Ohio Republicans push one day session to ease bankrupt counties
Leaders of the Ohio GOP seek a one day reconvened legislature to provide only financial relief for financially distressed counties and sub-divisions. They oppose actions that could boost Governor Donahey's political standing and avoid electoral code overhauls.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Allen
Belmont County
Donahey
A. V. Donahey
Ohio
Construction advances on new Majestic theater interior
The auditorium of the new Majestic theater is fully covered allowing interior work to proceed despite weather. The lobby may face delays if bad weather comes, but the main section will continue un hindered and likely finish in a short time.
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Majestic Theater
Battling Siki Shot After Last Fight in New York
The Senegalese fighter Battling Siki, who stunned the world by defeating Carpentier, was fatally shot in New York. The violent end contrasts with reports of booming stock markets, dividends, and rising Pennsylvania Railroad shares as Mellon predicts prosperous 1926.
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Battling Siki
Carpentier
New York
Battling Bootleg
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mellon
Europe
Court martial of Colonel William Mitchell enters final arguments
Final arguments opened in the Mitchell court martial as Major Gullion argued against the Flying Colonel’s charges of mismanagement of aeronautics. The eight week case features high ranking jurors and could see Mitchell found guilty of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Allen Gullion
General Staff
Navy
Mitchell
Sherman Moreland
Army
War
Guillin
Blow of Club Fatal to Lad
Cincinnati reports the death of seven year old Elmer Hoscus after a shinny game incident. A club swung by another boy struck his forehead and the impact against a wagon in an empty lot led to his death. Coroner investigation underway per his parents.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Hoscus
Elmer
British press fears war over Mosul mandate decision
London reports discuss Turkey potential conflict following the League of Nations ruling awarding Mosul to Irak under British mandate. Newspapers concur that a twenty five year mandate over Irak is seen as a heavy burden for Britain.
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London
Turkey
League of Nations Council
Mosul
Irak
Britain
Food Prices Soar Across Cities in 1916 Period
The Department of Labor reports food costs rose 3.14 percent from October 15 to November 15 and 11 percent for the year. Potatoes led gains at 41 percent, fresh eggs up 15 percent, canned salmon and storage eggs up 3 percent. Pork chops and several meats fell several percent. City gains ranged from Cincinnati 15 percent to New York 10 percent, with multiple locales in between.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
New York
Jane Nour
Koch Fails to Form Cabinet in Berlin
Dr. Erick Koch, leader of the Democratic party, called on President Hindenburg and formally notified him of his inability to form a cabinet.
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Koch
Berlin
Erick Koch
Democratic Party
Hindenberg
PARDONED MAN BACK IN PRISON
Albert Galban, recently pardoned by Governor Donahey after a tuberculosis diagnosis, is back in Lorain city jail charged with shooting to kill in a duel over a woman. He had been freed from a liquor violations sentence to die in Mexico.
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Lorain
Albert Galban
Donahey
Galban
Mexico
Girl Heroine Rescues Three Children From Fire
Chicago on December 17 Miss Ruth Trust aged 22 crawled from her apartment window to a neighboring flat and carried three young children to safety through flames and smoke after they started a fire while playing with matches in their home.
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NEA
Detroit
Dorothy Izonovitch
Serbia
Argentina
America
Lynch, Ky
Michael Savich
Savich
Chicago
Miss Ruth Trust
Motive Unknown In Slaying At York Restaurant
State local and county officers search for Leamon Harris a Negro after he entered a York Pennsylvania restaurant last night and shot dead Paul Davis a Negro from Marietta Ohio without warning authorities said Davis died at the scene and Harris fled the area Title
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York
Leamon Harris
Paul Davis
Marietta
Ohio
Flapper Fanny Says Candy Store Ambition
A fragmented line notes Flapper Fanny suggesting goals at ages six sixteen and twenty six involving a candy store and sweets. The read snippet references a candy theme and a company or writer credited as G LA SORPICE INC. with an unclear context or date.
Students Protest UM President Over Prohibition Plans
About 400 men students met at Ann Arbor and passed resolutions denouncing Dr Clarence Cook Little the University of Michigan president for his proposed enforcement of prohibition on campus asking for more time to decide. Little asked fraternity heads to choose among three supervision plans to curb violations before Christmas break and to implement the selected plan by closing day Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Little
Mitchell Rejects Weeks Retain Post Claiming Misleading Testimony
Colonel William Mitchell responds to former Secretary Weeks and President Coolidge over his potential reappointment as assistant chief of the Army Air Service. He asserts Weeks and Coolidge were wrongly informed by data used in Weeks letter, defending aviation and national defense.
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Washington
William Mitcchell
Weeks
Coolidge
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Senate Court Battle Looms Over U S Entry to World Court
The Senate today opened a long drawn debate on Resolution No. 6 seeking U S adherence to the world court. Supporters, led by Borah Reed and Johnson, expect a vote by late March with parity of votes uncertain and opposition charging the court is a League of Nations tool.
