Ohio Congressmen Fight Parker Bill Linking Coal Regulation
Representatives John Cooper of Youngstown and Ellis Moore of Cambridge Republicans oppose President Coolidge backed measures to regulate the coal industry. They say Parker’s bill would grant the president broad power to set prices production and distribution, echoing wartime fuel administration authority. Cooper warns it could declare 29 per cent of coal supply as subject to control.
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Washington
U.P
John Cooper
Youngstown
Ellis Moore
Cambridge
Ohio
Coolidge
James. Parker
New York
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Parker
Cooper
Pert Hovey Home Destroyed by Albany Fire
Fire at 6 30 this morning leveled the 75 year old Pert Hovey residence in west Albany. Mr and Mrs Bert Hovey escaped with help from neighbors as a ladder accident injured Mrs Bailes and Mr Bailes lightly. The blaze, estimated at eight to ten thousand dollars, destroyed the home and ignited yard trees. barn saved. The Hoveys planned to depart for New Orleans in early January.
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Albany
Bert Hovey
West Albany
George Bailes
John Vorhes
Cable
Cincinnati
Atwood Institute
Lancaster Wife Is Being Sued
Wesley Van Gundy a 42 year old brick layer sues for divorce from Leah Van Gundy 39 of Lancaster Ohio claiming gross neglect and that she refused to accompany him on travel required by his work. The case has continued.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Wesley van Gundy
Leah
van Gundy
Lancaster
O. van Gundy
Gunboats Back Yang Sen Clash on Yangtse River
American gunboat Elcano trained on Yang Sen troops at Ishasi as three seized river steamers were demanded for release. British gunboats Cricket and Cockchafer supported the US ultimatum while Yang Sen retreats after Cantonese advances. American consulate warns evacuations in Szechwan amid rising anti foreign sentiment.
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London
U.P
Elcano
Yang Sen
Ishasi
Yangtse
Manchester Guardian
Shanghai
Cricket
Cockchafer
United
Japanese Emperor in Critical Condition at Hayama
Emperor Yoshihito facing a pneumonic illness crisis as almost all high officials gather in Hayama. The battleship Yamashiro arrived off Hayama to monitor developments and show official concern.
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Hayama
Japan
U.P
Yoshihito
Yamashiro
Hayame
Ohio Democrats to elect Columbus floor leader
Thirty three Democratic members of the Ohio House of Representatives will caucus in Columbus to elect a minority floor leader.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Man Killed by Engine in Columbus
Daniel Turner aged 65 was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania yard engine in Columbus. The incident occurred in a yard area, and authorities began investigations into the fatal accident.
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Columbus
Daniel Turner
Pennsylvania Yard
May Probe Feeding Prisoners at Columbus Jail
Indications point to an investigation by county judges and commissioners into the feeding of prisoners at the Columbus jail. The move suggests local officials will review conditions and procedures impacting inmate meals.
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Columbus
Attorney Found Dead in Cincinnati Jail
Charles W. Smedley a 43 year old attorney was found dead in a jail cell. Coroner D C Handley said it appeared poison liquor induced acute heart dilation caused his death after he was jailed for a 30 day sentence on a reckless driving charge.
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Cincinnati
U.pr
Charles W. Smedley
D. C. Handley
Smedley
Blizzard paralyses Buffalo streetcar service in fierce storm
The worst blizzard of the year hit Buffalo New York with a howling gale today, demoralizing street car service and all vehicle traffic as snow blanketed the entire city.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bedford man jailed after liquor manufacturing and selling charges
James Hull of Bedford was arrested Tuesday night by Harrisonville deputies Sam Wyatt and Walter French after a long search. Three barrels of mash and a quantity of corn whisky were seized and destroyed. Hull pled guilty before Judge Cora B. Roberts and was fined 500 dollars plus costs for manufacturing and 300 dollars plus costs for selling liquor, but could not pay and was jailed.
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Pomeroy
James Hull
Bedford
Sam Wyatt
Walter French
Harrisonville
Hull
French
Wyatt
Willock
Cora B. Roberts
Alleged Flapper Bandit Re-Arrested On Arson Charge
Rebecca Bradley Rogers a 19 year old arson suspect and former Farmers bank hold up defendant was rearrested while at her husband Otis Rogers bedside in a Texas hospital. She had been released on 2000 bail after an earlier round up in Round Rock where she loitered near the Farmers State bank and shouted fire prompting a small blaze near an unoccupied house.
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Rebecca Bradley
University of Tons
Farmers National Bank
Buda
Tex
Austin
Rebecca
Texas
United Press
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Rogers
Farmers’ National Bank of
Attorney General's Office
Not Guilty Verdict In Fall and Doheny Oil Case
The youth court acquits Albert B. Fall and E. L. Doheny on conspiracy to defraud the government in oil transactions. The trial linked to the Teapot Dome affair and Pearl Harbor oil storage funding, detailing the $100,000 cash loan and related stock security. The case followed the 1923 24 Senate investigations.
