Sinn Feiners Executed in Dublin and Copper Stock Gains
In Dublin a SinnFeiner execution dominates the report as a bank and stock case unfolds. The testimony details William Treble, a former cashier, and Davies, tied to purchasing copper stock with cash and a large Standard Oil block in 1916. The court notes cross examination and prompts to clarify the stock dealings and private wires to Otis & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SINN
da 7E
Davies
Standard Q Oil
Boyd
Burns Picked to Lead U S Secret Service
Washington reports President Harding selected William J. Burns of New York to head the nations Secret Service. Burns has long worked as a private detective and is said to be backed by Attorney General Daugherty who has known him for years.
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Washington
William J. Burns
New York
Harding
Secret Service
Burns
Daugherty
Style show to feature women’s wear at Rialto Theatre
A fashion style show is planned at Rialto Theatre Tuesday afternoon with Better Business Bureau support. The event showcases suits dresses hats shoes and accessories from local stores with modern designs in draperies and rugs to set the scene. Admission is free with two showings at 2:30 PM and 9:00 PM.
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Rialto Theatre
Apom
Rthe Co
Fay Co
Saul's
Ersch & Co
Haserodt’s
Robert Ves
Al‘own
Glade B. Thomas Wilkins & Hurst Company
Second sensation in Hamon murder trial surfaces
Room Ardmore Oklahoma reports a witness, Frank L. administrator, testifies amid disputes over immunity and potential charges of accessory after the fact as the Jake L. Hamon murder case unfolds. The state's counsel questions Ketch about immunity and evidence omissions, signaling further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Morrisonal
Ardmore
Okla
Smith Hamon
Frank L
Hedge
Foones Toomes W. Genes
President Seeks Appointment Action Before Senate Adjournment
President Harding told Senator Lodge he is willing to let the senate adjourn once the calendar is cleared but pressure to act on more than 4,000 army nominations remains. Lodge doubts calendar clearance today. Harding plans to send additional nominations to the senate.
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Washington
Harding
Senator Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Railroads Seek Federal Aid As Payments Certifiable
The interstate commerce commission faces a flood of requests from railroads for partial payments under a federal guaranty. A large staff processes claims with speed aimed to relieve carriers facing high fixed charges. Payments may reach 50 million this week, and about 200 million by mid April, with loans from the revolving fund also being pushed forward.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Harding to Nominate Meyer for War Finance Board
The White House announced President Harding will send to the Senate the nomination of Eugene Meyer Jr of New York to rejoin the War Finance Corporation board. Meyer previously served as a member and is noted as a former board member.
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Harding
Meyer
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Senate
White House
Eugene Meyer, Jr
New York
Mere Geen Ae
Versailles Lynching Follows Murder Trial Tie
Versailles Ky was quiet after Richard James, a Black man charged with killing Ben T Rogers and Homer Nave, was hanged by an armed mob. Four men seized the jail keys from Jailor Edger, freed James, and took him to a tree. A jury failed to agree on the murder penalty the previous Saturday.
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Versailles
Richard James
Ben T. Rogers
Homer Nave
A. L. Stout
James
Woodford County
John T. Edger
Judge rules against woman in Hamlin divorce case
Elyria March 14 Judge Thompson grants Mr Hamlin a divorce on the charge of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty in the Hamlin divorce case. He finds no proof of adultery or misconduct by Hamlin beyond a questionable Sandusky hotel incident. The ruling ends the long city attention on the contested petition.
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Elyria
Thompson
Hamlin
Allied Reinforcements Reach Duisburg Dug In Ahead of Mulheim
Paris dispatch reports continuous Allied arrivals at Duisburg as authorities prepare to occupy Mulheim. The German city lies four to five miles east of Datborg, with Allied columns advancing toward the Ruhr region.
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Paris
Duisburge
Mulheing
Mulheim
Datvborg
Pos
Reds claim capture of three Kronstadt forts
Moscow asserts three Kronstadt forts have fallen to the insurgents. Helsingfors reports renewed fire between Kronstadt fortress and mainland forts west of Petrograd. An unconfirmed tale says General Budenny may have joined anti Bolshevik forces at Orel.
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Kronstadt
London
Moscow Soviet
Helsingfors
Petrograd
Rudenny
Orel
Budenny
Poland
Sinn Fein men executed at Mount Joy prison
Six young Sinn Feiners including Thomas Wheelan and Patrick Moran were executed at Mount Joy Prison Dublin after failed bids for reprieve. London officials refused interference and speeded the sentences to commence at 6 pm with additional executions at 7 and 8 pm. Moran’s conviction drew protests from friends who cite dubious evidence and alibi claims. Wheelan’s brother serves in the United States military.
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Daniel O'Connell
Mount Joy
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Irish Republic
London
Home Office
Paris
Wheelan
Moran
Union of
Dublin
United States
Legion Plans National Anti German Move
New York march led by F W Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion aims to be a major patriotic demonstration since the Armistice. Co operating groups include Veterans of Foreign Wars and AFL. Counter demonstrations and messages from veterans and citizens pour in as pro German meetings are planned in several cities. A second item notes a fire in Elyria block: fire started at waste paper chute Sunday noon was put out before the fire department arrived.
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New York
F.W. Galbraith, Jr
American ‘Legion
Madison Saghre Garden
Ae Sen
von Mach
Madison Square
Legion
Galbraith
America
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Orders
Military Orders of Loyal Legion
Roosevelt Memorial Association
American Federation of Labor
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National League For Women’s Service
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Victory Hall Association
Elyra
Elyria
Five Burglaries Reported In Elyria Over Weekend
Police logged five burglaries with loot exceeding 100 dollars last night. The Palace of Sweets candy factory lost a 15 pound bar of chocolate four quarts of ginger ale and 203 quart cans of marshmallow. Bros. meat market 7 dollars in sausage. Victory Lunch 33 dollars from two registers. Y M C A leather cushion. Eldred and Highgate warehouse meals and cigars, canned peaches and beans, and cash register 10.29. Indications point to four or five perpetrators.
