Irish President Meets Ulsterite
London May 6 Irish peace talks between Eamonn DeValera and Sir James Craig drew wide attention The Dublin conference was praised as pivotal by the Daily Express Viscount Finlan Irish viceroy visited London to consult with Lloyd George A Belfast unionist meeting discussed the talks amid hopes for a dual parliament plan and possible future merger of parliaments De Valera was to join a weekend Catholic conference chaired by Cardinal Bourne in London
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William L. Mallabar
I. N
London
Dublin
James Craig
Ulster Unionists
Eamonn DeValera
Irish Republic
Daily Express
Viscount Fisnlan
Lloyd George
Ulster Unionist Party
Belfast
de Valera
Central News
James
Ireland
Southern Ireland
Northern Ireland
Howe
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Senators battle to rush emergency tariff bill vote
In Washington on May 6 supporters move to choke off amendments to the emergency tariff bill. Senator Penrose aims for a final vote timing, seeking to prevent indefinite delay. The Knox amendment to protect the American dye stuffs industry is set to be discarded, shifting the war trade board from the state to the treasury department.
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Bart Campbell
N. S
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
War Trade Board
Treasury Department
Cabinet Favors Entering Parley
President Harding will consult with his cabinet on May 6 about sending American representatives to European statesmen conferences to help straighten out world affairs. A considerable portion of the cabinet favors participation with questions about scope and whether it should be official or unofficial.
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George R. Holmes
I. N
Washington
Harding
Assessors Receive Final Instructions in Lorain County
Auditor Monroe Welty and tax clerk Manon Smith presided at a morning meeting in Court 100m No 2 with the Lorain county assessors. Forty assessors were present to receive final instructions and immediately begin canvassing for those who failed to file returns.
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Elyria
Monroe Welty
Manon Smith
Lorain
Marine Strike Slows Coast Ports As Talks Resume
Washington May 6. The Atlantic and Gulf ports feel the pinch of the marine strike as renewed talks promise a settlement. A new meeting is set with Secretary of Labor and Admiral Benson, chair of the Shipping Board, with shipowners possibly joining.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Secretary of Labor
Ben~son
Shipping Board
Marine Engineers
Governor Davis weighs bills to sign in Columbus
May 6 report lists bills Davis may sign including amendments to the workmen's compensation act to cover occupational diseases, prohibiting physicians from prescribing alcohol as medicine, halting whiskey prescriptions, cutting the common school levy to 15 of a mill from 18, and expanding justices of the peace jurisdiction in Crabbe prohibition enforcement cases.
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Columbus
Davis
Justices of the Peace
Hungarian official urges new war in Europe
Paris May 6 Count Andrassy former foreign minister of Hungary predicts a new European war will erase the Versailles settlement. He says Germany will absorb Austria and Hungary, repudiate the treaty, and again face France on the battlefield. Hungary watches closely and aims to reclaim lands lost at Trianon and restore central European power.
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Paris
Europe
Count Andrassy
Hungary
Germany
Austria
France
Trianon
Retail Dealers Plan to Reduce Price
Pittsburg May 6 Reports that potatoes strawberries and other vegetables rot in Pike street yards and a 400 percent profit gap between wholesale costs and retail prices will be examined by District Attorney Harry H. Rowland. Wholesalers say they cut prices to curb the glut but high retail prices hinder sales.
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Pittsburg
Pike Street
Harry H. Rowland
Liberty Bonds Market Notation and Totals
A May 6 Liberty Bonds report from New York lists opening prices for series including 1-38 at 88.90 and 1-48 at 87.96, with subsequent entries for 1-43 at 90.60 and 1-49 at 87.44, plus Victory bonds at 97.98 and 4 1-48 at 98.00.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Allied Troops Slain in Fight With Poles in Upper Silesia
In Upper Silesia over the past 24 hours seventy five allied soldiers were killed and 150 wounded in clashes with Polish forces. Italian sorties across the Oder toward Ratibor were repelled, and Italian artillery was captured. Regular warfare continues as Italians bear the brunt against strong Polish opposition while France maintains limited intervention under the Franco Polish alliance. Breslau reports Italians at Oppelan calling for 3,000 German ex soldiers to volunteer.
