French Minister Ordered To Remain Firm Toward Russia
Chinese civil war appears nearing end with General Wu Pei Fu in control of Peking while General Chang Tso Lin flees toward Mukden. Rail line to Tientsin remains open, with Marines sent toward Tung Chow and Japanese guards in position.
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Russia
Peking
China
Wu Pei Fu
Central Provinces
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Mukdev
Chihli Party
Peking-Tientsin
Lapia
Tung Chow
Tientsin
Machang
Paking
Washington
Huron
Asiatic
Eet
State Department
Schurmen
Elyria Industrial Show Impresses Pittsburgh Visitors
Pittsburgh visitors to Elyria praised the city as an enterprising center with an outstanding exhibit at Elk's hall. The chamber report says thousands attended the show, many turned away for lack of space, and local manufacturers were lauded for their efforts. Prizes and refreshments were distributed by local firms amid a weight judging contest won by Mrs. C B Simkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
Chamber
Elk’s Hall
Elyria
Worthington Ball Co
Richwine Ice Cream Co
LT. 8. Co
Consolidated Rubber Co
Atlas Awning Co
H. A Decker
R.F D
Blyria Foundry Co
C B. Simkins
13Th &T
Electrocution for Two State Slayers in Ohio
In Columbus on May 5 two convicted killers George Bush of Youngstown and John Vaiden of Columbus were executed in the electric chair. Bush required three electricity applications before death at 1 13 a.m. Vaiden died from a single application at 1 22 a.m. Bush murdered Lucius Lee after being accused of theft. Vaiden killed Charles D Baker, an Columbus insurance agent. Both men reportedly embraced religion before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Bush
Youngstown
John Vaiden
Penitentiary
Bush
Vaiden
Lucius Lee
Charles D. Baker
McCormick Family Silent Over Rumored Romances
Chicago May 5 The McCormick family shut doors and blocked inquiries as rumors of three romances swirl around Edith Rockefeller McCormick Harold F McCormick and Sante Walska. Edith denies reports of a marriage to Edward Krenn Swiss architect while Krenn calls it a personal matter and Harold likewise declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. McCormick
Harvester Ki
Sante Walska
Chicago
McCormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Edward Krenn
Appeals Court Decisions On Several Trials
The circuit court, with Judge Patterson of Ashland presiding, considered appeals from National Tube Co and South Shore Land Co, and reviewed decisions in Louise Hubler vs Wheatley, Jane Archer Snyder vs Morris, Harper & Kerechten Shoe Co. vs S. & B. Shoe Co., and Detker vs Lauer with potential retrial or adjustment of verdicts depending on an agreed sum of 650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Washburn
Patterson
Ashland
The
National Tube Co
Jacob Muzychak
the Appsel
South Shore Land Co
George Crehore
Louise Hubler
William H. Wheatley
Lorain
Jane Archer Snyder
George W. Morris
Harper & Kerechten Shoe Co
5. & B. Shoe Co
J. Brenner
George Detker
Mart
Ridgeville Mother of 8 Seeks Divorce
Hattie Hogan of Ridgeville asks a court for divorce from John Hogan claiming five children with another due. She accuses him of neglecting basic needs and threatening to move to Pennsylvania with the children. She seeks alimony custody and an injunction to protect the children and her finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hogan
Ridgeville
John Hogan
Pennsylvania
Shipyard strike in London called off
Washington reports the planned London strike action is canceled after a year of government idleness in building a water tower and nitrate plant at Muscle Stoals. The stoppage had been expected to end today with official statements from Gordon.
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London
Washington
Muscle
Big Gordon
Ottal
Lorain Police Bribery Trial Schedule Announced
Lorain police officers Harry Stapleton C R Mead William Babcock W H Johnson and E R Price indicted for bribery will begin trials Wednesday morning Stapleton to be tried first with the others following in sequence in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stapleton
C. R. Mead
William Babcock
W. H. Johnson
E. R. Price
Lorain
Stapleton
Former U S Senator A J Gronna Dies at 64
North Dakota mourns former United States Senator A J Gronna who died late yesterday from cancer at age 64. Born in Iowa in 1858, Gronna had been a candidate for re election to the Senate as an independent Republican nominee.