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Elyria
Palace of Sweets
Bros. Meat Market
Victory Lunch
Clark Street
Eldred & Highgate
Attorney General Pros ecuting Clara Smith Hamon
S. P. Freeling of Ardmore Oklahoma recently elected and in charge of the prosecution of Clara Smith Hamon alleged slayer of Jake L Hamon multi millionaire oil magnate.
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S. P. Freeling
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Burke Calls for Cooperation Over Industrial Factionalism
State Senator J. F. Burke spoke at Sturges Hall on unionism and industrial democracy. He urged cooperation over factional fights, arguing lasting solutions require give and take and fair returns, with the Liberal Club of Oberlin College hosting the event.
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Oberlin
J. F. Burke
Sturges Hall
Liberal Club of the College
Lawrence Maglott Stricken With Sleeping Sickness
Lawrence Maglott a Lorain barber employed by Leedale and Shafer was stricken with a sleeping sickness episode after visiting a girl in Lorain. He lay in a comatose state from Thursday night until Friday when Dr. Frederick reportedly administered a neck jerk to break the spell. He showed some improvement but remains in serious condition.
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Lawrence Maglott
Lorain Elyria
Leedale & Shafer
Lorain
Frederick
Maglott
New York Man Named Assistant Secretary of War
Secretary of War Week announces Col Mayhew Wainwright of New York will be named assistant secretary of war. He served as inspector general on the staff of Major General O'Ryan of the 27th Division during World War I and is a New York National Guard officer.
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Washington
Colonnel Mayhew Wainwright
New York
Wainwright
New York National Guard
O’ryan
27Th di- Vinten
Lorain County union men urged to act over wage cut plan
A labor leader reports a letter from Elyria Employers Association secretary Henry Heidrich announcing a 20 percent wage reduction for all crafts effective April 1 1921. The note questions the value of labor agreements if employers can override terms, citing a looming conflict with workers who face wage cuts before the May 1 contract expiry.
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Lorain County
Employers’ Association of
Elyria
W. T. Shaw
Lorain
Building Trades
Henry ‘Heldrich
Building Trades Council
Ohio
Wiga
Employers Association OF
Henry Heidrich
Employers’ Association
Clara Hamon Besieged By Movie Picture Men For Story
In Ardmore Oklahoma on March 14 publishers and film companies pressed Clara Smith Hamon with offer to write her life story. She reportedly may sign after trial, and if acquitted plans to travel to California with sister Mrs Van Allen James of Los Angeles for a rest.
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Clara Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
California
van Allen James
Los Angeles
Blond hairs point to ripper type killer in Ambo y murder
In Perty Am boy March 14 a few blond hairs found in the hands of Edith March ell Wilson the church organist are the main clue as police hunt a killer who mutilated her body found near her home. Her husband Harvey Wilson a traveling chemical broker is separated from her. Prosecutor Joseph Stricker says the slayer is of the ripper type and many wounds are reported.
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Perty
Wilson
Marshall
Harvey Wilson
Joseph Stricker
Middlesex County
Marriage Licenses for Talbot Hilman and Maud Allen
Marriage licenses issued for Talbot B Hilman 33 designer Mineola Long Island and Maud Allen 30 Elyria. Rev Nichols. Henry Rudd 28 machinist Lorain and Lillie Jeffries 28 teacher Lorain. Rev Merton. George Imbrogno 28 machinist Cleveland and Carmalla Gereace Lorain. A priest. Horace B McClaffin 31 farmer Rechevier and Marie Nauntag uta.
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Talbot B. Hilman
Mineola
L. I
Maud Allen
Elyria
Nichols
Henry Rudd
Lillie Jeffries
Lorain
Merton
George Imbrogno
Cleveland
Carmalla Geracé
Horace B. McClaffin
Farmer
Rechevier
Marie Nauntag
Uta
Robbery charge arraigned in Elyria
Clifford Wood Oscar Stalla Donald Dean and George Smith pled not guilty to assault with intent to rob arraigned before Mayor Jones. Bond set at 1000 each trial scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Frank Justus a section hand said he was attacked near Jackson Hotel and robbed of about 50 dollars identifying Wood and Stalla. Wood and Smith admitted Sunday in Lorain they spent time there with no trouble buying intoxicating liquor in soft drink stands on Vine Street.
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Elyria
Clifford Wood
Oscar Stalla
Donald Dean
George Smith
Jones
Frank Justus
Lestar
Lorain
Jackson Hotel
Justus
Wood
Stalla
Smith
Vine Street
Witnesses Summoned to Appear at State Highway Probe Today
Columbus March 14. House leaders expect the lower chamber to pass the Duan reorganization bill and major appropriation measures this week. Hearings on the Dunn reorganization bill are set tonight and tomorrow by the house committee. a joint legislative committee will probe the state highway department tomorrow morning. The Gordon bill would authorize peace justices to handle prohibition violators and permit five to act as seed inspectors.
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Columbus
House
Senate
House Reorganization Committee
State High
Way Department
Gordon
Justices of the Peace
Capepating
Fui
Ofll
Ireera
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Lares
Davies Teviews
Star Witness
William Treble
Lorainik
Whitch
Otis & Co
Akron
Treble
His & Co
Davies Kent
U. S. Secret Service Force
Essore
von March
Burke
Elyrian
Lea
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