Ohio's Primary Sparks Sharp Campaign In Ohio
Warren Thompson, 26, leapt from a window and died as Ohio voters prepared for Tuesday's presidential primary with fierce contests between Harding and Wood for delegates. Cox faces no opposition on the Democratic ticket, while Reynolds bill referendum plans affect women voting. multiple districts show Wood and Harding delegate fights across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S
Warren G. Harding
Leonard Woot
James M. Cox
Cox
Harding
Wood
Hecate
Overtier Myrone T. Herrick
Cleveland
Frank B. Wills
Delaware
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Harry M. Daugherty
Edward C. Turner
William H. Boyd
Reynolds
Jamon J. Campbell
Judson Harmon
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Canton
Edmund H. Moore
Youngstown
Democratic National Committee
Chamber to lead Americanization drive in United States
Atlantic City reporters said the United States Chamber of Commerce board in convention decided the chamber shall assume nonpro aborto control of Americanization work in the country. It proposed raising funds and distributing them through a standing committee.
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the Banner
Atlantic City
N. J
United States Chamber of Commerce
Government Wins Antitrust Case Against Lehigh Valley Reading
The U S Supreme Court ruled for the government in antitrust dissolution suits against the Lehigh Valley and Reading railroads and affiliated coal companies. The decision ordered dismissal of the Reading combine and separate dissolution of Reading railway, Reading Coal, Central Railway of New Jersey, and related coal interests for violating the commodities clause of the Interstate Commerce Act. The court reversed lower federal dismissals.
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Tye Banner
Washington
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Anthracite Trust
Th Supreme Court
Reading Combine
Reading Railway
Reading Coal Company
Central Railway of New Jersey
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre Coal Co
Reading Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Adriatic Question May Stay In Negotiation
April 26 reports say premiers council at request of Premier Nitti of Italy and former Premier Trumbich of Yugoslavia will push Adriatic issues into ongoing talks between Italy and the Yugoslav state. Settlement of Fiume was not yet assured, with Wilson's program seen as premature.
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Council of Premiers
Nitt
Italy
Trumbitch
Adriatic
Fhime
Ban Remo Council
Wilson
Miners Seek Extra Pay and Better Conditions
An announced plan to settle a wage and working condition dispute in eastern Ohio resumes in Wheeling, with miners demanding May holiday pay for airings, extra pay for tong cleaning, pay for coal on all mine runs, and improved sanitary conditions.
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Cleveland
Minera
No. & Coal District
Ohio
Wheeling
West Virginia
Run Baxis
Wave Claims Six at Champerico Wharf in Guatemala
A massive sea surge struck a Champerico wharf in Guatemala on April 26, killing six people. The wave destroyed over 6000 bags of coffea ready for shipment to San Francisco and damaged numerous merchandise bales.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Champerico
Guatemala
San Franciaca
Gompers Denounces Congress For Failing Nation
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor charges Congress failed the nation in peace treaty reconstruction and living costs. He calls for a new action Congress to address vital issues and criticize what he terms coercive restrictions. He says the United States must engage internationally with seriousness and abandon isolation.
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Brese
Washington
Congress
Sanuel Gompers
American Federation For Labor
American Federationist
America
Labor Tt
Gompers
Brant
U. S
Departure of boat recalls some history
Sydney reports the Megantic's recent departure to Liverpool via New Zealand Panama Canal and New York, recalling the Golden Age. The prior Woollen paddle steamer of the New York and Australian Steam Navigation Co faced Crimean war and yellow fever hurdles, sailing Melbourne to Panama in 1854 under Lieut. D. D. Porter, with 300 passengers and gold dust cargo, reaching England in 66 days.
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Megantic
Liverpool
New Zealand
Panama Canal
West Indies
New York
New York & Australian Steam Navigation Co
Panama
Poowmarali
West India Royal Mall Btaam Packet Co
Southampton
D. D. Porter
U. S. Navy
Troops Leave Ruhr Region
Paris April 26 Dr Goephert head of the German delegation says in a note to Premier Millerand that additional troops in the Ruhr district have all evacuated the area as of April 21.
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Fy Associated Press
Paris
Goephert
Millerand
Ruhr
Refiners Meet Behind Closed Doors on Sugar Supply
More than a dozen sugar refiners met in Washington with Howard Figg, assistant to the attorney general, to discuss ways to increase the sugar supply. The meeting was held today behind closed doors.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Howard Figg
Arctic Explorer Abandons North Pole Quest
A 45 year old man, John Henry, died in a large fire that destroyed a boarding house in Cleveland early today. The blaze endangered several residents as crews fought to control the flames. In Washington, radio messages reported Roald Amundsen has abandoned his attempt to reach the North Pole after receiving word from Alaska authorities.
