Automatic radio device prints press dispatches and more
New York March 20 A device invented by William G H Finch of Buffalo prints wireless code messages on tape without a operator and can record news dispatches shipwide. The system uses a supersensitive relay and aims to simplify distant reception and control of signals for ships and installations.
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New York
William G. H Finch
Buffalo
Institute of Radio Engineers
Radio First Field Artillery
Finch
Price
Szoboken Radio
Delaware & Lackawanna Railroad
Navy Department
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Mr. Finch
Building boom foreseen for 1922 in United States
Washington reports one million new homes planned for 1922 as building activity rises to near prewar levels. In February contracts totaling 75 million dollars were let for residential structures in 27 northeastern states, with activity above 1921 and near 1919 highs, signaling a strong year ahead.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Halpin Presents Gavel to Mayor
The mayor received a hickory gavel from John Halpin taken from the Andwar hotel. A note with the gift said You have been knocking me all your life Here s an instrument to keep on Your old friend John Halpin. The mayor intends to use it in police court.
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Jones
John Halpin
Andwar
Halpin
FREDERICK LAMBERT DOES EARLY SUNDAY SEND WILLIAMS TO PENITENTIARY
The death of Frederick Lambert 81 occurred early Sunday at 637 Lodi street He was a retired Cleveland policeman He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Emma Koestle and a son John Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the funeral parlors Burial at Carlisle The remains of Michael R Daily are at his daughter's home 225 Chestnut street before funeral services at St Agnes Church Tuesday morning at 9 oclock Harry B Williams was indicted for non support of his minor child and pleaded guilty He was sentenced to the penitentiary for not less than one year at the coming grand jury term he is expected to be indicted for burglarizing Wellington and Brighton
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Frederick Lambert
Lodi Street
Cleveland
Emmaj Koestle
John
Toledo
Burner
Carlisle
Michael R. Daily
EB. J. Rudolph
Chestnut Street
St. Agnes’ Church
Harry B. Williams
Redington
Wellington
Brighton
Ex Oberlin tutor sues for 100000 in heart balm case
News from Sharon Pennsylvania details Elizabeth Pfleiderer of Bucyrus Ohio suing former Oberlin College music instructor John Fainline for 100000 claiming he promised marriage after intimate letters and gifts. Fainline disputes the claim noting she pursued publicity and he retains counsel as trial approaches in Mercer County Court.
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Sharon
Mercer
Elizabeth Ffleiderer
Bucyrus
Ohio
Oberlin College
John Fabn Ime
Pfleiderer
Fairnline
Fair
Supreme Court recess announced in Washington
The Supreme Court of the United States announced a recess from March 27 to April 10, with no sessions during the period.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Suburban Day Bargains To Hit Elyria Wednesdays
Elyria merchants launch Suburban Day offering weekly price specials to shoppers from surrounding towns and rural districts. The program runs at least twenty six Wednesdays, with ads in the Chronicle Telegram each Monday to guide buyers. Participating stores include Lewis Mercantile Co Dutch Henrys Bargain Store Hoffmans Market White Eagle Market John Lersch Co Day Sh Music Elyria Dry Goods Style Center Wilkins Hurst Foster Fitch Paradise Soda Allen Brown Elyria Underwear Day Hardware Mayburgs Leader Shoe Lincoln Philipott Hershey Stern Ruth Saul Boylan and others.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Elya
New York Central
BL & O
Lewis Mercantile Co
Dutch Henry'’s
Hoffman's Market
White Eagle Market
John Lersch & Co
Children’s
Day's Music Store
Elyria Dry Goods
Style Center
Wilkins-Hurst
Foster-Fitch Co
Paradise Soda Grill
Allen & Brown
Elyria ‘Underwear & Furnishiegs
Day's Hardware Stare
Mayburg
Leader
Lincoln
Philipott Shoe
Hershey Stern Co
Century Print
Ohio Public Service
Ruth Drug Store
Saul’s
L Boylan’s
Republicans Push Bonus Bill Through House This Week
Congressional leaders meet with President Harding after a two hour conference to press ahead with the bonus bill. Mondell says the bill will pass with or without special rules, with White House aides believing the Senate won’t pass it.
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Washington
Congress
House
Harding
Representative Mondell
Treasury
Mendel
Mondell
Gillett
Fordney
Ways and Means—Committee
Longworth
Ohio
Fess
Towner
Iowa
Campbell
Rules Committee
Prograss
Killett
White House
Warding
Senate
George Tulk Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Neglect
George Tulk of this city files for absolute separation alleging extreme cruelty and neglect by Hazel Tulk. He says they have not lived together in eighteen months and that she admitted remorse about marriage. He accuses her of an ungovernable temper and vile language in front of friends and relatives.
