France Ready to Participate in Submarine Conference
In Washington and Paris reports indicate France would join any conference to limit and regulate submarine use and would accept international rules from such talks. U S lawmakers prep amendments to a foreign debts refunding bill to press France for payment of 2 to 3 million dollars in interest and principal, signaling a tougher stance amid naval disarmament debates.
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Lawrence Martin Aris
France
Washington
America
Senate
United States
Congress
False wage reports stir Ohio coal talks denied
W. D. McKinney of the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange debunked yesterday’s wage-cut rumors as unauthorized and false. He said no decision on wages has been made, bargaining is friendly, and no public information will issue until operators meet to discuss market concerns in Ohio coal.
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Columbus, CO
W. D. McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Hocking
McKinney
Ohio
Allied Chiefs Meet To Talk Of The Future
Economic experts from Britain and France met in Paris to begin European financial rebuilding. Sir Lamar Worthington Evans led the British group with Louis Loucheur of France, as representatives from France Britain Belgium and Italy prepared plans for a Pan European economic conference to be reviewed by the Allied Supreme Council in Cannes. The invitation list for Germany and Russia remained undecided.
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Paris
Britain
France
Europe
Lamar Worthington Evans
Louis Loucheur
Belgium
Foreign Office
Allied Supreme Council
Cannes
Germany
Russia
Eggs Fall In Lorain Market After Holiday Demand
Lorain Ohio wholesale egg prices fell four cents today from 56 to 52 cents per dozen amid abundant supply after the holiday trade.
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Lorain
Body of Young Hero Arrives in Albany
The body of Roy B. Martin, who led in action October 8 1918 on the Verdun sector, arrived in Albany at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs D W Martin after being shipped from France where he fell. Martin, a cavalry recruit since May 29 1918, trained briefly at Camp Lee and went overseas. He was 25, a member of the K of P Lodge in Sutton WV, his longtime home. The funeral is set for Sunday at 1 PM in Hebbardsville, with the American Legion post led by K J Crossens.
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Roy B. Martin
Verdum
France
Albany
D. W. Martin
Martin
Cavalry
Camp Lee
K. of P. Lodge
Sutton
West Virginia
Hebbardsville
K. J. Crossens Post
The
American Legion
Notable Ohio Biographies and Marriages in 1804 1902
A compact timeline lists Reverend Daniel Story as the Northwest Territory’s first Christian minister who died in Barretta, plus 1852 marriage of Rutherford B. Hayes to Lucy Webb, 1877 death of judge William V. Peck in Portsmouth, 1901 death of John Quincy Smith in Clinton County, and 1902 death of Henry Lee Morey in Dayton.
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Daniel Story
Northwest Territory
Barretta
Rutherford B. Hayes
Lucy W. Webb
Chillicothe
William V. Peck
Ohio Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Cayuga
N. Y
John Quincy Smith
U. S
Indian Affairs
Clinton County
Warren County
Henry Lee Morey
Congress
Dayton
Butler County
Davis named state director of finance in Ohio
W Al bert Davis of Painesville will succeed Floyd E Waite as state director of finance effective January 1. Waite will return to Cleveland as general counsel for Davis and Farley after serving as finance director since July 1. Davis, 46, former Lake county auditor, is married with three children and will earn 6500 dollars annually.
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Columbus
W. Albert Davis
Painesville
Floyd E. Waite
Cleveland
Davis
Waite
Farley
Lake County
Oklahoma Considers Eight-Hour Day for Women Workers
A fight for an eight hour workday rather than nine for women will be decided in the next Oklahoma legislature session. The issue centers on extending legal employment limits and will prompt legislative action and public debate.