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Berlin
Upper Silesia
Oder River
Ratibor
France
Poland
Breslau
Oppelan
Arrest of Harry Gadel for unpaid fine in Lorain
Harry Gadel former Lorain paper circulation man and appointed special policeman was arrested in Lorain at Elyria police request after failing to pay the remaining $30 of a $50 fine. He had earlier been fined for disorderly conduct linked to stolen bonded whiskey found in a room and transportation between Cleveland and Elyria. He paid the balance and was released last night.
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Elyria
Harry Gadel
Lorain
Grall
Gadel
Gade
Cleveland
Investigation May Terminate Tuesday
Elyria report states the grand jury adjourned and will not convene until Monday morning. No new subpoenas were issued. Officials expect Lorain condition investigations to be completed by Tuesday.
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Elyria
Thirty seven bums accommodated here
Thirty seven transients were housed in the city jail last night as the largest single intake. Police say the roundup prevents loitering and reduces robbery risk, with most men carrying little money and some with a razor or jack knife.
Pittsburgh to Build 1000 New Dwellings
Pittsburgh plans a seri-subsidiary of the chamber of commerce to construct 1000 four to six room houses with bath and complete interiors, to be finished before May 1, 1922. Homes will be sold at cost, with bulk lumber and materials expected to lower prices for buyers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Conference at Cleveland on Southwestern Street Railway dispute
The Southwestern Street Railway Company and Union conductors and motormen meet in Cleveland seeking a compromise after the company offers a 20 percent wage cut. Over 300 union men follow the talks, with both sides optimistic about an early satisfactory adjustment before the final round table discussion.
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International News Service
Cleveland, CO
Southwestern Street Railway Company
Rialto Show Oh Daddy cancelled at Wooster
Elyria reports the vaudeville act Oh Daddy will not appear at the Rialto as planned due to financial troubles. Tickets already sold may be refunded at the box office. The Al G Fields minstrel show remains scheduled for Monday at the same theater.
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Elyria
Rialto Theater
Wooster
The
Rial
al. G. Fields
Shipping Officials Attacked As Strikers Stop Breakers
In Savannah Georgia on May 6 a mob attacked a loading auto carrying shipyard strike breakers bound for Charleston. A brick struck Fred Dickson Jr. and police fought off about fifty protesters as officers fled the scene. Little damage resulted.
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Savannah
Shipping Board
Charleston
Fred Dickson Jr
Colby Says Britain and U S Share Strong Bond of Friendship
Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state told an American Club luncheon in London that Britain and the United States retain a sturdy friendship. He said America was late entering the war and will enter the peace with resolve to fulfill its world duties, noting occasional differences but general agreement on goals.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
L Ast
Savoy
America
Colby
Alimony Awarded in Elyria Hearing
Christina Oldenberg seeks support from Fred Oldenberg in Elyria. Judge Redington orders the husband to pay his wife twenty dollars weekly during the case pendency.
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Elyria
Christina Oldenberg
Fred Oldenberg
Redington
Chicago Printers Accept Compromise
May 6 reports that Chicago printers on strike returned to work after an agreement with employers. Workers receive a 44 hour week while agreeing to a wage cut of 4.35 dollars per week, ending several days of halted city printing plants.
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Chicago
Webber Says Sunday Movie Closures Up to Citizens
Lawrence Webber, Elyria prosecuting attorney, declines to enforce Sunday movie closures himself. He tells a ministerial committee that any objections should lead to affidavits and warrants via citizens, while noting the law bans Sunday showings but permitting baseball and church activities. He calls for equal rights and court consideration.
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Elyria
Lawrence Webber
Ministerial Association
Webber
Near Eye Injury From Paint Spill In Elyria
Miss Lenna Dickinson of West Bridge street narrowly escaped losing her eye Wednesday when a can of black paint spilled into her eye as she stood on a stool. She poured vinegar into the eye after a doctor was unavailable. bandaged it and is reported the sight remains intact though the eye is very bloodshot.
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Elyria
Lenna Dickinson
West Bridge Street
U Po
Judge Denies Divorces in Decker v Decker
Elyria Judge Redington refused to grant a divorce in the case Vernard Decker vs Meira Decker after both sides rested. He dismissed petitions finding neither party entitled to a divorce as they admitted willingness to live together and the wife sought more property and better treatment.
