Truce Declared Between Irish Forces Aims to End Fighting
Dublin May 4 A truce between rival Irish republican army forces is declared and becomes operative at 4 pm today until 4 pm Monday. The three provisions require cessation of all operations except routine army activities, halt penetrative actions, and both sides to maintain order and prevent acts of aggression against persons or property.
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Associated Prete
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Thia
French Police Arrestes in Espionage Ring for Soviet Russia
Paris police say three arrests were made with many more expected as they break up a supposed vast espionage network for the benefit of the Russian soviet government targeting French arsenals.
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Et Tue Association Press
Paris
Wooster Station Buys Timber Land Preserve
The Wooster Experiment Station board of control announced the purchase of 2000 acres in Rose county for an oak forest preserve. The tract on Stony Creek lies 15 miles southwest of Chillicothe and was bought at $6.50 to $6.75 per acre.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Board of Control of
the Wooster Experiment Station
Rose County
Stony Creek
Chillicothe
Leaders aim to delay army navy bill until pay schedule
Washington May 4 The intention of congressional leaders to delay passage of the annual army and navy appropriations bill until the new military pay schedule is enacted was revealed by Representative Mondell of Wyoming the house leader The new pay base is estimated to save more than 5 000 000 in the next fiscal year for an army of 160 000 men
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Associated Paes
Washington
Jeaders
Army and Navy
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Ohio Ohio governor race hopeful delays decision
Representative Knight of Ohio, a Republican candidate prospect, said he would not decide on entering the Ohio governorship race until Governor Davis clarifies his plans. The statement was issued as Knight weighs the political landscape and potential statewide support.
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Associated Pages
Washington
Knight
Ohio
Davis
Attorneys Win 4000 Dollar Judgment From Chaplin
In Salt Lake City on May 4 a federal court jury awarded Samuel A. King and Russell G. Schulder four thousand dollars for legal fees claimed due from Charles Chaplin. The plaintiffs said they sought twenty six thousand dollars. Sidney Chaplin expressed satisfaction with the verdict, and King indicated no anticipated appeal.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Samuel A. King
Russell G. Schulder
Charles Chaplin
Sidney Chaplin
Mr. King
Chinese and American negotiator sent to Wu Pei Fu forces
Acting Premier Chow Tsu Chi dispatched Roy Anderson an American to negotiate with General Wu Pei Fu s commanders regarding relations with the Peking government, a report from Peking said today. General Wu Pot Fu reportedly turned the right flank of General Chang Tso La s army last evening causing Chang s troops to retreat.
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Roy Anderson
Wu Pei Fu
Associated Press
Peking
Chow Tsu-Chi
the Associatin Press
Wu Pot Fu
Chang Tso- la
Chang
Benevolence Growth Trails Church Operating Costs in Ohio and Kentucky
In Cincinnati area, Methodist Benevolences rose 27 percent since 1919, but church operating expenses climbed 48 percent. The 1921 centenary gifts fell versus 1920, while expenditures on buildings and debts more than doubled from 1919 to 1921. Pastors salaries rose 27 percent as area secretary F I Johnson urged larger contributions to support the centenary program. Area totals show benevolence and operating costs across Northeast Ohio, West Ohio, Ohio, and Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Columbus
F. I. Johnson
Ohio
Kentucky
Northeast Ohio
West Ohio
Break Between Oser And Mathilde Denied
Chicago May 4 reports deny any estrangement between Mathilde McCormick daughter of Harold F McCormick and Max Oser Swiss riding master. Howard Colby, intimate McCormick friend, said no cablegrams from Oser were ignored and the claim had no foundation.
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Paes
Chicago
Mathilde Me Cormick
Harold F. Me Cormick
Max Oser
Oser
Howard Colby
McCormicks
Ministers at Delaware Church Census Maps Converts
Delaware May 4 The Delaware County Church Federation is mapping to win converts as thoroughly as a military campaign. The rural religion census records 61 churches with color coded location maps, household affiliations, and parish relationships, detailing adult non members and children in each community.
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Associated Press
Delaware, O
Delaware County Church Federation
United States
Anil Chariy
Evangelistic Campaign Planned in Delaware County
The county church federation and Ohio Federation of Evangelism coordinate a Delaware county study with maps and lists for church cooperation. They aim to prove the value of system and organization in evangelism and inspire similar efforts in other counties. Rev C W Brough of Tiffin chairs the Ohio Federation campaign with F W Hoffer of Ohio Wesleyan directing the study.
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County Church Federation
Ohio Federation
CIA
Ohio Wesleyan Uniy
Delaware County
Aor
Church
C. W. Brough
Tiffin
Caint
F. W. Hoffer
Ohio Wesleyan University
Detu
Miniature air line rides over Ohio State stadium site
Columbus builds a tiny elevated rail system at 97 and 40 feet to construct a new U shaped stadium with two decks. The $1,000,000 project pours 750 seats daily and aims to host 4,000 spectators for the Michigan Ohio State opening game on October 21.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Stadium
Ohio State University
Michigan
Ohio State
Death notice of Aunt Sally Saunders in Lompoc
Funeral services will be held today for Mrs. Sullie Saunders known as Aunt Sally Saunders a sister of Ann Rutledge the youthful sweetheart of Lincoln A short obituary notes her death in Lompoc California at age 92 and mentions Lincoln era connections from early youth in the community.