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Ku Klux Klan
Senate
Washington
League of Nations
Chamber
United States
League
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
California
Friends of the Court
Ito
Will Export American Car
Berlin reports that a new Italo German commercial treaty goes into effect today enabling American exporters of light cars to sell in Germany at 400 to 800 gold marks cheaper per automobile. The treaty also provides for equal tariff reductions for America and reduces duties on Italian cars, expanding opportunities for Ford and Chevrolet sales.
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Berlin
C. P
Germany
America
Ford
Chevrolet
Fifteen Hundred Ohio Coal Mines Active Year Round
Columbus December 17. State director Herman R. Witter says about 1500 coal mines in Ohio operate at some point each year with capacities from ten to 3600 tons daily. He notes 60,000 underground workers including 100 to 150 gypsum and lime mines. There were twelve fatal accidents and about 1000 serious ones in years past, with 70 percent due to neglect. No major disaster this year. five mine rescue stations exist plus a mobile rescue car in Columbus ready at a moment's notice.
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Ohio
Witter
Columbus
Herman R. Witter
Two Indiana Sisters Build Florida Million Dollar Trade
Miss Ethel Pruitt and Mrs Florence Kuehner left Cos Indiana to chase business in Florida. They started as milliners then moved into real estate and deals that brought four figure monthly income within two months. The sisters claim fame in Florida for building wealth without male help.
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Florida
Sisters Pruitt
Ethel Pruitt
Florence Kuehner
Miss Pruitt
Twolre
Cos
Ind
Pruitt
Main Street
Miss Pouitt
Resolution for resumption talks in anthracite region
In Harrisburg a conference among Governor Pinchot and regional leaders drafted a plan to revive negotiations between miners and operators. The proposal calls for a meeting at City Hall within a week to resume discussions, aiming to end the stalemate since August 31 and move toward renewed negotiations.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchet
Itharctie
Intervieas
Gemain
Pinchot
Seran
Goveens Pinchot
Government to Launch War on Rum Trade in 1926
Treasury reports outline a broad crackdown starting early 1926 with a nationwide probe of liquor violations by Prohibition officials. The plan seeks to curb bootlegging by increasing coast guard capabilities, deploying ten revenue cutters, twenty-five patrol boats, six minesweeper vessels, and five destroyers, focusing on smuggling routes via Halifax Nassau Havana and British Columbia.
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Washington
Rum Trust
Treasury
L. C. Andrews
Congress
Coast Guard
President Coolidge
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
The
Department of Justice
United States
Halifax
Nassau
Havana
British Columbia
Mexico passes debt discharge pact without Senate approval
Mexico City reports the chamber of deputies approved the Lamont De La Huerta Pans external debt discharge agreement without changes. The measure becomes law since Senate approval is not required.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Senate
Crippled Athens Children Sent to Columbus for Examination
Several of Athens county's crippled children were taken to Columbus this morning for medical examination. Public health nurses under Miss Alice Haviland chose the children needing treatment and sent them by car furnished by the Athens Rotary club. The children started at 8 o'clock and will be met in Columbus by a health nurse guiding them to doctors for thorough exams.
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Athens County
Columbus
Athens
One Dead Two Injured in Dayton Shooting Affray
Dayton report states Orleman is dead and two policemen are wounded after a gunman at Pearl Shortill's home opened fire as officers confronted him. Patrolman Perry Heywood was shot in the left side, Patrolman Ted Sloan in the right hand, and Frank Cooley died after rushing to aid the officers. Shortill, 58, a former Army marksman and pistol instructor, was involved.
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Dayton
Orleman
Pearl Shortill
Shortill
Perry Heywood
Ted Sloan
Frank Cooley
United States Army
Hill Counties Grab Road Aid In Ohio Split
Deputy State Auditor Harry D. Silver reports the 350000 township road appropriation was awarded with southern hill county townships securing at least 85 percent, about 200000 dollars, while northern counties received the rest.
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Columbus
Ohio Hill Counties
Harry D. Silver
Lone burglar alarms Lorain with citywide patrols
Lorain reports a lone burglar has ransacked more than one home in the past month. Residents bolt doors and valuables are secured in vaults as the American Legion unit volunteers 100 members for special patrol duty in central districts.
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Lorain
Wisden
Lerain
American Legion
Swanson backs League court joining in Senate debate
Senator Swanson of Virginia said today that the United States must join the League of Nations court or risk not joining any court at all. He stated during the Senate debate on the twenty year old controversy that evasion is not possible and that the league court is the only option.
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Columbus
William Millhone
Bostwick
Millhone
Cambridge
Margaret Trimble
Ohio University
Eugene Trimble
Mt. Sterling
Margaret
Trim
Bée
Milhone
Trimble
Newport
Washington
Maica
League ¢ Nations
Swanson
Wiginia
Penm
Senate
Fragmentary note hints at cleaning stain with return postage
The readable fragment describes stains and treatments with return postage instructions. It mentions no name or address and offers guidance on stain removal advice without clear context or identifiable entities.
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Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Dorothy Zonovitch
Lad
C. A
Cambridge Newspaint
Margaret Robinson Trimbler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sterling
Flapper
Fanny
LA Sorpice Inc
Friends of Proposal
Indiana
Allene Sumner
Tampa
Fla
NEM Trust Fight
PENDS
U. S
Capital City
Hill Counties
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