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Oklahoma
Italy May Join Entente Over French Submarine Demand
Italy may be forced to an entente with Great Britain against France after France demanded a large submarine fleet, the Italian delegation’s press spokesman indicated on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Washington
Iitaly
Great Britain
France
Poison whiskey toll reaches nine in New York
New York city reports nine deaths from poison whiskey with seven more hospitalised for wood alcohol poisoning. Detectives hunt criminals who flooded the market with counterfeit labeled bootleg whiskey and revenue stamps.
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New York
German Rail Strike Looms in Rhenish District
Berlin December 30 reports a general strike threat as German workers walk out after the cabinet rejected wage demands. Railway traffic halted in the Rhenish district while allies negotiate Germany’s postwar economic rehabilitation.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Rhenish
Cresson Number 3 Humbles Orange Oil Field Again
In Orange Texas the Humble Company Cresson Number 3 gushed oil at 30,000 barrels daily, spouting oily rivers and rocks as wells across the field revived. Hagermore Number 2, dry earlier, erupted with gas and rocks, caught fire from friction, then ceased, while others increased output and oil formed a lake in Cow Bayou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Tex
Humble Company
Cress
Cresson Mumber
Cresson
Cow Bayou
Outlaw Still Works Game in New York City
Two bandits arrested after a pistol battle with police in Brooklyn during a restaurant robbery attempt. Police pursued across ferries and tubes for bandits linked to a bank killing at Pearl River and a car chase, as a wave of robberies continued citywide.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pearl River
Passaic River
Patterson
Dance K of P Hall New Year Eve Party
Saturday night December 31 Chauncey Lower floor features music by the Glouster Orchestra. Admission details not specified. Public notice for local event from December 29 192? event year unclear.
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K. OF
P. Hall
Chauncey
Glouster Orchestra
Lamborne's Pavilion
Glouster
Ohio
Giant fossilized snake remains found in local mine display
Two Sugar Creek miners Clarence Luman and Earl Schneider found a huge fossil snake remain in Mine 210 Thursday morning. The serpent, described as eight to ten feet when alive, is displayed in Cline's window in Athens, reflecting ancient reptile dominance.
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Clarence Luman
Earl Schneider
Sugar Creek
Athens
Cline
Longer Skirts Are To Come
Miss Eugenia Sheppard reports from New York that fashion is shifting toward longer skirts. In Columbus the trend contrasts with lingering short styles as evening and afternoon dresses reach floor length, surprising locals with more leg exposure yet awaiting widespread adoption.
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Columbus, O
Eugenia Sheppard
New York
Miss Sheppard
James T. Sheppard
Broad Street
Sheppard
Nelsonville
Columbus
Paris
Goodby
Governor Small must stand trial on embezzlement charges
Governor Len Small must stand trial on charges of embezzlement of state funds and conspiracy. Circuit Court Judge Claire C. Edwards ruled that the case proceeds to trial on January 9.
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Waukegan
Len Small
Claire C. Edwards
World nonstop flight record set by Stinson and Bertaud
In Mineola New York Edward Stinson and Liloyd Bertaud piloted an all metal mono plane S J L 6 in a 27 hour 2 minute 50 second nonstop flight to beat the 24 hour 19 minute 7 second mark set in Etampes France in 1920. The flight covered a twenty mile circle over Hempstead and Mineola with strong winds and snow limiting visibility. The machine carried 350 gallons of gasoline and 28 gallons of oil and landed safely after the long endurance flight.
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Mineola
New York
Edward Stinson
Liloyd
Bertaud
Etampes
France
Bossoutrot
Bernard
Aeronautical Department
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Stinson
John Larsen
Wagner and Company Fails in New York Stocks
Change brokerage firm E A Wagner and Company of New York failed, announcement made on the floor of the Stock Exchange today signaling a disorderly financial event in the market.
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New York
E. A. Wagner and Company
Stock Exchange Today
Democratic view of conference sparks Senate silence policy
Senator King of Utah declares the disarmament conference in grave danger of fame for failure rather than achievement. The remark is the first public Democratic critique since party lawmakers adopted a policy of silence until the conference results are submitted to the Senate.
