Britain Japan U S push to scrap battleships and halt naval growth
Secretary Hughes proposes a ten year naval holiday with Britain and Japan to scrap all new battleships and stop building beyond a 35 000 ton cap. The plan aims to keep relative naval strength while prohibiting replacements for ten years.
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Two Hundred Marines to Guard U.S. Mails
Two hundred Marines to guard United States mail trucks to prevent robberies. A detachment of Marines is already assigned to the New York Post Office on duty. Lieutenant Harry Miller proposed the idea to Postmaster Hays. Trains carrying registered mail will also be guarded by Marines with more posts planned in larger cities.
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Council Passes Pay Cut For Employees
City Council in a special session approved on its third reading a general ten percent salary reduction for all city employees except the auditor and solicitor while the mayor would face a forty percent cut. Councilmen Stark and Hazelton opposed. Castle’s vote shift aided passage. Debate continued over the mayor’s salary cut with Winslow proposing a reduction from 3000 to 2400 rather than 2100. Mayor A R Jones condemned the ordinances on the floor.
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United States Navy Arms Plan Proposed At Conference
The document outlines U S participation in naval armament limits with principles of eliminating new capital shipbuilding, scrapping older ships, and measuring navies by capital ships and combat craft. It details planned scrappings, tonnage reductions, and country commitments among the United States Great Britain and Japan.
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Chronicle-Telegram Employee 15 Justice in Birmingham
Perry Hinckley, Chronicle-Telegram employee, has been elected Justice of the Peace at Birmingham. He spends time studying Swan's treatise to grasp the intricacies of law and prepare for his new duties.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Harding Opens World Peace Disarm Meet in Washington
President Harding inaugurates the armament conference at Continental Hall Washington urging no arms race or war and a shared aim for peace. Delegates from France Japan Britain Italy Belgium Holland Portugal and others sit around the U shaped table as the U S outlines its pacific stance.
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Parole Granted to Former Express Agent Don Sturn
Don Sturn once with the American Express Co in Lorain was paroled today by Judge Thompson. He has been employed in Toledo and shown reform. Sturn admitted taking four tires for delivery and mishandling accounts. he has made restitution and will return to his Toledo position.
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Elyria Man Murdered After Visit Dispute at Home
Valentine Snezik confessed to killing Andy Roman, 30, at 134 Warren Avenue after a dispute over him being the father of Snezik’s child. Snezik returned with a shotgun and decapitated Roman at noon and 2:30 PM. Both men worked for General Phonograph Co. Snezik held by police. Mrs Mattie Cooper died at 29 12 Chestnut Street aged 48 after long Bright's disease. Funeral 1 PM Sunday at Pine Street Baptist Church with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Warren Avenue
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Chestnut Street
Broken Trolley Stops Traffic on Green Line
An early evening incident halted traffic after a trolley wire fell to the ground on the green line at 10 20 pm police warned drivers and the line car crew cleared the obstruction by 12 30 am. Emily Wikker c seeks a home stake through Amelia Stebel va Herman Giebbel claims an interest in the Giebel home and seeks a judgment for 3829 72 and related property sale issues.
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Board of Education Election Results Reported
The article details an election for the board of education with four candidates, three to be elected. Richard Hardy had the most votes, followed by Decker and Mara with lower totals. Lanaton trailed the field.
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