New German Cabinet Forming As Spartacist Tension Rises
Reports from Copenhagen say a new German cabinet is forming within hours and Independent Socialists may gain posts. In Wesel troops guard a besieged area as workers' guerilla forces push back government units in the Ruhr. Berlin reports heavy clashes across the country with arrests of leaders and a general strike called off.
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Geran
Berlin
Aey
Dusseldorf
Germany
Tomany
Schwehr
Coburg
Saxe-Coburg
Loyst
East Prussia
Ebert
Leipaic
Atoion
Wellington Divorce Case Ends as Petitions Withdrawn
The Otterbacher divorce case ends when Mrs Otterbacher withdraws her petition and an alimony agreement is reported. Judge Redington grants Mr Otterbacher a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty after she is absent and the court notes the case as a public airing of private issues.
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Redington
Mr. Otterbacher
Harry
Phil
Thousands of anti Bolshevik Soldiers Found Frozen to Death
A Soviet military communication received from Moscow reports more than 16 000 anti Bolshevik soldiers frozen to death on the steppes of Southeastern Russia and the western Asiatic provinces. The notice cites a harsh winter and large casualties among opposing forces.
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Londons
Steppes
Moscow
Russia
City Editor Answers Questions On Anything
The Chronicle Telegram city editor handles a wide range of inquiries from readers by phone. Readers ask about presidents, plant timing, historical events, local politics, and more, with the editor often researching late to settle disputes.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ebert Hubbard
Lusitania
Northern Pacific Railroad
Fire Department Tackles Three Grass Fires in City
Yesterday the department fought three grass fires in Tattersall Court Ohio Street and nearby areas with threats to outhouses. This morning they controlled a fire on Jefferson Street evidently started by children.
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Tattersall Court
Ohio Street
Jefferson Street
Childrn
Local Scenes to Be Snapped by Movie Man
Elyria residents to get screen time as Elyria Theatres Co partners with Tisdale Industrial Film Co for citywide filming. Prominent buildings officials clubs factories and other points of interest will be filmed and later shown. Work starts in about ten days.
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Elyria
Elyria Theatres Co
Tisdale Industrial Film Co
General Wood Plans Ohio Campaign Runs
General Leonard Wood will tour Ohio before the April primary with two trips. He will speak in Toledo on April 1, then Cleveland that evening. On April 2 he will address audiences in Akron at noon and in Canton in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Leonard Wood
Columbus
Wood
Ohio
Toledo
Akron
Canton
Richwine Ice Cream Co Plans New Factory Plant
The Richwine Ice Cream Co secures a permit to erect a factory building on Hast Broad street at a cost of 12000 dollars. Permits for two dwellings on Bee Bee Court by J R West at 4000 dollars each and one dwelling on Prospect It by J C Crow at 6000 dollars. Total permits likely exceed 100000 dollars this month.
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Richwine Ice Cream Co
Hast Broad St
Beebe Court
J R. West
Prospect
J. C. Crow
London Records Warm March Day In Fifty Years
London today marked the warmest March day in fifty years as temperatures reached 63 degrees in the shade. Local observers noted the unseasonable heat, with residents enjoying the mild afternoon despite the unusual early warmth.
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London
Membership Doubles for Elyria Young Men's Business Club
The Elyria Young Men's Business club at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium celebrated a campaign that more than doubled membership to over 300. Russel Waldorf of Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co received a loving cup donated by his bank, with calls to push toward 500 members while cautions about fitting facilities. Honors included remarks by former U S Ambassador W G Sharp urging aid to the Lincoln American campaign and a France Marne monument plan.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Russel Waldorf
Savings Depost Bank & Trust Co
Bal
L. H. Webber
W. G. Sharp
United States
France
Marne
Sharp
Lorraine
Lorain County
Judge Ely
Elyria
Roscoe Kauffman
Ray Baker
Ben Schuber
O. S Clark
Joy Gould
Dr Duncan
Ebony Bone
Boch
Louisville defeats daylight saving plan city council vote
Louisville, Ky, March 24. A proposal to institute daylight saving was defeated by the city council after a referendum showed strong opposition to the project.
