Balkans Nar Clouds Loom in Frontiers as Negotiations Advance
Geneva reports progress in negotiations between JugosSlavia and Italy to avert the Fiume dispute with no request for League of Nations intervention. Hungarian Premier Bethlen smooths differences while a Pro-Entente bloc pushes to seat Dr Benes on the League council.
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International
Geneva
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Fiume
M. Ninchitch
Jugo-Slav
Sere Today
League of Nations
Balkans
M. Ninchiteh
Count Bethlen
Jugo Slavia
Hungary
Jugo Slav
Entente
Little Entente
Dr. Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
League Council
New Crusade Aims at Law Enforcement at W T U Meet
Columbus Sept 13 The national Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopts a new slogan and aim a crusade of law enforcement at the open saloon The convention includes Frances Willard and world executives with speeches by Ernest H Cherrington and Mira A Bools Delegates report on foreign countries and the calendar features talks by state presidents and department heads. The meeting opens with officers led by Miss An A Gordon Evanston Ill as world president
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Columbus
Lds Christian Temperance Union
Frances
Willard
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League
Mirala A. Bools
Stig i
Arrow
Theganization
Miss An A. Gordon
Evanston
Navial
Miss Gordon
Red Cross fund passes six million in relief drive
Washington reported naval headquarters of the American Red Cross announced that subscriptions to its relief fund totalled 6,185,367 dollars. Relief ships are en route. more than 3,500,000 dollars has already been spent on food medicine and other supplies for Japanese earthquake sufferers.
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Washington
Navnal
The
America Red Cross
Stablishes New Airplane Speed Record at Mitchell Field
Lieutenant H W Brown piloting a Curtiss navy plane at Mitchell Field New York set a new world speed record of 245 miles per hour for a kilometer course. The previous record was held by Lieutenant L H Sanderson with 238 miles an hour. The test timed to the tenth of a second, Brown's craft traveling about 300 feet per second.
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Mitchell Field
WN. Y
H. W. Brown
U. N
St. Louis
Ledtenant
L. H. Sanderson
States Marine Corps
Ocken
Leutenant
Penalty faces for Lorain man in liquor case
Nick Serbu of Lorain was bound over to await grand jury action after arrest on illegal possession of liquor. This marks his third such arrest and prosecutors cite the penitentiary offense statute. Funeral services for Chauncey Parker Gilson will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Gray Gables farm Lake Avenue with burial at Ridge Lawn cemetery. Dr N P Ogtsby former Columbus surgeon died at a railway physicians convention in Cincinnati. his home was Dublin Virginia. Death attributed to heart disease.
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Nick Serbu
Lorain
Webber
Cincinnati
Np, Ogtesby
Columbus
Physicians of the
N. & W. Railway
Dublin
Japan thanks Amaia for aid in quake relief appeal
Tokyo reports official gratitude from Vice Minister Tanaka Gaimusho to American Ambassador Cyrus E Woods for US aid after the earthquake. Cremation and debris cleanup continue in Tokyo and Yokohama, with rehabilitation set to start within a week.
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Tokio
Tanaka Gaimusho
Cyrus E. Woods
United States
Japan
Yokohama
Macs
Sanitary Corps
E. G. Babbitt
Abbott
Oberlin Driver Crashes Into Elyria Hardware Store
O C McKee of Oberlin lost control of a Ford near the Elyria Hardware Co. and drove onto the curb and sidewalk into plate glass, damaging the storefront but injuring no one. He agreed to settle the loss.
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Elytia Hardware Co
O. C. McKee
Oberlin
Runaway Girl Geneva Wheeler Held in Marion
Six year old Geneva Wheeler of Jamestown N Y ran away last Thursday to avoid an arranged marriage. She obtained work as a waitress in a Marion restaurant and is in custody of her foster father Laverne Wheeler who is due to arrive tonight.
