President Coolidge pushes Geneva naval disarmament plan
President Coolidge asks Congress to press a new Geneva naval disarmament conference. He instructs ambassadors to seek an expanded 5 5 8 ratio for ships not covered by the Washington treaty and to negotiate a broad agreement limiting naval armament while leaving land and air limits regional. The memo argues naval limits should move forward now with Geneva talks independent of land and air talks.
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Washington
United Press
Coolidge
Congress
Paris
Rome
Tokio
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
eGncéeva
Ita
United States
Geneva
America
Coolidge to veto pending World Court reservations
Senate irreconcilables expect a move to accept British suggested changes in American reservations to World Court entry. Administration leaders say such a move ends U S involvement, while Reed Borah and others warn against any entanglement in an international court.
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Thomes L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Reed
Missouri
Borah
Adaho
Lenroot
Donahey nominates 21 for confirmation by legislature
Governor Vic Donahey announced twenty one nominees for confirmation by the Ohio legislature, with twenty more to be forwarded this afternoon. Among the names are R. W. Emmons of East Rochester to replace William Bundy on the state civil service board and J. T. Cline of Dayton to succeed A. A. Compton on the state board of optometry.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Lst
R. W. Emmons
East Rochester
William Bundy
Athens
State Civil Service Board
J. T. Cline
Dayton
State Board of Optometry
A. A. Compton
Pomeroy
State House Debates Gas Tax Shifts and Education Bills
In Columbus the 87th General Assembly considers measures on Ohio coal use for state institutions and revised gas tax distributions. Bills propose rural district funding and road construction shifts, junior college adds, and youth hunting restrictions. Strong party lines emerge over revenue splits and program scope.
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Columbus
State House
87Th General Assembly
Senate
BE. LeFever
Athens County
Ohio
Penahey
Ahey
Republican Financial
Biid
Brown
Ross County
Yibor
Dodd
Toledo
Dallas Sullivan Republican
Union County
Sullivan
Je. F. Warner
Sandusky County
Hancock County
Forney
Missing Dale Dickerson and family in Coshocton search
Feb 10 report from Coshocton says Dale Dickerson 30 who ran a transfer business vanished from his home. His wife Mrs Fred G Haskins and two other children also were said to be missing at about the same time, prompting a detailed area search.
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Coshocton
U.R
Dale Dickerson
Cunnany
Fred G. Haskins
Dickerson
Banks Close Saturday Observing National Holiday in Athens
Banks in the city of Athens will be closed all day next Saturday February 12 to observe a national holiday confirmed by a local banker.
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Athens
Athena
Prohibition Bills Fall Under Attack by Anti-Salon League
In Columbus on February 10 the Bender and Johnson measures to curb power of justices and mayors faced a massed assault from the Anti-Salon League, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and the Dry Maintenance League. The debate drew crowded galleries as advocates argued for and against curbs on local judicial authority.
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Columbus
U.P
Bender
Johnson
Ohio
Justices of the Peace
M. O. Johnson
Youngstown
Keeran
Florence Richards
Ohio W. Co. T. Us
Cleveland
Cincinneti
Guy C. Farquharson
Arart Et Guieas
Farquharesa
North China group to ignore Kellogg plan in Shanghai
A Daily News dispatch from Peking reports the North China cabinet will ignore Secretary Kellogg's proposal to neutralize the Shanghai international settlement. Japanese dispatches claim Russia sent munitions to Canton via Ladivostok, including 5000 rifles, over a million rounds, sixty machine guns and three other weapons.
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London
United Press
North China
Kellogg
Shanghai
Peking
Japan
Canton
Ladivostock
Birger Taken Under Guard for Habeas Hearing
Charley Birger, machine gun gang leader charged with murdering Mayor Joe Adams of West City, is moved from Saline county jail to Williamson county jail with heavy guards. He will face a habeas corpus hearing before potential transfer to Franklin or Jefferson county facilities. Birger earlier defied authorities while armed, claiming protection against a mob.
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Marion, Til
A.R
Charley Birger
Joe Adams
West City
Saline County
Williamson County
Jefferson County
Fraklin County
Birger
Franklin County
Reckless Driving Cost Paul Woodworth Fine
Paul Woodworth paid a $5 fine and costs after appearing before Mayor Alex Moore in city court last night for reckless driving on Court Street.
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Court Street
Paul Woodworth
Alex Moore
Loan companies fail in Cleveland court hearing
Receivership for the third loan company in as many days came before the common pleas court in Cleveland today as authorities move to address financial instability and regulatory concerns.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Beating Retreat Rebels Drive Minister From Lisbon Legation
Bullets of Portuguese rebels forced Minister Fred M. Deering to abandon the U S legation in Lisbon after rifle and machine gun fire struck the building, while government forces fought back.
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Fred M. Deering
U. S. Legation
Lisbon
Portugal
Deering
State Department
Legation
Campaign against sex plays climaxes with 41 arrests in New York
The New York campaign against sex plays ends in a climax as forty one actors producers and managers are arrested and three theatres linked to the productions are closed. Police plan to keep the shows shut until court decisions decide if the plays violate public decency. Bail ranges from five hundred to one thousand dollars. The Virgin Man faces a Thursday matinee as a test of reopening.
