New U S Cardinals Elevations Highlight Vatican Consistory
Rome ceremonies elevate Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago and Archbishop Hayes of New York to the College of Cardinals. Pope Pius XI praises U S charity as the United States joins four other nations in cardinal ranks amid Russia famine and clergy imprisonment concerns. Washington meanwhile cites Harry F Sinclair for contempt of Congress in Teapot Dome probes with possible grand jury action.
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George W. Mundelein
Chicago
Patrik J. Hayes
New York
Vatican
St. Peter Cathedral
United State
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Daughters
Phiadelphia
United States
Sacred College
Pope Pius XI
Russia
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Hayes
Cardi
Mundelein
Marchetto Se
Fam
Washington, DC
Designar Mundeien
Giulio Fuma
Washina
Dlac
Nat- Mundelein
Nooy
Varios
Cers
Washington
U.S. Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Walsh
Montana
Sinclair
District of Columbia
Dennis J. Daugherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Daugherty
Sistine Chapel
Patrick Hayes
St. Peter's
Cardinal Mundelein
Cardinal Hayes
Sheriff arrest spree noted after midnight rounds
Deputy Sheriff and aides hit multiple arrests in South Tart and Elyria areas visiting Pryma's home and finding liquor. Several local men faced fines for illegal passion, reckless driving, speeding, and drunkenness, with judgments in Justice George's court.
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Riff Underhill
Sheribsom and
Barden
South Tat
Pryma
Ruth
Gully
S & Sheriff
Lorain
Clifford Jackmm
Far Fill
Wash- Elyria
Cleveland
George
Berg
Grafton Line
Attin
Clark Reason
Bank official commits suicide amid bank shortages
A senior officer at a large bank in Tennessee was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound amid disclosures of shortages in the bank’s accounts. Police report no immediate reason for the act.
Teen driver fined after taking gas from yard pump
Clarence Wiers, arrested leaving Spalding Coal Co yard, admitted filling his automobile with gasoline from a yard pump. Brought before Major Hakan, he pleaded guilty to larceny and was fined 10 dollars plus costs and sentenced to ten days in jail.
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Clarence “Wiers
T He Spalding Coal Co
T Hat
Major H.akan
Lorain man fined for vandalism at Lake Avenue station
Harvey Lewis of Lorain appeared in police court this morning charged with malicious destruction of property after allegedly breaking a window at a Lake Avenue filling station. He pled guilty and was fined and costs by Major Hindson.
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Harvey Lewis
Lorain
Lake Avenue
Major Hindson
Stolen Gold Fillings From Doctor's Office
Dr C A Rose reports a midnight Saturday burglary at 114 Middle Avenue in which gold fillings teeth and other articles were stolen. No clue has been found to the thief.
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C. A. Rose
Middle Avenue
Wage increase plans filed for 34 railroads
In March 24 schedules of wage increases were filed with the U S railroad labor board for 34 southern and eastern railroads. The increases amount to about half the sum deducted in the board’s last general wage decision, reached after a series of district conferences. Roads affected include New York Central and 13 subsidiaries such as Michigan Central Big Four and Boston and Albany plus Baltimore and Ohio Lehigh Valley Southern Railroad and eleven subsidiaries.
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Chicago
Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Southern and Eastern
New York Central
Mighican Central
Big Four
Boston and Albany
Baltimore and Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Southern Railroad
Jail Delivery Frustrated at Steubenville
Deputy sheriffs confiscated bars and prevented a jail delivery at Steubenville Ohio Mrs Samuel Ervin of Baltimore was arrested for attempting to smuggle pans to her husband jailed for liquor law violations In another report Senator Heflin accuses R B Bager of promoting land swindles along the Rio Grande River in a new senate probe
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Ohio
Bewervy
Samuel Ervin
Baltimore
Washington
Rio Grande River
R. B Bager
Republian National
Texas
Heflin
Alabama
Multiple 1920s robberies hit U S cities in one day
Across Washington Los Angeles Kansas City Toledo Youngstown Detroit police report three holdups and a jewelry store burglary with loot totals ranging from a few hundred to $100000. In Detroit cashier Miss Hanrahan fought back wounding one robber and receiving minor injuries.
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Miss Hanrahan
County Proposes Road Upgrade Funding Plan
County commissioners consider paying 65 percent of Leavitt road improvement costs if Black River township contributes 20 percent via an agent. Assistant prosecutor DP B Symons says 748 cannot be done. a new plan is needed to cover costs.
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Leavitt Road
Black River Township
Wold
DP B
Symons
Onimian
Amherst Woman Seeks Divorce From Fred Wieland
Lottie Wieland of Amherst has filed for divorce from Fred Wieland alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Married in 1915 with three children, she accuses him of cursing and assault and failing to provide, claiming she supported the family by doing washings and cleaning for neighbors.
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Lottie Wieland
Amherst
Fred Wieland
Man Missing After Sunday Walk Near Gherlin Road Church
A man named W. W. Brown is reported missing after leaving the colored church on Sunday morning. His friends fear something may have happened to him and ask for prompt police help and public tips.
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W . W. Brown
Gherlin Road
San
William
Subpoena Issued for Ohio Bank Records in Washington Court House
The Whetler Brookhart Senate committee subpoenas records of the Commercial Bank of Washington Court House led by M S Daugherty president and brother of Attorney General Harry M Daugherty. Daugherty refuses full records while offering access to pertinent dealings. Three Vanderlip agency operatives search locally for corroborating evidence in the senate probe.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Commercial Bank of
M. S. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Whetler-Brookhart Senate
Senate
Midland Bank
Daugherty
Wington
Washington
Frank A Vanderlip
Roxie Stinson
Senate Committee
Shack
Congress Inquiry Probes 1921 Convention Deals
A congressional panel resumes its probe into arrangements tied to the 1921 Republican convention. It centers on Democratic campaign funding and Republican officials including Fred W. Ayreson and others summoned by subpoena. Testimony mentions a $75,000 Democratic contribution.
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Washiagiu
Renant
Carmi Thompsor
C. Co. Ohio
Wren
Democratic Action
Sven
Missouri
Dev
Hei
Fred W. Apaim
Repudcan
Theatman
Treasfer
Derimrave
Doheny
Spencer
Fragmented testimony on campaign funding and cabinet talks
A garbled report discusses contributions to Republican factions, names Sinclair Doheny and Spencer, and references a secretary of the interior under Wilson. It mentions hearings, cabinet positions, and a convention plan, with scattered quotes from Thompson and Harding era discussions.
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Sinclair
Gata Doheny
Wairn
Spertingle
Spencer
Joan Barton Paine
Wilson
Tsampten
Thompson
Toondeon
Camia Pam
Carol Washingon
Washington
Cexsland
New York Central
Amore
Gilmore
Tomas
California
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