Rescue Ohio Girl Held Prisoner in Shed For 6 Years
Irene Menges a 20 year old girl was rescued from a shed on her father's farm near Crestline after six years of confinement. She is mute and in poor condition with facial dirt and scars, while doctors say she may soon become a mother. The father is held for investigation as the sheriff and a county marshal effected the rescue.
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Bucyrus
Irene Menges
E . Knappenbarger
Russell
Canton County
C A. Ulmer
Edward J. Knappenbarger
Marshall Charles Crawford
Crestline
Wu Pei Fu Spurns China Leader Visit Peking
May 6 report says General Wu Pei Fu declined an invitation from President Hsu to visit Peking sending his chief of staff instead. In Shanghai General Chang Tso Lin fled toward a Japanese gunboat from Taku after defeat.
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Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Hsu
Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Republic of South China
Taku
Tientsin
Laota
Chang
Tientain
Six Die in Election Riots at Uruapan Mexico
In Uruapan Michoacan six people were killed and sixty wounded in election riots. A pitched battle occurred before the municipal building as police charged the crowd shouting viva socialists. The Uruapan chamber of commerce telegramed President Obregon alleging the garrison commander was partly responsible and federal troops joined police looting.
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Mexico City
Uruapan
Michoacan
Viva
Eva Hahn Granted Divorce in Amherst Case
Judge Thompson granted Eva Hahn a divorce from J. C. Hahn of Amherst on gross neglect of duty. She received 100 dollars for expenses and an alimony agreement was approved. In Omaha Jack Britton retained the welterweight title by knocking Cowboy Padgett down in the fifth round after a dominant performance.
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Thompson
Eva Hahn
J. C. Hahn
Amherst
Omaha
Neb
Jack Britton
Cowboy Padgett
Colorado
Britton
Padgett
Will
Crippled Children's Week Proclaimed by Governor Davis
Governor Davis issues a proclamation designating May as Crippled Children's Week in Ohio. He urges all organizations to spread awareness of the movement and states Ohio will be known for ensuring top medical surgical and educational care for crippled children. The Gates Home for Crippled Children in the city is highlighted as a model institution.
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Davis
Ohio
Gates Home For Crippled Children
Twain’s Daughter Sails for Europe aboard Nieuw Amsterdam
Mrs. Ossip Gabrilowitsch, wife of the Detroit symphony conductor and Mark Twain’s daughter, has sailed for Europe aboard the S S Nieuw Amsterdam, bound for Rod lariat.
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Twain
Europe
Ossip Gabrilowitech
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Mark Twain
Rodlariat
S. S. Nieuw Amster
Ted Waldron Donates Pint and Half for Blood Transfusion
Ted Waldron son of Policeman Waldron volunteered yesterday for a blood transfusion to aid Attorney C A Metcalf. The operation was successful and Metcalf is considerably better. Waldron gave a pint and a half and, though weak, is recovering. This is his second voluntary donation, three years ago giving a quart to aid Al Leslie.
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Ted Waldron
Policeman Waldron
C. A. Metcalf
Mr. Metcalf
Waldron
al Leslie
Three Elyria Residents Granted Separations
Judge Thompson grants divorces to three Elyria residents this morning. George Tulk and Hazel Tulk end their marriage. Hazel resumes her maiden name Hazel Hance. Hattie Weinert sues for divorce from Sam Weinert amid claims of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Peter Newaberry divorces Adele Newsberry on gross neglect of duty.
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George Tulk
Hazel Tulk
Hazel Hance
Hattie Weinert
Sam Weinert
Navy
Peter Newaberry
Elyria
Adele Newsberry
Mayor Wins Hat Gift on Broad Street Visit
Mayor Jones receives a straw hat with a tag from Abe Cohen during a Broad Street stroll. Cohen offers a tag reading Presented to Mayor Jones by Abe Cohen, and the mayor accepts, visiting shops with the hat as curiosity and goodwill rise among onlookers.
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Mayor Jones
Abe Cohen
Broad Street
Engineers to Aid Miners If Needed Unions Plan Concerted Action
In Cleveland May 6 the advisory board of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ratified a Chicago decision to coordinate with the United Mine Workers whenever interests are threatened. Similar moves are anticipated from the Railway Conductors and the Brotherhoods of Trainmen and Locomemen as international conventions open next week.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago
United Mine Workers
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen
Costs of living rise in most regions in early 1922
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports food prices rose in 21 cities from March 16 to April 15 with Kansas City up 2 percent. Several major cities saw 1 percent increases while others recorded smaller gains, and some cities posted declines. For the year ending April 15 1922 the cost of food dropped in many cities from 1 to 13 percent, with Norfolk and Pittsburgh among the larger declines.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kansas City
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Minneapolis
Norfolk
Portland
Maine
D. C
Bridgeport
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Newark
New Haven
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Baltimore
Houston
St. Louis
Scranton
Peoria
Providence
Mani Phis
Richmond
Milwaukee
Memphis
Pittsfield Farm Owner Fined for Illicit Still
John Wall of Pittsfield faced Judge Thompson over possession of an illicit still found on his farm. Wall pleaded guilty and was fined 250 dollars, paid in court.
