German Cabinet Reconstructed Amid War Turmoil
Berlin reports the new German cabinet will be led by Gustav Bauer with Schiffer as deputy premier and Herman Mueller as foreign minister. Wesel remains tense as revolutionary workers bombard the area while Belgian troops guard Fort Bluecher. The Ruhr and Rhine frontier see heightened activity as Germany faces Allied pressure and internal unrest.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gustav Bauer
Morning Post
Bederich
Wesel
Revolutionary
Pbs
Shetherlands
Corru
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Handlesblad
Red
Bluecher
Stettin
Europe
Sparta
Bauer Hea
Aris
Gustaver
Schiffer
Herman Mueller
Herrler
Nuremberg
Minster
Nationsfense
Inister
Interior
Shington
United States
Greatia
Italy
W G Sharp to Speak at New Philadelphia Banquet
William G Sharp former ambassador to France Elyria will join Gov. James M Cox and State Auditor A V Donahay as speakers at the Jefferson club annual banquet in New Philadelphia on April 15.
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New Philadelphia
William G. Sharp
Elyria
France
James, M. Cox
A.V. Donahay
Jefferson Club
Clark Nominated for U S Attorney in Southern Ohio
President Wilson sent the nomination to the Senate on March 25 naming James R. Clark as United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio. Clark is the chosen nominee to lead federal prosecutions and represent the government in that district.
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James R. Clark
U. S. Ohio
Washington
Senate
Wilson
United States
Ohio
Boston Scores on Gotham Women in Dress Prestige
Boston corset expert Madame Sara Rosedale testified in Justice McCook's court that Boston women were better dressed than New York women. The remarks occurred during the $75,000 damages suit brought by Frances Hunt Inc and Fannie R Hunt against Rosedale and others. The jury deliberated on evidence of corsets and garments supporting competing claims.
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New York
America
Sara Rosedale
Boston
Justice McCook
Supreme Cour
Sara
Frances Hunt, Inc
Fannie R. Hunt
Steubenville Shows Population Gain in Census Figures
Washington March 25. Sepulation statistics for the year 1920 announced today by the census bureau included Steubenville Ohio with a population of 38,608 and a growth of 6,107 or 27.3 percent cont.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Steubenville
Ohio
Rotary Club entertains Sandusky men visitors
Forty four Sandusky Rotary members and two guests were hosted by Elyria Rotary Club at the YMCA. Kellogg Day and Earl Bell decorated, Bennett’s orchestra played, and W. G. Cartlich spoke on Boys work. Sandusky backs S. H. Squire for District Rotary governor.
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Sandusky Rotary Club
Elyria Rotary Club
Kellogg Day
Earl Bell
Bennett
D. Nicholas, Jr
Walter Edmunds
Sandusky
Rotary
Rotary Club
Hindman
Sandusky Club
S. H. Squire
Elyria Club
Squire
Governor Cox Names Moore Drive Manager
Columbus dispatch reports Governor James M. Cox names EB Moore of Youngstown to manage his national campaign. A coordinated letter outlines Cox qualifications to lead the Democratic party during the upcoming race.
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Cox
Moore
Columbus
James M. Cox
EB. H. Moore
Youngstown
Wood booster here to size up the county
Chas. R. Wood, acting for General Wood's headquarters in Columbus, interviews local politicians to gauge support for the General's presidential candidacy.
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Wood Booster
Chas. R. Wood
General Wood
Columbus
Girl Missionary Shot on Street Car in Louisville
Miss Clara Keith a Baptist missionary was mysteriously shot on a street car in Louisville Kentucky late last night. The wounded woman fell forward with a close range wound through her right arm as the car passed a crowded corner. She had returned from Central Africa where she served as a missionary for three years.
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Louisville
Clara Keith
Miss Keith
Central Africa
Interchurch World Movement Conference Planned Here
A conference of the Interchurch World Movement will be held in this city on April 8 at the Congregational church auditorium with two tank meetings planned, one for youth at the First Methodist church and a general session at the Congregational church. Delegates from county churches are expected, with the Federated Church Council directing work under Herbert Rugs as executive secretary, as part of a broader state and national drive to mobilize church resources.
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Interchurch’ World Movement
Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
Federated Church Council
Herbert Rugs
Freight Car Thieves Net Half Million Value, Police Say
A gang of freight car thieves has stolen merchandise valued around 500000 from six railroads in the Cleveland district over six months. Three men are in custody here and another is held in Detroit, with investigations extending to cities from Ashtabula to Detroit according to police.
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Asscuacea Presa
Cleveland
Cleveland ‘District
Ashtabula
Detroit
Michigan
Five arrested in crusade on stock fakes
Boston March 25 The crusade of Attorney General Allen against promoters and brokers exploiting silver stock led to the surrender of Thomas W Lawson to police headquarters to answer a warrant on four counts violating a state law governing stock issue filings. Four other operators and brokers were arrested yesterday.
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Associated’ Press
Boston
Allen
Thomas W. Lawson
Y M C A Building Fund Seeks Quarters After Fire
Lorain reports the Y M C A campaign for 4500000 faces a setback as the building fund tally stands at unknown while the burned facility seeks temporary quarters. Marion notes daylight saving will begin April 4 and the court will open at 9 a m instead of 9 a m after the clock stays unchanged.