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Louisville
Miners Wage Talks Hinted by UMWA Chief
Washington March 24 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America sent a telegram to Thomas P Brewster chairman of the Operators Scales committee urging that the Joint Scale committee of operators and miners meet Monday in New York to draft a new wage agreement.
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Washington
New York
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas P. Brewster
Willys-Overland 5 Expands Labor Saving Machinery
The Elyria plant improves production with new machinery and carrier systems. Overhead tracks and conveyors are being installed to speed handling of parts for Knight engines and Willys Lights, linking departments and reducing delays. Workers welcome faster material flow and less congestion en route to testing.
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Willys-Overland
Elyria
Knight Engines
Willys
Marriage Licenses Include Several Local Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows George W. Smith and Lorraine B. Leid tag seeking to wed in Elyria, Karl Crawford and Dorothy Taylor in Grat Tan, Albert Guten and Ida Linn in Amherst, Jacques Gesell and Inez Fish in Hlyria, Ollive Reed and Bessie Abrams in Wallington, with ages and occupations provided.
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George W. Smith
Lorraine B. Leidtag
Elyria
Karl Crawford
Farmer
Grattan
Dorothy Taylor
Albert Guten
Ida Linn
Amherst
Jacques Gesell
Inez Fish
Hlyria
Ollive Reed
Bessie Abrams
Wallington
Plan for 1 percent retail tax funds World War II bonus
Washington reports Ways and Means backs a 1 percent retail sales tax to fund a World War II veteran bonus of one dollar per day served. Exclusions cap payments at captain and higher. A separate bill outlines land settlement, home aid, vocational training, and adjusted compensation for veterans with ten years to apply.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Nicholas Longworth
American Legion
House
Army
Navy
Congress
Home reduces state and moulds citizens says Father Burke
Father E T Burke of Cleveland addressed about 1000 men at St Marys church on the Christian Home. He argued the family as the state’s quarry and urged parents to mold character for God and country. He traced marriage from God, Adam and Eve, noting polygamy and later divorce as enemies to the institution.
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E. T. Burke
Cleveland
St. Mary’s Church
Garden of Paradise
Adam
Eve
Warren Shows Big Gain in Population
Population statistics for 1920 released by the committee show Warren Ohio growing to 27 050 residents an increase of 15 969 or 144 1 percent since 1910. Dayton Ohio reaches 153 630 residents up 37 253 or 31 1 percent over a decade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dayton
Warren
Ohio
Death Notice for Mrs Mariette Shepard
The death of Mrs Mariette Shepard aged 86 occurred last night at her daughter’s home 356 Sixth St. She is survived by daughters Mrs George F. Stoney Elyria and Mrs Josephine L. Lynch Cleveland, and by Mrs Emma Haynes and son J J Shepard of Cleveland. Funeral Friday at 2:30 at her late home, Rev Burner officiating. Burial Ridgelawn.
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Mariette Shepard
George F. Stoney
Sixth St
Stoney
Josephine L. Lynch
Elyria
Emma Haynes
J. J. Shepard
Cleveland
Burner
Ridgelawn
Dr J W Hill Speaks Here Thursday Evening
The Chamber of Commerce announces a general meeting Thursday evening March 25 at o clock with Dr John Wesley Hill general secretary of the Lincoln American Alliance as speaker. No dinner will be served at this meeting.
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J. W. Hill
Chamber of Commerce
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln-American Alliance
Warm Weather Sends Elyrians to Plant Gardens
The past three days of warmth have many Elyrians starting gardens with early onions lettuce and radishes. Seed and hardware dealers report brisk trade and predict more gardens this year, though longtime residents await true summer and expect frosts through mid April.
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