Turmoil in Berlin as Kapp, Noske clash over control
The text reports that after a quick collapse of the reactionary government in Ber why the old regime reemerged. Minister Noske moves to restore order whileKapp and loyalists flee. Reports mention radical uprisings and barricades across Berlin with troops and striking workers in flux.
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Associated Press
Ber
Defense Noske
Germn
Germany
Berlin
Wolfgang Kapp
Paul Cellor
von Seezht
Ivbert
iNapp
Ebert Govert
Ger
Devlin
Arrest of Lester Edwards for neglecting children in Cleveland
Lester Edwards, a colored man, was arrested in Cleveland on a charge of neglecting his minor children. A warrant issued by Justice Chamberlain’s court led to Con stable John Hawlett departing this morning to bring Edwards back for a hearing.
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Lester Edwards
Cleveland
Census of City to Be Taken May Sixteenth
Elyria ministers plan a May 16 census survey to contact every city household. The effort aims to map church reach and determine each family's church preference through Sunday afternoon canvassing.
Presidential aspirants name women to mobilize new voters
A California presidential aspirant appoints three women as official campaign managers to reach new voters. Fletcher Dobyns of Chicago is for Governor Lowden, Harriet Vittum of Chicago for General Wood, and Katherine Edson of California for Senator Johnson. All have suffrage and political experience with Chicago municipal campaign activity noted.
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California
Fletcher Dobyns
Chicago
Lowden
Harriet Vittum
General Wood
Katherine Edson
Johnson
Dobyns
Vittum
Culi« Farms Welfare Commission
Robbery on West Bridge Street Targets Traveling Merchant
H W Sherrard, a traveling merchant living on AES avenue, was robbed last evening near West Bridge Street by two colored men. They stopped him at gunpoint, searched him, and stole $2 in small change before fleeing westward on the rails. Police believe the assailants may have boarded a freight train and left town. They searched the neighborhood but found no trace.
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H.W. Sherd
Lorain County Shriners Initiate Nearly 300 Members
Alkhorun Temple Order of the Mystic Shrine held ceremonies at a Cleveland Masonic hall as a class of nearly 300 received the initiation degrees. About 125 Lorain County Shrine members attended, plus many guests from Lorain city. The proceedings spanned afternoon and evening with a banquet at 6.
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Alkhorun Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Cleveland
Wat
Lorain
County Shrine
Edward Bowers
Horace Faxon Appointed Secretary of Bellefontaine Chamber
Horace Faxon of this city has been elected secretary of the Bellefontaine Chamber of Commerce and will begin his duties next Wednesday. He has been involved with the local Chamber here under Secretary Howenstine.
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Horace Faxon
Chamber of Commerce
Bellefontain
Faxon
Howenstine
Red Cross Relief Feeds 30,000 in Polish Town
Devinsk reports the American Red Cross relief unit from Warsaw has saved 30000 people from starvation. Food had run out for weeks as Polish forces advanced. Soap kitchens are reopened feeding 17000 children and 29100 adults.
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Associated Press
Devinsk
Mouth Organ Playing A Lost Art Says Dealers
Dealers warn mouth harp playing is fading as boys do not take to it like fathers did. High prices, with harmonicas ranging from 1 to 4 dollars, may contribute to the decline from the old quarter price.
Baroness Huard to speak in Elyria on war films
The Rialto theatre hosts a free Friday program of The Heritage of France on March 19 at 3 pm with Baroness Huard of Paris sharing personal wartime experiences. A second address at the First Congregational Church at 8 pm offers free admission.
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Elyria
Rialto Theatre
France
Baroness Huard
Paris
John Himmelein
Frank Bole
Earl Bennett
Nvar
First Congregational Church
Arbor Day Observance Planned by City Schools
Governor Cox designates Friday in April for Arbor Day observance by public schools. The city marks years since prior observance and notes three trees planted by school children at Lunefty Park. Special programs for school exercises are planned to celebrate the day.
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Cox
Lunefty Park
Akron murderer's 12 day reprieve granted by governor
Columbus March 18 Associated Press Vincent Domnico of Akron was set for execution by electrocution at the penitentiary just after midnight when Governor Cox granted a 12 day reprieve.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Vincent Domnico
Akron
Penitentiary
Cox
Akron Phone Rate Increase Denied by Public Utilities Panel
The Ohio State Telephone Company request for higher rates in Akron and Warberton was rejected by the Public Utilities Commission. The panel ordered no increase at this time, citing no improvement in service since the previous raise and continuing the case for future consideration.
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Webstor Press
Columbus
Mar
State Public Utilities Commission
Akron
Warberton
Ohlo State Telephone Company
Sintc
Eight escape from jail at Steubenville
Eight male prisoners escaped from the Steubenville county jail early this morning. Authorities launched a search and reviewed cell blocks and exits for possible accomplices and clues.
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Steubenville
Associated Press
Ergon County
Seven Train Crew Die in Bernina Pass Avalanche
Seven men of a train crew were killed when an avalanche overwhelmed a Berne Bernina Pass train at about 19 000 feet yesterday. No passengers were injured.