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Lakota
N. D
North Dakota
United States
A. J. Gronna
Gronna
Senate
Senator Gronna
Iowa
Former Elyria Teacher Dies at Homestead Florida
Friends in Elyria report the death of Mrs Ruby Sutler Goldberg wife of E R Goldberg in Homestead Florida She and her husband were former residents of Elyria and she previously taught in the public schools Survivors include her husband and son Keith no other details available
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Ruby’ Sutler Goldberg
E. R. Goldberg
Holmestead
Fla
Goldberg
Keith
Cuban Liberator dies in Havana survivor of liberation
General Emilio Nunez veteran of the Spanish American War and former Havana governor died in Havana after a liberation celebration. He was widely recognized as the last great surviving Cuban liberator and had served under President Mañueo Cal.
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Havana
Cuba
Emilio Nunez
Province
Maenocal
Barthou Returns To Genoa With Instructions At Conference
Paris May 5 Louis Barthou minister of justice and head of the French delegation boards for Genoa with orders to press Russia on private property rights and oppose any revision of the Moscow pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthou
Genez
Paris
Russia
Louis Barthou
Genoa
Moscow
French General Requests Reinforcements for Syria
General Gourard, commander of French troops in the near east, asked for reinforcements as threats of trouble in Syria grew, an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cairo reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
London
Gourard
Near East
Cairb
Mistake Parsnips for Celery Kills Seven in Ontario Family
In L'Orignal Ontario seven of a nine member family died after eating wild parsnips believed to be celery. Napoleon Lecroix brought the parsnips home and his wife cooked them. the others, including two children and the grandfather, perished or were left in agony within hours. A baby did not eat, but another child remained in precarious condition.
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L'Orignal
Ontario
Napoleon Lecroix
Pai
Marie
Hector
Joseph Lecroix
Miners Claim They Aimed for National Revolution
In Charlestown West Virginia on May 5 the armed Logan County miners testified in Blizzard treason trial. They said they planned a nation wide industrial revolution and menaced Major Charles F. Thompson who served Harding's disarmament proclamation. Dr. L F Milliken of Philadelphia testified.
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Charlestown
W Va
Logan County
Virginia
L. F. Milliken
Philadelphia
Blair
Bill” Blizzard
Milliken
Charles F. Thompson
U.S A
Harding
Tornado Toll in Texass City Rises to Ten
Austin reports the late yesterday tornado that hit in two sections raised the death toll to ten. Five persons are believed fatally injured and forty others hospitalized with injuries. Damage is estimated above 500000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
Mrs William Youn 3 Dies After Operation
Mrs William Youn formerly Ruth Bassett of North Eaton died yesterday at a Cleveland hospital after an operation. She was 36 and survived by her husband and two daughters Marion 15 and Zephine 13 plus her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Bassett brothers Paul Hubert and Harry sister Mrs Mabel Bassett and sister in law Mrs Glenn Horton. Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm at her parents home on Butternut Ridge.
