Hughes to deliver keynote at New York Republican convention
Charles Evans Hughes will speak tonight in New York as the keynote at the Republican state convention. He will outline the three year record of the Coolidge administration and seek support for a return to the White House. The speech bears the "OK C C" legend and aims to emphasize tariff, tax cuts, and foreign policy stability.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
White House
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
OK C. C
Coolidge
Rtepublican
Hughes
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
Maine
Pepper
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Daugherty
O. K
America
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Cleveland
National Motorists and Automobile Associations to Merge
Committees from the American Automobile Association and the National Motorists Association will begin consolidation steps at a hotel conference in Columbus. One representative from each group plus 10 members from the original committee will attend with E. C. Blest of Dallas as chairman and Charles C. Jones of Columbus as secretary.
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Columbus
American Automobile Association
National Motorists Association
Hotel Deshleruyiday
Chicago
E. C. Blest
Dallas
Tex
Charles C. Jones
Ohio State seniors named for Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Eight Ohio State University seniors are recommended for membership in Omicron Kappa Upsilon honorary dental fraternity. Names include George C Paften barger McArthur and Kenneth Gillett Athens.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
George C Paftenbarger
McArthur
Kenneth Gillettc
Athens
Fall Bought Like Steer A Charge Fired
H. W. Ballard told the senate public lands committee that before the 1920 Republican convention a deal existed to appoint Albert B. Fall as secretary of the interior. He said interests promised a Teapot Dome lease and that he learned of the plan from Jake Hannon in Ardmore Oklahoma after the convention.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Albert B. Fall
Interior
H. W. Ballard
Los Angeles
Senate Public Lands Committee
Ballard
Jake Hannon
Teapot Dome
Jake ‘Hannon
Republican Nation
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Albert Fall
Hamon
Inside story of Ohio whiskey deals tied to Daugherty aides
Cecil H. Kearns testified before the Wheeler-Brookhart committee that illicit whiskey schemes in Ohio involved close friends of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Kearns, paroled from Atlanta for dry law violations, alleged the prohibition act was openly broken in exchange for campaign contributions. He named Abe Ungerleider of Cleveland, who allegedly expected his $50,000 to be recovered in liquor ventures.
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Washington
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Wheleer-Brookhart Committee
Cecil H. ‘Kearns
Toledo
Atlanta
Kearns
Abe Ungerleider
Cleveland
Pomeroy Tale: Williams to Wed in Minneapolis
Jacob Williams son of late John and Mrs. Williams, longtime Minersville residents, rose from printer to minister and district superintendent. He plans to wed Miss Gertrude Victoria Fredin of Duluth on April 16, drawing warm congratulations from hometown friends.
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Pomeroy, O
Jacob Williams
John Williams
Minersville
Devil Boy
Pomeroy
Gwennie
Mineapolis
Minn
Gertrude Victoria Fredin
Louluth
Williams
Japan Exclusion Bill Sparks Bipartisan Senate Push
Tokyo protests to seek joint conference if the U S exclusion bill passes the Senate and Coolidge signs it. Congress moves to enact a strong Japanese immigration ban citing a reported note from Ambassador Hanihara as a decisive factor and recalls of the envoy looming. The letter triggers sharp warnings of grave consequences and tests sovereign rights across Republican and Democratic ranks.
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H. K. Reynolds
SN. S
Tokio
Japan
United States
Joint Commission
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
Hughes
Lodge
Hanihara
District Creamery Owners Meet in Athens Wednesday
Creamery owners and managers from eleven Southern Ohio counties will meet in Athens on Wednesday to discuss Prof. K B Stoltz suggestions that farmers should deliver cream twice weekly for churning. The aim is to raise Ohio butter quality and address sour versus sweet cream. Attendees include representatives from Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Pike Perry Scioto and Vinton counties.
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Columbus
K. B. Stoltz
Department of Dairying
Ohio State University
Quijuto
Ohio
Athens
Prof
Stoltz
Athens Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs Pike Perry
Floss
Scioto
Vinton Counties
Virginia Caldwell Wins Ohio Essay Prize on Highway Habits
Virginia Caldwell of the Lincoln School Lisbon captured first prize a gold medal and fifteen dollars for the best essay on Highway Habits I Should Learn among Ohio school pupils. Elizabeth Wirth of Galloway took second prize.
