Best Men Will Be Picked for Big State Jobs in Ohio
Columbus April 13 The governor announced that the eight state departments created by the re organization bill will be headed by the very best men from Ohio. Appointments will be announced after clarifying changes pass the senate. Rumors named Boyd Waite as a possible head for commerce or finance and others include Percy Tetlow for industrial relations E R haw Akron health health Dr A W man and L C Herrick for highways with L J Ker or George Stauffer linked to agriculture.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
House
Senate
Boyd Waite
Department of Commerce
Nance
Department of Industrial Rations
Percy Tetlow
Columbina County
Mine Workers of America
Department of Welfare
E.&. Haw
Akron
Department of Health
A. W. Man
State Health Missioner
Department of Highways
L. C. Herrick
York
Department of Agriculture
L. J. Ker
Barnesville
Ohio State Grange
George Stauffer
Ottawa
Estabrook to Head Combined Agriculture Markets Bureau
Leon M. Estabrook, long time chief of the bureau of crop estimates, will become associate chief of the new bureau of markets on July 1 as the bureau of estimates and bureau of markets merge by act of Congress. Estabrook has served seventeen years in the bureau of estimates.
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Leon M. Estabrook
Bureau of
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Estabrook
Bureau of Estimates
Baby is legally given to new parents in probate court
Cleveland April 13 three months old Doris Lembach becomes Clara Meredith as Mr and Mrs Sembach surrender custody after Judge Hadden signs over ownership to Mr and Mrs Meredith following unemployment and inability to care for the child. Merediths pay 3.50 court costs. Lembach couple depart for South Carolina with sorrow and hope.
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Cleveland
Doris Lembach
Michael Sembach
Hadden
John Meredith
Lembach
Doris
Merediths
Meredith
Clara Meredith
Harding Now Watching Congress For Reaction To His First Message
Police in Cleveland search all autos for the car believed to have carried the murdered Mrs. Margaret Cook to a Chester avenue hallway. Coroner Hammond says she was beaten to death and detectives examine vehicles for bloodstains and possible hit by a car. The body will be sent to Washington for burial. her daughter lives there.
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Cleveland
Margaret Cook
Chester Avenue
Hammond
Cook
Park
Camden
N. J
Washington
Panholzer
Harding weighs sending Versailles treaty to Senate with reservations
President Harding considers returning the Versailles treaty to the Senate with Lodge style reservations to limit the league covenant and protect American interests. A favorable Senate reception could push ratification with changes, while irreconcilable opposition would end hopes for U S ratification. The move follows talks with Secretary Hughes and Hoover's stance against full rejection.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
United States
Tie
Germany
Hughes
Hoover
Knox offers resolution to end war with Germany
Senator Knox introduced a simple declaratory resolution in Washington to terminate the war with Germany. The measure omits the policy declaration Harding urged and drops the old call to fix a termination date and to push treaties of amity and commerce.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Germany
Harding
Austria
Paris Midi Reacts to Congressional Message
In a Paris report dated April 13, Midi notes the absence of a son for triumph or alarm, interpreting the French stance on a congressional message as a mid road declaration amid political tensions.
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Paris Midi
Declaran
Ing
Congress
Ohio Legion Auxiliary Adopts Constitution at Final Session
In Columbus on April 13 the women's auxiliary of the American Legion of Ohio completed its final session, handling constitution and other organization business.
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Columbus
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion of Ohio
Rain Expected Across Eastern U S on Thursday
The weather forecast calls for general showers Thursday in the eastern half of the United States, excluding New England. Michigan may see snow, and rain is predicted in the southern region tonight.
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United States
New England
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Humane Week Observed Aims at Kindness to Animals
National Humane week is observed across the United States with programs in schools theaters and churches. Public messages urge kindness to animals as a reflection of character and cruelty is discussed as a moral issue.
