U S Acts as Umpire in Japan China Dispute
Washington negotiators report the United States already acts as umpire in the Japan China dispute at the Washington conference. The Pan American building panel discussed four Root principles as a compromise between Chinese and Japanese proposals with aims to avoid immediate conflict and set future discussion terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
China
Pan American
Elihu Rent
Thama
Manchuria
Mongalla
Baron Wata
Mr. Root
Oberlin College Heroes Honored At Banquet
Oberlin College gathered faculty alumni and students for a vnnal banquet honoring the football team. The hall overflowed as chants, banners, and prizes marked a season with wins over Wittenberg 14-0 and Wesleyan 21-0, with many players named as captains and class awardees for 1922 to 1925.
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Otto Mischka
Oberlin Navy
Oberlin College
Oberln College
Warner
Spadows
Wittenberg
State
Hiram
Wesleyan
Woorter
Case
Rent Reserve
Football
Hallad
Oberlin
Ftallings
McFarland
McFhee Gould Wheeler Jones Tarkhill
Wagstail Mayer Bailey
Will Pee Rieclow
Marshall Hardin' Hickards Dye
Landia Tenney Fair
Wood Lyon
Varimdn
Goldetein ' Rowen Gurney Haha Timers
Ohio conference on water purification in Columbus
Forty superintendents and dam owners of water purification plants convened at the southern hotel in Columbus. After welcoming remarks by state health director Snively, the group adopted a code for standardizing laboratory and plant practices and outlined a research program across multiple cities to study filtration, phenol removal, and chlorination methods.
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Conenena
Snively
Econ
Erecy
F. Holman Warthe
Plate Health Department
Waw
Akron
Fherland
Cleveland Wearnestown
Warren
Pierta Toledo
Lorain
Youngstown
Defrance
Dangerous Corner Guarded Urged After Street Safety Plea
The Women's Civic club presented a petition to the city council for a traffic signal to be placed at the center of East Broad Street and Fast Avenue during the 4 to 6:40 pm window and for a one way flow then. The council lacked authority to place a police presence, sending the request to Safety Service Director Henry Beck and Chief Stankard for action. Several councilors supported the idea, noting it as one of the city's most dangerous corners after multiple accidents.
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Women's Civic Club
Fast Avenue
East Broad Street
Henry Beck
Ace
Stankard
Inter
Hagelton
Brace
City 13 Better UF Than Thought
City officials report a revised debt picture showing only 72 000 in deficiency bonds needed instead of 50 000 after auditors corrected a legal misinterpretation. The council approved an 80 000 deficiency issue as of December 1 1921, with amendments limiting the last eight bonds. Chicago bond firm Squires Senders Dempsey flagged the error and aided the adjustment. The city now appears possibly 000 better off than previously estimated.
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Guthman
Squires, Senders & Dempsey
Chicago
Four killed in Belfast deadly sectarian fighting
Four men were reported killed and an unidentified woman was dying after a shooting in Belfast during a fighting week. Searchlights scanned Catholic districts as rioters brandished rifles and hand grenades from windows and rooftops. nine were wounded and many believed secretly buried.
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Oates Silage
Septa
Belfast
Eeeily
Ohio approves soldiers bonus plan as polls defeat other measures
Governor Davis announces the soldiers bonus amendment passed while poll tax and Senatorial redistricting amendments failed. Official returns show 949,109 for bonus and 324,662 against. poll tax 244,609 for and 672,851 against. redistricting 336,074 for and 618,524 against. First meeting of the State Sinking Fund Commission to issue 26 million dollars in bonds and oversee bonus payments set for tomorrow.
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Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Smith
State Sinking Fund Commission
American Legion
British Admiralty Ends General Navy Recruiting
The Admiralty announced today that general recruitment for the navy would be stopped. Only boys aged 10 to 15 will still be accepted for naval schooling aboard training ships. The Board of Education held a brief meeting to canvass votes cast at the last election as required by law.
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London
British Admiralty
Boyn Fom
Board of Education
F. M. Stevens
Mysterious Cleveland Visit Ties to Ruth Wilkie Case
Coroner M F Perry Sheriff N D Backus and Police Chief E J Stankard visited Cleveland on Tuesday to review the death of Ruth Wilkie after a pill found in her clothing. prosecutors said the case remains medical with chemical analysis pending. William Wilkie questioned Wilkie’s past, denying she was the Cloudike Girl, while Dr Osborne reportedly treated her before her death. local officials await lab results.
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Cleveland
N. D. Backus
J. Stankard
M. FE. Perry
Ruth Wilkie
Webte
Wilkie
Miss Wilkie
Rose Building
Curtiss
Ieveland
William
Chioe Stankard
Wisa Clearep
Iment
Stuur
Tr. Osborne
Cleve
Atdooma
Manslangh
Public schools close for Thanksgiving week
The public schools will close on Wednesday evening for the balance of the week due to Thanksgiving Day. No session on Wednesday. many teachers with out of town homes will spend the holiday with their families.
Cromwell Steel Co Faces Delinquent Tax Suit
Walter So Ludwis Lorain county treasurer filed in court to collect personal taxes totaling 24 656 37 dollars from Cromwell Steel Co. The petition seeks judgment against the company for the unpaid amount and related penalties.
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Walter So Ludwis
Lorain County
Areign
Cromwell Steel Co
Hero of Five War Battles Is Killed in Lima
Identification of the body of a man found murdered in a freight car near Sidney Sunday as Joseph Scott Kershaw of Lima was made today. Police say Kershaw a World War hero in five battles was killed in a deliberate plot to rob him and to help a 19 year old bride. Authorities suspect a murder charge may be placed against a suspect arrested Monday night.
