Ohio House Passes Cold Storage Bill Clears Path to Senate
Columbus Feb 4 The Smith bill adding penalties for holding food beyond time limits in cold storage passed the Ohio House and goes to the Senate. It authorizes seizure of excess held food by the secretary of agriculture with sale proceeds split between the state treasury and owners.
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Smith
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Evans
Lucas County
State Utilities Commission
Toledo
Bliss
Senate Committee On Cities
Ohio
What Next Little Powder Comes After War Fun
Amateur theatricals continue in the spring to aid charitable groups in Enhanced Society. Funds raised focus on local causes in Erath New York and nearby communities with playful productions and charity drives.
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New York York
Roumanian queen relief drive funds set by church group
The Methodist Episcopal church executive committee approved a $5,000 cash aid and $20,000 in supplies for Roumania relief after Queen Marie’s appeal. Dr Elmer E Count will distribute the aid from Bucharest under Marie’s direction as part of a broader $113 million centenary mission. Fighting feared between Japanese forces and rebels is noted.
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Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. I. Johnson
Cincinnati
Elmer E. Count
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Count
Queen Marie
Europe
France
Italy
North Africa
Scandinavia
Siberia
Balkans
Athens
M. EB
Social Revolutionaries Take Vladivostok In Siberia
Semi official reports say social revolutionaries not bolsheviks seized Vladivostok and control Siberia to Irkutsk about 1500 miles with Japan sending troops through Vladivostok to block Bolshevik advance. Clashes with Japanese already occurred near Khabarovka as Allied troops withdraw.
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Siberia
Japan
United States
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Graves
Invostok
Seminoff
Republican Leaders Rush Ratification of Peace Treaty
Republican leaders in the Senate plan to ratify the peace treaty within two weeks after next Monday, potentially invoking cloture if needed. Democratic help is promised for an amended cloture rule, aiming to avoid a prolonged debate. Senator Lodge and allies push for swift action with Underwood aiding the effort and Hitchcock among Democrats supporting strict limits.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washngton
Underwood
Lodge
Vadeewene Beeen
Hitchock
Dem
Nitti's Balkan Settlement Hopes Hinge on Jugo Slav
A high Jugo Slav official says Yugoslavia has given its last word on the Adriatic dispute and Italy must decide its next move. He denies mobilization reports and says no offensive war is planned even if the London pact comes into play. He calls Nitti's proposals liberal and deems Fiume a question mark.
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Nitti
Balkans
Fiume
American minister in Belgrade addresses Adriatic question
The Belgrade crowd heard the American minister say the Adriatic issue would be settled to meet Yugoslav wishes. Messagero’s Zara correspondent telegraphs that the demonstration against Italy occurred after the minister spoke. Dr Bilanchini thanked American officials.
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Belgrade
Messagero
Zara
Italy
Bilanchini
Firemen sickness doubles since July 1 amid prohibition
Fire Commissioner Drennan reports firehouse illness has doubled since July 1 the start of prohibition, noting a sharp rise in sickness among New York ladder company personnel and calling for action.
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New York
Drennan
Poor Lo Wins Big In Osage Lease Auction
In Pawhuska Oklahoma the Osage nation lease sale raised 302000 dollars split among 2229 allottees. The top bid reached 222000 for a tract and a bidder took a lease at 201000 amid spirited bidding with five thousand dollar jumps. Rosella Flanagan of Tulsa yelled bids as onlookers watched a tense auction.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Rosella Flanagan
Tulsa
Flanagan
Canton Passes Ordinance Regulating Houses
Canton city council approves a new ordinance governing housing standards and enforcement. The measure aims to set clearer rules for property maintenance and zoning compliance within the city limits.
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Canton
Coun
Sixty Ohio Prisoners Paroled by Clemency Board
The Ohio state board of clemency paroled sixty prisoners today. Named were Muskingum county’s McKinley Harris for robbery, Belmont county’s James Washington for pocket picking, Stark county’s James Mack for pocket picking, and Tuscarawas county’s W. C. Hood for forgery.
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Ohio Penitentiary
State Board of Clemency
Muskingum County
McKinley Harris
Belmont County
James Washington
Stark County
James Mack
Tuscarawas County
W. C. Hood
Legion Plans Washington's Birthday Ceremony in Athens
Tonight the committee on arrangements of the American Legion meets to outline a public ceremony in Athens for Washington's Birthday. The French government will present certificates and memoirs to relatives of men who died in France during the memorial event. Major Johnson reports ten responses from families and urges immediate contact to receive the certificates this month. The planning committee includes Maj. Comstock Prof. McKinnon W A Moorhead Wescot Roach and Chas J Hayden.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion
France
Major Johnson
Maj. Comstock
Prof. McKinnon
W. A. Moorhead
Wescot Roach
Chas. J. Hayden
Martens to Be Placed Under Grill Today
Ludwig K. Martens the Soviet representative in the United States faces Senate foreign relations sub committee questioning. The session marks the first major grilling with committee counsel Wade Ellis expected to participate for the first time amid anticipated sensational developments.