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Aes
United States
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
John
New York
United Press
Sparks Cause Fire at Hewitt Breecewood Plant
Sparks from a broken smoke stack sparked a fire at the Hewitt Boden Breecewood plant last night. Damages were about 10 to 15 dollars, kept under control by the company’s own fire equipment. The alarm was raised at 8 by G. M. Romine who heard the plant alarm. The blaze started in the sawdust room. the damaged stack had not yet been repaired awaiting a new one.
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Hewitt-Boden Breecewood
G. M. Romine
Bowling Green official granted extra leave for studies
Warren E. Steller head of Bowling Green college physical education department has been granted another semester’s leave of absence to continue graduate physical education studies at Columbia University.
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Bowling Green
Warren E. Steller
Bowling Green College
Columbia University
All at Sea mystery by Carolyn Wells reviewed
The piece discusses motive and opportunity in a murder aboard the surf, centering on Garrett Folsom's stabbing as bathers look on. It previews Wells's latest novel All at Sea as one of her strangest works, featured in this Messenger section.
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Garrett Folsom
Carolyn Wells
Rock Springs Man Killed Under Coal Truck Wheels
Clifford Will, 35, of Rock Springs and father of five, was killed instantly when he fell under the rear wheels of Hood Brothers Coal Co. truck while attempting to hitch a ride home. Driver Clarence McKee nearly stopped. Will slipped or lost grip as he tried to pull up, crushing his head. Coroner HH Ewing and executor D B Peoples attended the scene near Rock Springs fairgrounds.
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Rogk Springs
Clifford Will
Hood Brothers
Coa Company
Clarence McKee
Pomeroy
Joe Will
Rock Springs
Hood Brothers’ Coal Company
Syracuse
Wilhémme
Rock Springs Fair Ground
HH. Ewing
Clarence Mc
Hee
Will
Ben H. Ewing
Ioc
D. B. Peoples
Cine
McKee
Athens Radio Club to Draw By Laws
The Athens Radio club at City Hall appointed a committee to draft by laws. Homer C. Clark E. R. Lash Jr and H F Cromley make up the committee, and they will report at a meeting next Wednesday at 7 o clock. Attendance rose from previous sessions.
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Athens Radio Club
Homer C. Clark
E. R. Lash, Jr
H. F. Cromley
Lights at Lindley Hall Dormitory Sparks Student Clash
The university reports repeated vandalism of lamps in front of Lindley hall dormitory. Treasurer George C. Parks ordered replacements after lamps were knocked out, but both lamps were again damaged leading to a darkened stairwell. The dispute between students and Parks remains unresolved.
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Rhymester
George C. Parks
University
Lindley Hall
Weather Report From The Columbus Bureau
Snow began early this morning and quieted robins and cardinals that had sung for three days. The normal temperature yesterday was 29 and today 30. A record low for this date 28 years ago was 17 degrees, while the high reached 64 in 1894. Temperatures by two hour periods follow with Wednesday and Thursday readings.
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Robins
Cardinals
Columbus Weather Bureau
Thuradeva
Delware Springs Sanitarium Changes Hands
The Delaware Springs sanitarium was sold at a receivers sale to Dr. J. B. Larue of Zanesville and his brother Dr. Co. M. Larue of Columbus. The new owners will take possession on February 16.
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Delaware
Delaware Springs Sanitarium
J. B. Larue
Zanesville
Co. M. Larue
Columbus
Toledo Man Arrested After Clubber Linked Murders
A man arrested in Toledo for carrying a large club up his sleeve is suspected by police of ties to the recent clubber murders in the city.
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Toledo
Knocked From Cycle In Cleveland Injury Hospitalized
George Ingram is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a hit and run driver struck him while he was riding a bicycle in Cleveland. Twins Born To Edward and Mrs Smith In London a son and daughter increase family to eleven children.
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Cle
Columbus
George Ingram
Family
London
Edward Smith
Senate preps move on price stabilisation farm bill
Unofficial White House signals suggest the farm bill faces resistance in the Senate with threats to nominate an alternative candidate if President signs the bill. Republicans in the farm bloc debate campaign plans while discussions continue in London and among party leaders.
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Paul R. Malo
United Press Stat Weltes
Washington
Yate Chamber
al Ide
Ball
Senate
Trapped in Cleveland Fire Amid Narrow Rescue
Fire trapped ten persons in a smoke filled rooming house in Cleveland today. Rescuers battled flames as occupants struggled to escape the blaze.
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Web
Two Lovers Wounded in Toledo Shooting
Jem Laughlin aged 45 of Lock River and Mary Kemm aged 49 of Toledo were hospitalized after a gunfire incident described as a love shooting. Both sustained abdominal wounds but were reportedly stable. Police are investigating the motive and details of the confrontation.
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Toledo
Jem Laughlin
Lock River
Conditié
Mie
Mary Kemm
Fragmented Thought on Education and Society
The text discusses how education, social activity, and language shape a person at home and in public life. It notes mispronunciations and the influence of a dictionary on daily speech, reflecting concerns about literacy and social perception.
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