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Lima
Sidney
Joseph Scott
Kershaw
Kim
Mfekt
Munder
Final Senate Vote on Ford Newberry Contest Delayed
Washington November 22 Senators blocked a final vote on the Ford Newberry election contest by one Democrat objection delaying action. Republican leaders pressed for unanimous consent as disorder and debate surfaced during the mid session.
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Ford
Newberry
Washington
Ford Newberry
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Elyria Memorial Hospital Given 8000 For Indigent Care
Elyria Memorial Hospital will be allowed to use 8000 of the city’s funds in 1922 for care of the poor and indigent residents. The hospital committee favored it and an ordinance later appropriated 6140 of the amount. 2000 remains from this year’s appropriation. The ordinance requires an accounting by patient name and days of treatment. any unspent balance reverts to the city. All members voted for except Halpin who was absent.
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Amos
Hiatt
Eltrick
Goldstein
Gurney
Harding
Hopkins
Johnston
Lawandorki
Milliken
Noble
Stocker
Woolker
Slessinges
Lyon
Lovelord Waverney
Appell
Baker
Barber
Butler
Channon
Craine
Lahan
Landiz
Munz
Ralaton
Sandys
Speegle
Webber
Willisie
Zwick
Wekard
Reese Rickard
End
North’ Adams
Mass
Aven
Marshall
Will
Wuthrow
Mayer
Parkhill
Wheeler
McPhee
Stallinga
Ober- In
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Halpin
Mayor Vetoes All Pay Slashing Ordinances
Mayor Jones vetoed the recent salary reduction ordinance passed by the city council. He cited insufficient investigation, lack of public notice, and petitions from 2,000 protesters, saying the measure would hinder department efficiency and not be in good faith. No new salary action was taken that evening.
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Jones
Rye Teasona
Ele
Miso
Looting arrests surge in Berlin amid food shortages
About fifty people were arrested in Berlin on November 23 charged with taking part in looting of food and shops as the city faced widespread want and fear of further disturbances. Police linked many to organized political groups while authorities warned against further public demonstrations.
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Berlin
Sit
Pivision
Ei Teollegy
Germany
COMIN
Lion
Piard
Tie Viner
All Political Prisoners to Be Freed
President orders clemency review as wartime imprisonments face potential release. Justice Department to study cases of detainees labeled political prisoners and consider clemency for those not convicted of covert acts. Government aims to ease wartime hardholds amid broader war-time policy.
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Washington
Harding
Fae Vdotac
United States
Wanda
Jas
Department of Justice
Thor
Iow
United &Taveras
Woman Injured in Auto Crash at City Intersection
A car crash last evening near Middle Avenue and Eighth Street left Mrs. Beazell with facial cuts and tire injuries while her vehicle was damaged after a collision with a car driven by Henry Wink. Witnesses say Wink failed to stop and police report notes his later call claimed another vehicle hit his car. Separate court session dismissed two divorce cases involving Lorain residents Anna Togorsky and.
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Middle Aveniye
Eighth Street
Arene
Berengell
Fourth Street
Thihart
Hillsdale Cone
Henvy Wick
West Avenue
Martaart
Anne
T Pulien
Joe Port
Bis Om
Beazell
Creature
Agniss
Tafter
Ann
Una Aversoby
Tony Aversoby
Anna Togorsky
Andrew Togorsky
Lorain
Hubby Threatened Her in Cruelty Case Divorce Request
Angelina Averan, Larah fled today from Tons Aversa seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges hubbie constantly threatened to kill her and has now left him. she asks for no divorce at this time.
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Angelina Averan
Larah
Stll
Tons Aversa
Edison Ay and Will 0 Big in South
Allan Wenson reports that Edison may not gain in the south while new power ideas and Musa energy developments are discussed. The piece references smaller power plants, Ford, and potential industrial use, noting regional potential and ongoing debates about future energy progress.
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Edison AY
WILL
South
Allan Wenson
Internatioonal News Service
Copsa de Th
Internatonews
Bergberg
Dave
Wodoo
Edison
Firth of Water
Atiowal
Whitey
Henry Ford
Opie
Hbo
Rede Pawl
Terie
Four Americans Held Two Hours By Mex Bandits
Four Americans were captured by Mexican bandits near Santa Feiana on the night of November 22. They were released within two hours without paying a ransom after authorities intervened. The incident followed by another bandit capture of a Mexican mine owner, with a parallel demand.
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Mex
Tefancon TI
Washington
Santa Fwiana
Chikwahua
Oaller
Shire Department
Edgar Butts
Willard Tierhin
American Smellings & Refining Company
Mary Long
Sories
Oscar Trevino
FSU
Liquor Raids In Defiance Net Large Seizures
In Defiance Ohio officials raid the county jail cellar finding an auto truck load of booze. Six men remain in cells as blasts of liquor enforcement shake the area. R L Clemens former saloonkeeper and Clayton Archambault were fined 500 dollars each on liquor selling charges.
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Defiance
R. L. Clemens
Clemens
Clayton Archambault
Riots in Bombay Leave Twenty Dead and Many Wounded
In Bombay on November 22 riots between police and Gandhi followers left twenty dead and two hundred seriously wounded. Police mobilized after a speech by Nehru sparked demonstrations as crowds demanded political change and Indian self rule.
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Bombay
Mahatma Ghandi
Iene
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