Harding Plan Aims to Stimulate American Industry
Washington May 24 President Harding signals a plan to use foreign bond sales to boost U S shipments abroad and keep investment capital at home. Administration may seek regulatory power if banks fail to support the policy while considering German reparations bonds and allied financings as routes to mobilize American capital.
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W. H. Atkins
U. N. S. Star
Washington
Harding
United States
Adinistration
Amerin
Congress
Finante
Treasury
Aflcan
Americar Pital
Unitedates
Presidenc Marding
Germany
Iclals
96 Gives Recipe For Happy Life
Elizabeth N J May 24 Celebrating her 96th birthday the Rev Antoinette Brown Blackwell pastor emeritus of All Souls Unitarian Church and known as the grand old woman of suffrage stated a recipe for happy womanhood. Top speed activity in house work social affairs political affairs and business. Marriage and children she is mother of seven with plenty of exercise garden work loyalty to friends and devotion to causes she believes in.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Antoinétte Brown Blackwell
All Soul's Unitarian Church
Boharie Pleads Guilty to Auto Without Owner Consent
In Elyria Steve Boharie faced lar cen y and unauthorized use charges. After evidence, he changed to guilty on the unauthorized use charge, paying a $100 fine plus costs and serving 30 days in the county jail. Judge Redington spared the reformatory due to Boharie’s prior good reputation.
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Elyria
Steve Boharic
Webber
Boharie
Lorain
Redington
Reformatory
Armenian Girl Will Speak At Banquet
Elyria reports the Young Women's Missionary Society of the ME church holds its final meeting of the year on Wednesday evening May 25. Dinner is served and Maria Hagopian, an Armenian girl educated in mission schools and now a student at Oberlin College, will give the program starting around 7 30. All interested are welcome.
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Elyria
Young Women's Missionary Society of
Maria Hagopian
Oberlin College
Unity Call Amid Ulster Election Tensions
Rioting flared in Belfast suburbs as ballots were cast for Northern Ireland parliament. Key figures De Valera Collins and Devlin are expected to win in anti unionist seats while Sir James Craig forecasts a unionist majority. Urging unity, De Valera appeals for Orange and Green cooperation. Strong precautions were deployed to curb disorder.
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Dublin
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Belfast
Eamonn DeValera
Irish Republic
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Joseph Devlin
James Craig
de Valera
Orange
Green
Lrother
Great Britain
James
Elyria Chamber Launches Intensive Membership Drive
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announces a three day membership campaign starting Tuesday June 1 aiming to recruit 999 members. It calls the chamber the city’s backbone and urges every citizen to join to boost Elyria’s growth and civic progress.
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Commerce Chamber
Elyria
Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commeres
Elyria County Budgets For Next Year Set
Elyria county commissioners finish the annual budget for the year starting September 1. Total expenses amount to 839,785 with credits reducing the net to 565,035 to be raised. Road district No 1 townships Carlisle Elyria Ridgeville Eaton must raise 80 984 for interest and sinking fund.
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Elyria
Carlisle
Ridgeville
Eaton
Drowned Man Benjamin Franklin Found in East River
Benjamin Franklin aged 19 drowned after swimming across the river near Riverside Milling Co. dam in Elyria. His companion Clifford Smith alerted authorities. firemen recovered the body about an hour later and took it to Jenkins parlors. Franklin had no local relatives or church affiliation, and police will seek kin.
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Elyria
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Clifford Smith
Riverside Milling Co
Mechanic Street
F. H. Kelly
Tannery Street
Mrs. Kelly
Central Station
Jenkins Parlors
John Denny
Appeal Call Scheduled for June 10 in Walter Vies Case
Elyria prosecutor Webber stated the appeal of Walter Vies, convicted of misappropriating funds from City Bank of Rain, will be heard by the Supreme Court in Columbus around June 10. Davies' attorney W H Hyd will be free from Cleveland hearings until then.