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Lompoc
Cal
Abraham Lincoln
Sullie Saunders
Saunders
Sally” Saunders
Ann Rutledge
Lincule
Birth of a New Kansas Party Plans Convention
Topeka May 4 The birth of a new political party in Kansas is scheduled for today. The Concordia Booster Club calls the state convention at Labor Hall to unite taxpayers groups across Kansas. Delegates from every county are expected as the drive unfolds with aims to lower taxes and push platform items like price stabilization and recall provisions. Farmers lead the movement with proposed names including Progressive Commonwealth People’s and American.
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the Associates Press
Topeka
Kansas
Concordia Booster Club
le New Political Organization
Cloud County
I Labor Hall
Union Labor Headquarters
D. R. Coughlin
Booster Club
Coughlin
Man Identified in Ohio River Death Near Cincinnati
The body of a young man bound with rope and wire and shot in the head was found in an Ohio River eddy opposite Cincinnati. Identified as 21 year old auto mechanic Stephen Soldevits of Bevis near Cincinnati by his father. Sloppy identification and missing clothing indicate the killer removed parts of the apparel. Soldevits left home a week ago this Saturday.
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AusociaTeo Paes
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ludlow
Stephen Soldevits
Bevis
Solderus
Pickford Moore Divorce Appeal Refiled In Court
Carson City reports the appeal for the dissolution of the marriage of Mary Pickford and Owen Moore, a motion picture star, was resubmitted to the supreme court. Attorney General Leonard Fowler leads the case as it returns to high court for decision.
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Carson City
Leonard Fowler
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Supreme Court
Premier Lening Wants Recognition and Calls for Aid
Soviet representatives said the allied note to Muana was telegraphed to Moscow. They indicated Premier Lening may accept if full recognition and adequate financial aid are granted. Delegates questioned the sufficiency of aid and contemplated offers on concessions as a basis for future policy.
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Associated Press
Genga
Muana
Moscow
Exchange
Lening
Russia
Harding repudiates Hulls verdict in Indiana primary
Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic national committee, said the Indiana primary result showing Beveridge defeating Senator New was a plain repudiation of the Harding administration by Indiana Republicans. Hull argued New’s campaign was a test of the administration and expected embarrassment for the White House. He noted Beveridge’s nomination over New as easier for voters to judge against ex Governor Samuel M. Ralston.
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Associaten
Washington
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Albert J. Baveridge
Senator New
Indiana
Harding
Mr. Hull
Arms Question To Be Discussed At Meeting
Washington May 4 The scope of arming limits among American republics is under review for the Pan American conference to be held in Santiago Chile next March. No decision yet on including disarmament in the program though several suggestions have reached the program committee chaired by Senor Hathieu the Chilean ambassador. Youngstown Rev B F Lamb executive secretary of the Ohio State Federation of Churches will speak at the Federated Churches annual meeting May 5.
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Associated Press
Washington
Santiago
Chile
Senor Hathieu
Youngstown
B.F. Lamb
Ohio State Federation of Churches
Federated Churches
City of Peking Surrounded by Wu Forces
May 4 in Peking troops under General Wu Pei Fu have surrounded the city and Chang Teo Lin's forces nearby are scattered. All railway traffic out of Peking is suspended as Admiral Struss orders a move out by automobile to Tien Tsin.
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Associated Press
Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Teo Lin
Sob Ders
Struss
United States Asiatic Flont
Tien-Taia
Bonus bill to be submitted by senate finance committee
Washington May 4 Chairman McComber of the senate finance committee was authorized to present his soldier bonus plan with bank loan provisions as the committee draft. Senator Smoot of Utah said he would also lay before the president his own plan providing a 20 year endowment life insurance package without loan provisions. McComber will be accompanied to the White House by other committee members to urge approval of the draft closely matching the house measure.
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Associates Press
Washington
McComber
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
White House
Willisk
Harding
House
Jess Smith Suffering Appendicitis In Washington Affair
May 4 Jess Smith of Washington D C closely affiliated with Attorney General Daugherty was removed to a hospital yesterday with appendicitis. His condition improved today though it was not clear if an operation would be needed.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Jess Smith
Washington D. 1
Daugherty
Chillicothe Man Sentenced in DUI Case
Henry Spencer of Chillicothe was sentenced to 1% day in jail on charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Spencer, arrested April 10, has been in city prison since then. the judge noted time already served in custody.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Henry Spencer
Chillicothe
Spencer
Gia Bentenbe
John McCormack Sails For Rest To Regain Health
Haggard Irish tenor John McCormack sails with Mrs McCormack and children toward the Riviera to recuperate for the summer or longer. If health returns he will give two concerts for charity.
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TWE Associated Press
New York
Haggard
Wan
John McCormack
Riveria
Mre. McCormack
Gwendolyn
Kevin
Cyril
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