Four power pact ratification predicted amid lobbying claims
Washington March 23. Senators Lodge and Underwood predicted ratification of the four power treaty with the Brandegee proviso that no alliance with Britain France and Japan is pledged. Robinson accused the president of "hobbing" to secure votes and lobbying nightly at the White House. The report also notes Attorney General Daugherty's pledge to act to protect interstate transportation during the forthcoming coal strike.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oscar W. Underwood
Senator Lodge
Oles Fort
Caraway
White House
Harding
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Hobinson
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Clyne
Chicago
Belfast Riots Leave Police Dead and Frontline Battles
In Belfast on March 23 two policemen were killed as crowds clashed in May street. A revolver fight followed with an armed band reportedly tied to Trek movements. Civil unrest spread to Tyrone raids, frontlines formed along Ulster borders, with evacuations, sniping, and bomb incidents reported.
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Belfast
May Street
Greeves Mill
Irniy Dalle
County Tyrone
No Man’s Land
Ulster
Rally Matarett
Controversial bonus bill nears Senate as House passes
Washington March 23 The controversial bonus bill clears the House after four hours of debate. Republican leaders Mondell Fordney Campbell Fees and Longworth push the measure while Democrats Garrett Cannil Peu oppose. House adopts a special rule barring floor amendments in a 221 to 21 vote as debate continues.
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Washington
Mar
House
Senate
A Mondell
Fordney
Campbell
Fees
Longworth
Ways and Means
Garrett
Tennessee
Cannil
Kentucky
Peu
North Carolina
State denies lake road aid to Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake
The State Highway department ruled that Avon Lake and Sheffield Lake are no longer eligible for state maintenance aid on the Lake road east of Lorain after incorporation. The road is too heavily traveled for ongoing state funding, so the two villages must fund repairs themselves.
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State Highway Department
Avon Lake
Sheffield Lake
Lorain
Daise Wadsworth Wins Judgment on Cognovit Note
Daise Wadsworth of Wellington secured a judgment for 248.40 against Russell Saulbach on a cognovit note, court records show.
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Daise Wadsworth
Wellington
Russell Saulbach
Flying boat Miss Minini Missing With Fifteen Aboard
A search effort organized in Miami involves six airplanes and private boats to locate the missing flying boat Miss Minini. The craft departed yesterday for Rimini and has not arrived. Pilot Robert Moore led the flight. aboard were Mr and Mrs August Duke, Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Smith of Kansas City, and Mig Dickson of Memphis, Tennessee.
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Miami
Fla
Mi Jini
Rimini
Here
Bimini
Robert Moore
August Duke
Lawrence E Smith
Kansas City, Mo
Mig. Dickson
Memphis, Tenn
Farmers Demand Higher Milk Prices From Co operative in Ohio
Directors of the Ohio Farmers Co operative Milk Co met city producers at the Hotel Winton to press higher milk prices starting April 1. They warned farmers must get more money or risk going out of business, noting current 18 cents per quart falls short due to feed costs and wage standards. They seek 2.50 per hundredweight and will require farmers to provide cans and transport, with another Cleveland meeting planned to fix April pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Co
Winton
Ohio Co-operative Math Co
Cleveland
National Woman's Party Seeks Equal Rights Across Law
The National Woman's Party aims to secure equal rights for women in all legal aspects beyond suffrage. A New York meeting at the party headquarters reviewed a proposed civil rights act for women. Attendees included Mrs Marks city chairwoman Mrs John Winters Brannan state chairman and Mrs Adamson wife of a former fire commissioner. New members Mrs John Barrymore and Mrs Lydia Hoyt joined recently.
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National Woman’s Party
New York
Marks
Manhattan
John Winters Brannan
Adamson
New York City
John Barrymore
Lydia Hoyt
Daylight robbery nets diamonds in Cincinnati and Chicago heists
In Cincinnati two white men and a black man held up Liberal Loan Office employees at 33 East Sixth Street, forced them into a rear room, and looted a safe containing diamonds likely worth over 100000 dollars. They escaped in a waiting touring car. In Chicago, March 23, bandits robbed Berger Loan Bank taking diamonds and jewelry worth about 20000, striking proprietor Louis Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Liberal Loan Office
East Siath Street
Chicao
Berger Loan Bank
Louis Berger
Coven Seeks Divorce From Harriette Coven
Charles J Coven of this city files a divorce suit against Harriette Coven alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He cites her March 18 statement of not loving him and refusal to perform household duties, plus long absences leaving the home unmanaged. He seeks divorce and custody of their minor child.
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Charles J Coven
Harriette Coven
Arbuckle manslaughter trial drama unfolds with witness
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial reaches a climactic moment as Alice Blake testifies again about the Labor Day party where Virginia Rappe died. A separate despatch notes Venice, Italy was struck by a three foot tidal wave.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Alice Blake
Showeir
Labor Das Party
Virginia Rappe
London
Venice
Italy
Water supply inquiry as city weighs new mains and wells
Residents near Stop 7 and the Vin cent area ask the public service director about sourcing water from Elyria wells as building booms continue. Director Beck notes that extending the main east from Penfield junction to Rudge road could supply water, with laterals to new sections and potential revenue for the city. A second growth area near Oak Point prompts inquiries on securing water, as developers push allotments. County and State aid for sewage disposal plants could accompany water projects to protect the supply.
