Allied ultimatum to Germany on reparations
London May 5 Allied powers issue ultimatum to Germany demanding a clear reply by May 12 on fulfilling Versailles treaty reparations. If refused the allies threaten occupation of the Ruhr Valley and further military and naval actions. The reparations terms will be set by the reparations commission by tomorrow. The ultimatum was delivered to German ambassador Dr. Stuhmer in London.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Ruhy
Dr. Stuhmer
Plating Site Planned for Osborn Town Move
Xenia May 6 The platting of a 129 acre site near Fairfield for the town of Osborn is under way to make way for flood protection in the Mimi conserv ancy district. The new town lots streets and alleys will be laid out over about three weeks with full move not expected for two years.
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Fresc
Xenia
Fairfield
Osborn
Mimi Conservancy District
Plane Crash Kills mail flyer in Cheyenne flight
An air mail pilot, Walter M. Bunting, was killed when his aircraft overturned during takeoff in Rock Springs. The plane crashed to the ground as he prepared for a flight to Cheyenne.
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Bann Rock Springs
Wye
Walter M. Bunting
Cheyenne
Slacker Lit Goes On Record In Congressional Action
In Washington on May 5 the War Department slackers list will be published in the Congressional Record. Rep. Johnson of South Dakota asked for publication in the House with no objection.
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Associated Pros
the Banner
Washington
War Department
Congressional Record
House
Rep
Johnson
South Dakota
Wage Cut Rapped by AFL Leader Over U S Steel Decrease
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor condemned U S Steel Corporation for a wage cut effective May 16 saying there is no justification for the 20 per cent reduction in workers pay.
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Washington
Steel Trust
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
U. S. Steel Corporation
Jersey City Woman Cop Fends Off Lynch Mob
Miss Marr Lauder a Jersey City detective confronted a mob of about 200 angry residents while arresting Abraham Johnson for divorce conduct. He assaulted her and knocked out a fire captain before she drew her pistol to restore order. Johnson was found guilty of misdemeanor conduct and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse. Lauder did not press assault charges.
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Miss Lauder
Johnson
Misa Lauder
Columbus police urge wireless station plan
Columbus Chief of Police French urges a city wireless station to aid crime suppression and intercity reporting. He cites nationwide movement to divide the country into wireless zones with in touch stations and says even poorer departments could operate such a unit. He will attend a New York convention May 3 to pursue details.
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Columbus
French
New York
Pioneer Rail Leader Howard A How ard Dies at 62
Chicago dignitary A How ard longtime vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad died at his home on Wednesday. A pioneer railroad executive, his death marks a notable loss in national transportation leadership.
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Asm
Chicago
S—Kimer’ A. Howard
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Wednowiay
Fehrenbach Cabinet Resigns but Keeps Functioning in Germany
Berlin May 5 the cabinet of Chancellier Fehrenbach which tendered its resignation to President Ebert remained in office at the president's request while a new ministry is organized. The question of forming a new government and its reliance on the benevolent neutrality of the majority Socialists is widely discussed as Germany faces signing the reparations protocol.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Chaneslier Fehrenbach
Ebert
Reichstag
Germany
Dagmar Perkins
National Association For the Improvement of
Sie Saya
New York
French Academy
Misa Dagmar
Harvard
Universite Normale
Paris
Studio Fe
United States Asks Study of Allied Invite to World Talks
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, delivered the allied powers invitation to the state department. The administration withheld a decision pending study of the invitation. Some officials suggested acceptance of mandate principles might be required for participation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Auckland Geddes
State Department
United States
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Council of Ambassadors
Hughes
Explosion Kills Two at Scranton Oil Plant
In Scranton Pennsylvania at the Diamond Oil and Paint plant a gasoline tank exploded causing two deaths Miss Anna Cummings and William McGee age 18. Two workers were injured and two unaccounted for. Fire nearly destroyed the building. Black Diamond Silico plant nearby escaped damage. Oil company loss estimated at 150000 dollars.
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Scranton
Diamond Oil and Paint Company
Anna Cummings
William Mc Gee
Black Diamond Silico Company
Diane
Oil Company
Arbitration Board Cuts Pay in Chicago
An arbitration board reduced weekly pay by 4.25 for each of the four major Chicago printing permits. The panel consisted of four employer‑selected members, four union‑selected members, and a neutral arbiter chosen by the others.
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Chicago
Napoleon Bonaparte Death Remembered On Saint Helena
One hundred years after Napoleon Bonaparte died at age 62 on Saint Helena. The obituary recalls his rise to power, the last hours, and famed words teetering between life and death. Biographers and Victor Hugo are cited noting his fame and fall, with reflections on God and universal upheaval following Waterloo.
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Napoleon Boneparte
St. Helena
Munster
Europe
Arne
Napoleon
Madame Bertrand
Ama
Victor Hugo
Weillington
Bluner
God
Waterloo
Miners Wages Won’t Be Cut Declared by Lewis
Indianapolis May 5 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America stated that organized miners wages will not be reduced. He noted current wages are fixed by the U S coal commission and the agreement runs until March 31 1982 urging coal consumers not to delay purchases hoping for a wage cut.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
United States Coal Commission
Ingoma Fire Rescue Sparks Emergency at Sea
The Harrison line steamer Ingoma, after a 100 mile dash to Falmouth, saved 88 passengers and crew when fire broke out. The blaze was found while passengers slept, and the captain kept the danger hidden until boats were ready for launch.
