Ohio Legislature Hurries Emergency Relief and Gas Tax
Ohio lawmakers push through an emergency relief bill for cities and schools with a three mill levy option, while a two cent gas tax measure gains House support. A heated battle looms over Bible reading in public schools amid broader tax and home rule debates as Governor Donahey prepared to sign.
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Columbus
Donahey
House
Senate
Taft
Motor Vehicles Committee
Edwards
Licking
Roberts
Mahoning
Poisoned cold medicines strike Ohio State students
Ohio State University investigates strychnine contamination after three commerce and journalism students fall ill and two die. Charles Hull of Logan and David Pusken of Canton died days after taking capsule medicine. George Thompson of Canton was critically ill but improving. Dean Eugene McCampbell and campus doctors identified the poison. President Thompson leads the inquiry with Health Chief Wingert directing campus health services.
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Ohio State University
Hull
Pusken
Thompson
Ohio State University College of Commerce and Journalism
Ohio State University Pharmaceutical Laboratory
Theather
Eugene F. McCampbell
University Hospital
McCampbell
R. H. Shindle Wingert
Ohio State University Health Service
W. O. Thompson
Mine Crew Refuses to Abandon Rescue in Cave
A Kentucky held prisoner in a cave remains the focus as a mine crew tenaciously pushes to rescue him. The report chronicles five days of ongoing effort amid perilous conditions and steadfast labor by miners.
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Kentuck
Cave
Cave City workers rally over fate of unfortunate man
In Cave City Kentucky a large crowd gathers as workers recount a dramatic turn in a local event. The article notes a tense scene with activists and officials aiming to resolve the distress surrounding a single incident and its impact on the community.
Muscle Shoals Plant Could Aid War and Peace
Henry Ford proposed to develop the Muscle Shoals nitrogen power plant to produce atmospheric nitrogen for wartime explosives and peaceful fertilizer. The project could also become a channel for graft and private monopoly favored by politicians, with favors echoing Secretary Fall.
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War Department
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ford Withdraws Offer Amid Washington Graft Controversy
In a confrontation over reform, Washington politicians rejected Ford's proposal while the South and farmers urged acceptance. Ford grew tired of graft vacillation and withdrew his offer. The Muscle Shoals plant is poised to become a graft producing facility for a notorious power monopoly.
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Washington
Ford
South
Muscle Shoals
Ford comments on Muscle Shoals in Hearst plea
Henry Ford urges the public to remember his statement about Muscle Shoals made yesterday in reply to W R Hearst urging Ford to return to the Muscle Shoals contest. He frames the issue as protecting the people's property from exploiters.
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Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
W. R. Hearst
Ford
Muscle Shoal
Public Power Fight Over Muscle Shoals Ends at Presidency
The article argues the President must understand the issue of public ownership and warns private monopolies cannot seize public property without the President's consent. It claims Muscle Shoals should not fall to power monopolies, who would owe allegiance to the President rather than any grafting senator.
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Coolidge
Hughes informs senators wind their own business
Secretary Hughes declares the United States is not bound to reveal Paris talks on the Dawes plan and denies involvement in reparations specifics. Senate critics press for full information but Kellogg's Paris agreement details remain withheld amid外交 and allied objections, leaving questions about U.S. role unresolved.
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Hughes
George R. Holmes
Washington
United States
Senate
Paris
Kellogg
Johnson
California
America
Germany
Department
Two Safe Robbers Sentenced in State Prison
John Kaufman and his brother Mike, both of The Plains, pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Worstell and were sentenced to the reformatory for the December 18 safe theft at the Moller Feed Store. Ak ron pair William Eneix and Lucille Moore face trial next. Charles Davenport pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined $50 plus costs.
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Moler
Mansfield Reformatory
Gage
Battle
John Kaufman
Mike
Plains
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
Reformatory
William Eneix
Lucille Moore
Akron
Charles E. Davenport
Costa
Patriarch Constantinos Protests Expulsion
Ecumenical Patriarch Constantinos, exiled from Constantinople by the Turks, telegraphed today to the United States Great Britain France and other powers protesting his expulsion from the city.
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Salonika
Greece
Constantinos
Constantinople
United States
Great Britain
France
Ohio Society backs legislation to aid crippled children
Columbus February 4 The Ohio Society for Crippled Children endorses proposed legislation to enlarge and improve state governance of activities in treating and educating crippled children across the Buckeye State.
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Columbus
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Buckeye State
Bomb Explodes in Boston School After Cleaner's Discovery
In Boston on February 4 a weapon exploded in a War Renton Street room shared by a deceased man. A boy cleaning the space found a pipe shaped instrument and tossed it from a window. No injuries were reported as police and ambulances responded and investigators review the victim's effects for other possible bombs.
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Boston
Warrenton Street
Britain Eyes National Coal Strike as Wage Talks Fail
Britain faces an eighth miners strike when a wage pact expires in June. Miners demand higher pay and plan nationwide action with executive meetings and a possible conference. Derbyshire pits already struck over a 7 1 2 percent cut, while owners warn of limited demand and argue hours, output, and export trade pressures.
