Disarmament Talks Reportedly Open Between U S and Britain
A Daily News Washington dispatch claims informal U S Britain disarmament talks are underway seeking international control of war chemicals. A British official notes Britain is committed to disarmament through the League of Nations while the U S has no declared policy.
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London
America
Great Britain
Washington Dispatch
Daily News
Washington
The
United States
League of Nations
New Soviet Agent for United States Appointed
Boris Litvinoff, former head of the Russian trade commission, is named to replace Ludwig C. A. K. Martens as Soviet agent in the United States, per an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Helsingfors dated March 30.
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London
Boris Litvinoff
Russian Trade Commission
Great Britain
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Helsingfors
Auto thieves shoot at man near Westfield on a high speed chase
Buffalo report says five bullets were fired from a stolen sedan by auto thieves fleeing from Erie to Buffalo. William Welch was shot while attempting to capture the bandits near Westfield but survived after playing dead. police note he is expected to recover as the suspects continued toward Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Erie
William Welch
Westfield
Welch
Easter visits and community notices in Eaton Ford Hill area
Local residents and guests are mentioned visiting relatives in Columbus Cleveland Berea and Akron. Events include church Ladies Aid meeting March 31 and Easter vacations with multiple families hosting relatives. One resident, W H Giles, to serve on a Cleveland federal jury beginning April 5.
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Ford Hill
W H Guiles
Columbus
Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Hill
Cleveland
S. F Garretson
Veltua Vance
Degraff
Ohio
Iva Dawley
Mary Dewley
Mame Cornish
Merle Lehman
Belden
Silas Pierce
North Fairfield
Catkins Place
Athena Mennell
Alton
Margaret Rose
Carl Tieltjies
Elizabeth Cousins
Frank
Vern Cornish
I. T. Davis
Fred Phelps
Will Vaughn
William Hennie
Andrew Baker
Dover
Clarence Cowley
Carl Tite
Famil
Elyrna
Maude Coleman
Berea
Davis
Harold Carpenter
Flyrna
Bert Vontague
John Eckhardt
W. H. Giles
A. M. Nichols
Akron
Edna Bracy
Wilford Bartter
Columbia
Bartter
J. H W. Rogers
Wartbury
Tennessee
J. L. Ross
Wellington
M. C Ross
North Eaton Letter Describes Mild Alberta Winter
Mrs M C Ross reports from North Eaton that her sister Grace Longson in northern Alberta notes a very mild winter. Grace, once a local music teacher, keeps many Eaton friends informed. The conversation includes a quip about a cook planning to leave.
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M. C. Ross
Grace Longson
Alberta
Canada
Longson
Miss Grace Longson
Eaton
Genealogist Seeks Heir to 17 Million Dollar Estate
Mrs. Viola Root Cameron, famed New York genealogist, travels from San Francisco to London to trace Ireland and Scotland ancestry for identifying the rightful heir to a 17 million dollar estate. Claimants live in Ohio and descend from Joseph Wagstaff of Revolutionary times. The accompanying photograph shows Mrs. Cameron.
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Viola Root Cameron
New York
San Francisco
London
Ireland
Scotland
Ohio
Joseph Wagstaff
Cameron
Hotel Registrants List By City And Name Mix
A compiled hotel registrant listing shows numerous individuals with affiliations across Cleveland Elyria Columbus Wellington Berea Detroit Rochester Chicago St Louis New York Mansfield Youngstown Norwalk and Milwaukee. Names include Brown Trotel Woods Weir Henis Phillips Bucholz Kowteur Wit tenbrock Bowles Smith Gates Fitzgerald Countriman Kemmersley Adams Frech Dumer Claflin Divilton Green Eagan Clary Woods Kennedy Johnson Hosler Briggs Whitmarsh Taylor and others.
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Clement Hosler
Mansfield
C. H Briggs
Stochester
I. D. Whitmarsh
Ailwaukee
R. L. Taylor
Columbus
Heiress May Get Hundred Million in Baker Estate
Mrs. Clara Q. Waren of Los Angeles is among sixty direct heirs to the Philadelphia Baker estate once tied to Colonel Jacob Baker of Washington's staff. The 100 year old estate, valued around 800 million, includes much of central Philadelphia land. Warren, a Baker by birth from Cadiz Ohio, is highlighted among the heirs.
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Clara Q. Waren
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Jacob Baker
George Washington
Baker
Abs. Warren
Cadiz
Ohio
Daugherty Studies Angles on Tehh Pardon Appeal
Attorney General Daugherty said he is studying Pasenco Tehh's pardon appeal and is not yet ready to advise the president. He noted it will take some time before recommendations are made.
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Washington
Daugherty
Pasenco
Keeping Youthful Vitality with Olive Tablets
A vintage health ad touts olive tablets by Dr Edwards as a gentle liver and bowel tonic to prevent a bilious look and dull eyes. It claims ninety percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and promotes natural buoyancy through a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. The ad notes the tablets are a substitute for calomel and sell for 30 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
Fdwaret
War hero regains speech after ether treatment in Boston
Ernest Young a 27 year old former British aviator detained at Deer Island immigration station regaines speech after ether administered by Dr. Albert Murphy. Young shot down behind German lines in the war was dumb since the incident and had earlier escaped from a German prison camp.
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Boston
Deer Island
Ernest Young
Albert Murphy
Long Island
Imedical
Young
Shipping Board
New York
Dr. Murphy
Youngs
Unclaimed Letters In Elyria Postal List
Unclaimed letters dated March 30 list a long roster of recipients including Mrs E Davies Miss Bertha F Brown Mrs Rush Juske Mrs J W Piskmace Miss Billie Marsh Miss Billie McMillan Mrs Squires Mrs H Waldron Mrs Mary Wehringer Mrs R A Williams and many others. If not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letters Division in Washington D C. Postmaster D W Seward urges prompt retrieval.
