Rains Bring Relief From Water Famine in Ohio and West
Rain from the southwest moved into drought afflicted Ohio Saturday easing water shortages. Authorities planned relief measures including state hires and well drilling. In Toledo and western Ohio ice storms crippled power and traffic, while much of the region faced ongoing drought conditions and scattered precipitation across the Midwest.
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Weather Outlook For February 9 to 14
Weather summary from Washington forecasts rain and colder conditions. The outlook covers the Great Lakes region with unsettled patterns, precipitation at times, and notable temperature fluctuations, cooler second half of the period, and variability for the northern areas.
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Ghid Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Protests Over University Poll on Student Drinking
Boulder February 7. George Norris reports on a poll by The Silver and Gold indicating 33 of 42 male students admitted drinking with 44 percent of friends and 20.8 percent of coeds also drinking. Norlin and university officials call the survey ridiculous saying only wealthy students were interviewed.
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University of Aie
George Norris
Silver and Gold
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Will Rogers Speech On War and U S Resolve
Will Rogers comments from Muskogee Oklahoma warn against war and calling for restraint. He insists Americans should focus on domestic strength and avoid entangling alliances with aggressive powers represented by a figure likened to Mussolini, signaling confidence in staying peaceful and self-reliant.
On Banks and Global Affairs From Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane notes Mr. Young’s push for government control of commercial banks to prevent failures and protect the public. He cites 6,000 bank collapses in a decade and argues dishonesty underlies many losses. The Prince of Wales and his brother plan a Panama Canal flight to gauge security and future Anglo American cooperation.
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Ohio State Farmers Week attendance tops records
Columbus Feb 7 1923 at Ohio State University the Farmers Week set a new attendance record with 7806 farmers registering across campus buildings. The closing program featured old time dancing and two one act plays in University Hall. G W Dorsey warned wheat markets were weak due to increased production in Australia Canada and the U S with Russia expected to export 200000000 bushels in 1923.
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Gambling racket leaders flee after Treasury leak
Across the nation heads of the policy gambling network are on the run while seeking new sources of daily lottery figures after a Treasury Department leak in Washington. In New York Harlem, racketeers paid off small bettors as losses mount into hundreds of thousands, with many facing increased life insurance concerns.
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Harlem
Midget Golf Fails In England
London reports midget golf in England has failed with an estimated 750000 lost by promoters trying to spark a craze. The sport never grew beyond a nine day wonder and critics blame overhyped public interest. Also noted, Charles Angel, 75, died Saturday at Athény County Infirmary after a life in Franklin Avenue, Aliens. Funeral services will be at Jagers Mineral Boise Monday at 11 o'clock with burial in West Watow Street Cemetery.
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Baby Born Ten Minutes After Mother Dies in Michigan
Ten minutes after Mrs. James B. Razell died at St. Marys Hospital in Grand Rapids Michigan two healthy baby girls were delivered. Patricia Ann is named for one of the infants and nurses Marie Scanion assisted during the cesarean operation.
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Ten Convicts Escape From Nashville Hospital Fire
Ten inmates at Central State Hospital fled during a blaze believed started by a short circuit. Firefighters saved 600 patients, while guards and police formed a line to corral the escapees. Estimated damage stood at 2600 dollars as officials searched for the fugitives.
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Legs Are Bared In Parla Fashion Display
FARIS Feb 7 Jean Worth evening ensemble creates sensation as bare legs and feet appear in sandals during Walking. Skirts flash knees, recalling 1910 sheath styles. Display favors wool lace tweeds crepes satin chiffons with chartreuse champagne shell pink almond grape and other tones.
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Jean Worth
Cave of Fire Seen Near Straitsville
Travelers on the Vanita highway between Rew Straitsville and Shiwnessc witnessed a dramatic underground fire in a long abandoned mine. Flames and smoke roared from a hillside opening, drawing crowds for a rare, near-surface inferno that could burn for days as miners work to control it.
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Nuggets Found At Kelsey Mine Pocket In Old James W. Mash Mine
In Placerville California two prospectors Jim Kelly and James O Neill reported finding gold in a pocket at the old James W Mash Mine at Kelsey. Nuggets ranged from pin head to walnut size and brought 31 020. The find revived memories of 49 era memories.
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California
Amelia Earhart Marries Publisher George Putnam
Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, wed publisher George Palmer Putnam in New Milford, Connecticut. Their romance began during plans for a June flight. The ceremony occurred at Putnam’s mother’s home. The couple will honeymoon and return to work Monday. Earhart will keep her maiden name.
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Trial Change Plea for Tilhy Smith Seeks Venue Move
Attorneys for Tilhy Smith filed in Ashtabula County Common Pleas seeking a change of venue after he was granted a new trial this week by the Supreme Court on charges of murdering his wife. Judge Charles Z. Surrent will rule next Tuesday on the petition amid claims of prejudicial sentiment in the county making a fair trial unlikely.
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Hog the Cause Huts In Front of Car Wrveek
A car accident in Rollin Mo last night during a local basketball game led to the death of a youth and serious injuries to several players from Cabeol Me ECROOL Team Amd. The crash occurred as a mutemodile darted into the road. among the injured were Ray Boy and another player named Wider four.
