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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
1
Arms Conference Developments Today
Third plenary session held. Premier Briand outlined France's position stating a strong army is needed as policeman of Europe while denying militarism and citing German threat. He noted Germany's 250000 disciplined troops, Russia capable of twenty million, and France reducing military service. Far Eastern committee to meet for China taxation talks. Subtext hints at broader postwar power dynamics and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Continental Hall
Washington, D.C
Briand
France
Germany
Russia
Europe
Cuttiig
Far Eastern Committee
China
Vandervort to face hearing in triple murder case
Wilmington fur dealer Oliver Vandervort will have a preliminary hearing this afternoon before Squire W. I. Stewart on charges of murdering his divorced wife Bertha Whitlow Vandervort, her mother Mrs Jeff Whitlow, and Howard Bosfer a caller at the Whitlow home. Three pistols, one with five empty chambers, are held by authorities. one pistol was found outside the Withrow residence and two on the floor where the killings occurred. Vandervort denies guilt but officials say Bertha Whitlow Vandervort survived to accuse him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
O. Nav
Oliver Vandervort
Squire W. 1
Stewart
Vandervort
Withrow
Oliver Vander
Northcliffe condemns Anglo Japanese alliance as war party tool
Lord Northcliffe arrived from Japan and charged the Anglo Japanese alliance with empowering Japan's war party. He said ending the alliance would curb Japan's militarism and criticized the regime's suppression of democratic rights and press freedom under police and censors. He cited Chinese and American opposition and warned the alliance protects four elder statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna L. Kooker
Ins
International News Sarfice
Shanghai
Lord Northcliffe
Toda
Japan
International
Australia
Manila
War Party of
War Party
Jazz King Sued by Self Styled Wife No 2
New York Falls reports that Beulah Woodresh Suggs Fuller filed for separation claiming marriage vows between Fuller and her created no. 2 status and that their union should be recognized by courts. The article also notes Fuller had previously married Norvah Wallum Pula and Greenwich County officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazz King
Weil
Karl Fuller
Mre Heuwlah ‘Vudseckha Sugee Fuller
Erselt Virs Fuller
New York Falls
Marrage Fuller
Norvah Wallum Pula
Greenwich Coun
Beulah Wodresha Suggs Fuller
Julius Lepper Arrested For Selling Hootch Again
Julius Lepper of Western Heights was arrested for the second time on liquor ordinance violations. Officers found a bottle in his coat pocket behind the bar. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Jones and faces trial tomorrow. He recently paid $600 and costs after a similar charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Lepper
Western Heights
Lépaper
Jones
Printers' Union Leader to Address Open Forum
James Hoban, vice president of the latema printers union, will address the open forum tomorrow evening. The meeting starts at 7 30 with general welcome. Hoban is a leader in the local printing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoban
The
Latema
Hoban
Lies
Three Bandits Hold Up Chicago Jewelry Store
Three armed bandits raided Henry Sterns West Madison Street jewelry shop shortly after 9 am and escaped with 50000 in gems. Stern and two employees were forced into a rear room as thieves rifled cases amid busy street traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Stern
West Madison Street
Jo- Hee
Stern
Attorneys Sue For Their Fees In Tragic Crash
Middletown Ohio, November 21. Three year old Ely Tiery ran to meet his father Conley Tiery a taxi driver and was killed when struck on Tyus avenue by a truck driven by Clifford Blainger of 1325 Central Avenue Cincinnati. Coroner Edward Cook ruled Blainger blameless for the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ely Tiery
Conley Tiery
Tyus Avenue
Clifford Blainger
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Edward Cook
Elsinger
Stevens and Findley sue Eckert over 160 fee in 1917 dispute
In Judge Redingtons court a jury heard the case of F. M Stevens and Guy Findley against Curtis Eckert for 160 dollars in attorney fees. The plaintiffs claim they were hired in 1917 to defend Eckert in a village of Grafton suit to move a building partially in a village street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redingtons
F. M Stevens
Guy Findley
Curtis Eckert
Eckert
Grafton
Hunger strike ends for ninety German political prisoners
Ninety German political prisoners at Lichtenburg in Saxony ended a hunger strike that began as a protest against government review of their cases. Twenty leaders continued to fast, while nineteen of the prisoners remained unnamed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nor
Lichtenburg
Saxony
Rescue man buried under twenty tons of coal
Middletown reports a rescue when workers freed Johan Pettersen from a coal chute at the Gardeer Marvey company after he was buried under twenty tons of coal. Officials say two hours of effort recovered the body at Catalpa drive, Areman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Johan Pettersen
Catalpa Drive
Areman
Gardeer, Marvey Company
City Council Set for Regular Meeting Tonight
The city council will hold a regular meeting at City Hall this evening. A proposed ordinance changes the mayor salary from 3000 to 2400 annually, replacing an initial 2100 figure. Wayne Wilber of 1131 East River Street was arrested for traffic violation at East Bridge and Broad, pleaded not guilty, and awaits trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wilber
East River Street
East Bridge
Broad Arrest
Supreme Court affirms tax levy on Dupont stock reorganization
The Supreme Court refused the appeals of John D Rockefeller and Edith Hale Harkness who resisted income tax on common stock distributions in a Dupont Powder Company reorganization. Justice Pitney announced the affirming ruling sustaining the tax levy in Washington on November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D Rockefeller
Edith Hale Harkness
Supreme Court of the United States
Assomata
Pitney
Supreme Court of the
United States
Dupont Powder Company
New Jersey
Dupont
Delaware
Joy Riders Take Two Automobiles
Reported thefts describe two cars stolen from Amherst area. A vehicle left at Etka club and later found at Fast avenue and Second Street. Items removed included a medicine case, candy and honey. A Ford truck vanished from Rialto Theater area and recovered on Obbrin road. A bicycle also stolen from Erie Street area on Broad Street Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Rders
Second Street
de Parker
Amherst
Etka Club
Fast Avenue
Guysai
Grafton
Rialto Theater
Obbrin Road
Erie Street
Broad St
Three Billion Tax Bill 13 Predicted in Washington
A recalled OCR fragment mentions a large tax bill and a 13 figure, with references to Washington and an extra session ending by Wednesday. The text is garbled but indicates legislative action on a tax measure.
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Washington
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