Delegates Gather for Hague Conference on Russia Reentry
Opened in The Hague to craft practical steps for Russia’s return to the League of Nations. Europe hunts a result Genoa failed to secure with Britain France and Italy weighing how to treat the Soviet delegation. Moscow says attitude will mirror Genoa, with possible concessions only on private property laws.
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England
France
Italy
Russi
Associated
Paes
Moscow
Russia
Hague
Associated Press
Durbin Indicted by Grand Jury in Washington
Andrew P. Durbin son of Ohio Democratic chairman was indicted by a grand jury on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses through the use of worthless checks in a Washington case announced June 15 by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Andrew P. Durbin
William Durbin
Ohio State Democratic Committee
Dividend Authorized at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Directors announce the usual 1 percent dividend on preferred stock and a 50 cent per share dividend on common stock. The rate matches the last quarterly meeting and was announced today in Youngstown Ohio.
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Amsociatet Press
Youngstown, O
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Get Married Maine Senatorial Slogan Debuts
Maine State Senator Howard Davies campaigns in the U S Senate race against Senator Frederick Hale arguing marriage as a public virtue. Davies frames bachelor Hale as unsuitable while Hale remains single.
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Maine
United States Senate
Howard Davies
Frederick Hale
Bootlegger Held for Drinker Death in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 15 Carmello De Mare was arrested on a manslaughter charge after the death of Mrs Mary Sints reportedly from alcohol sold by De Mare. He had been jailed for violating the alcohol law, later upgraded to manslaughter after the coroner linked death to poisoning. De Mare admitted selling liquor but denied it caused death.
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Cleveland
Carmell
Carmella de Marecos
Mary Sints
de Marco
Skeel
Hammond
Ward Indicted by Grand Jury in Peters Killing Case
White Plains June 15 Walter Ward millionaire baker was indicted today by the West Chester grand jury on a charge of killing Clarence Peters ex sailor last May Deputies Sheriff went to Ward s Rochelle home to arrest him He is at liberty on a 50000 bond
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Associated
Paes
White Plains
N. Y
Walter &. Ward
Baker
West Cheater Grand Jury
Clarence Peters
Sherif
Ward
Rochelle
Lberty
Anthracite Miners to Strike in Wage Dispute
June 15 New York The wage scale negotiations between the United Mine Workers and anthracite coal operators broke down as union members prepared to return home. Both sides agreed the hearings are suspended and a strike is likely. Union delegates rejected a proposal to submit the entire wage controversy to arbitration by a committee to be appointed by President Harding.
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Associated Press
New York
United Mine Workare
Harding
New Branch Formed of G A R Daughters Auxiliaries
A new auxiliary branch of the G A R was formed in Bucyrus last night during the encampment of the G A R and auxiliaries. Mrs. Brunella Nelao of Lancaster was elected department commander of the Women’s Relief Corps.
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Bucyrus
Daughters of Veterans
Brunella Nelao
Lancaster
Rollet Corps
Effort Made to Fire Lima City Manager and Police Chief
Petitions circulated in Lima Ohio seek removal of City Manager T A Bingham and Chief of Police T A Lanker and call for a referendum on continuing the commission manager form or returning to the councilman plan. Bingham earns 8000 dollars yearly and Lanker 2400, with Lanker starting at 1960 annual pay for three months. he took office April 1. The new government began January 1, 1922.
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Lima
City Commission
T. A. Bingham
T. A. Lanker
Bingham
Lanker
Well-known publisher to wed after mistaken chauffeur
A wealthy publisher and author, famed globetrotter, was mistaken for a chauffeur as he inspected his private car. The couple plans a wedding on June 26 with the groom described as prominent in publishing and travel circles.
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Mmistaken
Teachers Named for Gambier Public Schools
The Gambier board of education announces for the coming year: Superintendent Herbert L. Bow s man. Principal Gladys A. Hayes. High school teachers include Herbert L. Bowman Gladys A. Hayes of Gambier and H A Pieffer of Columbus. Grade teachers list Clarence D. Jenkins Wilfred O. Phillips Mag BE McKee and Winifred Mish with rooms noted.
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Gambier
Board of Education
Giambier Public Schools
Herbert L. Bowsman
Gladys A. Hayes
Herbert L. Bowman
H. A. Pieffer
Columbus
Clarence D. Jenkins
Wilfred O. Phillips
Mag BE. McKee
Winifred ©. Mish
Rooui
Kato Pledges the Faith of Japan in Armament Talks
Tokyo reports Premier Kato pledge to cooperate with world powers on further armament reductions as agreed at the Washington conference.
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Kato
Japan
Aby
Frese Tokio
Protest Against New Tin Tax Looms In IL
A protest against a proposed tariff on imported cloth was started today by the Nations Association of Metall Cloutord Ancol M. Frankel, president, arguing the duty would raise clothing prices. Canton hosts the sixty third state convention of the Ohio Sunday School Association, closing Friday. Toledo White Star Line carried 867000 passengers in 1921, the largest for any Detroit line last year, per O T Bielman Jr.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nations Association of Metall Cloutord
Ancol M. Frankel
Nosuciplon
Canton
Sixty-Third Stata] Convention Institute of the
Ohio Sunday School Association
Fiseaaton
Toledo
White Star Line
O. T. Bielman, Jr
The
Vine
Detroit
Bielmaun
Honolulu Man Named Head of the Shrine
David W. Crosland of Alcazar Temple Montgomery Alabama was elected imperial high priest and prophet. Clarence M. Dunbar of Palestine Temple Providence Kentucky was named imperial oriental guide. James S. McCandless of Honolulu was named imperial potentate with headquarters to be in San Francisco.