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Elyria
Webber
Walter Vies
City Bank of Rain
Sueme
Columbus
Davies
W. H.yd
Mchnnon
Cleveland
Odd Potato Package Reveals Garden Harvest Tale
Elyria news reports a parcel post arrival containing a large potato that resembled a melon but proved to be a 7 1/2 pound sweet potato grown in W. B. Johnston’s Florida garden. A second four pound potato from the same hill was noted ready for market.
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Elyria
W. B. Johnston
W. B
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sefme Hill
Quartet Sawed Off Posts of Billboard in Ridgeville
Sheriff Backus investigated a damaged Cusack billboard at Depot street and Cleveland road near Root's hotel. Posts supporting the sign were partially sawed, posing a danger of collapse and injury if someone was nearby. While the offense could not be firmly assigned, authorities believe they know the likely parties and expect warrants later.
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Elyria
Backus
Ridgeville
Depot Street
Cleveland Road
Root
Bill Board
Cusack
Leo Goji Fined Ten Dollars for City Cow Slaughter
Elyria reports Leo Soji of West Avenue and Seventeenth Street pleaded guilty to butchering a cow within city limits earlier Tuesday. Soji said he ran a grocery store and had just opened a meat market and did not know slaughtering animals inside the city was illegal. Mayor Jones imposed a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Elyria
Leo Soji
West Avenue
Seventeenth St
Soji
Jones
Woman Calm as She Faces Murder Charge
Mrs. Ethel Hutchins Nott faces trial in Bridgeport on charges of aiding the murder of her husband R. Nott by milkman Elwood Wade, who was hanged last Friday. Public Defender Robert Deforest and Henry Shannon stated confidence she would endure the trial, though her health suffered during her accomplice’s proceedings. Jury selection expected to take several days.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Ethel Hutchins Nott
Elwood B. Wade
R. A. Nott
Wade
Robert Deforest
Henry Shannon
Not Guilty for Vedder in Reckless Driving Case
A former Lodi street bed room proprietor A L Vedder of 111 Fremont street was found not guilty of reckless driving after a two hour police court trial Tuesday morning. Julius Laskey six was injured on West River street last Wednesday and remains in Memorial hospital with internal injuries. Police vow to curb street play after testimonies from Dr Nice and Dr Rice about children at play and lack of horn or signal.
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Wlyria
A. L Vedder
Fremont Street
Lodi Street
Vedder
Julius Laskey
West River Street
Memorial Hospital
Dr. Nice
Elyria Woman Clerk Charged With Theft
Mrs Stella Decker, a former clerk at John Lersch store in Elyria, is charged with stealing clothing valued at $850 from Goldstein's. Detectives recovered a trunk of unworn infant and women’s clothing. bail set at $500, she remanded to await grand jury.
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Elyria
Decker
Goldstein’s
Price asserts legislature sole judge of emergency clause
Columbus May 24 The State Legislature is the sole judge and its judgment is conclusive on whether an emergency exists and whether they may attach an emergency clause to a measure Price told the State Supreme Court in reply to Burke's suit challenging the Dunn act. He defended Secretary of State Smith against petitions for a referendum and argued the Dunn Act was a matter of sound political economy exempt from referendum.
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Columbus
General Price
State Supreme Court
J. F Burke
Elyria
Republican
Zeteral
State Smith
Senator Burke
Smith
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Democratic State Executive Committee
Durbin
Price
Secretary of State
Youthful Offenders Arraigned in Court
Lorain County Juvenile Judge Wilcox held a busy session hearing Lorain youths charged with rambling and delinquency. Five boys aged 15 to 16 admitted shooting craps in alleys. fines ranged from 10 dollars to 10 dollars plus costs. A 16 year old earned money from his mother and others reported small earnings. Five younger children, 8 to 12, faced burglary and larceny charges. parents were urged to control them or risk removal to Lancaster.
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Elyria
Wilcox
Lorain
Tim
Lancaster
Masonic Minstrels to Parade at Noon and Rialto Show
Elyria reports a 150 member Viasonic Minstrel Revue cast to perform at the Rialto Theater tonight and tomorrow. A downtown parade led by Mayor Jones and city officials will precede the events at noon. Firemen and police will join the procession and a few seat remain for both performances.
