Armament Conference Pact Near Ratification in Senate
The United States Senate nears final action on the four power Pacific treaty and its supplements. The naval limitation treaty is expected to pass with the 5-5-3 ratio deemed acceptable. Senate leaders anticipate quick action on related Chinese treaties after ratification.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Pacific
Alika
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Lodge
Open House at People's Store in Lorain County
The People's Store at 140 Middle Avenue hosts open house this week during its spring opening. Manager Pfeffer just returned from New York with four new spring lines of high quality garments. Visitors can roam freely to inspect and compare the latest fashions without pressure to buy.
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People's
Middle Avenue
Pfeffer
New York
Lorain County
Mothers Read This Letter on Girl Health in Portland IN
A testimonial from Stella Newton of Portland Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularity and constipation in girls. The note urges mothers to guard daughters health by avoiding cold wet feet overwork and overstudy and to use the remedy if headaches back pains nervousness or irritability appear.
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Portland
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stella Newton
R. R
Navy slashing bill in House faces Atlantic opposition
Washington March 28 Threats by the navy department to strip the Atlantic seaboard of ships and stations and concentrate them on the Pacific if Congress proceeds with sending the navy personnel to 65 600 failed to jar House leaders. Representative Pat Kelly asserts the appropriations bill is for the navy's best interests and will be the best ever given. He notes economic deployment on the Pacific and potential protests from Atlantic bases amid strategic fleet division.
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Washington
Navy Department
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Congress
Navy
House
Pat Kelly
Appropriations
Denby
Kelley
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Atlantic
Navy Yards
Mare Island
San Francisco
Bremerton
Seattle
San Diego
Los Angeles
Daniels
Churchill Opens Peace Parley With Irish Leaders
Winston Churchill agrees to allow the Irish factions to settle their difficulties themselves and plans to speak then retire. Michael Collins and Sir James Craig attend as Irish and Ulster leaders seek settlement to avoid martial law or British troops at the Ulster border. Ulster violence subsides though sniping continues and a Belfast bombing injures three.
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Winston Churchill
Michael Collins
Dublin
James Craig
Ulster
Churchill
Belfast
Bark Responds to Divorce Filing with Cross Petition
Winfield Bark of Lorain files answer and cross petition to his wife Eric B Bark's divorce case. He claims she has gross neglect extreme cruelty and constant fault finding, uses verbal abuse and threats to his safety. He alleges seven or eight separations and seeks divorce and custody of their adopted child.
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Winfield Bark
Lorain
Eric B. Bark
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce From Former Policeman
Katie Zimmer of Lorain asks the court for divorce from Christ Zimmer alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She says he published a notice in the Lorain paper disavowing debt responsibility for his wife, has cursed her, ignored her, and drank heavily. He is a former Lorain policeman now drawing $52.50 monthly pension and working as a carpenter. she seeks alimony and custody of their minor child.
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Katie Zimmer
Lorain
Christ Zimmer
Miss Olivia Stone Seeks New Counsel in Murder Trial
New York report says Olivia M P Stone a former Cincinnati nurse charged with murdering Ellis G Kinkead former Cincinnati corporation counsel asked her attorney Edward J Reilly to quit and for new counsel. She suspects Reilly helped retain state alienist Dr Cecil McCoy. Judge Aspinwall to address the request later as trial opening resumes. Jurors are all over 30 years old and mostly married.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Cincinnati
Ellis G. Kinkead
Corporation Counsel
Edward J. Rielly
Cecil McCoy
Reilly
Miss Stone
Dr. McCoy
Justice Aspinwall
Boy Aids Capture of Alleged Burglar at Prospect Station
Twelve year old George Simson told an unmasked holdup man at the Prospect interurban station he could not open the safe and to return Monday night. The suspect later appeared and was arrested by Prospect marshal and two constables after the boy alerted authorities. He admitted robbing the Prospect station previously and is named George Newell. Chief Thompson also holds him in connection with a Marion C D M station theft and with a Marion chattel loan bank job.