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David W. Crosland
Alcazar Temple
Montggomery
Ala
Clarence M. Dunbar
Palestine Temple
Providence
Imperial Oriental Guide
James 5S. McCandless
Honolulu
San Francisco
Unions Prepare to Call Strike in Chicago
June 15 report from Chicago shows three rail shopcraft unions at their headquarters as three other railway organizations plan a strike vote. A wage reduction from the railroad labor board is expected tomorrow, potentially cutting 30 to 40 million dollars from clerks and workers. The action completes a set of three wage cuts, all effective July 1.
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Tic Associated Press
Chicago
Wattike
Ate Telpatad
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ision
Wlenal
Elidoniry Fremen
Oilers
Willard Claims Dempsey Dodges Return Match
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard issues a statement accusing Jack Dempsey of dodging a return match. Local followers see the move as an open challenge. Walker and Haley, longtime locomotive engineers, receive gold medals.
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Asociated
Jons Willard
Jacke
Dempeoy
Chaimpion
Willard
Dempsey
Watson- W AL Walker
Jobo Haley
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pelee Island Borgts of Bg Fishing Club
The Pelee Island Borgts of Bg Fishing Club on Pelee Island Ontario claims a historic, wealthy membership centered in Cincinnati with ties to U S presidents and notable figures. Founded 1886, the club hosts members for bass seasons and preserves strict access for members and invited guests.
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Pelee Island Borgts OF BG Fishing Club
Presa
Belbe Island
Ontario
Suna Li
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cleveland
Pullman Palace Car Company
Chicago
Pelee Club
Mark Hanna
Joseph Benson Foraker
Baxs
Lake Erie
Pes Jee Club
William Howard Taft
United States Supremary Court
John Weld Peck
United States District
Disbarment Proceedings Are Filed Against Woman Attorney
Six Franklin County common pleas judges appoint a committee to investigate and file disbarment proceedings against H. Anna Quinby, one of the few women lawyers in the county. The action, believed to be the first against a woman in Ohio courts, cites probable misconduct in office and unprofessional conduct in the Bomber Brits trial.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Procoodmgs
H. Anna Quinby
Franklin County Bar
Common Pleas
Ohio
Miss Quinby
Church Vote Bans Members From Legion
Winona Lake June 16 The annual conference of the Church of the Brethren in session here voted to gather affiliation of members with the American Legion and other service men's organizations. It was adopted that the church be at war under all circumstances and would not be in keeping with this belief for members to belong to military organizations even in peacetime.
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Winona Lake
Church of Brethren
American Legion
In &Reworth Hon
Prisoner Held as Jackson Lynch Demands Entry to Jail
State police guard city jail where George Straub, held for the slaying of Miss Alice Mallett, remained safe last night as several score of Jackson men gathered outside. Led by Harold Mallett, the victim’s brother, locals demanded access but made no rush.
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Lansd Midh
Jall
George Straub
Alice Mallett
Jackson
Warold Mallett
Straw
GOAL OPERATORS MEET Hoover Over Voluntary Coal Price Plan
Washington June 16 coal operators and dealers met Secretary Hoover to align on enforcing the voluntary price restraint amid the current strike. Hoover noted noncompliance in some districts as the average spot price for bituminous coal rose to 3.44 dollars a ton on June 12 after a prior dip.
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Washington
Hoover
Coal shortage to near says Lewis
The Associated Press reports John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, warned Springfield on June 15 that above ground coal supplies require an imminent conference between miners and operators as the nation faces a coal shortage.
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THE
Associated Press
Springfield
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Guardsmen On Duty Enforce Utah Martial Law Proclamation
In Salt Lake City, June, two hundred national guardsmen were placed on duty to enforce Governor Meyers proclamation of martial law in the coal strike area after a mine guard was killed. Three guards were sent to the scene to assist the operation.
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TWE Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
My Bey
Taft to Meet George in Dinner in London
King George and Queen Mary accept invitations to dine with Ambassador and Mrs Hirgvey and Chief Justice and Mrs Taft in London on June 24. The Tafts will also be present, marking a royal and diplomatic social gathering.
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Rmeyer
London
King George
Queen Mary
Hirg Vey
Taft
House Action to Prevent the Sale of Booze on Ships
Washington June 15 An amendment to the merchant marine bill was introduced by Representative Bankhead to bar government aid to any ship carrying intoxicating liquor or beverages. Attorney General Daugherty asked for a ruling on sales aboard board vessels. Cowper urged support for an amendment to the ship subsidy bill to halt alcohol sales.
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Associated Prise
Washington
Bankhead
Democrat
Alabama
Merchant Marine
Daugherty
Arkol
Shipping Board
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Cowper
Republican
Ohio
Rail unions strike not to derail nationwide action
Cincinnati June 15 The era of rail unions will not interfere to stop a strike of 1 225 000 shopcrafts and maintenance of way workers as M Jewell president of the railway employes department of the federation declared today at the American Federation of Labor convention. Without opposition the convention killed a resolution proposing radical changes to the labor movement by amalgamating all unions into a single organization covering industry.
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Cincinnati
M. Jewell
American Federation At Labor
Jewell
United States
West Point Leader Charley J Barrett Honored
Newark NJ born Charley J Barrett, once leader at West Point, is noted as a top cadet now commissioned as a lieutenant. He served as a despatch rider with the A H F in the Twenty ninth Division and was chosen to attend the Point as the top man from a large field of applicants.
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Charley J. Barrett
Newark
N. J
United States Military Academy At
West Point
Barrett
Point
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