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United States
Free Corn Meal Booklet Promises Kitchen Wisdom
The government offers a free booklet from the Washington Information Bureau detailing corn meal recipes such as corn pone corn dodger and spoon bread plus dishes like polenta and Boston brown bread. It highlights corn meal as a nation’s staple and invites readers to send name and two cents for postage to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington, D C.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Four killed as switch engine strikes car in Covington
Four persons died and five others were injured when a switch engine struck a car at the Pike street and Russell avenue crossing in Covington Kentucky near Cincinnati. Victims were Virginia Murray Florence Kemper Dr James Heavers and Charles Mile Jr. others hospitalized and injured. Police investigate why safety gates were not lowered at the busy crossing.
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Cincinnati
Pike Street
Russell Avenue
Covington
Virginia Murray
Florence Kemper
James Heavers
Newport
Charles Mile Jr
S. Elizabeth Hospital
Dixie Highway
Ben Schariman
C. & O. Crossing
Covington and
Delta Tau Delta Dinner Planned at Chapter House
Athens alumni of Delta Tau Delta will hold a dinner Thursday at 5 30 P M at the chapter house.
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Athens
Delta Tau Delta
Cuba to tap $20 million loan to back sugar crop
Havana April 13 A huge loan possibly up to 20 million dollars is expected to be arranged in New York to tide Cuba through its financial crisis. The funds will back Cuba’s sugar marketing with large shipments of sugar sent to the United States as security as warehouse certificates lose value here.
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Havana
Cuba
New York
United States
Sam McGee Detained After Late Night Telephoned Complaint
Police officers respond to a late night call and pick up Sam McGee, described as colored, who was found drunk on the side porch of Sam Stevenson's house. Officer Cady and Chief Graham report the incident after a telephoned complaint.
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Sam McGee
Cady
Graham
McGee
Sam Stevenson
Britain unsettled by Harding peace plan on reparations
London dispatch reports Britain disturbed by President Harding's peace recommendations with the central powers. Officials reassure, yet belief grows that Germany may evade reparations. Definite rejection of the League of Nations fuels view that America will let Europe settle with Germany.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Harding
Germany
League of Nations
America
Husband Partly Paid for Wife's Affections Suit
In Moundsville West Virginia on April 13 a sensational alienation of a wife's affection suit between Cameron and Otis Gallantine ended with a verdict of 3000 dollars in favor of Wylie W Hinerman. The court overruled a motion for new trial and hinted the case would go to the state supreme court.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Cameron
Wylie W. Hinerman
Otis Gallantine
State Supreme Court
Odd Fellows Hold Major Meeting to Initiate Class
Athens Encampment I. O. C. F. No. 175 held a special communication Saturday afternoon with work in all three degrees by special dispensation of the Grand Chief Patriarch. A class of twelve candidates from Glouster New Marshfield Stewart and Athens. dinner served by Rebekahs. degree work resumed and finished by eleven.
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Athens
I. 0
C. F. No
Glouster
New Marshfield
Stewart
Ladies of the Rebekahs
Order of the Odd Fellows
Trials Delayed to July in Matewan Murder Case
Sid Hatfield and 23 charged with murder of seven Baldwin Felts detectives in Matewan had their trial postponed to the July term by mutual agreement. David Stokes remains home sick, prompting the postponement as all defendants renew bonds and return home after court session.