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Columbus, CO
Virginia Caldwell
Lincoln School
Lisbon
Ohio
Elizabeth Wirth
Galloway
Hugo Stinnes Dies as Germany’s Industrial Builder
ARTHUR BRISBANE reports Hugo Stinnes, famed German industrialist, died after a life of vast global holdings. Stock traders offered bribes for news of his condition as Berlin markets tumbled. His properties in Russia, Austria, Mexico, and South America will be divided, and no monument will be erected in his memory.
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Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
Russia
Austria
Mexico
South America
World
Kaiger
Stinnes
Troys
Immigration bill tops Tokyo cabinet as senate action shocks officials
In Tokyo, officials and newspapers reacted to the US senate's immigration bill. A high official said the matter was too grave for comment while papers reported the question dominated a lengthy cabinet session. Premier Matsui was expected to issue a statement outlining government action.
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TOKIO
Foreign Office
United States Senate
Matsui
Currency Market Cables and Checks Report
New York on April 15 reports demand sterling at 4344 with France cables 617 and checks 616 per cent. Lire cables 44514 with checks 445. Belgian cables 534 and checks 633 per cent. Marks noted at 0.000,0000 per million guilder cables 3718 and checks 3715. Swedish krona cables 2640 and checks 2636.
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New York
France
Britain Ready to Support Dawes Plan in Full
Premier Ramsey MacDonald told the House of Commons that Britain is prepared to back the Dawes reparations plan in its entirety if other key nations do the same. He praised the expert report as unbiased and well considered after days of cabinet study since its publication.
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London
Ramsey MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Britain
MacDonald
Europe
Home from San Toy With the Smallpox
George Wilbarger of Hedford township near Fiora is quarantined in the Foreman home for smallpox after returning from San Toy in the Hocking valley. The health officer went out Saturday afternoon to implement the quarantine and necessary precautions.
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Pomeroy
George Wilbarger
Fiora
Hedford Township
San Toy
Hocking Valley
Foster praises immigration bill and citizenry in Congress
Congressman Foster spoke in favor of the Johnson immigration bill, noting labor conditions in southeastern Ohio. He cited ancestors Ebenezer Foster a Minute Man at Lexington and Sallie Foster a pioneer schoolteacher, arguing the issue is not origin or duration but whether one is a good American citizen.
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Washington
Foster
Johnson
House of
Missing Logan Girl Found After Night Chase
Mary Downey, a 16 year old reported missing from Logan, was found by Detective McFarland Sunday night. She claimed abduction from Pittsburgh and named Virginia Brown, but investigators traced inconsistencies leading to reunion with her aunt Miss Emma Downey in Athens.
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Logan
Mary Downey
FE. S. McFarland
McFarland
Athens
Pomeroy
Albany
Pittsburgh
Virginia Brown
Emma Downey
Fittsburgh
State Supreme Court Limits Telegraph Loss Recovery
In Columbus on April 15 the state supreme court ruled that losses by Western Union Telegraph patrons due to telegram transmission errors may not be recovered for more than 59 dollars, limiting damages and setting a regional precedent.
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Columbus
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Supreme Court
Demand dry plank urged at Republican women rally
April 15 in Cleveland Ohio a call was made for a dry plank to be inserted in the Republican national platform at the June 10 meeting. The appeal came during the Political Plattsburg gathering of Republican women.
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Cleveland. O
Republican Nations
Plattsburg
Joe’s Journeys Across Arctic Waters
A short note follows Joe as he travels for four and a half years from the Arctic Ocean north of Siberia to the East Greenland current. The voyage traces shift in sea routes and long voyage endurance.
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Joe
Arctic Ocean
Siberia
Greenland
Miners Deny Joint Meeting With Operators in Sub-District
In Murray City on April 15 the miners rejected a referendum proposing a joint meeting with operators. The tally 1793 to 1608 was announced by Conrad Wein, secretary treasurer. Only 89 of 178 local unions voted, with under one third of miners participating.
