Supreme Court recess announced by Justice Taft in Washington
A recess of the Supreme Court from 27 to April 10 was announced by Justice Taft in Washington. The report lists multiple diplomatic, political, and crime items including Germany appointing Wiedfeldt as ambassador, American troops to return from Germany by July 1, and various U S budget and crime developments.
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Supreme Court
Taft
Washington
Germany
Harding
Otto L. Weidfeldt
Berlin
State Department
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Rooe
Division of Building and Oasing
Department of Commerce
Cleveland
St. Louis
Johnny Dundee Wins 15 Round Decision at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Charlie White of Chicago in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden in New York. The match was a close, action packed contest with Dundee securing the victory on points.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Senator Borah
Paul D. Cravath
New York
Johnny Dundee
Charlie White
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Ohio Gleanings summarize scattered 1922 events nationwide
Edward Kibler was appointed receiver for Hallady Motor Co in Newark. Athens women form sewing clubs for coal miner children. Charles Bauer dies after train strike in Springfield. Carrie Biere 5 is killed crossing tracks in Hamilton. Howat rallies miners in Bellaire. Edith Slade dies in Dayton streetcar crash. Union County organises Farm Loan chapter. Painesville firemen install radio. Dover American Legion buys site for home. George White backed for Ohio governor by Muskingum Dems. Dr H H Hartman seeks congress seat in Eighth district. Crooksville china plant resumes. Auto crash kills Imberg and Williams in Newbury Heights. Wiltshire fire destroys four businesses and post office. Bank robbery thwarted in Newark. Cincinnati mother and child deaths. governor declines 80 day reprieve for Akron wife slayer. Arbor Day April 7 proclaimed. Federal court convicts ex-deputies in jail escape. Bond sales for highways, Cleveland jobs rise, Massillon robbery, overload truck crackdown. War on high speed trucks. mining accident fatalities. Public officials and judges face prosecutions and appeals. Weather, crops, and illiteracy studies noted.
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Barber Asphalt Company
Edward Kibler
Hallady Motor Corporation
Newark
Athens
Charles Bauer
Clark County Democratic Committee
Springfield
Hamilton
Carrie Biere
Bellaire
Alexander Howat
Kansas
Howat
Edith Slade
Dayton
Marysville
Union County
National Farm Loan Association
Painesville
Dover Post
American Legion
Muskingum County
Democratic Executive Committee
George White
Marietta
H. H. Hartman
Galion
Crooksville
John Imberg
Roy Williams
Henry Heidt
Newbury Heights
Heidt
Wiltshire
van Wert
Herald Printing Company
Park National Bank
A. C. Krug
Charles Hollerbach
Cincinnati
William H. Prau
Vulcanite
Akron
Thomas J. Lewis
Mechanicsburg
Seventieth Oaks
East Side
Community Traction Company
Toledo
Peter Schmitz
Mansfield
Davis
Scioto County
Helper
Campbell Creek Coal Company
Ohio River
HB. A. Burnside
Point Pleasant
Edna Scheltker
Newport
Edward Moffett
MacAyeal
Sam Zimmerman
Andrew Szemetko
Joe Priaytis
Charles Schultz
George Rogers
Lucas County
Union County Commissioners
Bank
Cleveland’ Employment Bureau
Cleveland
Almo‘gan & Cindia
Massillon
Eee ‘Red Cross
Warr
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Bulgaria
Financial Commission of
The
League of Nations
Shipping Board
Kahn
Dallinger
Oscar L. Cain
Eastern District of
Spokane, Wash
John EB. Nelson
Augusta
Maine
Ernest L. McLain
Marcus Nierman
Masonic Temple
State Bank of Chicago
John Duval Dodge
House of Corruption
Detroit
Mich
Breckenridge
Tex
Benjamin F. Austine
Augustine Automatic Rotary Encompany
Buffalo, N. Y
Charlotte, Mich
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Steward, Ill
Madelynn Obenham
Los Angeles
Gal
J. Belton Kennedy
Reeve
Bee
Lewis
New
Paree
Eldorado
Ark
Ndith
Bessie
Tressie Bagget
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
South Bend
Ind
San Diego
Cal
F. BE. Scobey
San Antonio
Raymond T. Baker
Charles A. Gregory
Prohibition
BE. H. Ives
Detroit United Railway
Sulphur Springs
Irene Reichert
Bernice Reichert
Berent
Henrietta A. Hepburn
A. D. Hepburn
Miami University
Oxford, O
William Holmes McGuffey
McGuffey
Edward Arthur Walton
Edinburgh
Royal Scottish Society of Painters In Water Colors
Poland
Warsaw
Mustapha Keman Pasha
Angora
Nairobi
British East Africa
Thaku
London
Mohandas K. Ghandi
Ahmedabad
India
Viscount Peel
War
Alr
Duchy of Lancaster
Paris
Stambouliski
St. Nazaire
France
Fort Sao Jullacbarro
Lisbon
Costa Rica
San Jose
Ohio
Roy Peniod
Gosline
New Lexington
C. C. Timberman
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Ling N G. Dickey
Edward Vorbach
Dennison
Virginia Vorbach
Benjamin E. Westwood
President Harding
Youngstown
New Ohio
Nellie E. Beam
Ansonia
James E. Davis
Belmont
Jacob W. Simon
Bloomdale
William H. Plau
Albert W. Davis
Norwalk
Edwin M. Stover
Oakwood
W. C. Slagle
Slagle Lumber Company
Lima
Ohio Division of Markets
Ohio State University
Carl B. Gibson
Marion
Hamilton County Republican Committee
House of Representatives
William M. McGannon
Cleveland Municipal Court
District Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Fred Door
Hocking
Cannesville
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Canton
J. P. Schild
Carl Benchley
William Madden
Ashtabula
Benchley
W. N. Ferguson
Columbus
Beaver Bank
Waverly
Riegel
Harley Tilton
Leesburg Township
Frank Harrison
Hocking River
Avesda
Dan Phillips
Mary Morriset
Clermont Insurance Service
Hugo Rudolph
Owensville
Ph. Batavia
Batavia
FORD
F. O. B. Detroit
A.E. Price
Batavia, O
Mobrie
Sear
Williamsburg, O
George R. McKay
Phone Batavia
Olive Branch, Ohio
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