New York Witness Links Rickard to Abduction Case
Fifteen year old Sarah Schoenfeld testified that promoter Tex Rickard forced her into meetings described as horrible experiences. She said she sought prize fight tickets but received money instead and that her father has been out of work. The Milwaukee case involving her brother Immael and a public hall opening in Cleveland were also noted.
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New York
Sarah Schoenfeld
Tex” Rickard
Famousiight
Rickard
Sarah
Steuer
Rickaard
Jackson Square Garden
United Hebrew Charities
Madison Square Garden
Rickards
Imael
Milwaukee
Rye
Forest
Icora
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Revival and Strength
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for fatigue pale lips weight loss and weakness. It claims rapid improvement when taken with meals and promotes convalescence and iron nourishment, noting thirty years of use and availability in liquid and tablet forms at druggists.
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Gude
Wellington Trustees Must Help Themselves
Wellington township trustees and residents seek to fund road cementing via a special levy after county funds are denied. a meeting is planned for the latter part of the week or early next week to discuss permanent improvement financing.
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Wellington
Miners strike looming as talks stall and wage dispute widens
Indianapolis reports no settlement prospects as nation faces a nationwide walkout starting April 1. William Green warns the strike could last beyond two months without government intervention. Coal stocks, including railroads and utilities, are to surge by April, while nonunion mines in West Virginia and other states boost output to meet extraordinary demand. Ohio district leaders reject a wage and conditions meeting for April, and Charleston WV miners approve a six hour day while maintaining the current wage scale.
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West Virginia
Indianapolis
Ind
International News Service
William Green
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Washington
Mr. Green
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers of District 17
Detective George Siegel Shoots Self After Troubled Life
Cincinnati March 223 George Siegel a former detective wrote my life has been a failure then fatally shot himself late last night he was 40 and in serious condition doctors fear he may die
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Cincinnati
George Siegel
Siegel
DeForest Knapp Responds To Divorce Petition Inill
DeForest Knapp files an answer and cross petition to his wife Minnie Knapp’s divorce action. He charges jealousy and false accusations of improper relations and correspondence with other women. He claims her actions harmed his business by publicizing the divorce and seeks dismissal of alimony claims and severance of equities.
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C. DeForest Knapp
Minnie Knapp
Church of Christ Triumphs Over Lorain St David Team
The Church of Christ basketball team defeated the St David Jr. team of Lorain by 27 to 14 at the local Y. St David were larger but slower, and Reneward and Gray excelled in point scoring in a good clean game.
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Church of Christ
St David, Jr
Lorain
St. David
Reneward
Gray
Imports for 1921 Show Big Increases
Washington reports 1920 and 1921 imports from Germany rose sharply with a half billion dollar swing. Data show higher foreign fabric imports despite lower value, with crafts like cotton embroideries and laces rising in volume while prices fell.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Krupp’s
U.S
Britain
Canada
Dominion
Stocks and Livestock Reports From Markets and Live Stock
Stocks in New York open irregular with United States Steel slightly down before rising to 95 1 8. Baldwin up to 108, American Woolen at 7 1 2. Cuban Cane Sugar weak at 15 1 4 after dropping 1 1 4. Studebaker up to 104 1 2, Mexican Petroleum at 123. New York Central at 87 3 8 with minor railroad changes. Cleveland cattle steady with 200 head, calves 500 steady, sheep 5000 steady, hogs lower with Yorkers 10 3 4 to 10 1 4, heavies 10 1 2, mediums 10, bigs 10 3 4, roughs 8 1 2. Toledo hogs mixed 10 25 to 10 65, slightly lower. Cattle steady in Toledo.
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United States Steel
Baldwin
American Woden
Studebaker
Mexican
New York Central
Cleveland
Toledo
American Car & Fdy. Oi
Atchison Seae
Atlantic Gulf & W. Tw
Baldwin Locomotive Vase
Baltimore & Ohio
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Butte & Sor
ABE
Central Leather
Mil
St. Paul O
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Inspiration Copper
Lack Steel Ee
Marine Wee Epee
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh
Utah
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Nightly Rest Eludes Moors in Moroccan Clash
Two hundred Moors were killed and 2690 wounded in a battle with Spanish troops near Alhucemas Morocco a Madrid despatch reports a Spanish warship shelled Moorish positions along the coast. A home paper ad extols a kidney bladder remedy with Lithiated Buchu and mentions prices and outlets for purchase.