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William Youn
Ruth Bassett
North Eaton
Cleveland
Marion
Zephine
Ed Bassett
Paul
Hubert
Harry
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Bassett
Ridgeville
Glenn Horton
Butternut Ridge
Babe Ruth and Wife Recover After Hospital Operations
May 5 reports say Babe Ruth and his wife are recovering in New York after he had tonsils and adenoids removed and she treated for intestinal trouble. Both are cheerful. the bambino spoke after awakening saying he will be next to be rid of the ailment.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Babe
Mrs. Ruth
Drunken Auto Driver Fined After Crash
Matt Gardner of LaGrange drove into an electric light pole at Clark and East Bridge. John Minnich was thrown through the windshield and hospitalized with head and neck injuries. Gardner pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and was jailed briefly. Minnich remained unconscious but improved the next day. The car struck the pole so hard it broke it ten feet above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Gardner
LaGrange
Clark
East Bridge
John Minnich
Gardner
Minnich
Walker Auto Repair Co
Aim Pomeranian
Two White Men and Negro Nabbed in Mexia Slaying
In Waco Texas on May 5 two white men and a Negro were arrested in the brutal killing of 17 year old Eula Quiley eight miles west of Mexia. Her body showed a cut throat and thirty stab wounds after she was assaulted on the way home from school. An all night manhunt led to the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Eula Quiley
Mexia
John Krozser Western Heights Leader Dies
John Krozser aged 35 of 134 Woodford Avenue died last night from pneumonia. A prominent young leader and neighbor, he is survived by his wife and three children. Funeral services set for St Mary’s Church tomorrow at 9:30 AM.
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John Krozser
Woodford Avenue
St Mary’s Church
One Killed and Another Hurt in Bus Collision
May 5 Youngstown driver James Mellas died instantly and Lester Keefer was seriously injured when the Youngstown Warren bus collided with an empty switch engine at Main Street crossing. The incident occurred about 7 10 a m. in Youngstown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siles
James Mellas
Youngstown
Lester Keefer
Youngstown-Warren
Meilas
Main Street
Indiana primary ends in gloom for Harding foes
In Indiana the senatorial race pits Beveridge against Beveridge ally Beveridge faces off with Beveridge ally as Samuel Ralston secures Democratic nomination and plans to challenge Beveridge in November. In Canton Ohio a gun battle kills three and wounds others when police intercept the Oklahoma Slim gang kidnapping officer John Wise.
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Indiana
Washington
Harry 8
New
Harding
Albert J. Beveridge
Samuel Ralston
Beveridge
Canton
John H. Stevenson
Oklahoma
Slim
Bedford Ohio
Stark County
John Wise
Wise
End Losteiner
Ralph Hoffee
Man who slays assaulter of mother freed in New York
Mrs. Margaret Veith voices sorrow and thanks as her son Carl Veith is acquitted by a twelve man jury. Veith killed William Doyle after Doyle attacked and robbed his mother, an act prosecutors called cold blooded murder, while the jurors deemed an unwritten law justified the act.
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New York
Carl
Margaret Veith
Carl Veith
William Doyle
Doyle
Brotherg
APE BEHENDS MAN IN ACT OF LOOTING AUTO
Caught taking a bag from an automobile belonging to Pearl Mansfeld of Athens. John McCarty, 35, local resident, is reported to have been taken as a prisoner in connection with the incident in Columbus on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pearl Mansfeld
Athens
John McCarty
Comin
Wan
Disorders in Ireland After Truce Shadows Resolve
Dublin May 5 disorders eased after a truce between free staters and republicans though fears of further fighting persist. Seven killed in Newton Cunningham due to a mistaken truce clash between factions. Belfast reports regulars and irregulars opposing along the Ulster frontier amid tension. Dail Eireann armistice committee to report on army unification. London notes Irish news drops from front pages as violence subsides.
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Dublin
Ireland
Newton Cunningham
Plenty Green Stuff Prices Remain Steady In Market
Warm weather brings more green produce to market with unchanged prices. Green onions and cauliflower appear in good quality, hot house tomatoes are higher, strawberries plentiful at 30 cents per quart, fish and meats steady, eggs average 30 cents with strictly fresh at 27 cents. May 5 unofficial returns noted for Indianapolis.
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General Fu
U. 8
Pittsburghers
Appeals Court
BIE Fou Decigiong
Bronna
Homestead, Fla
Jacob Gould Schurman
Joseph Strauss
TEXAG
Western Heights
Brandon
Man
Assiniboine
Althnuch
Pal
Ibert J. Beveridge
U. S
NLL
Magtake
Indianapolis
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