Taxwatter tax committee meets to narrow amendments
Members of the joint legislative tax committee subcommittee in Cleveland plan to approve three amendments and leave one for the larger panel. The group faced 14 proposals, while the session heard an ultimatum from Charles Breemer about church-property exemptions.
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Cleveland
Joint Legislative Tax Committee
Joseph J. Rowe
Rowe
Charles Breemer
House
Mrs Harding Charms Visitors as White House Host
Mrs. Harding is described as the most democratic hostess in the White House. She enjoys spontaneous visits, greets sightseers in the East Room, and leads visitors on informal tours. The president’s physician notes her high energy and need for rest, while she also enjoys motor trips and social calls with Mrs. George B. Christian Jr. in Washington and Marion.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Mrs. Harding
George B. Christian, Jr
Marion
Harding
Athens Opens Season Against Shawnee Five At Armory
Athens High faces a seasoned Shawnee quintet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Armory for the first workout of the season. Coach Torrance will field a new Athens lineup with Bat Vin at forward and Brooks or Hughes, guards to be decided. Kahler and McKinley will anchor center as the team tests several other players.
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Athens High
John Hancock
Pix Vhcea
Armory
Athens
Athens Hive
My County
Torrance
Bat- Vin
Brooks
Hughes
Shafer
Ibox
Sharp
Cowen
Kahler
McKinley
More Fine Books Presented to Canaan School
Ezra Walker of West Washington street Athens presents Canaan township high school with ten large volumes of Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War. Books have blue covers and show actual photographs of battles and generals with clear type. May be combined with last year's gifts. W B Golden helped assemble the high school library.
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Canaanville
R. Ezra Walker
West Washton Street
Athens
Canaan Township High School
Miller
W. B. Golden
Ohio coal campaign urged to boost state industry
A public forum letter from W. J. Wright of Buchtel Ohio dated December 15 1921 urges a ninety day state wide campaign to promote Ohio coal. The writer argues five nearby mines yield about 25 days of work in 1921 due to West Virginia coal competition and predicts improved business and prosperity for Athens County if Ohio coal is favored.
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Ohio
Mesenger Ders
Athens County
Buchtel
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
W. J. Wright
Buchtel, C
Appointment to West Point From Ohio and New York Names
Constantine M. Messologhites of Zanesville and Clay D. Shaw of Sarsville have been appointed to West Point by Congressman Moore, the War Department announced.
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West Point
Washington
Constantine M. Messologhites
Zanesville
Clay D. Shaw
Sarahsville
Moore
War Department
New Kind of Gas Discovered Thru Lucky Accident
In Sistersville West Union West Virginia a tasteless odorless gas with intense heat and brighter flame was found on attorney W. W. Browns property from a water well. The well water grew milky yet drinkable and a match ignition lit a blazing furnace. A second well on the same property showed identical gas properties.
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Sistersville
W. Va
W. W. Brown
West Union
Brown
Harding to present report on arms conference and nations union
President Harding will deliver a formal national report on the arms conference and outline plans for an association of nations. The address will accompany treaties submitted to the Senate for ratification, officials indicated in Washington.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington
Harding
Association of Nations
Senate
Ulster Opposes Treaty Over Rights in Division of Ulster
Belfast December 15 Sir James Craig criticizes the Anglo Irish treaty saying Ulster lacks equal rights with the south and that the 1920 act is violated He protests the division of Ulster boundaries and makes his views public in a letter to Lloyd George.
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Belfast
James Craig
Ulster
Ireland
Lloyd George
Craig
Jeweler Shot in Lorraine Store Robbery Attempt
Charles Graver, jeweler, was shot and slightly wounded during an attempted robbery at his Lorain shop last night. The incident occurred on December 15, with police investigating the motive and seeking information.
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Lorain
Charles Graver
Pint size walking stick and flasks drive Cleveland holiday trend
In Cleveland, a pint size walking stick doubles as a covert bottle with a removable glass vial inside. Jewelers report rising sales of compact flasks suited for a lady's handbag as a new Christmas fad.
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Cleveland
United Press
De Valera Holds Secret Session Over Treaty Authority
In Dublin Convocation Hall University College the Sinn Fein leader De Valera debates whether the London treaty signatories exceeded their authority in a closed session. In Belfast snipers and bombers resume attacks with sporadic firing and a bomb injures a fish shop.
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Chas
M. McCcann
United Press
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Convocation Hall
University College
Dall
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Belfast
Xmas Neckwear Line Offers Reasonable Ties
Wes highlights a Christmas neckwear line with silk and knit ties priced from 50e to 2.50. Each tie comes in a handsome Xmas box and makes a suitable gift for Al Ways Right.
School Quarters Erected at Chillicothe Camp
U S vocational school No 1 has operated two weeks as rebuilding advances. The second stage begins with quarters for instructors nurses and officials being remodeled. Housing for 500 agricultural students to arrive next month is under way with poultry farming and bee keeping among early activities. Harve L. Cress of Columbus, a disabled Marine rehabilitated at Ohio State University, discussed the project with local officials.
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Chillicothe
Harve L. Cress
Columbus
Ohio State University
Waite Resigns as Ohio Finance Director
Floyd E. Waite resigns as state director of finance effective January 1. Albert W. Davis will temporarily fill the vacancy as budget commissioner notes the governor. Waite said he accepted an offer to become general counsel for several Cleveland concerns after remaining to aid the reorganization.
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Columbus
United Press
Floyd EE. Waite
Davis
Albert W. Davis
Waite
Cleveland
American to Buy Fewer Domestic Toys This Christmas
Bridgeport Conn December 15 During the Christmas season the American public will buy fewer toys made in America than in 1919 according to Harry C Ives president of the Toy Manufacturers Association of America In 1919 more than 88000000 worth of American toys were sold at wholesale but this year German made toys will be on the market Ives stated He pointed out that the German made doll was especially popular to the American buyers Educational toys will be the best sellers in stores for the children this Christmas Ives stated The educational toys incline the boy or girl towards higher development of the mind and the American parent is giving more heed to the selection of toys even among the smaller children.
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Bridgeport
Conn
America
Harry C. Ives
Toy Manufacturers Association of America
Ives
German crown prince to move to estate in Silesia
A Daily Mail correspondent reports the German crown prince will shortly depart from Wierengen to an estate at Oeslt in Silesia where he will stay.
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London
Dee
Wierengen
Oeslt
Silesia
Daily Mail
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