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Alhucemas
Morocco
Madrid
Oberlin Tax Expert to Speak in Lorain Tonight
Lorain tonight hosts H. L. Lute from Oberlin College who will discuss how state taxation affects municipalities at an open forum under the Chamber of Commerce. Lute edits the National Taxation Bulletin and serves on the state taxation association committee.
Woman Trapper Dies In Own Trap
In Algonac Michigan on March 22 a 72 year old trapper, Mrs Joseph Sears, died after a muskrat trap caught her and she battled in ice cold mud for hours. A tipped boat carried away while she struggled, and the coroner ruled death from cold and exposure.
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Algonac
Mich
Joseph Sears
Mrs Foster Armstrong resigns from two Democratic clubs
Lorain March 28 Mrs Foster Armstrong today quit as treasurer of both the Women's Democratic Club and the Ladies Democratic Club. She cites disgust with the ongoing dispute as the reason for her resignation.
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Lorain
Women’s Democratic Club
Ladies' Democratic Club
Foster Armstrong
Armstrong
Irish Revolt Coup Splits IRA Delegates At Convention
Reports from London and Belfast detail tensions within the Irish Republican Army as factions contend for control of barracks handed over by British forces. Churchill appeals for a truce between Sinn Fein and Ulster Orangemen, while Belfast police seize rebels and rifles in Tyrome Sperrin Mountains. In Cincinnati, a payroll theft case expands as John Sydell is jailed and others are captured.
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Nash Tailoring Company
Market Updates Veal Lambs and Commodity Prices
Veal calves and sheep and lambs markets shown as steady. Lambs high and low at 9.00 to 715.00. Chicago wheat opened flat to down 1-3, corn slipped 1-8 to 1-4, oats mostly weaker. May wheat 154 1-2 to 3-4, corn May 60 to 1-4, oats May 37 3-4. Liberty bonds quoted in New York with various maturities listed and values noted.
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Chicago
Ohio attorney E A Tinker dies suddenly in Columbus
State Utilities Commission member E A Tinker formerly of Chillicothe died suddenly just before midnight at his scheme address 183 Thirteenth Avenue Columbus. The report notes his service on the commission and his Ohio origins.
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E. A. Tinker
Chil
Assailants Mutilate Chicago Man in Bathrooom Attack
Two mysterious men burst into John Silk's home in Chicago, knocked him to the bathroom floor, and stabbed him with a jackknife. Silk, 46, was found by his wife after hours, and remained under a doctor's care while recovering from blood loss. The incident echoes a previous Kansas City case involving Jere Lillis and Jack Cudahy.
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Chicago
John Silk
Willis
Jere Lillis
Jack Cudahy
Kansas City
Silk
Sartor Rites Thursday Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Charles Sartor will be held from the home on Hast Sixth St tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. E. B. Redhead.
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Charles Sartor
E. B. Redhead
American Women Careless Prompts Pinkham Ad Remedy
An ad urges women to try Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for relief from overtaxing themselves and exposure related pains. A Dayton item notes Miami Texas Association stockmen plan criminal action against two men accused of selling about 75000 in fraudulent oil claims under blue sky law.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dayton
Miami-Texas Association
West
Local Personal Notes Include Visits Birth and Travel
The column records a March 21 birth at 519 West River street a six pound son for Mr and Mrs Harold Gooden. O Hearn underwent appendicitis surgery at St Josephs hospital yesterday. Marceline Ketchum returned from Wooster college for spring vacation. Various guests include the Bellamy and McPherson families with several luncheon invitations.
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Mr. O'Hearn
Fritz Rudin
Marceline Ketchum
Wooster College
Cie
Wm. Bellamy
Callins
Glen McPherson
Robert
North Fairfield
James Bellamy
Seneca Street
Harold Gooden
West River Street
Goden
Gladyseal
Fire at Gallagher drug store drives guests to street
A fire at the Gallagher drug store in Dayton early today caused several thousand dollars in damage. Guests at the Phillips hotel fled to the streets at 2 o clock but were able to return to their rooms after firefighters brought the blaze under control within an hour.
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Dayton
Phillips
Gallagher Drug Store
Nasal and Throat Relief Offer at Local Drugstore
C. W. Phillips, a local druggist, offers a Hyo mei outfit for catarrh relief with a full refund if not satisfied. Adve.
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C. W. Phillips
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