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Washington
Ludwig C. A. K. M
United States
Senate Foreign Relations
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Woman leaps toward suicide then withdraws after cold water
Indianapolis report says Mrs. Robert Johnson jumped from a bridge aiming to take her life but resurfaced after finding the water too cold. She returned to her hotel to wait for warmer weather.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Johnson
Flying Fisher Emerges in Whale Hunt via Hydroplane
Captain John D. Loop, a whale hunter off Lower California, adopts a hydroplane to locate sardine schools from the air. The aerial search aids traditional whaling boats, with potential future use of bombs or machine guns as development.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John D. Loop
Dory
Loop
California
Finger Prints Point to Suspect in Girl Murder
New York authorities, aided by fingerprints on a bedroom door, widened their search for a foreign looking man linked to the death of 17 year old Ream Hoxie, found slain beside a bed after an attack described as multiple hammer blows. An autopsy by Dr. Charles Norris confirmed fatal head injuries.
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New York
Ream Hoxie
Hoxies
Chas. N. Norris
West Indian Immigrant Roach Pursues Diverse Trades in New York
New York report outlines Norris F Roach an immigrant who has arrived to polish skills across many roles. He works as a bookkeeper typist stenographer and con juror while also pursuing juggling motor mechanics illusion and acting to broaden his expertise.
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New York
Norris F. Roach
May sever relations with Holland soon
Paris reports that if Holland continues to refuse extradition of the former allied power, the allied powers intend to sever diplomatic relations, according to the Petit Parisien.
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Holland
Paris
Petit Parisiene
Head of Foe of Reds Arrives in South Russia
General Deniken, head of the defeated anti Bolshevik army in South Russia, has arrived at Varna Bulgaria according to a dispatch from Bukarest.
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Russia
London
Deniken
Varna
Bulgaria
Bukarest
Reed Conant Killed in Utley Mine Near Amesville
In Lathrop Colorado on February 4 special report says Reed Conant a young miner and son of Jerry Conant was killed instantly by slate in the Utley mine. He and his father were in the same room when the top fell. the father reportedly suffered internal injuries and a broken leg. Coroner Johnson is notified. The accident occurred in the Jennings mine at Utley about four miles south of Amesville.
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Amesville
German peace delegation head resigns over war crimes list
Baron Kurt Von Lersner refused to transmit the allied list of war crimes to Berlin and sent the list and covering note back to the French foreign office. He resigned as president of the German peace delegation, drawing claims the action was personal and not Berlin instructed. The French note said allies have other means to forward the materials.
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Paris
Baron Kurt von Lersner
Berlin
Foreign Office
von Leisner
Man Refuses Personal Tax Payment Over Belief
Hartford Feb 4 George Doll declares he believes only in spiritual matters and will not pay his personal tax. He refuses to submit the tax due citing his doctrine as his reason.
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Hartford
Conn
George Doll
Mayfield man shoots wife and sister in law then kills self
In Water Valley near Mayfield Kentucky Charlie Tibbs age 40 shot and killed his wife and her sister Mrs Ola Bennett late Monday and then died by suicide Tibbs and his wife had separated and he had recently moved here from Akron
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Charlie Tibbs
Ola Bennett
Water Valley
Tibbs
Akron
Americans slain by brigands in Syria near Aleppo
Three American relief workers were murdered by brigands last Sunday near El Mali north of Aleppo, according to dispatches to the state department. The relief expedition is run by the American commission for the relief of the Near East, headquarters in New York. General Gouraud notified the U S vice consul in Beirut and expressed regret.
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Washington
Syria
State Department
el Mali
Aleppo
American Commission For the Relief of
Near East
New York City
Gouraud
Beirut
McCutcheon
Great Drop in British Sterling in Day's Market
New York reports a sharp decline in foreign exchange as the British pound opened at 3.27 14 and slid to 3.26 34 in early trading. Analysts warn the bottom is not yet reached and further declines are anticipated amid a global slump in currencies against the dollar. Franc checks stood at 14.32 with francs per dollar down 30 centimes and lire at 18.02 per dollar, down 52 centimes. The German mark hit a new low of 3.0102.
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Yester-Ore
Andere
Davis Coal Co Wins Injunction Over Telephone Directory
In Morgantown West Virginia on February 4 the Davis Coal Company obtained an injunction banning the telephone company from circulating the new directories or collecting the old ones because the company’s name was omitted from the listings.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Davis Coal Company
Cleveland Heights Treasurers Salary Increase Causes Court Challenge
The Cleveland Heights administration faced court action over a $150 yearly pay raise for the treasurer, elevating his salary to $200. The dispute centers on whether the increase was properly authorized or properly approved.
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Cleveland, O
Garfield Heights
Confession Links Five Men to Police Robbery Case
Akron police report a confession tying Ab vin Nelson Karl Davis and others to a crime. Officers recovered 66 dollars in cash and whisky valued at 3360 dollars after visiting Pete Marvin's home in West Kemmore Monday night.
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Akron
Abvin Nelson
Karl Davis
Chiatae
Mrdyanovich
Vogin
Pete Marvin
West Kemmore
Ewing
Miss Frances Anderson Noted Lady Billiards Champion
Frances Anderson, renowned lady billiards champion, will give an exhibition of fancy shots and play a match against a local expert at Josten's Cigar Store. She has performed in major cities and holds a national reputation for skill superior to other women players. Public invited.
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Wate
Josten
Cirgar
Anderson
Akill
Recognition of Cotronia by Soviet Russia Arranged
A Soviet dispatch from Aval reports unreserved Russian recognition of Estonia's independence under a peace agreement. Both states renounce indemnities and arrange rapid prisoner repatriation. Estonia gains a railway concession and land, while Russia gains tariff freedom and a railway connection at the frontier.
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Aval
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