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Falmouth
England
Harrison Line
Ingoma
Yessi
Democrats seek referendum on reorganization bill in Ohio
George White of Marietta chairs a meeting of state central and executive committees in Columbus to plan attack on the emergency reorganization bill. Newton Baker and Hugh Nichols are expected to present plans. W. W. Durbin of Kenton signals statewide demand for a referendum.
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Associated Press
Bannery
Kenton
Arnstein Found Guilty in Bond Theft Conspiracy Trial
Arnstein and four co defendants were convicted by a DC jury after 40 minutes deliberation on charges of conspiring to bring stolen securities into the district. Co defendants include Nick Cohn David Sullivan W W Easterday and Norman Bowles. A NY trial is planned next with a $5 million Well Street bond theft linked case.
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Washington
Jeles W
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia
Nick Cohn
David W. Sullivan
W. W. Easterday
Norman 3. Bowles
New York
Big Six Track Meet at Ohio State May 27
Ohio colleges prepare for the Big Six track meet at Ohio State University on May 27. The freshman sophomores tug of war will open the day with losers marched into a small lake. A fraternity singing contest and a campus gathering follow near the university lake amphitheater.
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Presa
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Holstein Cow Grace Darling Hengerveld Sets Record
Grace Darling Hengerveld, a nine year old Holstein cow owned by the Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster, has produced twelve calves in five sets and two singles. Her private milk record stands at 17,135 pounds with 802 pounds of butter in a year. Her daughter has a semi official record of 20,800 pounds of milk and 943 pounds of butter.
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Tey
Presa
Banners Wooster
Grace Darling Hengerveld
Ohio Experiment Station
Levee Break Floods Area North of Georgetown
About 150 feet of the White River levee five miles above Georgetown breached yesterday flooding a large area. In Cleveland a costly claim was made that the city’s smoke control program costs $20 million annually, per engineer James H. Herron.
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Helena
Ark
White River
Georgetown
Cleveland
James H. Herron
New York Hit by Big Storm
Property damage estimated at more than 1 000 000 dollars resulted from a heavy rain and wind storm that struck New York last night. Telephone and power lines were blown down and many localities were left without service or transportation today.
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Associated Srees
Danner
New York
Riots in Jaffa Leave 40 Dead as Martial Law Proclaimed
Jerusalem dispatches report that Jaffa remains unsettled after rioting with clashes between Moslems and Jews continuing. Martial law has been proclaimed and more troops are arriving. So far 40 killed and over 200 wounded.
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London
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Public Works Urged as Unemployment Remedy by AFL Leader
Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor urged development of public works across the United States as a remedy for unemployment. He spoke at the opening of the Federation executive council's ten day session in Cincinnati May 5.
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Associated Press
Bannert
Cincinnati
United States
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Fed+eration
Executive Council
Probe into Rail Cost Planned by Senate Committee
The special senate investigating committee will examine higher railroad operating costs and the use of outside firms for repairs. Chairman Cummins said managers will be asked to explain why costs last year rose to about 36 billion dollars, an increase near one billion. Nomination confirmed: Montgomery Schuyler of New York named minister to El Salvador by the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Cummins
Montgomery Schuyler
New York
Salvador Tas
Northern Ohio Traction Co Plans to Run Cars Soon
Canton May 5 official announcement that Northern Ohio Traction Co will operate on city and interurban lines as soon as arrangements are made. Strike of 1100 platform men crippled Akron Canton Massillon routes and interurban service. company says strike not authorized by national association and appeals to Mayor for police protection during resumption efforts.
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Associated
Ranger
Canton
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Soen Am
Akron
Massillon
Cleveland
Uhrichsville
Akron City
Moog
National Association
Blinn
Witter Joy Day
Invitation to appoint reps to allied councils sent
Formal invitation was cabled to the American state department in Washington by the supreme allied council. The notice requests appointment of representatives to the supreme allied council the council of ambassadors and the allied reparations commission.
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Associated Press
London
Supreme Allied Council
Council of Ambassadors
American State Department
Wash [Ington
Warine Strike Spreads as Ship Labor Battle Grows
Associated Press reports failure of Washington talks to end a May 1 strike protest over a 15 percent wage cut. Union leaders say more ships and sailors are leaving, engines short, and replacements scarce. Owners claim the situation is under control and recruiting bureaus are flooded with applications.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Ee Ae
Farmers May Combine to Market Agricultural Products
Washington May 5 A bill allowing farmers to combine into operative associations to market agricultural products without antitrust restrictions was passed by the House and now goes to the Senate. The vote was 384 to 49.
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Washington
Bousa
Senate
Stormy seas lash Jersey coast ships on long voyages
A gale of force battered the New Jersey coast and nearby sea routes late Wednesday affecting numerous vessels, including coastwise shipping lanes from New York to the harbor areas. Reports indicate strong winds and rough seas impacting maritime traffic along the coastline.
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New York
New Jersey
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