Harding plans unannounced moves on Russian issue
The Harding administration will soon propose measures on the Russian situation kept secret, following a denial of participation in the June 15 Hague meeting. In Geneva, George Tchitcherin sought 24 hours to decide on including all Soviet republics in a mixed commission to study Russia.
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Washington
Harding
Hague
GEONA
the Hague
George Tchitcherin
International Economic Conference
Tchitcherin
Farm Boys Murder Probe Deepens In Royalton Case
Cleveland May 16 Belief Wesley Caskey 16 of Royalton was murdered Sunday a shot wound at the head. Investigators say results contradict earlier suicide theory from Coroner Hammond and Sheriff Stannard. He died Sunday morning after bicycle trip. a witness heard a shot Saturday night near the death site. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Cleveland
Wesley Caskey
Royalton
P. A. Hammond
C. B. Stannard
Caskey
City Hospital
Second Waldron Boy Provides Blood for Operation
A second transfusion was performed on attorney C. A. Metcalf at Memorial Hospital. Edward Waldron, brother of Theodore Waldron, donated a pint and one half of blood for Mr. Metcalf, following the first operation in the case.
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C. A. Metcalf
Memorial Hospital
Edward Waldron
Theodore Waldron
Metcalf
City Plans Ten Age All City Hall Space
Councilman Muller warned of crowding in city hall offices and said the ten ants on the ground floor will need to move to make room for city offices. He urged avoiding long leases to outsiders as space is considered for future布局.
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Muller
Plumb Plans for Rail Profit Sharing Fades as Death Looms
Glenn Plumb, attorney for tail brotherhoods and author of the Plumb plan for railroad operation on profit sharing, lies near death at his Washington home. Physicians say heart trouble will end his life within hours, after a career spanning Chicago and Iowa origins born 1866. Continued on Page 2.
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Glenn Plumb
The
Tail Brotherhoods
Plumb
Washington
Iowa
Chicago
Fet Teley
Charles
Dave Howells Wins Race for Council Berth
D. T. Howells was elected a member of the city council from the first ward last evening to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Winslow. A secret ballot produced five votes for Howells and one for Christ Stolzenberg, with Howells's election made unanimous. Howells is a lifelong resident with knowledge of ward and city conditions.
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John Winslow
Horace Beaver
Gwillyn Jones
Christ Stolzenberg
L. T. Fay
Howells
Stolzenberg
Relic Storage Sought for Lorain County Society
Major Jones appealed to Lorain city officials to store the Lorain County Historical Society relics in a partitioned room in City Hall. The collection has been kept in a barn and soon a proper storage site would be found, with careful preservation requested while in temporary space.
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Lorain County Historical Society
Major Jones
Historical Society
City Hall
Court House
Confessions In Chicago Labor War and 2 Murders
May 16 Chicago reports detail confessions tied to the Bee gang and the "death car" shootings that killed two police officers. Investigators study the gang's higher ups while Margaret Miller is questioned to reveal the operation's inner workings. In New York Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna Steel Boards approve asset purchase terms and plan mergers with Thomas Chadbourne handling legal details.
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New York
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Moses Taylor
Lackawanna Steel Corporation
Lockwood Housing Committee
LaFollette
Senate
Tudge Gary
U.S. Steel Corporation
Kuhn Loeb and Company
Midvale Steel
Ordnance
I Tube
America
Thomas I. Chadbourne
Chicago
Margaret, Miller
Bee
John Miller
Tim’ ’ Murphy
Frenchy’ Mader
Con’ Shaa
Thomas Clark
Terrence Lyons
Prohibition Bureau Launches Illinois Cleanup Campaign
May 16. Prohibition officials plan a statewide clean up in Illinois similar to Florida. Col. L. G. Nutt, from Commissioner Haynes staff, will head enforcement in Chicago and throughout Illinois as associate federal prohibition director with state director powers.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Illinois
Florida
Col. L. G. Nutt
Haynes
Chicago
Ilinois
Woman Hurt In Auto Collision East Of Ridgeville
A woman was seriously hurt in an auto crash three miles east of Ridgeville this morning. She rode in a Pierce Arrow when it hit a large truck and her head struck the windshield. She was rushed away before her name could be learned. Albany report from a witness. Michael Yakett, 33, decapitated by a dredge cable on the Hudson River. cable severed his head and threw the body into the river.
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Ridgeville
Albany
Michael Yakett
Hudson River
Yakett
Prohibition Task Force Tracks Crash Plane Findings
A wrecked airplane near Croton-on-Hudson yields bottles of whiskey and a Montreal newspaper found in the cockpit. White Plains police link the crash to a gun tunnel operation while witnesses describe a dusk descent and a perilous landing that spared the farmer's house.
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New York
Croton-on-Hudson
Montreal
White Plains
Canada
J. M. McCall
Girl Becomes Cafeteria Boss In Ohio Town
Martha Ethel Ralston, twenty four, becomes youngest cafeteria director in Ohio and possibly the country. She runs a 4H Y W C A cafeteria feeding about 500 persons daily in Soonga town Ohio.
