World News Roundup From 1922 Highlights Labor, Navy, Tax, Pardons
A global digest notes a 600000 labor shortage affecting U S employers amid recovery in industry and agriculture. Illinois reports 52118260 spending in the year to June 30 1922 with per capita $7 83. Navy seeks eight cruisers three cruiser submarines and four river gunboats. Treasury cites 350 million income and profits tax receipts by June 15. President Harding grants clemency to 74 including 27 WWI prisoners and issues 158 pardons and commutations as he begins a two month West Middle West Alaska tour.
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State of
Illinois
Census Bureau
Washington
Harding
Department of Justice
Leviathan breaks passenger vessel speed record at 28.04 knots
The Leviathan set a new world speed record for passenger ships clocking 28.04 knots, surpassing the Mauretania. Harding urged government ownership of railroads as a blunder during a Kansas City speech. Other notes include appointments, strikes, seizures, and political developments across the United States.
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Mauretania
Harding
Kansas City
Alaska
Rebels lose Elegrete as regulars seize city in Rio Grande do Sul
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports sangui nary fighting in Elegrete ends with rebel forces abandoning dead and wounded while foreign regular troops take the city. Other items note the Hague arms rules approved by jurists, Smillie elected to Parliament in London, workers in Austria using passive resistance, Komarov executed in Moscow, a 20½ carat De Beers diamond found in Cape Colony, Manitoba adopting government liquor sales, and European crop conditions improving.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Elegrete
Buenos Aires
Ohio Headlines Tally Doleful Dose of Local Tragedies and Plans
In Clark and surrounding counties a grade crossing fatality kills A Nicey and his daughter Marie while other Ohio incidents include a Waverly auto crash, drownings at Cleveland and South Euclid, robberies in Toledo and Canton, and civic actions from Marion to Oberlin.
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A. ©. Nicely
Marie Nicely
Washington D. H
Justice of the Peace
Bedhtolt
Brandt
Clark County
Bechtelt
Russell Rising
Fairfield County
American Legion
Springfield
Methodist Episcopal Churches
University of Pekin
China
W. A. Wiant
Lancaster Camp Ground Association
Harding
Marion Star
Leroy D. Moore
Columbus
Louis H. Brush
Salem
Moore
Brush
Marion Tribune
Indiana
Minnie Rhodes
Auto Ag
Cleveland
Forrest Rush
Marion
James Stewart
Bellefontaine
Lillie Wicklem
Canton
Meigs County
Central Trust Company of
Cincinnati
Brocalsa Chemical Company
Antiquity Coal Company
Pomeroy
Thomas Grace
Thomas Thorpe
Russell Point
Indian Lake
John Dewald
R. R. Baker Company
Toledo
Daniel McNeill
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Ohio
Julia Hammond
Arthur Hammond
Akron
John Abercrombie
Steve Borsuk
Carson Emery French
East Cleveland
Joseph Zaller
Fisher's Pond
South Euclid
Robert Bowman
Charles Marotta
Maretta Athletic Club
G. Dowds
Mt. Vernon
Frank Harper
Millersport
Newark
David Holler
Central City
H. A. Simpson
Waverly
Simpson
Sara Vantine
Samuel L. Vantine
Dennison
Harley Brownell Gibbs
Netwalk
David Tod
Youngstown
Cen
Tragedy at Kentucky Picnic Ends in Murder Suicide
William Zinsmeister 40 opened fire at a Lee's Landing picnic near Louisville wounding three others and killing his daughter Mamie 16 before shooting himself. A second young woman is missing and police suspect she may have been shot while fleeing.
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Big Four Brotherhoods
Lincoln Park
Marion
Kenyon College
H. C. Knowles
Shawnee Public Schools
London
Gordin
Leroy Cornwell
EB. P. Spearmaker
State Supreme Court
Girls’ Industrial School
Welfare Department
Mattie B. Pangborn
J. B. Monger
Health Directo
Ohio
Wooster
Truax
Tiffa
Toledo
Charles Bare
Seneca County
Justice’s
Bare
Oberlin College
Maggie W. Ginn
Sidney
William Klipstine Lumber Company
Peter Kuntz Lumber Company
Sterns Motor Sales Company
Cleveland
Adam Fink
Springfield
Anna Pratt
Lancaster
Alls
Loci Belie
Asreante Wa
Marion County Telephone Company
Commao
Louisville
William Zinsmeister
Zifsmeister
Ed Senn
Mamie
Sarah Connolly
West L Street
Mamie Zinsmeister
Zinsmeister
Sebastian Shanks
Cane Run Road
Two Die and Two Injured in Colorado Auto Crash
In Bear Creek Canyon 25 miles from Denver a car carrying Sumner Curtis of Washington and Thomas French of Denver plunged off the road during a mountain tour. Curtis and French were killed. Injured are Donald Craig of the New York Herald and Thomas Dawson, Colorado state historian. Craig underwent emergency surgery for suspected skull fracture and internal injuries. Dawson had fractured ribs, spinal injuries, a lacerated foot, and possible internal injuries.
