Marshall Heads Union as Hemsley Wins Re-Election
In Nelsonville Ohio the sub district No. 1 officers of District No. 6 UMWA are re-elected. President Robert Marshall 2048 votes over J E Swyers 1936. Fred Hemsley 2159 votes as vice president, Conrad Wein 2783 as secretary treasurer. Auditors include Worthy Parker Isaac Jones and others. Office term begins April 1 and runs two years.
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Nelsonville
Robert Marshall
Giouster
J. E. Swyers
Murray City
Fred Hemsley
Glouster
Conrad Wein
Presidert Marshall
Logan
D. W. Wallace
Robert Bell
L. H. Rutter
Millfield
Edward Pearpoint
Trimble
John Wilson
Poston
W. EB. Hammond
Ernest Colgrove
M. E. Jewell
Worthy Parker
Thomas Gears
Isaac Jones
Mike Krivusti
the Plains
Clyde Dean
Canaanville
James H. Taylor
Posten
Charlies Lanming
New Pittsburg
Clarence Bernard
Jacksonville
New Commander for Ohio Cited Twice for Gallantry
Major General Robert L. Howze, then commanding the First Cavalry Division at El Paso, was named future commander of the Fifth Army Corps area in Columbus Ohio and received two War Department citations for gallantry. One citation is for Santiago Cuba on July 1, 1898, and another for actions in the Philippines where he led his men for twelve days in pursuit of larger insurgent forces and rescued twenty two American prisoners.
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Robert L. Howze
First Cavalry
el Paso
Texas
Fifth Army Corps
Columbus
Ohio
War Department
Howze
Santiago
Cuba
Philippines
Philippine
Mena
Lawyers' Club to honor Chief Justice Marshall
New York reports the Lawyers' Club will celebrate the appointment of John Marshall as Chief Justice with a January 20 dinner at the Hotel Astor. The event starts a series of annual dinners each focusing on Marshall's constitutional principles, with "Judicial Supremacy Over Legislation" as the first topic.
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Marshall
New York
John Marshall
The
United States
Hotel Astor
Former Federal Agent Pleads Not Guilty in Drug Conspiracy
Cincinnati court arraigns Ron M. Roberts former Federal narcotic agent on charges of conspiring with members of the local black belt gang. District Judge Hickenlooper presides as Roberts pleads not guilty.
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Cincinnati
Byron M. Roberts
Hickenlooper
Women Dress To Keep Warm In These Days
New York women bundle up as cold weather returns, hurrying along Fifth Avenue in low cut shoes and mufflers. Men favor form fitting topcoats and fewer heavy ulsters. Women wear woolen stockings under silk hose, button coats against the breeze, and knit jackets under their coats for warmth.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Winiter
Marriage Licenses and Case Continuation in Common Pleas
In Mary Kachman vs Stewart Bell the case continued in Common Pleas with evidence presented and adjournment to Tuesday. Licenses issued: Lorin Staats to Esther Kenney, Noah Yost to Delia Deeter. Payment granted: F C Stedman ordered to pay $33.83 to Hugh Meighen on note including George Beverage’s signature.
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Mary Kachman
Stewart Bell
Common Pleas Court
Lorin C. Staats
Lynden
Ohio
Esther Helen Kenney
Athens
Noah Yost
Waverly
West Virginia
Delia Ellen Deeter
Coalville
Hugh Meighen
George Beverage
F. C. Stedman
Beverage
First placer site in California located at Sutter's sawmill
The Society of California Pioneers certifies the exact site of Sutter's sawmill in Eldorado County where gold was discovered on January 24, 1848. Excavations along the south fork of the American River revealed the old mill, toppled by the 1861 floods, amid drought revealing the historic site and prompting revisions to school books on California gold discovery.
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San Francisco
Sutter
Eldorado County
Society of California Pioneers
South Fork
American River
Jana
Paul B. Bekeart
The
Society
American fugitive Kemmel captured after escape to Europe
Kemmel, accused of stealing 3100900 from an American bank, was found in London after a two minute stay at Brixton prison and returned to New York by two US detectives. He traveled to Europe, lived as a wealthy visitor in England, was traced to Paris, then back to London where his display allegedly led to his recognition.
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Kemmel
New York
United States
Europe
England
Lerved
Paris
London
Tenant landlord battle escalates in Glasgow district riot
In Clyde Bank, Glasgow, pre Christmas unrest pits tenants against landlords over evictions. Tenants had formed night patrols to bar evictions. police escorted eviction agents as patrols ended. Crowds gathered and clashed with authorities as several evictions proceeded.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Clyde Bank
Belle
61 Prisons With But One Prisoner Each In France
In the French Chamber the Prison Department budget was voted. It notes there are sixty one prisons in France each holding a single detainee. The prisoner enjoys comfort and relative luxury, performs a few chores for the head jailer, and spends much time playing cards with jailers.
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Paris
France
Germany Demands Bar League Entry
Geneva December 23 Germany’s formal application to join the League of Nations appeared a distant possibility after long discussions influenced by Dr Gustave Stresemann's note. As a disarmed nation Germany seeks to retain neutrality as its sole remaining defense should league rulings require enforcement.
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Germany
League of Nation
Gustave Stressemann
Atressemann
League
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