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Murray City
Conrad Wein
Worthy Parker
Glounter
Robert Bell
American Trade Favor Desired Says Gary After South American Tour
New York April 18 E H H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp returned from a tour of South America and warned that North and South American business ties are not close enough. He suggested Americans may share some responsibility as Latins appeared eager to cultivate U S friendship.
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New York
E. H H. Gary
UT. &. Steel Corporation
South American
North
South America
Education Board appoints Kerr as superintendent
Martins Ferry Ohio April 15 reports the Board of Education elects FE HM Kerr of Wellington as superintendent for the coming year. Kerr succeeds KR C Maston who moves to Elyria.
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Martins Ferry
Board of Education Today
HM. Kerr
Wellington
Kerr
KR. C. Maston
Elyria
Downtown Pittsburgh fires cause 700000 in damage
Two fires in the downtown district caused about 700000 in damage and were with difficulty prevented from spreading to adjacent buildings.
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Pittsburgh
Meigs Board Fails to Pick School Leader at Meeting
Pomeroy Ohio April 18 The Meigs County school board discussed selecting a county superintendent. Current official Mr Wagner was offered a two year contract but requested a three year term with higher pay. The decision was postponed to the May meeting for further consideration.
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Pomeroy
Wagner
Brewery on liner to brew beer on return voyage
Bremen Germany aboard the North German Lloyd Stuttgart a complete brewing plant is installed for the outward trip beer is brewed on the ship for passengers on the return voyage from New York due to prohibition restrictions on bringing beer aboard outbound.
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Bremen
Germany
Lloyd Stuttgart
New York
Bonus Given Right of Way Over Tax Reduction in the Program
Washington April 15 Granted priority over tax reduction the soldiers bonus bill was moved into the Senate hopper with strong signals it will pass before Saturday. A poll of the upper chamber shows few votes against it though a presidential veto remains possible. The main fight is over dropping paid up insurance for cash payments to veterans as Republicans oppose cash payments and expect the president to veto the insurance provision.
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National Capital
Washington
Senate
Ani
Thaw Sanity Plea Trial Opens In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 15 the Thaw sanity plea trial resumes with defense chief Arthur G. Dickson arguing that sexual perversion is not insanity. Evelyn Nesbit plans to testify to reveal Thaw’s past to prevent release and protect her son Russell William Thaw. Dr. Charles K. Mills was expected to finish his testimony.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Arthur G. Dickson
Pittsburgh
Kirkbrides Asylum
Stanford White
Thaw
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry KX
New York
Wifkek
Miss Nesbit
Russell William Thaw
Charles K. Mills
Marshall Daughter Born in Athens
Mr and Mrs Cecil Marshall of Athens announce the birth of a daughter at Sheltering Arms hospital on Monday with the newborn welcomed by family and friends.
Recall of Logan’s Shops Workers After Suspension
Logan Co announces an order posted at the Hocking division calling 31 car men back to work. Workers will return Wednesday after recent layoffs in the blacksmith department.
Woman Confesses in Cory Bank Daylight Robbery
Findlay police report a 35 year old woman confessed to aiding a daylight bank robbery at Cory Bank with Donald Tucker. A 700 dollar haul was obtained, the woman and Tucker used a car and a gun during the escape. Tucker was arrested and money was recovered from a brother.
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Findlay
Anderson
Donald Tucker
Cory Bank
Tucker
Ato Brother
Atvernens Hs
Gigeyy
Rae
Murden Can
Local Sheriff Deputy Change Noted in County Affairs
Fragmentary report mentions Jomeroy O Weaver as deputy sheriff and Reeves related to a peat project. It notes an increased salary at Cooper Auto Agency and a county commission decision with Weaver resigning and Meinhart succeeding, with ordination in the day.
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Jomeroy
Weaver
Reeves
Peat
Cooper Auto Agency
Day
Meinhart
Rrhart
Hart
Britain and Conte Expanding Electric Roads Project
Britain and Conte announce a broad electrification push with new road lines and power systems. Officials say the program will create jobs, modernize transport, and boost regional grids while coordinating with industry partners and local authorities.
Fragmented OCR note on a booklet about home gardening
A damaged OCR fragment discusses an old house and a booklet on uses or care. Content is garbled with stray phrases and unclear references to a pamphlet, flowers, boxes, and a prope or address.
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