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Marion
George Simson
C. SD
M. Interurban
Prospect
George Glover
Thompson
George Newell
Newell
C. D
Marion Chattel Loan
Frustrated Kentucky Jail Breaks Tied to Payroll Robbery
In Newport Kentucky Geo Farrell and Richard Newhouse prisoners at Newport jail are held in solitary after an attempted wholesale jail delivery thwarted by city officials late last night. Michael Farrell father of one prisoner is under arrest for aiding the escape and admitted to carrying a revolver to his son. The men had saved hats when plans were revealed and are linked to the Nash Tailoring Company payroll robbery.
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Cincinnati
Geo. Farrell
Richard Newhouse
Newport
Michael Farrell
Nash Tailoring Company
State closes today in Ar buckle trial
San Francisco March 28 The state is expected to close its case against Roscoe Fatty Ar buckle. Evidence includes a door removed from the room where Fatty’s Lan or Day party was held after Virginia Rappe died. Criminologist E O Heinrichs testified that Virginia Rappe’s prints and Ar buckle’s were superimposed on the door.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe “Fatty” Arbuckle
Fattty
Lanor
Virginia Rappe
E. O. Heinrichs
Arbuckle
Brazilian Mountain Women Embrace American Fashions
Walter Harvey former Dior designer reports from the South American Wilds aboard the Booth liner Hubert that Brazilian mountain women now adopt American fashions, rejecting natural simplicity as they return from New York.
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New York
Walter Harvey
Diorer
Westwood
N. J
Railroad Labor Board Member Resigns Over Health
Albert Philips of the United States railroad board resigns due to poor health. The resignation, sent to President Harding, leaves four appointments to be made next month. Filshow reports from Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Albert Philips
Faher Group
United States Railroad Board
Harding
Phillips
Los Angeles
Ship Seized Carrying Rebel Arms On Tabasco Coast
Mexican gunboat Zaragoza captures the pilot boat Dolores off the Tabasco coast after it landed arms and ammunition for Tabasco rebels led by former governor Carlos Greene. Dispatch from Vera Cruz notes rebels sack several towns as Campeche factions align with Tabasco forces.
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Mexico City
Zaragoza
Dolores
Tabasco
Vera Cruz
Carlos Greene
Daughter born with $106000 pearl necklace
Oakland March 28 Little Miss Blum daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Blum arrives at Merritt hospital. Her late mother Rosa Blum left a will providing the 106000 pearl necklace to the first daughter of James B Blum if he marries. A court order requires Mrs Blum to wear the necklace annually until the girl can wear it herself.
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Oakland
Calif
Miss Blum
James B. Blum
Merritt Hospital
Stork
Rosa Blum
Blum
Fortune Ties to Pilot Word in Seaplane Tragedy
Kansas City report states a vast fortune from August J. Bulte's estate hinges on Pilot Robert Moore of the ill fated seaplane Miss Avi. Bulte, vice president of the Larra bee Milling Corporation, died with his wife and three others when the plane crashed off Miami. If Bulte died first his wife’s heirs receive her portion. if she died first the estate goes to his heirs.
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Kansas City
Var
Robert Moore
Atavi
Teday
August J. Bulte
Larrabee Milling Corporation
Miami
Fla
Rulie
Bultz
War Crime Wave Swells Prisons Across Nation
Government prisons will house more inmates in 1922 than in 1921. Postwar crime waves have sharply increased federal penitentiary populations, with Leavenworth counting about 1,750 inmates now and projected to rise to 2,500 by June.
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Washington
Mar
Wotan
Leavenworth
Votan
Ohioan near collapse in murder trial
Olivia M. Stone, former Cincinnati hospital nurse, nearly collapsed entering Brooklyn supreme court for the second day of her trial for the murder of Ellis Guy Kinkead, ex Cincinnati corporation counsel, near his Brooklyn home on August 5. She had a sleepless night and could not eat breakfast, weeping intermittently as talesmen were examined.