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Ohio
United States
Martha Ethel Ralston
Soongatown
Y. W. CA
Civil War Flares In Southeast China Rival Warlords Move
Report from Pao Ting Fu and Peking detail rising tensions as Chang Tso Ling and Sun Yat Sen factions muster forces along the Swan River. General Wu Pei Fu concentrates troops toward Tientsin while seeking cautious action against Chang Tso Ling in a contested South China theater.
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Pao Ting FU
China
Chen Chung-Ming
South China Republic
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of
South China
Chang
Peking
Swan River
Tien Tsin
Yellow Line Route Debate Moves to May 23 Meeting
City council discussed the yellow line franchise with favor for the West avenue route, noting cost and congestion concerns. Mayor Jones cited a $40,000 cost for West avenue and about $8,000 for Mill street, while residents urged routing via Second street and East avenue as traffic grows.
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West Avenue
Hhh
Jones
Coen
Mill Street
Second Street
Cheapside
R. J. J. Martin
East Avenue
Friday
Carson
Photograph stand collapses injuring dozens at parade
Oklahoma City May 16. A photographery stand built to photograph a Knights Templar parade collapsed just before 11 o'clock. Francis M. Harper, assistant chief operator for the Western Union Telegraph Company, was seriously injured, with others sustaining only slight injuries.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Francis M. Harper
Western Union Telegraph Company
Checking Auto Transfers for Tax Payments
County Auditor Monroe Welty announced a complete list of auto applications filed in the county clerk's office for the Secretary of State. The applications will be checked against personal property lists and penalties may apply to those not listing their machines for taxation.
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Monroe Welty
Secretary of State
Fishermen Forced to Find New Park Near Beaver Creek Bridge
Cars block the bridge area west of Lorain forcing deputies to move anglers to side streets. Deputy Billings supervised random checks Sunday as signs will warn drivers away from the narrow crossing. Also noted: Elyria Savings & Trust Co. wins $10,717.04 against The Leacer Shoe Co. and Hadawey Transfer Co. garners $1,023.87 against Fred Denn.
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Beaver Creek
Lorain
Billings
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Leacer Shoe Co
Hadawey Transfer Co
Fred Denn
Five Bishops to Be Named by M E Board
Hot Springs Arkansas May 16 delegates at the 19th general quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted on five bishop vacancies created by death and superannuation. The first ballot failed to elect any candidate and a second ballot was planned for the afternoon. Names under consideration include Dr Franklin N Parker of Emory University who previously declined bishopric in 1918 and might accept if elected.
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Hot Springs
Ark
General Conference of the Methodist, Episcopal Church South
Methodist Edge Church South
Franklin N. Parker
Emory University
Atlanta
Pinchot gains as Penrose rivals shift support in Philadelphia
Rumors of Penrose leaders bolting to Pinchot circulate at Pinchot headquarters. The taxi and bus ordinance advances to final reading, detailing licenses, bonds, routes, and fee structure with 30 day effectiveness after publication.
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Philadelphia
Penrose
Pinchot
E. A. Devlin
Devlin
Middle Avenue
Broad
Seesi Ond
Broad Street
Bank Building Permit Sets City Record at Broad and Court
A new bank building at the corner of Broad and Court streets received a $450 000 building permit yesterday, the largest single permit ever issued in the city. The project marks a notable development for the local financial sector and downtown growth.
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Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Broad and
Court Streets
Health Film At Grand Theater To Be Shown
Tomorrow afternoon Better Health Week will be observed at the Grand Theater. A health film will be shown to women from 4 to 5 oclock and to men from 7 to 8 oclock. Dr P M Wright of the State department of health will attend and lecture. The event is open to the public.
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Grand Theater
Old Diamond Ring Swindle Revived in Kipton
Sheriff Backus chased a panhandler who tried to sell a ring he claimed to have found on the road. E. L. Locke of Norwalk said he met the same man last year and, after a suspected shooting incident, filed a complaint in person upon recognizing the story. In Washington, a Senate report noted swollen profits by grain exporters and foreign backed control of the U S trade, following a Federal Trade Commission inquiry.
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Backus
Kipton
E. L. Locke
Norwalk
Locke
Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Optimism Talk at Exchange Club Luncheon
Exchange Club members heard an optimistic briefing from a Swift & Co. public relations representative on U S economic health. He warned inflation would yield deflation and losses for some, but noted farmers and steel, construction sectors show signs of revival and improved purchasing power.
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Exchar Club
Swift & Co
Chi
Smallpox Case Reported in City Quarantined Home
The first local smallpox case was found late yesterday so Dr. G. E. French the health officer was called to 369 Turner Street to a home where Mrs Waters showed a well developed case and the residence was quarantined. The husband has a mild case and no source is known.
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G. E. French
Lford Waters
Turner Street
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Agricultural Bloc
AUARD
Speer
Dilworth Street
Gulf Street
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Quint
Sam Klein
Klein
Harrisburg
M.E. Board
Court Street
Gifford Pinchot
Gifford Inciot
BANK
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