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Washington
King
Utah
Senate
Drink blamed for death in Columbus city case
Police abandoned a murder theory in the death of Charles Gallagher druggist. Witnesses said Gallagher had been drinking before his death near car tracks. Sheriff Holy cross suggested he may have attempted to flag a car and slipped, his skull crushed by the vehicle.
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Columbus
Charles Gallagher
Gallagher
Lawréfice Crambleton
Flossie Stevens
Holycross
Akron boy dies by own hand in Barberton case
Coroner Kent ruled the death of 12 year old Jerry Rosato of Barberton an act of self harm. The boy was found in his home cellar by his mother who said he had been scolded for eating too much Christmas candy. Funeral services are set for Saturday with playmates acting as pallbearers.
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Akron
United Press
Kent
Jerry Rosa
Barberton
Rosatt
Dignity Posture After Argument Loss
A proverb-like line asserts dignity appears after a man concedes defeat in a dispute, framing dignity as a response to losing an argument rather than a preexisting trait.
Toledo Slain Officer Follows Forgery Suspect Shooting
Patrolman William A. Reed dies in Toledo after a chase with Arthur Binkley, a Negro from South Bend, Ind. Binkley was wounded in a later confrontation and captured as crowds surrounded a house. The incident follows another police shooting of a gunman in the same week.
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Toledo
William A. Reed
Reed
Arthur Binkley
South Bend
Ind
Binkley
Pension Granted to Frances M Wolfe and William N James
Pension at 72 dollars monthly awarded to Frances M Wolfe of Athens R D 2 for mer member of Company K Ohio Light Artillery. A second pension of the same rate awarded to William N James of Glouster member of Company F 104th Ohio Infantry. Claims presented by Congressman Foster.
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Frances M. Wolfe
Athens
R. D
Ohio Light Artillery
William N. James
Glouster
104Th Ohio Infantry
Congressman Foster
Davis A Sure Candidate For U S Senate
Columbus Ohio December 30 Governor Davis will be a Republican candidate for United States Senate in 1922 it was unofficially declared that Floyd B Waite who resigns tomorrow as state finance director would manage Davis senatorial campaign.
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Davis
U.S. Senate
Columbus, CO
United States
State House
Floyd BE. Waite
Fox hunt ends in farmer drive off with guns
In Lancaster Ohio on December 30, farmers repelled a fox hunt by firing at the hunters. Nine foxes were released. three were killed, and six escaped when armed landowners drove the fox hunters from the area.
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Lancaster
Pittsburgh joins Ohio miners in opposing joint conference on new mining scale
Pittsburgh coal operators announce they will not attend a proposed joint conference with Ohio operators and United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis. They see no public or industrial benefit and Indiana and Illinois are expected to skip as well.
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Ohio
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Coal Producers Association
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Iolinois
Pacific Pact Excludes Japanese Home Islands
Secretary Hughes and Baron Shidehara reportedly reached an informal understanding that Japan proper’s home islands be excluded from the four power Pacific treaty, despite plans to apply the pact broadly.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Washington
Japan
Hughes
Baron Shidehara
Quarrel Over Auto Ends in Bank President Shot
In Mustang Oklahoma, E W Brindley president of Mustang State Bank was killed in his front yard after a quarrel over an automobile. Sheriff’s posse searches Oklahoma County for Schell Rector an insurance agent wanted in connection with the death.
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Mustang
Okla
Oklahoma County
Schell Rector
Oklahoma City
E. W. Brindley
Mustang State Bank
Muttang
Concrete booklet explains DIY garage and home uses
A free booklet teaches how to mix concrete and build a weatherproof garage. It covers cement sand gravel stone and water proportions, forms, pouring, finishing, and early-stage protection. Readers mail two cents for postage to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Athena Messenger Reformation Bureau, Washington.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athena Messenger Reformation Bureau
Washington, D
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