Ford predicts coming war and industry boom in interview
Detroit March 24 1923 Henry Ford pacifist predicts a future world war to settle things after which healthy industry will flourish He says big business must win popular support through fair dealings and cooperation with workers and customers He envisions profound industrial changes over the next twenty years emphasizing market relations and employment growth.
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International News Service
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
America
Ford
Iam
Pryro Inore Sy
Aducer
Indus
Pulethis
Ro Suessing
Toper Forum Set at Congregational Church Afternoon
An afternoon program at the Congregational Church features Skinbusbu, a renowned North American Indigenous interpreter and musician, discussing American Indian history and philosophy. He shares insights on tribal rights and civic issues, plus a tale of his 4,006 mile journey to the White House to advocate for granting Indian ship rights, inviting strong public attendance.
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Skinbusbu
Esstame
Fox
Niana
White House
Bearitlon
Service Clearing House Aims Social Aid Network
A city service, tied to Juvenile Hospital, Board of Humane Society, and Health Department, seeks to unite charitable groups under a central clearing house. Officials state confidential aid will be extended to applicants through a cooperative network and that the process will involve careful inquiry by request.
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Norma? Hospital
Board of Humane Society
Rearct of Health
Ayial
False arrest suit seeks damages over shoplifting claim
Mrs Franses Mantalto acting as Lora in Aled suit for 10000 alleges a false shoplifting accusation. Dr R E Jackson travels to attend dental clinics and opens a new dental office on the eighth floor of the new bank building in April.
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Franses Mantalto
Lora
Lora 13. Goods Co
R. E. Jackson
Cerrain
Attennee
Train Kills Signalman Dayton at Miami Shore
Baltimore and Ohio signalman Dayton stationed at Miamashore was ground to death by a four passenger train at about one o clock this morning. He was died while on duty and the accident is under investigation by railway authorities.
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Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio
Miamashore
Sarah Bernhardt Remains in Grave Condition in Paris
Paris, March 24. At five o'clock this afternoon doctors Labbee and Desnos declared Sarah Bernhardt’s condition very grave after a relapse of the famous actress. She had a serious relapse last night and was much worse this morning. Attending physicians held frequent consultations over her deteriorating state.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Labbee
Desnos
Re arrest of key witness in Steiner murder case
Fred Radel a principal State witness in the Steiner murder trial was re jailed by order of county commissioners for parole violation. He had been imprisoned in Lorain for liquor law fines and three months earlier released to work as a bricklayer but joined bootlegging with Steiner. Also, A D Walker from Lorain was paroled today after serving time on a $500 fine.
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Fred Radel
Steiner
Radel
Lorain
A. D. Walker
Indian revolt leader shot in Utah hideout
Desperately wounded in the leg Old Posey leader of Utah’s latest uprising hid in the rocks with Bishop’s oldest boy as the sole remnant of his band. Five bucks who escaped from captors were rounded up and the main party was close on their trail near Bluff and Blanding.
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Monticello
Utah
Old Posey
Bishop
San Juan
Bluff
Blanding
Bishop's Bar
Organ Grinder Melts Down Before Savace’s Jewelry Store
Mary Goldstein, an elderly organ grinder, had a violent outburst this morning in front of Savace’s jewelry store. Police took her to Memorial hospital where she recovered and returned to town before taking a car to L oatain.
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Mary Goldstein
Savace
Memorial Hospital
Three Divorces Granted This Morning in Local Court
Bertha Newkirk and Enoch Newkirk were separated in divorce proceedings led by Fudge Thompson on grounds of extreme crime. Elyria Newkirk obtained a divorce from Frank Mezin citing cross the sleet of duty. Bertha Lepstear Lipst ur and Stuart Lipst ur also ended marriages on grounds described as sp a and neglect of duty.
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Bertha Newkirk
Enoch Newkirk
Fudge Thompson
Elyria
Frank Mezin
Bertha Lepstear
Stuart Lipst Ur
Spa
Probate judge addresses Salvation Army loan work
Probate Judge Wilcox spoke at the Salvation Army headquarters on Wie avenue in Lorain last night. He praised the Army’s work, noting its impact on youths and acknowledging support from the audience.
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Wilcox Addrusses
Wileay
Lorain
Jast
Salvation Army
Weather forecast for Washington area March 25
Weather bureau forecast calls for wet conditions with periods of rain and increasing cloudiness. Expect a generally mild pattern with fluctuating temperatures through the week and intervals of rain spreading across southern regions as the week progresses.
Millionaire Is Man Quizzed In Model Murder
A Philadelphia millionaire identified as J K Mitchell, nicknamed Mr Marshall, is confirmed by assistant district attorney Peorra as the man linked to the Dorothy King Keenan death inquiry. The statement follows a conference with Neilson Olcott, Mitchell's attorney, noting the publication's unconsented report.
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New York
Peorra
Neilson Olcott
Marshall
J. K. Mitchell
Mionaire
Philadelphia
Mr. Marshall
Dorothy King
Keenan
Realis
John K. Kearsley Mitchell
$20 000 Damage Suit Dropped Against Osteopath
The $20,000 damage suit by Lillian Bonas of Lorain against M. A. Brandon osteopath was settled out of court after testimony suggested the plaintiff’s law does not function properly. Bonas claimed Brandon’s treatment dislocated her jaw leaving permanent results.