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Elyria
Redington
Vernard Decker
Meira Decker
Mrs Stillman Declines Comment on Testimony and Letter
Through her secretary, Mrs. Fifi Potter Stillman from Fifth Avenue said she has no comment on testimony by Dr. Hugh Russell or the alleged "dearest honey" letter to her by Fred Beauvais. She is not disposed to speak on any aspect of the case.
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New York
Fifi’ Potter Stillman
Fifth Avenue
Hugh Russell
Japan Would Welcome Child as Ambassador
Washington intimation May 6 that Richard Washburn Child may be appointed United States ambassador to Japan arouses much interest in Tokyo. He is viewed by many Americans as friendly toward Japanese aspirations.
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Tokio
Washington
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Japan
Huch
Mr Child
Modern Styles Puzzle Chicago Police Curfew
Chicago May 6 Modern styles both masculine and feminine have the police guessing over a curfew for under 16. Chief Fitzmorris says no special enforcement. He notes youths wear varied outfits making age hard to judge. Only one arrest recorded under the curfew last night.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorris
General rail strike feared amid labor conferences and wage cuts
Predictions of a general railroad strike arise from hostile attitudes on large trunk lines as unions warn wage cuts may trigger a nationwide walkout. Officials consider government takeover if tensions escalate amid conference disputes on working agreements.
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Washington
United States Railroad Labor Board
William Hannon
International Machinists’ Association
The
Machinists’ Assocation
Hannon
Contempt of Court Charges Filed in Cleveland Trials
Proceedings in contempt of court began against William H McGannon former chief justice of the municipal court A A Cartwright junior counsel for McGannon Edward J Allen and Charles E A Burke former newspaper man. Prosecutor Edward C Stanton alleges they obstructed justice in McGannon's second murder trial where he was acquitted and cites an affidavit from Mary E Neely chief state witness claiming perjury at the second trial at McGannon's request.
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Cleveland
William H McGannon
Municipal Court
A. A. Cartwright
VcGannon
Edward J. Allen
Charles E. A. Burke
Edward C Stanton
McGannon
Harold & Kagy
Mary E. Neely
Wind wrecker hits mail car and fuel pump on Fast Avenue
A high wind yesterday afternoon caused a U S Mail automobile to be blown from its stand behind the post office. It crashed into the gasoline pump at the curb in front of Smith's tire shop on Fast Avenue, wrecking the pump and vehicle.
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Elyria
U. S Mail
Fasoline
Smith’s
Fast Avenue
Mrs. Mondok Granted Divorce in Lorain Court
Sophia Mondok of Lorain is divorced from Stephen Mondok by Judge Redington for gross neglect of duty. She reverts to her maiden name Sophia Creek.
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Elyria
Sophia Mondok
Lorain
Stephen Mondok
Redington
Sophia Creek
Juvenile fined for stealing newspapers in Elyria
Lorain newsboy Sam Nagi appeared before Juvenile Court Judge Wilcoy and received a $5 fine plus costs after admitting he took a package of newspapers from a curb. He was lectured and warned that future offenses would bring harsher action.
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Roy
Elyria
Wilcoy
Sam Nagi
Lorain Newsboy
Nagi
Auto collision suit seeks 2500 damages in Elyria
B Smvitch of Lorain sues Anton Justin for injuries from a cross street collision on October 9 1920. Plaintiff claims Justin’s auto hit him at reckless speed, knocking him down and causing crush injuries to the nose and face with bruises.
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Elyria
B Smvitch
Anton Justin
Lorain
28Th Street
Nike
Claims boy inched girl eye with gun in Elyria suit
In Elyria a $5000 suit was filed in common pleas by Helen Qualan infant by her next friend Ozak against Charles Auginsky alleging the boy was allowed to carry a leaden baseball bat and pointed a rifle at the girl causing injuries.
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Elyria
Court of Common Peas
Helen Qual
Ozak
Charles Gutugky
Augensky
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Pwsek
Daddy Company
Dangels
Anish
Wegber
Child
Mischka
Elyria Township
Otto Mischka
L. H. Webber
Crabbe
Iacade
N. V. Backus
Brownhelm Township
Eilyria
Elyria Justice of the Peace Courts
Ipigneat
Justice Hughes
George
Leh Webber
Elyria Justice of the Peace
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