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Elyria
Baker
Bowen
Brown
Bertha F
Davies
E. Kehrke
Essepp
Rush
Juske
J. W
Piskmace
Viss
Gernshe
Florence
Henrys
Wilbur
Hoerele
N. Lalig
Regina
Kokotas
Pauline
Marsh
Billie
McMillan
Squires
C. W
Smith
Waldron
C. H
Wehringer
Mary
Williams
R. A
Adams
Donald R. Brown
Geo D
Crawford
G. M. Dri
Dagwall
Mob
Day
Wm. S. Decker
F. E
Houston
Clarence
Johnson
H. S
Lawrence
Walter
Lawrance
Chas
Munron
H. E
Theades
G. P
Phillips
HE. J
H. J
Tomasziewski
John
Vedder
Watson
Warner
M E
Weathneton
George
Yocum
Washington, D. C
W. Seward
P. M
Over a Third of Americans Live in Cities
Census bureau statistics show that more than one third of the U S population resides in larger cities. The 1920 census lists total population at 105,710,620 with 5,? free inhabitants in cities of 2,500 or more and 7,770,114 in cities of 5,? thousand or more.
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Washington
Wareh
United States
Census Bureau
United Stars
President Adopts Carnation Flower at White House
President Harding, in Washington, wore a white carnation and adopted the flower as his standard after Ferdinand W. Peck of Chicago requested the emblem. Peck, who represented the United States at the Paris exposition in 1900, said the carnation stood for peace progress and purity.
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Washington
Harding
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chieses
United States
White House
Peels
Home Treatment For 4 a Piles From Summers Medicine Co
Sufferers of bleeding itching or protruding piles can treat themselves at home with Mrs Summers Pile Suppositories. Safe healing and soothing relief reported by users. Request FREERIAL by sending to The Summers Medical Company Box P South Bend Ind or ask your druggist.
Mischievous Mary Jane Bride of Pershing’s Nephew
Mary Jane Outcault of Flushing New York known from the Buster Brown cartoons marries Captain Frank Pershing nephew of General Pershing in New York. Her father is Richard Outcault the cartoonist.
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Mary Jane
Pershing
Buster Brown
Buster
Frank Pershing
General Pershing
New York
Mary Jane Outcault
Flushing, NY
Richard Outeault
Marion House Haunting Solved by Pipe Air Bubbles
Mystifying noises at Henry's home resolved when investigators traced the rappings to air bubbles in pipes. Desna White, slain by her lover March 3 1919, was reportedly connected to the haunting as residents sought answers before the discovery.
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Warion
Err Henry
Desna White
Willys Overland Plant To Resume Operations
Toledo reports the Willys Overland plant will resume operations Monday April 4 with between six and seven thousand workers returning. This represents about sixty percent of the normal production force and reflects adjustments in the plant's restart.
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Willys-Overland
Toledo
Wills-Overland Automobile
Keep off the Brass week observed at Ohio State University
STATE BRIEFS COLUMBUS Keep off the Brass week is to be observed by Students at Ohio State University won. The observance will be in response to resolutions adopted by the Men's and Women's Student Councils declaring that the destructive habit of taking short cuts must be stopped to retain campus beauty. PINDLAY Hancock and Wood county commissioners ask Governor Davis to name a three member commission to assess costs of deepening and widening the Rocky Ford creek totaling 371 000 against the two counties. BUCYRUS Local Masonic lodges bought the Dozer block for 28000 to remodel into a Masonic home and clubhouse. The property fronts 49 feet by 160 feet. the Bucyrus lodge is the oldest since 1847. Elks Eagles Moose lodges have bought property. Elks and Eagles own their homes. SISTERSVILLE Willlow Fork vigilante committee may form to tackle thieves stealing poultry and canned fruits. STEUBENVILLE A copy of the 1842 Western Herald and Steubenville Gazette was found preserved in a bottle during home remodeling. AKRON Wireless operators heard Hawaiian melodies from the Goodyear Hawaiian Harmony Six at station 80X Balch street. Steubenville steamer Senator Cordell carried 180000 dozen eggs to Pittsburgh.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Pindlay
Rocky Ford Creek
Hancock
Wood County
Davis
Bucyrus
Dozer
Sandusky Avenue
Masonic Lodge
Elks, Eagles
Moose Lodges
Elks and Eagles
Akron
Summit County
Goodyear Hawaiian Harmony Six
Balch Street
D. A Hoffman
B.C. Bachtel
Hoffman
Franklin County Christian Endeavor Plans Major Institute
A mags meeting and Institute for 1,500 members of Franklin County Christian Endeavor societies are set for April 7 10 at First Presbyterian church Columbus. Speakers include Dr H B McRory Akron former secretary of the Pennsylvania state union Miss Sylvia Tchantz Dalton former Ohio junior secretary and Rev Irving Maurer pastor of the First Congregational church here.
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Columbus
Franklin County Christian Endeavor Societies
First Presbyterian Church
H. B. McRory
Akron
Pensylvania State Union
Sylvia Tchantz
Dalton
Ohio
Irving Maurer
First Congregational Church
Unknown man linked to Kanawha depot incident
A man about 46 years old identified by tattoo W. M. G. on his right arm is linked to a fatal incident near the Kanawha and Michigan Junction at Kananga. He allegedly tried to kill the night operator hours before he was admitted to the depot.
Let's Talk It Over on Public Utility Service
The piece argues customers should insist on fair charges and equitable rate schedules tied to the cost of serving each customer. It stresses utilities must plan, invest wisely, avoid waste, and run efficiently to maintain quality service at the lowest possible rates.
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