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Marion
Council
Mouser
Prisoners Escape After Sentry Beating at Chillicothe
In Chillicothe two military prisoners attacked sentry Private William Gillen with coal shovels, fracturing his skull and leaving him unconscious. The men escaped from the prison stockade after one had previously cut his way out last month.
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Chillicothe
Willam Gillen
Gillen
Police Chief Real Pacifier as Home Troubles Mount
In town the police chief acts as a steadying influence amid frequent domestic disputes. A couple aired grievances at the station this morning, the chief listening as usual. In a separate incident a man and wife argued violently, culminating in a fight over furniture. she slashed at him with a butcher knife, leaving his vest cut open before she vanished.
Nine Hurt in Keystone Express Wreck at Longfellow
Nine people were injured when Keystone Express No 20 on the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed at Longfellow Pa this morning. The wreck involved two Pullmans a diner and a coach with one serious injury reported.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Keystone Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Longfellow
British Send Fund for American Navy
London reports Major Evelyn Wrench will sail on the Carmania with 6000 pounds subscribed by thousands of Britons in support of the American Navy. He will present the funds to Secretary Daniels upon arrival to fund a New York harbor monument. A Dover cliff memorial replica is proposed to honor the Dover Patrol Dovery.
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London
Evelyn Wrench
United States
Carmania
Wrench
Daniels
New York Harbor
Dover Cliffs
England
William Emmert dies at 91 in Hillsdale Michigan
J W Emmert, formerly of this city, reports his father William Emmert died at 91 in Hillsdale Michigan after living there 64 years. He was cared for by J W Emmert after moving from San Diego California.
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J. W. Emmert
William Emmert
Hillsdale
Mich
San Diego
Lottie Colmer Sues For Divorce Over Un governable Temper
Lorain resident Lottie Colmer filed for divorce from Bruno Colmer alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. She claims his ungovernable temper and accusations of bad companions, abuse of her parents, and frequent striking. The couple co owns a Lorain grocery at 1611 Long Ave and seeks property division.
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Lotis Colmer
Lorain
Bruno Colmer
Long Ave
W B Hubbell War Experiences At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr W B Hubbell addressed the Kiwanis Club at noon describing personal France era service with the A E F The account covered life and customs of the French people and was well received C M Williams won this weeks booster prize with Harry C Queen presenting it Ohio State Auto Association plans supreme court appeal on the auto tax law Columbus report states the appeal will be filed Boston fire destroys a six story building at Atlantic Ave and Olive St causing about 150000 in damage two firemen injured
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W. B. Hubbell
Kiwanis Club
France
Hubbell
C. M. Williams
Harry C. Queen
Columbus
Ohio State Auto Association
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Snow
Boston
Atlantic Ave
Olive St
Walta
Elyria Library to Reopen as Free Institution
The Elyria Library, through a Community Service Council arrangement with the Library Board, will reopen as a free institution in April. The board plans to expand staff and collections, welcomes public suggestions, and aims to provide better service while operating daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Sundays and bank holidays.
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Elyria
Library
Dublic-ag
Maple sugar makers profit from warm stretch
Warm weather boosts tapping across the county with heavy sap flow in Pittsfield and Wellington. Folks anticipate a short season as buds appear and syrup prices rise with limited supply. Producers report prices around 8.80 to 83.7 per ton and some sell at 3.00 per gallon, versus past market levels of 75c to 1.00.
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Pittsfield
Wellington
Tom
Boy Kidnapped for $25,000 Ransom in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky, Paul Little, 11, was abducted by an unidentified man after being lured away late yesterday. B R Little, a local capitalist, had announced a $25,000 ransom demand and said all terms would be met. The note delivered to the home threatened the boy’s life if payment failed.
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Associated Press
Lexington
B. R. Little
Paul
Little
Green Line Lengths Schedule Change From Wellington
Wellington March 25 Cleveland Columbus Southwestern Electric will operate cars on a two hour schedule instead of three starting April 1. Weighmaster Joseph Zedack and several residents including Bela Huffman Irving Manning Hazel Gott Lewis Goodell and Glenn Reesey are identified in the report.
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GREEN
Wellington
Cleveland, Columbus & Southwestern Electric
Joseph Zedack
Bela Huffman
Lorain
Irving Manning
Farmer
Hazel Gott
Lewis Goodell
Glenn Reesey
Baby Sampson Dead in Brief Illness
Howard Charles Sampson aged six months died yesterday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the family home by Rev. Muhley and the body was taken to Toledo for burial. Mr. Sampson is a Willys-Overland employee and the family has the sympathy of many friends.
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Howard Charles Sampson
Lee Sampson
East River Street
Muhley
Toledo
Sampson
Willys-Overland
Anti-Safes Start a Petition in Toledo
Toledo Ohio March 25 Referendum petitions on the Reynolds law granting women the vote for President are circulated here. Democrats report success in the campaign. Antisuffragists aim to collect 56000 signatures to file with the secretary of state to block women’s voting in the upcoming presidential election.
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Toledo
Democratic
Bill proposes stock tax to raise bowl funds
In Washington the bill seeks a 1 percent stock tax to furnish funds for a project. Representative McClintock of Oklahoma introduced the measure in the house. The proposal aims to raise revenue for a specific public use with the tax on stock exchanges.
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Washington
McClintock Lahoma
A.beama Pediers
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