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Elyria
Rialto Theater
Jones
Washburn Nomination Favorably Reported to Senate
The foreign relations committee reported favorably the nomination of Richard Washburn Child as American ambassador to Italy to the Senate.
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Washburn
Washington
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Akron Police Seek Woman Known as Bobbie in Stabbing
Akron police search for a woman nicknamed Bobbie who allegedly stopped John Dunkin 28 and stabbed him four times after he refused to lend money. Dunkin was taken to the city hospital Monday night. Patrolman Southorn filed the report.
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Akron
British war captives alleged to be murdered in German camp
The British police chief says 200 inmates at a Westphalian camp were killed or clubbed as vermin and gangrenous conditions left prisoners unrecognizable. Testimony from ex-soldiers links Captain Mueller and others to brutalities as trials loom.
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Leipzig
Coltis
Scotland Yard
London
Serai
Inspector Thins
Mueller
Hernen
Heynen
Heinz
Gypsy Kisses Wallet in Luck Pact Then Stolen Money
Elyria man Hubble reported to police that a Gypsy girl kissed his wallet for luck at 96 East Broad Street then $200 vanished from the pocketbook at the bank. He insists the other woman handled the wallet and says he can identify the suspect, blames the kiss for his loss.
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Elyria F
Hubble
East Broad Street
Sista
Senate Battles Over Navy Bill
The Senate fought over a navy pay rise from 123.2 million to 154.4 million and personnel from 100,000 to 120,000. Republican and Democratic senators attacked the increase as extravagance while Borah Lenroot and LaFollette joined the critique. Alameda base and disarmament talks loomed as partisan strains grew.
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J. Bart Campbell
N.S. Stat
Washington
Senate
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Borah
Idaho
Lenroot
LaFollette
Wisconsin
United States
Great
Alameda
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Hospital Notes Summary
Elyria admission list includes Dorothy May Codner at 193 Cleveland Street and J B Flood at 325 East River Street with Mrs Jennie Smith at 246 Fourth Street. Discharged patient Dana J Fox. R D No 2 lists Mrs Herbert Dillingham at 116 Dewey Avenue and Dorothy May Codner at 193 Cleveland Street.
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Elyria
Dorothy May Codner
Cleveland Street
J. B. Flood
East River Street
Jennie Smith
Fourth Street
Dana J. Fox
R. D
Herbert Dillingham
Dewey Avenue
May Pole Dance Postponed by East Side Sunday School
The East Side Sunday school postpones its May Pole dance and party planned for the hospital lawn to Wednesday May 25, weather permitting.
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Elyria
East Side
Hospital Lawn
Foreman and Fifteen Workers Quit at Garford Plant
Officers were called to General Phonograph Supplies Co. in Elyria to quell a disturbance after the foreman was discharged this morning. Fifteen Norwalk men walked off, leaving tools down as tensions rose among workers.
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Foreman
Huff
Garford Company
Waldron and Watson
General Phonograph Supplies Co
Norwalk
Parole Appeal Heard for Ralph Kihm in Elyria
Judge Redington hears Ralph Kihm's parole request this afternoon. Kihm was linked to the Claude Dimter robbery. Tomorrow morning Oscar Staila's robbery trial will begin, tied to the same group accused of robbing a foreigner outside the rear of the Ohio hotel.
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Elyria
Ralph Kihm
Bobby Jones Reaches Britta Amateur Fourth Round
In Hoylake on May 24 Bobby Jones of Atlanta advanced to the Britta amateur championship fourth round by beating Scotland’s Robert Harr 60 55. Earlier he defeated E A Hamlet of Wrexham one up in a round match.
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Hoylake
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Robert Harr
Jones
E. A. Hamlet
Wrexham
Chinese Treaty 1 Reputatron In ABN Washington
The May treaty between the United and China provides for the reduction of a five per cent duty on American goods. The measure was ordered in the senate today by tight nibbles.
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Washington
United
China
Senate
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