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New York
Biss
Olivia M. Stone
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Ellis Guy Kinkead
Brooklyn
Talesmen
Help That Aching Back Sold by Local Drug Store
An old advertisement urges readers to treat backache by targeting kidneys with Dean's Kidney Pills. Buyer G. M. Bruce from 603 Lodi Street reports relief after using the product bought at Phillips' Drug Store.
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G. M. Bruce
Lodi St
Dean
Phillips’ Drug Store
Market Prices From Cleveland Produce Market
The Cleveland produce market lists fresh eggs at 27 per dozen and Ohio firsts at 24 1 2 per dozen. Butter at 44 1 2 cents per pound, cheese York state at 23 24 cents, and various fruits and vegetables with prices for apples, tomatoes, potatoes, roosters, green peppers, and sweet potatoes.
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Ohio
York State
Stocks Turn Mixed Across Markets And Averages Edge
In New York on March 28 trading was irregular with United States Steel steady at 94 1 4, Baldwin Locomotive down 1 4, Allied Chemical up 3 8 before slipping to 64, Sears Roebuck rising 5 8 to 73 3 8. Cal Petroleum and Mexican Petroleum fell while Northern Pacific and Pere Marquette fluctuated.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
California Petroleum
Mexican Petroleum
Northern Pacfic
Pere Marquette
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio Water
Bethlehem Steel Prid
Canadian Pacific
Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Company
Nae
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
61 Years with Firm Refuses to Retire at 98
Andrew Asserger, oldest employee at a refrigerator factory in Peru Ul, celebrated his ninety eighth birthday by taking an afternoon off. He refused a pension offer for the rest of his life, saying idleness might affect him at his age and he might become worthless.
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Peru
Andrew Asserger
Avon Notes Cover Visits and Local Talks
Avon residents record visits and illness notes as Mrs. Irene Gough reports community events. Attendance includes Rev Hawkins at St Luke’s Cleve land and W A Holmes from Granville speak ing at the Baptist church.
New Tariff Bill Ready for Senate
Washington March 28 The new republican tariff bill will be laid before the senate by the finance committee before week’s end, announced at the White House by Senator Curtis of Kansas the republican whip after a conference with President Harding. Curtis was joined by Senator Watson of Indiana. The article also notes notes on Chinese tones and cites prior examiner findings of 3469.67 in township funds and 523.48 in schools, with small refunds recorded.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
White House
Curtis
Kansas
Harding
Watson
Indiana
Nerv-Worth advertised as stomach remedy cures stomach trouble
An advertisement promotes Nerv-Worth as a cure for stomach and bowel issues, claiming fast relief and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. It recounts a patient with suspected cancer improving after initial doses and notes availability at local drug stores for one dollar.
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C. W. Phillips
Broad St
J. R. Waltera
Cottage Hill
BR & S. Home
Att General Daugherty Not Involved In Ohio Guards Arms
Columbus March 28 officials deny a labor leader's claim that Attorney General Daugherty sent arms to Ohio national guardsmen in Athens and southern Ohio. Adjutant General Moran says no trouble is anticipated from the coal strike but state militiamen stand ready. He notes infantry at Athens has existed three years and would be equipped like other guard units.
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Columbus
Daugherty
Ohio
Athens
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkener Ad
Old time beauty ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for turning gray hair dark. Claims natural, even color with a sponge or brush, fading grays after one or two applications and a glossy look.
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Wyeth
Frank Lawson Opens East Side Market Stands With Quality Meats
Frank Lawson will open stand Nos. 20 and 24 at East Side Market near the P. O. on Wednesday morning March 29. A full line of native killed meats of best quality will be offered at low prices. First meat stand on the right as you enter.
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East Side
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