlain
Farewell
Harold L. Reama
San Diego
Cal
Co Reama
Harold
Reama
Amugeville
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