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Marion, O
Geneva Wheeler
Jamestown
N. Y
Laverne Wheeler
Marion
Hair Tonic 'Leggers Charge $2 Gallon For The Protection
In Cleveland Louis Friedman testified in a federal conspiracy trial that he paid $18 a gallon for alcohol plus $2 per gallon for protection from federal agents to customers of the Auerbach barber supply operation. Other witnesses described payments by the Auerbachs to agents and attorneys as part of alleged protection schemes.
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Cleveland
Louis Friedman
D. C. Westenhaver
United States District Court
Auerbach
Friedman
Samuel A. Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Joseph Shearer
Ohio
Fred Counts
A. Frank Counts
Auerbachs
Auerbacha
Louis
Max Horn
Counts
Max
Abraham Limbert
Auerbach Brothers
Atlanta
Prohibition
Limbert
Louis Auerbach
Luther Day
Abe
Samuel Rembrandt
Frank
Governor Donahey Moves to Remove Poor from Utilities Board
Governor Donahey directs Attorney General Crabbe to file ouster proceedings in the state supreme court to determine George T. Poor's eligibility to serve on the Ohio Utilities Commission. He cites Poor's ownership of Cities Service stock as a pecuniary interest that disqualifies him. C. C. Marshall named chairman in Poor's place. Marshall notes the action is due to vacancy, not remedy of differences.
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Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
State Supreme Court
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
State’ Utilities Commission
Poor
Cities Service Company
Ohio Utilities
Cities Service
Ohio Public Service Company
Toledo Edison Company
Central Ohio Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Tlan
Marshall
Body of Murdered Man Found in Vacant Lot
New York report says the body of a murdered man was found in a vacant lot in Long Island City. The corpse, wrapped in a burlap bag and lightly wrapped in cloth, had a crushed head and bloodied wrapping indicating the crime occurred last night or early morning.
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New York
Long Tsland City
Life tenure for bishops debated at Northeast Ohio conference
Bishop W F Anderson urged to keep current life tenure for Methodist Episcopal bishops. A tabled resolution will be considered tomorrow at the conference session, which also heard ordination and election of delegates to next year’s general conference. New full connections announced include Edie Ashley Firster Landsear Lloyd Meyer Newton Walters Wheeler Williams Sibley Stout Michel Adam and transfer H B Stout.
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Cleveland
W. F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal
Northeast Ohio
Anderson
HE. H. Hughes
Boston
McDowell
Washington
Joseph B. Edie
Ashley
Ohio
Charles D. Firster
Smithville
Ford
Landsear
Warren
William A. Ltoyd
Tippecanoe
Sidney A. Meyer
Lakeside
Ernest Newton
Rootstown
Bruce Walters
East Liverpool
EB. E. Wheeler
Homer
Robert H. Williams
Danville
Loyal R. Sibley
Ransferred
Kansas
H. B. Stout
Burbank
W. T. Michel
Thompson
Oscar M. Adam
Youngstown
Seek Margaret Rose whereabouts and divorce details
County Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber seeks Mrs. Margaret Rose formerly Mrs. Harry E. Williams who lived on East River Street and secured a divorce. She has three children and alimony is being paid. Since she became Mrs. Rose she moved and is untraceable. inform if you know her location.
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Lawrence Webber Wold
Margaret Rose
Harry E. Williams
East River Street
H. E. Williams
Baby Smith Diks
Beatrice Smith age a year died at home on Rush street. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon at two from Wi kine-Hurat Funeral parlor. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Beatrice Smith
Clifford Smith
Rush Street
Wikine-Hurat
la Ridgelawn Cemetary
Mayor Hylan in Critical Condition in New York
Saratoga Springs N Y September 13 Mayor John F Hylan of New York City is gravely ill with pleural pneumonia In the past day pleural involvement in the left lung developed and doctors fear pneumonia may follow X ray planned to assess lung condition despite some optimistic bulletin physicians remain fearful and give vigilant care to prevent further complications
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
John F. Hylan, Varer
New York City
John P. Hylan
Abandon Norwalk Line From Oberlin Sought
F H Wilson receiver for the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway Co filed with the state utilities commission to abandon the Oberlin Norwalk branch through Erie county. A hearing is set for October 30. The line reports losses of at least 25000 annually and over 50000 per year in the last two years.