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Vincent
Public Service
Elyria
Clear View
Lorain Stone Co
Beck
Penfield Junction
Rudge Road
Luskins
Oak Point
Alvine
Four or More Seek Ohio Governor Nomination
In Cleveland in late March reports say four or more Republicans may seek the Ohio governorship. Arthur H. Day backs his soldier bonus record and vows to let voters decide. Charles L. Knight hints at a run on state issues, while Harvey C. Smith and land, a veteran, weigh announcements. Mel Culloch also considers entering.
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Cleveland
Arthur H. Day
International News Service Today
Ohio
Charles L Knight
Akron
Harvey C. Smith
Zanesville
Canton
MelCulloch
Lumber Co Sues to Recover 252 After Judgment
The West Side Lumber Co. filed suit to recover 252.12 from Henry Zaremba. They seek a court order to sell property to satisfy the claim and ask other creditors with an interest to file their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lumber Co
Henry Zaremba
Justice Court
Oklahoma Governor and Bribery Charge Looms over Robertson
Oklahoma Governor J B A Robertson returned to Oklahoma City after submitting to arrest in Okmulgee on a charge of accepting a bribe. Eight men posted a $5000 bond for his release as he faces indictment with Fred G Dennis over a $25 000 bribe to allow operation of Guaranty State Bank while insolvent. Sheriff Sowers prepared warrants for more indicted individuals.
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Okmulgee
Okla
J B A Robertson
Oklahoma City
Governo
Robertson
Fred G Dennis
Forme State Bank
Guaranty State Bank
Dennis
Sowers
Sunk H-42 submarine collision claims 23 lives
London reports 23 lives lost as British submarine H-42 sinks in the Strait of Gibraltar amid Tayal maneuvers after a collision with four British destroyers. The Admiralty announced the tragedy this afternoon.
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London
Suburban Day 13 Sees Increased Trade Across Stores
Merchants report Suburban Day 13 was successful with higher trade than any prior Wednesday. John Lersch & Co says sales topped their best Wednesday, shoppers included many from out of town. Style Center notes many spring gowns sold, a Wednesday record. Twenty five more Suburban Days planned. Wednesday afternoon closings will shift specials to Wednesday morning. regular suburban day resumes in fall.
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John Lersch & Co
Officers Fire on Strike Picketers in East Providence
In East Providence deputies at Glen Lyon Dye Works dispersed about fifty pickets en route to the mill. Shots were fired wounding Eli Maynard 48 of Central Falls. The pickets fled as deputies under Sheriff Andrews of Providence County ordered no further picketing. Ethel Hebedrin, fifteen months old, child of Mr and Mrs Louis Mebelrand, died after a brief illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at Sudro parlors with Rev W L Burner officiating.
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Providence R. 1
Glen Lyon Dye Works
East Providence
Andrews
Providence County
Eli Maynard
Central
Ethel Hebedrin
Louis Mebelrand
Sudro
W. L. Burner
Moses B Mcmullan Dies After Sudden Stroke
Moses B McMullan, 53, foreman at National Tube Co, died suddenly at home after a stroke during supper. Survived by wife and children Myriel Bennett Gary Indiana Earl Walter and Howard of Elyria. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p m at home conducted by Rev W L Burner. Burial Ridgelawn.
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Moses B McMullan
National Tube Co
Yellow Line
Myriel Bennett
Gary
Ind
Earl, Waller
Howard
Elyn
The
Masons and
Knights of Pythias
Lorain
Hone
W. L Burner. Purial
Ridgelawn
Lorain Man Tries To Bribe Officers
Two South Lorain men were arrested by Deputies Cowie and Cole yesterday afternoon on liquor charges. Steve Hladik pleaded guilty to illegal liquor manufacture and was fined 3300 and costs, then remanded for inability to pay. Andy Duscha faced liquor possession charges, offered a $50 bribe, pleaded not guilty to bribery, and was held on a $2000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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South Lorain
Cowie
Cole
Steve Hladik
Redington
H. G. Redington
Andy Duscha
Duscha
J. George
$25 000 Damage Case Placed On Trial
The $25 000 personal injury suit of Anna Mackin of Lorain against Lake Shore Electric Ry will be placed on trial in court room No 1. She states on April 4 1918 she was a passenger on the car with a baby in her arms when the motor man stopped suddenly throwing her to the floor and injuring her back and nervous system permanently.
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Anna Mackin
Lorain
Lake Shore Electric Ry
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Pacific Pagt
Trish
Woman 'S Party
LAW
Marcus Marks
Elsie Hill
H. C. Havemeyer
Adelaide Johnson
Lloyd Williams
Robert Adamson
Sfth
Chas. J. Coven
Triad Arbuckle
Oklahoma
Robert E Ward
Haynes
Baby Hebebrand Dues
Moses B
Mimillan
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