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Bakers Seek Court Orders To End Strike
Bakers sought court protection from violence during a bread strike at nine Humboldt Park bakeries. They reported incidents of violence and intimidation as prices fell to 69 cents per pound, with temporary injunction granted to curb picketing. Leaders of the labor movement were accused of supporting the strike actions and a club named in protests.
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Perjury Charge Shocks Canton Woman in Cleveland Trial
Vicabeth W. Kelley formerly of Canton faces trial in Cleveland for perjury linked to a $300,000 breach of promise suit against Alexander C. Welser. The case stems from a prior $40,000 victory by Mixy Kelley. Judge I. G Whitcraft called for grand jury action and potential testimony at the trial.
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Misused State Funds Reported in Columbus Case
An examiner's report details a $8424 misapplication from the State Conservation Fund. Two men, John E. Krucl of Warrenaville and WH Tinchalt of Fostoria, allegedly spent the money. Both claim to have made good their shortages and that they had used the funds.
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Marines Ambushed Near San Antonio in Nicaragua
A US Marine patrol of 12 under Captain Williamen was ambushed by about 59 to 60 bandits near San Antonio, Managla, Nicaragua. The unit endured eight minutes of rifle and machine gun fire before repelling the attack, leaving six bandits killed or wounded and two believed dead. The clash signals a larger wave of bandit activity Marine officials had anticipated.
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Death by Self Inflicted Shot Near Attica
Frank Gangluff 51 shot himself in a workshop near Attica. His son Harold 18 found the body. Officials cite financial worries and fear of losing his mind as motives. Plans for Ocean Line airship service to Europe by 1944 await congressional authorization. Archbishop Edward A Mooney, formerly of Cleveland and Youngstown, named Apostolic Delegate to Japan. previously Apostolic Delegate to India.
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Judge Worstell Retires After Long Athens County Service
Judge Worstell ends four decade tenure on Asheva County Common Pleas Court bench. Born in Ohio, he studied at Hopedale College and Whi University, led Athens City Board of Foundation, and served as partner at Worstell, Cravenor, Jon and Worstell. Rowland to join as his successor. county bar to honor his career with a farewell at year’s end.
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Bank Bandit Dumbbell Fernald Linked to City Bank Heist
Springfield resident William A. Feepetd, 20, was arrested today by detectives for involvement in a bank robbery at the First National Bank in Washington G. Hoon Jay. Fernald, 37, reportedly participated and fled from Lae Miahstletd Reformatory, with $32,727 stolen in the heist.
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100 Jobs Provided in Columbus Parks
Temporary jobs for 194 men have been created at three Columbus parks through the Governor's Committee to relieve unemployment and drought. The positions will be alternated to spread work as widely as possible, with preference given to married men and those with dependents.
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Workmen’s Compensation Law Draft To Be Approved
A joint committee of employers and labor representatives prepared a draft to adjust objectionable features of the present Workmen's Compensation Law. The measure may be approved at a meeting on Tuesday. The principal effect of the changes will be to speed up payments in worthy cases and to increase funeral benefits.
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Fonda Farmers Ahead in Melos County Update
A garbled Washington brief notes Fonda farmers set for Melos County events. Professor Fay to be held Sunday. Red Cross and Nelson-Wiles mayor referenced. A York Grange task aims to organize by large deadline. Mentions alcohol and a Cleveland-related case. section page hints at broader newsroom items.
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Sentenced Denies Guilt In High Profile Murder Trial
The defendant, previously Chicago attorney Clarence Tikrhen, was sentenced after a defense motion overruled. Police described the case as the fatal drive and murder of Oat biew Barnesy on September 23. The judge granted a delay to allow the defendant to arrange his affairs for his son’s welfare.
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Snowstorm Rescues 34 Fishermen Off Lake Buffalo
A heavy mist and binding snowstorm drove 34 fishermen drifting two miles off Lake Buffalo to seek rescue as lifeboats stood by. Four more fishermen remained stranded near Woodlawn Beach as crews continued the search.
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House offers vice presidents home in Washington
Wealthy Washington woman Mrs John Brocka Henderson faced a high court inquiry as testimony described a bid to give $500,000 to the United States government for a permanent home for past vice presidents. The case centers on Henderson’s handling of valuable properties and her oversight by Mrs Bree Whelean before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia.
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Lagat Rellga
John Brocka Henderson
Washington
United States
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Agricultural relief plan eyed in drought aid talks
President and Secretary of Agriculture move to authorize a $20 million drought relief package plus an additional $20 million for farm credit. Negotiations involve Hoovers, Brookhart, and Longworth with Democratic leaders urging passage next week. The plan would fund local agricultural credit entities, increase capital for lending groups, and extend loans to individuals for stock, cattle, and farm needs under federal authorization.
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Co Eds Are Victor at Waynesburg College Dance
Co Eds triumph at Waynesburg College as an all female dance excludes male students. Earlier this week girls hosted their third dance with plans for a male-free event. A Cleveland bureau report notes the timing and reactions to the controversy.
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