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Columbus
Cleveland South-western and Columbus Railway Co
Oberlin
Norwalk
Erie County
State Utilities Commission
F. H. Wilson
Bulgarian Communist Leaders Arrested Amid Plot Claims
Sept 13 reports say more than twenty Bulgarian Communist leaders have been arrested. The government is said to hold evidence that communists, allegedly guided by Moscow, plan a counter revolution.
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Softa
Moscow
Infant Found Abandoned Along Marion Delaware Pike
An infant about one month old was found in a box beside the Marion Delaware pike as a city mail carrier arrived for work. The child, well and wrapped in clothing, was turned over to Sheriff Frank Washburn for care.
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Marion
Marion-Delaware Pike
Frank Washburn
Spanish cabinet crisis sparks Catalan revolt across Spain
Reports from London and Madrid describe a sweeping Catalonian revolt with garrisons loyal to the crown facing revolutionary pressure. Commanders threaten strike action as telephones and telegraph lines are cut, prompting a hastily summoned cabinet meeting and warnings of martial law.
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Madrid
Febels Siete’ Srcsilian
San Sebastian
Rivera
London
Catalonia
Greeve
Ravolat
Alfonso
Rome
Mussolin
Garricomi
Spain
Catalonian Union
Liebenper Ac
Wes’ A
Barcelona
Int
Tulsa Under Martial Law Prolongs Military Rule
Tulsa Oklahoma September 13 1921 flat rejection of Governor Walton's demand that the sheriff jury commission and police commission resign before martial law is lifted shows the city will stay under military rule indefinitely. The governor told the chamber of commerce he would withdraw troops when officials accused of Ku Klux Klan influence quit.
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Tulsa
Okla
Walton
Tulsa County
Chamber of Commerce
Ku Klux Kian
Gasoline price cut reported by Diana offices
Diana through its offices announced a two cent a gallon gasoline price cut to 14 12 cents here. Independent firms quickly followed Standard's lead with the lower price.
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Diana
Stendard
Confesses to Seven Wives in United States
A. E. Woods admits to multiple marriages across the United States and living with a first wife for 23 years. He faced charges of bigamy after marrying Della Whalen in Levittsburg, Ohio and paying $2,000 bail before fleeing. Under the alias Harry Roshon he says he married Emma Johns in Warren, Ohio for 23 years and had three daughters.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. E. Woods
U. S
Woods
Della Whalen
Levittsburg
Ohio
Harry Roshon
Emma Johns
Warren
Prominent grain man to receive wrongful imprisonment award
Findlay Ohio Sept 13 Thom as OC Linger a noted grain dealer will be awarded 119.20 by Mayor Harry Rodabaugh after a verdict in common pleas court found false imprisonment. Linger sought 10 000 after a one day jail stay for nonpayment of a 50 water bill fine.
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Findlay
Thomas OC. Linger
Harry Rodabaugh
Common Pleas Court
Linger
Mrs Minnie Behrens Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Minnie Behrens died at Reg s late residence 14 East area after a years long illness. She was sixty four years old and survived by four children Behrens Cleveland 4H Behrens Birmingham Mrs pa Hartsel and Gertrude Behrens all of this city. She leaves a brother Meory Sedre and a sister Mrs Chris Kindtead. Funeral services will be Saturday afternoon at 14 East avenue at o clock.
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Minnie Behrens
Reg
East Area
Behrens
Cleveland
Birmingham
Pa Hartsel
Gertrude Behrens
Meory Sedre
Chris Kindtead
East Avenue
Serries
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Sumit County
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Amaia
Elyria
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Margaret Sutton
Daniel Coghlan
Lloyd Melton
Ruth Melton
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Mayor Hylan
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Niles
Sawyer
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