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John Wall
Thompson
Pittsfield
Wall
Permit Filed for $18,000 West Avenue Garage
J C Crisp has taken out a building permit for an $18,000 garage on West Avenue directly north of Gray block. The structure will measure 66 by 140 feet and feature concrete brick and steel construction.
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J.C. Crisp
West Ave
Gray Block
National Commerce Labor and Currency Heads Declare Nation Nears Normalcy
Three high officials Secretary Hoover Secretary Davis and Comptroller Crissinger report brighter industrial skies across the country with improving employment conditions easy credit and a spring building boom. They cite nationwide awakening and a few dark spots such as in Louisiana and large shipyards as exceptions.
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Washington
Commerce
Hoover
Davis
Crissinger
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
Building Room
Louisana
New
French envoy Barthou upbeat on return from Paris
In Genoa May 6 Louis Barthou head of the French delegation showed little haste for a new conference with Lloyd George after bringing back instructions from Paris. Talks continued among Barthou Schanzer Tchitchin and Jaspar as a critical Russian issue loomed and the conference fate could be decided before Sunday.
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Genoa
Lous Barthou
Lloyd George
Paris
Barthou
Schander
Italy
Tchitchetin
Russia
Schanzer
Jaspar
Belgium
Lord Ordered to Pay Alimony in Divorce Proceedings
Walter C. Lord was ordered to pay his wife Ferne Lord eight dollars per week alimony while divorce proceedings filed by him move through court.
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Walter C. Lord
Ferne Lord
Weather Outlook Sees Showers Across Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The weather bureau forecasts a unsettled week with considerable cloudiness and occasional showers across the Ohio Valley and the Great Lakes region. Temperatures are expected to run near normal nationwide with no extreme heat or cold anticipated.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Chicago Faces Open Shop Fight Near Strike Stage
The Chicago building trades council voted a walkout on May 22 if contractors do not abandon their open shop program. About 65,000 workers could be affected by the strike.
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Chicago
Chicago Building Trades Council
Close church in division movie shows Mansfield
In Holmes county Lakeville community church, once a model church, now faces court injunctions preventing reopening by a faction arguing over moving pictures. The church previously used space for recreation and profits, with locks installed by trustees, sheriff, and then a court restraint amid internal strife following Rev. J. N. McConnell’s departure.
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Mansfield
Lakeville
Holmes County
J. N. McConnell
McConnell
Chicago
Moving Picture
Fire damages auto in Chagrin Falls street blaze
Fire department answered an alarm last night as a Peerless automobile owned by E. B. Hooper of Chagrin Falls caught fire on Cleveland street. A judicious use of fire extinguishing agents stopped the blaze.
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E. B. Hooper
Chagrin Falls
Cleveland Street
Cartoon Movies Of News Events In Eight Reels As
A brief notice notes a set of eight reels illustrating current news events through cartoon animation. The item highlights the format and viewing sequence designed to convey recent developments in a light visual style.
Henry P Davison Dies During Brain Tumor Operation
Henry P. Davison, noted New York banker and JP Morgan partner, died today on the operating table during brain tumor surgery at his Glen Cove Long Island home. Attending surgeons and friends were present as the news was released at one o'clock. Davison had undergone a similar procedure months earlier in a New York hospital.
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New York
Henry P. Davison
J.P. Morgan and Company
Mr. Davison
Glencove
Long Island
J. P. Morgan
Ir Man
Davison
Martin Egan
J. P. Morgan and Company
Tusmor
Peacock Point
Charles A. Elsberg
Davison Home
Riley
Kenyon
Stockley
New York City
Fred Tilney
John Weeks
Evan Evans
Media Leale
Weeks
Evans
Sealey
Home of A. L. Stark Ransacked by Burglars
Police report burglars entered the home of A. L. Stark on East avenue by prying open a rear window. The house was ransacked and a small handbag with minor articles was taken while the family was away, suggesting local culprits.
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A. L. Stark
East Avenue
Sisler Tops American League Hitting Leaders
Kelley of the Giants leads majors with a .448 average, while George Sisler of the Browns is second in the American League with a .444 mark, as of today.
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Sisler
New York
Kelley
Giant
George Sisler
Brown
Kelly
GTO Atten Go Sued For Eight Thousand Dollars
Gayley and Redmond sue Barton and Deutsch for nine thousand dollars claiming due commissions as sales managers. They say books are in the defendant’s possession and seek production of records and settlement.
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Gayley & Redmond
Barton & Deutsch
Burn Three at Stake For Attack on Girl
In Kirvin Texas on May 6 a mob of about 500 burned three Black men in a vacant business district lot as punishment for the assault and murder of 17 year old Eula Ausley. The men were tortured and bound to a plow before the flames. The killer known as Snap Terry was the first to die after a confession.continuation noted on page seven.
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Kirvin
Texas
Eula Ausley
Terry
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