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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1922
Page
2
A sweeping catalog notes deaths of Ernst Leidiger and John Dupee, Bobby Connelly, and Senator Kincaid among frequent global calamities. It covers coal talks at Washington, veterans housing, rail strikes, accidents, fires, political upheaval in Ireland and Mexico, and international tensions with Russia and France.
A United States senator from Kentucky, A Owsley Stanley, voices concern over constitutional assaults and growing federal power at the expense of state sovereignty. The profile outlines his birth in Shelbyville, Education at Centre College, law admission, and service across multiple Congresses, plus term details and governorship in Kentucky.
Pierre N. R. Key of New York, a noted music writer, prepares a biography of Enrico Caruso with authorization from Mrs. Caruso and the tenor’s brother. Bruno Zirato and Caruso’s intimates contribute letters and material, while Key’s past collaboration with Caruso informs this forthcoming work.
Admiral Baron Kato accepted the Japanese premiership. His nonparty cabinet vows to honor Washington conference agreements in spirit and letter, aiming to cooperate with powers under the League covenant to promote concord, friendship, and gradual armament reduction worldwide.
Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago retiring president of the National Woman's Trade Union League was presented a wrought silver flower bowl and candlesticks at the convention as thanks for fifteen years of leadership. The league, with over 600000 affiliated members in 108 occupations, discussed child labor after a federal statute was declared invalid at the Waukegan, Illinois gathering.
Passengers on Cunard steamers will gain access to branch banks aboard ship through an agreement between an English and an American bank. Wirelessly verified drafts and checks will be honored after approval from London or New York offices. The system mirrors domestic exchanges, easing cash shortages at sea.
Obituaries note Fred Mauger 83 longtime Buckeye Lake stockholder dies in New York after months of illness. Akron deaths include OConstanti Supreansti 39 and John Dluznieski 26 in a crossing collision with a train. Zanesville Dispatch suspends publication after a year publishing an evening edition. Cincinnati sees gas explosion kills Rose Ripley 34 and burns husband John. Severe weather and accidents mark county records. county and state officials act on jobs and legality.
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