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Hazel Tulk
George Tulk
Winslow and Thomas endorsed for IRS collector posts
Lorain county Republican executive committee backed John Winslow for deputy internal revenue collector in Lorain and B F Thomas for the same post in the city. Mrs Bittinger won endorsement for Rochester postmaster. Anthony Nieding replaced Frank Ellenberger on the committee after his resignation.
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Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Board of Elections
John Winslow
Internal Revenue
B. F. Thomas
Lorain
Bittinger
Rochester
Anthony Nieding
Frank Ellenberger
Liberty Bonds Recovered In Secret Service Sweep
Secret service agents recovered 175000 in Liberty Bonds stolen from the U S treasury and arrested two men, Chas A Clevenger 25 and A O Walmsley, in Washington and Charlottesville Virginia. Bonds found in Clevenger attic at 516 Rhode Island Ave N Y. Clevenger confessed theft. bonds were missing for two months.
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Washington
Secret Service
United States Treasury
Chas. A. Clevenger
Bond Department of the Treasury
A. O. Walmsley
Forestry Service
Clevenger
Rhode Island Avenue
N. Y
Miles McCahill
Bart Bratton
Walmsley
Charlottesville
Stock Broker Sues Elyria Hotel Co for Damages
William H. Allen a licensed stock broker sues The Elyria Hotel Co to recover 2000 dollars claiming he was employed to dispose of 50000 dollars worth of the company stock on May 21 and would receive 15 percent. He says before the Ohio Securities Commissioner issued a certificate the company sold 10000 dollars of stock to E M Massey who owned the fixtures and lease, and he incurred expenses in arranging the sale.
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William H. Allen
Elyria Hotel Co
Commissioner of Securities of Ohio
E. M. Massey
Harding Signs Deficiency Bill For Veterans Care
President Harding signed the deficiency appropriation bill allocating 137,245,997 to cover government needs for the rest of the fiscal year. Of this total 93,000,000 is designated for the Veterans Bureau to care for disabled ex soldiers and related costs.
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Washington
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
Receiver authorized to sell assets in Akron suit
Louis Burgner as receiver for the Squeegee Heel Co. was empowered by Judge Reaington to dispose of the defendant's property in the case brought against them by the Goodyear Rubber Co. of Akron.
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Louis Burgner
Squeegee Heel Co
Reaington
Girestone Rubber Coy
Akron
Oklahoma Gas Ordered to Supply Gas at Normal Pressure
The Supreme Court of the United States affirmed Oklahoma state court rulings against Oklahoma Natural Gas, ordering the company to supply gas to Oklahoma City under normal pressure or permit price reductions demanded by consumers.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma City
Government probes linseed oil company break up
Government today appealed a case against American Linseed Oil Company designed to break up an association of linseed oil manufacturers. The group facilitated free exchange of production, demand, sales and prices. A similar hardwood group was ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
American Linseed Oil Company
Supreme Court
President Orders Immediate American Troop Withdrawal from Rhineland
President Harding orders withdrawal of all American forces from the German Rhineland, with troops to return as fast as transport allows and the last doughboy expected out by July. War Department notes the decision had long been in the president’s mind, timeline accelerated by allied haggling over a $241 million bill and Democratic pressure.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Rhineland
Weeks
War Department
Davis denies pressure to quit in renomination bid
Ohio Governor Davis declares reports of outside pressures from Harding aides to retire are unequivocally false. He says party leaders including Walter F. Brown Geo H Clark and R K Hynicka urged him to seek a second term but he chose to focus on duties this year.
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Columbus
Davis
Harding
Scarlet fever claims Elmer Urias's young daughter
The home of Elmer Urias, city fireman, reports the death of Alberta Urias, age one year and seven months, from scarlet fever at No 8 Tattersall Court. The family, quarantined since January 16, previously lost a son to the same disease. Private funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10 AM conducted by Rev Paul Bourquin.
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Elmer Urias
Alberta
Tattersall Court
Paul Bourquin
Division Within Kentucky Church Over Pastor Actions
Members of St. Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church in Alexandria Kentucky are divided in a bitter family quarrel over Pastor Rev Paul B Roedinger allegedly using hot language and failing to pay bills after money was turned over to him Some members defend the pastor while others believe the charges are true amid a troubled church meeting that sparked the dispute
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Cincinnati
Mar
St. Pauls Evangelical Protestant Church
Alexandria
Paul B. Roedinger
Congregation
Ection
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