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Doheny
Fall
Senate
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Harry Fr. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Pearl Harbor
New York
Washington
el Paso
N. M
Three Rivers
N .M
West
Hawaii
Elk Hills
Kern County
California
Harding
E. C. Finney
Secretary of the Navy
Edwin Denby
Pan- American Petroleum Company of
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Fon du Lac
Wis
Los Angeles
Southwest
Albert B. Fall
Kingston
United States
New Mexico State Supreme Court
Interior
Defaced Tombstone Sparks Vigil Over Bandit’s Grave
Reports note descendants guard the grave of Jease James in Kearney Missouri after vandals defaced the tombstone. The story also recounts broader 1920s to 1930s political corruption cases including Teapot Dome and figures like Secretary Fall and Harry Sinclair, their indictments, and Senate probes.
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Jease James
Kearney
Seek Councilmen Newark on fraud charge
Wilbur L. Drumm president pro tem of the Newark city council is sought by police on a charge of issuing a $100 check with intent to defraud.
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Newark
Wilbur L. Drumm
Fight to block Smith in Illinois Senate appointment
Washington dispatch reports a plan to oppose Frank L. Smith in his bid for the seat in the U S Senate that he was appointed to by Governor Len Small. The move aims to defeat Smith in the contest for the legislative post.
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Smith Washington
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Len Small
Lorain Union to Ballot on Blue Law Repeal
United Press reports 6000 Lorain county workers will vote on repealing Ohio Sunday closing laws. The move counters groups pressing to suspend all Sunday business county wide, with petitions circulated in churches urging the county prosecutor to enforce Sunday closing.
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Lorain County
Lorain
United Press
Ohio
140 To Graduate Columbus
Ohio State University will hold autumn graduation for the Class of 140 in the university chapel in December.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
University Chapel
Contacts Between Citizens and Miners Urged Across Hocking Valley
A visiting group from Ohio University and church networks urged city residents to engage with mining communities to address mining issues. They toured Hamsey Run and Beaumont, describing harsh living conditions in small log houses renting for eight dollars a month. A teen mother and two-month-old baby were seen in one home, highlighting unreported cases while another child fought typhoid fever as a pale, weak figure. Page Nine.
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Hocking Valley
W. Walter Ludwig
Ohio University
James Myers
Federal Council of Churches
C. A. Spriggs
Athens County
Sunday School Association
Hamsey Run
Beaumont
Middlewest Faces At Least Twelve More Frigid Hours
Chicago report says the Middlewest endures at least twelve more hours of extreme cold with Alaska influenced northwest winds. Weather bureau predicts gradual moderation by tonight or tomorrow across regions, with shippers advised to protect shipments as temperatures vary from 5 to 20 degrees below zero in the West to around 10 degrees above zero in the East. Norfolk Nebraska logs the coldest middlewestern reading at 23 below.
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Chicago
U.R
Middlewest
Alaska
United States
Weather Bureau
Varia
Weather Department
Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska
Cold wave loses edge as forecast eases along Atlantic
The Alaska sourced cold front that spread over the Northwest and Midwest retreated eastward. Weather officials reversed an earlier forecast of extreme cold along the Atlantic seaboard, noting a milder trend for the region today.
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New York
U.P
Alaska
Northwest
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
County Finishing Six Road Projects At Season's End
Athens county crews resume limited work on six roads after summer delays. Projects include Albany Pomeroy stone base and limestone topping, Carbondale Nelsonville sandstone base, Bailey's Run Dover grading, Lottridge Carthage mile completion, Glouster Murray City gravel widening, and Amesville Canaanville near limestone top. Weather slows new work.
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Athens ‘County
J. R. Sands
Surveyor Sands
Albany-Pomeroy
Carbondale
Nelsonville
Bailey's Run
Dover Township
Lottridge
Carthage Township
Glouster-Murray City
Trimble Township
Amesville-Canaanville
Ames Township
Case Nears Jury in Montrose Hickman Murder Trial
Montrose Hickman charged with first degree murder in the stay of Policeman Dan Garrett may go to the jury late today in Chillicothe.
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Chillicothe
Montrose Hickman
Dan Garrett
Pat McDermott Sweetheart Testifies in Canton Murder Case
Peggy Kavanaugh, McDermott's sweetheart, testified in Canton Common Pleas Court about an automobile ride to Massillon with McDermott and Hamiet Contey after Don Mellett's murder. Prosecutors anticipate five witnesses remain as defense hints at shifting blame to an informer and a mysterious caller.
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Canton
Pat McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Tim
Peggy Kavanaugh
Canton Pls
Pion
Shy McDermott
Hamiet Contey
Massillon
Pat
Dalenager
Canton Daily
McNett
McDermott
Katherine Barnes
McClintock
Kascholk
McDerr
Firestorm threatens Buffalo waterfront houses burned
A strong gale fanned a firestorm sweeping Buffalo's waterfront district today. Several houses were burned as flames and debris moved along the riverfront under the 60 mile per hour wind.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Dee
Winter Canned Food Recipes and Tips from the Bureau
A vintage guide promotes economical winter meals using canned goods with 28 soup and dish recipes. It advertises a booklet offering up to 200 recipes, priced at five dollars plus postage, and notes a call for readers to mail for the booklet.
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Pert Hovey
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Leader
Rebecca Rogers
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Innas
Brown
EM Hills
Ich
Walsh Senate
Ris
Capper Owen J. Roberts
R Biican
Aadelphia
Atlee Pomerene
Harry Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Wyoming
VA. S. Supreme Court
Sinclair
Ludwig
Engineer Sands
Stony
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