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North Pole
Cleveland
John Henry
Auroelated
Washington
Navy Department
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Adoption of Declaration With Clause on Occupation Stirring Debate
SAN REMO April 21 The supreme council adopted the Franco British declaration referencing Germany and added a clause pledging to take all measures, even the occupation of German territory, if needed to carry out the peace treaty. Premier Nitti opposed military action while Premiers Millerand and Lloyd George defended it.
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San Remo
Iely
Supreme Council
Germany
Tius
Nitti
Italy
Millerand
Lloyd-George
Supreme Court Fails To Rule On Amendment Legality
The Supreme Court again today did not issue a decision on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act. The report notes the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the amendment's legal status in Bannert Washington.
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Bannert Washington
Supreme Court
Population figures show gains in Ohio towns Niles and East Youngstown
Associated Press reports Washington data list Niles Ohio with a population of 13 500 an increase of 4 719 and East Youngstown Ohio with 11 287 an increase of 6 865, reflecting notable growth in these communities.
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Washington
Niles
Ohio
East
Youngstown
Akron Mad Cow Sparks City Excitement on Street
An untamed mad cow roamed Akron streets causing a stir before police captured it. In Martins Ferry, managers canceled Sunday movie plans. In Lorain, a thief broke into a store, stealing canned fruit. In Akron, six year old Stanley Mick drowned after falling into water pools. William J. Bryan is set to speak in Barberton this evening.
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Akron
Bureau of Internal Revenue reports 6 percent cost of taxes
Washington April 26 The Internal Revenue Service released figures showing that last year the government spent 6 percent of revenue on tax collection and 3 cents per $100 of revenue. Total tax collections reached 3.860 billion dollars, with 20.573 million spent on collection. The statement notes that administrative costs cover more than income tax alone and that the cost per $100 of income tax revenue is less than 53 cents.
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Lby
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Atreement
Hinc
Horses Arriving for the Kentucky Derby Contenders
Thoroughbreds valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars begin arrival at Churchill Downs for Derby conditioning ahead of the May Q race. A crowd of up to 60,000 is expected as preparations expand the grandstand and betting sheds. Prominent nominees include Damask On Watch Donaconna Prince Pal Sterling Pou Pennant The Swimmer Brokholt Golden Broom John P. Grier Upset Miss Jemima Constancy Lorraine King Thrush Blazes Paul Jones High Command David Harum Butlet Proof By Golly Patches and Roleau. Nominations exceed 100 with speculation that 15 to 20 may start, while Miss Jemima Constancy Lorraine and Gret are noted fillies and Derby history features a single winner by a filly prior to 1915.
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United States
Churchill Downs
Damask
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
On Watch
Donaconna
George Woodo
York
Prince Pal
Sterling
Pou Pennant
the Swimmer
Brokholt Golden Broom
John P. Grier
Upset
Miss Jemima
Constancy Lorraine
King Thrush
Blazes
Paul Jones
High Command
David Harum
Golly
Patches
Roleau
Constancy
Lorraine
Whitney
Blacklist Fear Grips Anil Strikers Amid Rail Strike
New York April 26 Fear of a blacklist that could bar workers from employment emerged as a key factor in the railway strike. Railway managers claimed traffic was returning to normal with 1892 men back at yards, while strikers argued fewer workers were on duty than claimed, signaling a worsening situation.
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Banade
New York
Arcthonkand
Nul Fom Thal
Associated Press
Banner
Chicago
Grain Prices Jump in Markets Across Chicago
Associated Press reports grain prices soared in Chicago markets with an advance of ten cents per bushel for some grains and over five cents for corn. Strong demand and market momentum pushed futures higher amid uncertain crop expectations.
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Associated
Hannert
Chicago
Council Asks Wilson Aid On Armenia Mandate
The supreme council asks President Wilson to take the U S mandate for Armenia and resolve boundaries for Erzerum and its region. Britain holds Mesopotamia and Palestine mandates, France Syria. The Balfour declaration shapes Palestine rights for Jews and Arabs, with 400 000 Arabs and 100 000 Jews in the region under British occupation.
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Supreme Council
Wilson
United States
Armenia
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Er Xerunt
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Great Britain
Syria
France
Comel
Lome
Viscount Allenby
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