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Lillian Bonas
Lorain
M. A. Brandon
Brandon
Dr McUait to Speak Here Sunday
A mass meeting at First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 4 pm will feature Dr McCuair, New York eugenics expert, answering questions on marriage standards. Questions include age gaps, choosing to marry, secrecy over past indiscretions, and birth control legitimacy. The talk invites all Elyria men and local professionals to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Aspinall McCuair
New York
Elyria
Merqaig
Renew Senate Brig Pride Next Tuesday
The report discusses renewal actions for a Senate brigade project due next Tuesday. It mentions the involvement of Maven, a local organizer, and names Sonor Rove and Cleveland in connection with state legislature activities and attendance.
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Senate
Prgde
Ohio Flood Reach Ten Year Toll and Bridge Damages
Ten years ago today heavy rains caused a statewide flood in Ohio with millions in property loss and thousands displaced. Dayton suffered the greatest deaths with officials deploying Ca. B. and Lorain life saving crews for guard duty as bridges including Washington avenue and Fourth street faced near collapse and the state endured widespread damage to bridges, culverts, and livestock losses.
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Ohio
Great
Miami Valley
Washington Avenue
A. E. Lord
George Hill
Ca. B
Jilted youth ends life after injuring girl
A distressed youth, previously in a troubled relationship, killed himself following a shooting that wounded a girl. The incident, described in garbled report, references a chaotic scene with bystanders and a downtown confrontation, and notes a former pastor connected to the case.
Government 10 Probe Sugar Gouging
Washington March 24 All records of the commerce department bearing on recent increases in sugar prices were placed at the disposal of the department of justice which is conducting an investigation to determine if there has been arbitrary interference with prices and if an artificial shortage has been created. Hoover directs the inquiry with assistants and asks the federal trade commission to help under the Clayton act. The tariff commission is also examining import duties as Cordell Hull calls for a fifty percent sugar tariff cut as President Harding weighs action.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department of Justice
Augustus T. Seymour
Hoover
Federal Trade Commission
May
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Wife murderers tell jury they did wrong in case
Carl Steiner of Lorain was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison with mercy recommended by a jury after deliberations that stretched over two days. The defense urged mercy while the prosecution argued for the death penalty. Steiner asked for the chair and criticized his lawyers and the prosecutor. A motion for a new trial will be filed Monday to decide sentencing.
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Carl Steiner
Lorain
Ohio
Ri Vandemark
Lawrence Webber
Thompson
Elyria
Steiner
Miercy
Steimer
Three Killed in Missouri River Flood Near Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa March 24 Hundreds of residents in the bottom lands and surrounding farming country are homeless as Missouri river ice gorge floods rise. Three lives are reported lost and flood waters threaten the entire lowland district unless dynamiters loosen the ice. Over 6000 farmers along the Missouri shores have abandoned homes, stock moved to high ground. A gorge near Blair Nebraska lowered water further, vermillion South Dakota backs up, Iowa farm property damage estimated at six million dollars.
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Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Blair
Neb
Vermillion
South Dakota
Prohibition Agents Run 44 Raids In Hamilton Area
Cincinnati agents conducted a sequence of raids in Hamilton Ohio late yesterday reporting 44 cases and numerous liquor sights. Over 50 men participated with 20 arrests and captures of whiskey and beverages. Operation directed by Frank C. Hight and Frank W. Norwood under Roy A. Haynes orders.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Yierday
Frank C. Hight
Frank W. Norwood
Ohio
Roy A. Haynes
National Prohibition
Ped
Army Plane Breaks All Speed Marks
Washington March 24 In a sand storm the army air service set new aerial speed records. Major Leo G Heffernan piloted a DH 4B from Nogales Arizona to Fort Bliss Texas covering 75 miles in 18 minutes averaging 250 miles per hour during the flight.
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Washington
Army Air Service
War Department
Leo G. Heffernan
Nogales
Ariz
Fort el Texas
Columbus
N. M
Fort Bliss
Josephine Pickett Dies in Lorain at 73
Mrs Josephine Pickett aged 73 died this morning at St Josephs hospital Lorain after a three year illness She is survived by five sons Harry Elyria Guy Carl Will and Ed Pickett a sister in Detroit and a sister in Huron Tal services will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock Funeral Parlors on Lorain Also mentioned a collision and injuries involving a train at Leonardstown with no further details provided
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Josephine Pickett
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Harry Pickett
Elyria
Guy
Carl
Will Pick
Ed.lark
Huron
Detroit
Tal
Father seeks arrest for son who cashed stolen check
John Polson of Sixteenth street reports his son Lee aged 16 stole his ninety dollar pay check from Elyria Iron & Steel Co., cashed it, and has not been seen since. He asks police to pick up the youth if located on the street.
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John Polson
Sixteenth Street
Lee
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Bonded Indebtedness of Ohio Takes Jump
The report shows Ohio taxing districts' bonded indebtedness jumped to over 477 million dollars, reflecting state auditor Trae's findings. The data covers counties townships and other districts and excludes state government. A battered paragraph mentions a photograph and a death in connection with a licensed person, but details are unclear.
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Ohio
Columbus
Trae
Deport Bride of Man Who Wended Her
A fragmented account reports a couple from New York eloping to Cincinnati and facing deportation. Henjac Street and Marie or Helen are named in a tangled tale. Steve Demna of Woodhall Avenue is linked to a foot injury after a fall on a work route.
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Cincinnati
Warre
Race Street
Henjac
New York
Marie
Helen
Steve Demna
Woodhall Avenue
Tial
Wateh Construction C
Wastel Memorial Hospital
Tls
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