Rescue Hopes Fading for Colonel Bowie Crew
Port Arthur Texas April 13 The search for 19 crewmen aboard the steamship Colonel Bowie, reported sunk yesterday, faded as a radio message from Port Avis said no deck officers were saved to provide location details for rescue ships.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Colonel Bowie
Port Avis
Farm Help Easier to Get This Season
Washington reports farm labor is plentiful and cheaper this season with shortages only in isolated spots. Illinois Ohio and other states note workers hold out for high wages, but nationwide labor supply exceeds demand.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Ohio
Food price toll hits consumers nationwide
Washington reports price data show middle men levy a 21 percent toll on food and meat staples across the United States. Secretary of Labor Davis cites failures in price drops for consumers versus materials, with consumer levels near 13 percent above wholesale costs due to re consignments and high freight. The Federal Trade Commission study cites open price fixing and re consignments as drivers of the gap between consumer and producer prices.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Washington
United States
Davis
Davis’ Department
Harding
Congress
Eee
Ithe Prep Mae
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Students to Debate Philippine Independence Tonight
In Ewing Hall at Ohio University two teams from Professor Homer Cherrington's English class will debate the resolution That the Philippines should be given their independence immediately. The affirmative team is Leopold Dean Dorsey and Stansfield. The negative team is M Bush G Bush Sauer and Kesler. The public is invited.
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Philippines
Ewing Hall
Homer Cherrington
Ohio University
Leopold
Dean
Dorsey
Stansfield
M. Bush
G. Bush
Sauer
Kesler
Building Fine Home on West State Street
Mr Edward C Schloss has begun the erection of a new eight room two story residence on West State street on the lot adjoining and west of the old Zenner home. The lower part will be red brick and the upper part gray stucco.
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Edward C. Schloss
West State Street
Zenner
Ohio contractor claims high state highway project failures
In Columbus on April 13 H P Streicher of Toledo testified before the legislative committee investigating the state highway department. He said eighty percent of contractors doing state highway work have gone broke, citing widespread financial distress among builders.
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Columbus
H. P. Streicher
Toledo
State Highway Department
Glass Prices Fall As American Makers Face Tariffs
A traveling salesman explains a 20 percent price cut on glass after years of 400 percent over prewar prices. He says American producers kept prices high by limiting supply, pushing imports down, and seeking tariff protection from President Harding, who notes a list of manufacturers deserving aid is lacking.
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Washington
Harding
Mr. Harding
Prohibition Advocate Predicts Dry Victory in England
William (Pussyfoot) Johnson argues the labor strike is driven by alcohol and predicts a dry win in England's elections. He sails from New York for an eight month world tour to push prohibition in England Ireland Wales New Zealand and India while noting bootlegging thrives in the United States.
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United Préne Geedent
Westerville
William
Pussyfoot) Johnson
England
Windsor
New York
Ireland
Wales
New Zealand
India
United States
Lloyd George
Canton chosen as Eastern Ohio Voca tional Training HQ
Canton selected as the Canton Federal board of vocational training for service men orients as the Eastern Ohio headquarters. The move designates Canton to oversee veteran training programs in the region.
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Canton
Federal Board of Vocational Training
Eastern
Ohio
Baby Injured When Car Hits Go-Cart in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, Mrs. Lottie Haas wheeling her 11 month old daughter Mary Louise Haas was knocked by a car at Gilbert and Lincoln avenues. The go-cart vanished then the car was raised off it. The child remained conscious with a fractured skull and was taken to General Hospital. Mrs. Haas suffered cuts and bruises.
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Cincinnati
Gilbert and
Lincoln Avenues
Lottie Haas
Mary Louise Haas
Miners and Allies Set National Strike Across Britain
Britain faces a triple alliance strike as miners railway workers and transport staff pledge to stop work at 10 P M Friday. Negotiations with the government collapsed with ministers rejecting mine profits pooling and warning of armed protection for nonstrikers.
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ED L. Keen
London
Britiel
Transpore
Effenve
Triple Alliance
Triple All
Mit
Lloyd George
Ae George
Pat
Unés
Widow Receives Ohio Award for Husband's Death
In Columbus on April 13 Elizabeth Bishop was awarded 5.60 by the Ohio state industrial commission for the death of her husband Charles Bishop, a Dewitt & Boden employee who was killed at the Athens company mill near Carpenter in December. The award is designated for his widow.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Bishop
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Charles Bishop
Dewitt & Boden
Athens
Bishop
Dundas
Carpeter
Com
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Odd Fellows
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Princess Xenia OF
Greece
Teddy
Mrs
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