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Berne
Bernina Pass
Two Bids For Construction Water Mains Are Received
The Board of Control opened bids for excavating and laying a new water mains line from the pumping station to Penfield Junction. Two bids were received the Highway Construction Co Elyria 264 500 and Gillespie Construction Co New York 275 841. This is the second opening and the figures are about 10000 lower than original. The city may decide to do the work itself.
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Board of Control
Water Works
Penfield Junction
Highway Construction Co
Elyria
Gillespie Construction Co
New York
Mnay
Charlotte French Denies Charges in Separation Suit
Charlotte French of Gberly Road denies her husband William French’s divorce petition and alleges extreme cruelty. She says he threatened bodily harm, threw a flat iron, chased her from the home, and threatened to cut her throat. She also claims lack of support and states she had to work for income. She seeks an order barring his visits to her home.
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Charlotte French
Gberly Road
Desauer
Cross Petton
William French
Hke
Lorain to Be Enlarged by Annexation
County commissioners concluded a long hearing on annexing a large eastern tract to Lorain. The proposal passed, expanding the city by nearly a thousand acres along the Root road to the east, with mostly farmland and few new residents expected.
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Lorain
Mrs Close Rites Largely Attended
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Close of 260 Harrison Street were held yesterday at St Peter's church Ridgeville and were largely attended by relatives and friends. She lived with her daughter Mrs Chas Henry and is survived by daughters Mrs J A Lacy Mrs Henry of E and Mrs G Eberling of Dover four sons Adam Wilbert Ashtabula William Wilbert Spencer John and Edward Wilbert Elyria twenty grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Close
Harrison St
St Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Bank of Trenton Robbed in Night Burglary
Fifty six safety deposit boxes were emptied by robbers who entered the bank of Trenton Ohio near Hamilton during the night. No loss estimate could be made, an official stated.
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Associated Press
Hamilton, O
Trenton
Ohio
Hartley Toddler Falls Into Boiling Water in Fostoria
In Fostoria on March 18 Peter Hartley aged two fell into a tub of boiling water in the Hartley kitchen. He suffered severe burns over his body but remained alive.
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Fostoria
Peter Hartley
Hartley
Landslides disrupt Baltimore and Ohio line near Cumberland
A thaw caused landslides blocking the Connellsville division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Cumberland Maryland. The worst slide four miles east of Connellville, with another at Slip Rock near Hyndham about fourteen miles northwest, tied up service yesterday.
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Cumberland
Connellaville
Baltigiore Jahio
Western Maryland Railway
Cornellavil
Senate Rejects Reed Reservation On Peace Treaty
Washington March 18 the senate soon after meeting today rejected 48 to 27 a reservation offered by Senator Reed Democrat of Missouri. The measure would reserve to the United States for decision questions affecting its national honor or its vital interests.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Reed
Missouri
United States
Grand Duchess Olga Found Living in Box Car
The American Red Cross announced at Washington headquarters that Grand Duchess Olga sister of the late Czar Nicholas is sheltering in a box car in Southern Russia. She is named as one of three survivors of the House of Romanov.
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Associated Press
Washington
Olga
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
American Red Cross
House of Romanol
Kiwanians Hear Elyria Future Talk at Noon Meeting
The Elyria Kiwania Club session at Hotel Audubon featured Secretary E. J. Hawenstein of the Chamber of Commerce discussing the future of Elyria. He urged growing factories be managed by capable leaders to become stable city pillars. Miss Irena Titus sang with Mrs. J. G. Wherry accompanying, and County Clerk C. M. Williams captured the Leader Shoe Co booster prize, famed for a rabbit's foot in his pocket.
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Kiwaria Club
Hotel Audwur
E. J. Hawenstein
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Jie
Irena Titus
Lakewood Congregational Church
J. G. Wherry
Hill
Shoa Ca
C. MM. Wiliams
Cleveland Cribbage Club Here Tonight
The Cleveland Cribbage Club meets this evening in Elyria at the Masonic Temple rooms. Rivalry with the Cleveland club has been keen with honors fairly even, and any interested players are invited to join, says George Savage.
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Cleveland
Union machinists in Cincinnati seek 25 percent wage hike
Union machinists in Cincinnati voted for a 25 percent wage increase to take effect May 1. The city’s union membership is estimated at 12,000 workers.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
Union Machinists of
Machinists Union
Allies arrest Turkish leaders and hold Constantinople
Interallied occupation of Constantinople continues with calm as British General Wilson orders arrests of nationalist leaders including Djemal Pasha. Proclamation from French British and Italian commissioners affirms provisional occupation and intent to restore order while not depriving Turks of the city. Naval forces occupy key harbors as ships brace for action. In Peoria, Canton Crystal Park tops five-minute counts in bowling event.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Gud
Ted Statons
Henry E. M. Wilson
Djemal Pasha
Dejvad Pasha
Ententa
Turkey
Five Hundred Dollar Pearl Spoiled Here Through Cooking
G. V. Chriss of the Tom Douglas store recalls finding a pearl in oysters bought recently. After cooking it, the pearl turned gray and lost its value, with a jeweler noting it would have been worth about 500 dollars if not cooked.
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G. V. Chriss
Tom Douglas
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