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Denver
Sumner Curtis
Washington
Republican National Committee
Harding
Thomas French
Bear Creek Canyon
Donald Craig
The
New York Herald
Thomas Dawson
Colorado
Mr. Craig
Mr. Dawson
Ford Plant Opens Near Hammond Indiana
The new Ford plant at Hegewisch three miles from Hammond will start in six weeks and employ 5200 workers with a six dollar daily wage after sixty days. The Chicago plant is being sold and its work moved to Hegewisch where 600 cars will be assembled daily. The facility covers 510 by 1800 feet with 250 sewing machine operators among the staff.
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Hammond
Ind
Ford
Hegewisch
Chicago
Stabilize Market as Banking Support Lifts NY Exchange
Wall Street, shaken by failures and loss of confidence after disclosures of customer order bucketing, steadies as powerful banking interests step in to stabilize the market. The support focused on NYSE member brokerage houses, lifting prices during the session.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Appeals Court Frees Roland L. Pothier Over Cronkhite murder
The Boston report notes the United States Court of Appeals reversed a Rhode Island district court ruling and ordered Pothier released. The court held the U S had not acquired jurisdiction at Camp Lewis Washington when Major Cronkhite was killed in 1918.
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Boston
Mass
United States District Court For
Rhode Island
United States District Court of Appeals
Roland L. Pothier
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Washington
Pothier
United States
Camp, Lewis
Major Cronkhite
Hillsboro Train Schedule Notice
Hillsboro service announces Sardinia section with select departure times. Trains depart Hillsboro at 7:10 a.m. 12:1 p.m. and other listed slots. times include 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. adjustments for short trips.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia
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Treasury Department
Treasury
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Herbert 8. Hadley
Missouri
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Frederic A. Hall
Emperor William J. Simmons
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Judge Humphries
Atlanta
Knights of Kamelia
Sanitary Potters
Trenton
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J. B. Collip
University of Alberta
Knute Nelson
St. Paul
Minn
J. A. ©. Preus
Magnus Johnson
Palmer-Labor
James A.carley
Minnie Crawford
San Carolina
Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Peat Bay
N. C
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Gorgia Wholesale Grocery Company
Jackson
San Juan
Porto Rico
Livingston Farrand
Cornell University
National Tuberculosis Association
Santa Barbara
Cal
Hamp Williams
Hot Springs
Ark
National Retail Hardware Association
Richmond
State Railroad Commission
Madison
Wis
Ford Motor Company of
Detroit
Menominee River
Florence County
H. Gorman
Kentucky Experimental Station
Lexington
Kentucky
Grand Army of the Republic
Petersburg
Ill
World Court
League of Nations
Fred G. Thompson
Richard G. Tesmer
William Weber
Greylark
Loening Aeronautical and Engineering Corporation
East River
General Murase
University of Commerce
Tokyo
University of Pennsylvania At
State Senate
House
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Commission of Jurists
Hague
Robert Smillie
Scottish Miners’ Federation
Morpeth
Vienna
Ivan Komarov
Moscow
de Beers Company
Wesselton
Cape Colony
Winnipeg Dispatch
Manitoba
M. Zenamensky
Bokhara
House of Commons
Labor Party
Mussolini
Florence
Italy
Northern Whig
Belfast
Buckingham Palace
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Europe
Winfield Cox
Bowerstown
Dayton
Ohio Sunday School Association
G. W. Clippinger
Westerville
Otterbein University
Irvine F. Heacock
Alliance
Alice N. Lucas
Cleveland Discount Company
W. L. Allendorf
Commercial National Bank and Trust Company
Sandusky
Ohio Bankers’ Association
George W. Neeley
Sidney Spitzer
Cohn
Florence Lindemuth
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Zanesville
Willim Edging
John Konepa
Charles Spitalieri
Fred Knox
John Abramoski
Port Clinton
Richard Jones
United Brethren Church
Oak Hill
Lucas J. Morse
Mechanicsburg
Hocking County
Logan
Chum
Picing
Ohio River
Necwnifolka Wester
Daily Dail
Qi, Saunders, Oanoke
John L. Bladon
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Ortsmouth
Eardinia
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Illiamsburg
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Williamsburg
Yutyoui
Courier
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Jawson E. Bley
First National Bank
H. Cor
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Walnut Sts
Cincinna Ohio
Granté
T.pwin
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Hamilton Bldg
Main Attavia
Daniel W.murphy
Howard
Joseph Murphy
Joseph
Milford
Gwynne
Canal
Roudebush
Batavia
H. L. Nichols
Provident Bank Bldg
Hamilton
Clermont County
Alvin H. Hodges
Gwynne Building
Jorman L. Burnet
Woodliet
George M. Epply
New Richmond
Lawrence Ragland
RB. F. D
Sfebly
Sita Tnt Teen
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Arti
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Popular Mechanics Company
Ontario Street
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