Mt Vernon and Woodward Tech Reach Semifinals
Mt Vernon high school and Toledo Woodward Tech advanced to the northern division semifinals in the Ohio scholastic basketball tournament. MV's 30–15 win over Lincoln of Cleveland secured their spot, while Woodward Tech defeated Toledo Scott 22–11.
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Delaware Daily Gazette
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Scott
Mt Vernon wins tourney and returns home in triumph
Mt. Vernon high school basketball team posted a strong tourney showing with scores 29 6 over Ada 21 9 over Cleveland Lincoln and 15 11 over Toledo Beattie at Delaware Saturday. Sunday afternoon crowds in Mt. Vernon greeted the home team with enthusiastic cheers and a postgame parade led by the Matthe Cooper band through Main Street to the Y M C A as orange and black colors displayed proudly.
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Delaware
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Toledo
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Woodward Tech
Spence
Pennsylvania
Cooper
Pennsylvania Station
Main Street
ML. Vernon
One Navy Destroyer Sinks After Pacific Collision
The destroyer Woolsey collapses and sinks after a collision with the steamer Steel Inventor off Panama. One enlisted man is dead, 15 missing, two injured. Survivors aboard the Aaron Ward and Philip. Tom Stanley Woodcock, first class engineman, is identified as the deceased.
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Danner
Washington
Woolsey
Steel Inventor
Pacific
Panama
Aaron Ward
Philip
Navy Department
Admiral Rodman
Pacific Fleet
Balboa
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Rodman
Tom Stanley Woodcock
Japs Reject Plan to Probe Korean Dispute
Tokyo February 28 Japanese House of Representatives rejected a motion to appoint a commission to investigate the Korean situation. Independent Torijiro Nakano warned conditions could worsen and lead to serious developments, citing the murder of Korean figure Bingen Shoku and government suppression of free speech. In Barcelona, trades unionist Bywim Aree Yall was shot and killed. Hamanuel escaped.
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House of Representatives
Torijiro Nakano
Bingen Shoku
M. Nakano
Korea
Barcelona
Bywim
An- Aree Yall
Hamanuel
Boy shoots brother to end his misery in woods
Warren Stanhield, 11, told police he shot his nine year old brother Clair near Farmington in a woods to put him out of misery after a prior accidental wound. He said he aimed to see how close he could come without striking him, then fired again to kill.
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Associated Press
Pontiac
Mich
Warren Stanhield
Farmington
Clair
Warren
Six Irishmen Executed After Clemency Appeal
Cork, Ireland February 28 The Cork corporation pleaded for clemency but six Irishmen in jail were executed by military authorities for war against crown forces. They were Timothy McCarthy Thomas O Bragan Patrick Mahoney John Lyons Daniel Calta Shaw and John Allen. The first five were condemned for an attack on crown forces in County Cork in January. Allen, held in Tipperary, was convicted of possessing a revolver and ammunition.
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Cork Corporation
Gtha
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Thomas O'Bragan
Patrick Mahoney
John Lyons
Daniel Calta
Shaw
John Allen
County Cork
Allen
Tipperary
Woman Injured as Fire Grounds Cleveland Tenement
A Cleveland fire drove about 50 people into the street in heavy attire as dense smoke filled a three story tenement. One woman suffered a broken leg after leaping from the second floor while seven injured people, mostly children, were helped down ladders by firemen. Property loss was small.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Gre
Loos
Trains Collide at Porter Crossings in Indiana
At a diamond crossing near Porter Indiana a Michigan Central and a New York Central train collided killing many and injuring others. Forty two bodies were recovered by forenoon and witnesses described devastating crash scenes with debris and decapitation among victims. Teachers and officials noted signals may have failed and engineers reported clear signals before the smash.
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Road
Associated Press
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Diamond Crossing
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Benner
Canadian
Interstate Limited
New York
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Hoffen
Canadian Poimte
Chicago
jIndiang
Michigan
J. C. Cook
New York Central Eett
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Mich
Republican Caucus to Organize House Majority Tonight
The full Republican membership of the next house meets in caucus in Washington tonight to organize the majority forces. With incoming members swelling the Republican majority to about 189 by actual count, leaders fear the size may be hard to manage while predictions point to retaining the current lineup. Speaker Gillett and floor leader Mondell expect reelection to be unopposed, but Kneatson foresees a possible fight. The conference will name the committee on committees. most of the present members are expected to be renamed. Steering committee election may be deferred.
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Associated Press
Thompanier
Washington
Gillett
Mondell
Kneatson
Minnesota
Committee
War Averted as Costa Rican Army Surrenders at Coto
Washington Feb 25 Associated Press reports a threat of war between Panama and Costa Rica ended with the Costa Rican army surrendering at Coto. J. E. Lafever chargé d affaires of the Panaman legation confirms the development.
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Associated Press
Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
Coto
Legation
British government to maintain policy on Ireland
London February 2 The British government will not change its policy for maintaining order in Ireland. Prime Minister Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons that the chief secretary for Ireland would be allowed to carry his administration to a successful conclusion.
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London
Ireland
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Clief
Harding on way to Marion as inauguration dress nears
President elect Harding travels by special train from St Augustine to Cincinnati and Marion for farewell from hometown before entering White House. The trip includes planned layovers and a final push to complete the inaugural gown.
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Associated Press
Elece Harding
Harding
Marion
White House
St. Augustine
Cincinnati
Io Marion
Mr. Harding
Jury visits Matewan scene after deadly Mingo clash
The Mingo county jury traveled to Matewan to view the main street and principal buildings connected to the May 19 shootout that left ten dead. The visit aims to help jurors follow defense testimony with a clear picture of the town and mining area.
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Sby Associated
Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Matewan
Twa
Ford to Build Another Large Plant on Hudson River
The Federal Power Commission approved Henry Ford's power development project at Troy on the Hudson River. The plan costs 4,500,000 with the power source likely 87,500,000. The approval comes as part of Ford's expansion strategy amid national energy efforts.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Henry Ford
Troy
Hudson River
Sotory Cyatigs
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