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London
Britain
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Association
National Miners’ Executive
Trades’ Union Congress
Derbyshire
Mining Association
Court affirms Cook conviction for mail fraud
United States circuit court of appeals in New Orleans upholds the conviction of Dr. Frederick A. Cook the Arctic explorer who was found guilty in Fort Worth Texas last year on twelve counts for using the mails to defraud.
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Cook
New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frederick A. Cook
Federal District Court
Fortarth
Texas
Witness in London Court Identifies as Vrbka Zelinko
A London law court heard a witness identify himself as Vrbka Zelinko a Czechoslovakian. The case details are limited but his name and nationality were established during the proceedings.
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London
Vrbka Zelinko
Soldiers Home Head Seeks to Block Senate Probe
Sylvus Garver superintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia asks the State Supreme Court for a temporary writ to stop a Senate investigation planned to open in Xenia. Garver argues the Senate cannot act without the House and cites a Drake case ruling. The committee planned to depart for Xenia tonight. decision expected today.
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Columbus
Sylvus Garver
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans Home
Xenia
State Supreme Court
Senate
Marcus Sharp
Garver
House
Drake
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Donald V. Parker
Forbes and Thompson Sentenced for Government Conspiracy
Col. Charles R. Forbes former Veterans bureau head and Chicago St. Louis magnate John W. Thompson were found guilty of conspiring to defraud the government and each received a two year term at Leavenworth penitentiary the sentence handed down in Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
The
Veterans Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Man's ideal woman remains hair flowing over shoulders
London reports Dr. Jacques Brettman, famed beauty expert, condemning bobbed and shingled hair. He argues the woman is part of artistic beauty and that bobbed styles enhance very few women's appeal.
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London
Jacques Brettman
Dr. Brettman
Third OSU Students Stricken and Die From Meningitis
In Columbus Ohio State University reports cerebro spinal meningitis claims three students Charles Hull Davis Pusken both Canton and Logan die in recent days Ernest Metcalf age 19 Centersburg Knox County also dies not epidemic type University hospital treats George D Thompson Canton as meningitis patient Private funeral arranged for 7 year old Robert Minor here death due to meningitis.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles H. Hull
Logan
David Pusken
Canton
George H. Thompson
George D. Thompson
University Hospital
College of Commerce and Journalism
Davis Pusken
iCanton
Ernest Metcalf
Centersburg
Knox County
Italian Ambassador Delays Debt Funding Talks
Anome February 4 dispatches report Giacomo De Martino, newly appointed Italian ambassador to the United States, delaying immediate talks to fund the Italo American debt of 2 billion dollars. He plans to consult with Prince Caetani before visiting Washington, with no fixed date yet set.
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Giacomo de Martino
United States
America
Prince Caetani
de Martino
Washington
Local incorporations include Morgan Oil and Gas and Haney Goodrich
In Columbus today the Morgan Oil and Gas Company of Logan is formed with $10,000, listing John Smith, Henry T. Leach, Edward M. Eberst, Edward N. Beck and W. R. Brandt as organizers. The Haney Goodrich Company of Athens is formed with $15,000, naming Scott Haney, Charles C. Goodrich, Clara M. Goodrich, Emma F. E. Haney and Mary E. Walker as organizers.
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Columbus
Morgan Oil and Gas Company
Logan
John Smith
Henry T. Leach
Edward M. Ebertst
Edward N. Beck
W. R. Brandt
Haney-Goodrich Company
Athens
Scott Haney
Charles C. Goodrich
Clara M. Goodrich
Emma FE. Haney
Mary E. Walker
Senator Bender Says Courts Violate Prohibition Law
Columbus February 4 Senator Bender of Cuyahoga County told the State Temperance Committee that officers acting under justices courts violate every law in enforcing prohibition as he testified on a bill to confine jurisdiction to district courts.
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Columbus
Bender
Cuyahoga County
State Temperance Committee
State Garage Used by Bootleggers Cracked by Police
Ohio National Guard investigators under Governor Donahey's orders probed a state welfare garage in Columbus as a bootlegging distributing point. Car and trusts involved, including Mansfield reformatory trustees, were detained. authorities search for Roy Grimsley and his wife after a car driven into the garage reportedly contained 61 gallons of liquor.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Donahey
State Department of Welfare
Orville Warden
Marysville
Billie Paul
Washington
D. H
Charles R. Williams
Cincinnati
James Chatham
Toledo
Mansfield Reformatory
Roy Grimsley
Grimsley
Miner Collins Endures Five Days Trapped Underground in Cave City
In Cave City Kentucky Floyd Collins is trapped with a boulder pinning his foot in a narrow mine chamber. After more than five days rescue teams widen the shaft and remove sand and stones in a painstaking effort to free him. Crews have lifted hope but facially slow progress continues as engineers plan a larger entry.
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Cave City
Annala
Collins
Floyd Collina
Cave
Recipe notes on mixing ingredients with a twist
The user asks to make a dish equal in texture and flavor by balancing components and suggests adding a girlfriend's name as a playful touch. The instruction appears to be a casual kitchen prompt rather than a formal article item.
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al Lewis
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