Bloodthirsty Tenth Fronts For Hiram Johnson In Ohio
Ohio Republicans in the tenth through thirteenth districts rally behind Hiram W. Johnson as he plans a mid April arrival for a campaign. Johnson aims to strike at President Harding’s delegates while Cox supporters build a solid Democratic slate for New York.
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N. S
Cleveland
Ohio
Hiram W. Johnson
George H. Bender
Johnson
Senate
Daugherty
James M. Cox
New York
Senators Probe Daugherty Aides and Film Ring Across States
Washington March 15 Senatorial investigators traced alleged misconduct tied to Attorney General Daugherty from New York to the Mexican border. Witnesses described a film deal linked to Tex Rickard and Jack Dempsey and a gun running plot, with questions about the department of justice and prohibition bureau.
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Washington
Daugherty
New York
New Jersey
Mexico 9
Texas
Department of Justice
Prohibition Bureau
Jessa W. Smith
Jesse Smith
F. C. Quinby
Quinby
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Ong B. C. Baldwin
Texam Tineers
Baldwin
Dep
Dallas Tex
United States
Tran Ge
Butte
Mont
Hene Ko
Dallas
Daug
Nmquor
Federal
Tana
F.C. Quinby
Gof
Byrnes fights for world conference to limit naval armament
In Congress Representative James F. Byrnes proposes a House resolution urging President Coolidge to call a world naval arms conference. He cites ongoing cruiser and aircraft construction despite Washington limits and seeks action tied to the 1924 25 naval appropriation bill. The administration opposes the move, fearing a political setback amid cooler prospects for a new world conference. The navy appropriation shows a 1916 low at $294 442 867 versus prior years.
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H. K. Reynolds
Washington
United States
House of Representives
House
Coolidge
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
Byrnes
Harding
Capitol
Night schools spark interest in nearby towns
Nelsonville Ohio reports strong interest in night classes as Deanville and New Floodwood plan opening similar schools on Monday March 31. Mrs J M Hyde will speak at Haydensville on illiteracy Wednesday afternoon, with Haydensville also expected to host a night school soon.
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Nelsonville
Deanville
New Floodwood
J. M. Hyde
Haydensville
Birth of David Lee Nichols in Columbus Hospital
Mr and Mrs P O Nichols announce the birth of a son, David Lee, at a Columbus hospital Saturday evening. Mr Nichols is the Athens Messenger advertising manager and Mrs Nichols is the former Florence Carr, daughter of Mrs Clint Carr and a former Athens schools teacher.
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David Lee Nichols
P. O. Nichols
Florence Carr
David Lee
Columbus Hospital
Nichols
The
Athens Messenger
Clint Carr
Athens
Three Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Athens County
After a week with no licenses Athens County issued three marriage certificates. Henry T. Sayers 47 a miner and Tina Dell Burt 86 a housekeeper from Nelsonville wed Rev. Howacarath, John E. Parmiter 23 a mechanic and Dorothy Jane Fisher 21 a stenographer from Athens wed Rev. Brown. John R. Patterson 21 a book binder and Yvonne Mahaffey 18, both of Athens, also married with Rev. Brown assisting.
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Athens
Henry T. Sayers
Tina Dell Burt
Nelsonville
Howacarth
John E. Parmiter
Dorothy Jane Fisher
John R. Patterson
Yvonne Mahaffey
Rev. Brown
Governor Donahey Plans Women Trustee Seat at Ohio State
Governor Donahey announced tonight in Columbus that with many women and girls at the Ohio State University he believes a woman should sit on the board of trustees and he will fill the vacancy left by Sir Saad Daas.
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Woman's Eye
Columbus
Ohio State University
Donahey
Saad Daas
Clergyman Rev Asa G Burns shoots Mexico business man
In Mexico Missouri a shooting left R D Conger wounded after Rev Asa G Burns returned from Chicago. Both men refuse statements and the preliminary hearing is postponed while doctors assess Conger’s injuries.
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Asa G. Burns
R. D. Conger
Mexico
Io Police
Conger
Chicago
Island businessmen back 20 year protectorate over Philippines
Washington reports that prominent U S business leaders favor a twenty year protectorate then independence for the Philippines with the United States controlling foreign policy and immigration. The plan lacks War Department backing which prefers twenty five years of status quo before full independence.
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U. S
Washington
Philippines
Congress
War Department
Weeks
United States
American State Department
Frank McIntyre
Insurar Affairs
Wood
Coolidge
Store closes Thursday afternoons for weekly half day
Logan Ohio March 15 Store keepers and clerks aim for a regular half day weekly to rest and recreate. George Stallsmith of the Ideal Grocery company says the practice begun March 13 will give workers a nearly 12 hour day plus long Saturdays and allow time for fishing season and baseball season vacations.
Mrs Helen Welch Sentenced Trimmed by Smile In Court
A dazzling smile and a three year old awaiting at home led to a seven day reduction in a workhouse sentence for Mrs Helen Welch 24 after speeding in Cleveland traffic court Judge Corlett delivered the ruling today.
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Cleveland, O
Helen Welch
Corlett
Miner Thomas Kelley Ends Life in Barn Near Davenport
Thomas Kelley a 50 year old single miner from Europe ended his life by hanging in a barn owned by Fred Donson in Murray City. The body was found by 13 year old Arthur Donson after he entered the locked barn for chicken feed. Kelley had left the Davenport home about 9 o clock Saturday morning and had been ill, recently idle at Pittsburg mine No 5, leading to apparent despondency.
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Murray City
Mar
Thomas Kelley
Fred Donson
Kelley
Ed Davenport
Arthur Donson
Davenport
United States
Europe
Pittsburg
Gates Cleared in Heaton Murder Case After Courtroom Applause
In Louisville on March 15, William C. Gates was found not guilty of the Richard C. Heaton murder. Heaton, termed a grand robber, held Gates captive for three days while planning a mutilation operation, as a record courtroom crowd applauded throughout the verdict.
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Louisville
William C. Gates
Richard C. Heaton
Vanderbilts to wed Cecil at All Souls Church
The marriage of Mrs. Cornelia Van derbilt to Hon. John Francis Cecil will be held at All Souls Church in Biltmore near Asheville, North Carolina, on Tuesday April 29. The wedding unites Vanderbilt lineage and British embassy ties in a high profile event announced locally.
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Asheville
N. C
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Edith Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
John Francis Cecil
Washington
All Souls Church
Biltmore
Here
UM President denounces campus goings on
University of Michigan president Marion Leroy Burton condemned campus goings on, telling a convocation of 5,000 students that he had seen things on the campus that should turn red with shame and referenced conversations between young men and women that verged on vulgarity.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Marion Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Engineer Edward Burger Dies From Injuries in Galena Accident
The body of 48 year old Edward B. Burger of Mansfield, an engineer for the C. A. & C. railroad, died here. His death, attributed to injuries from a fall from his cab at Galena two months earlier, was hastened by Bright's disease. His burial is to be in Mansfield.
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Columbus
Edward B. Burger
Mansfield
Burger
Galena
Bright
Gin Sin and Gun Play as a Cabaret Tragedy
A Chicago era column reports a woman shot her intoxicated companion after a dispute at a cabaret. W R Law was found dead at the wheel. the woman claims she cannot remember details while police note the incident as a drunken quarrel. The piece also notes a radio program with Marconi and World-wide reception.
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Amos Cummings
Chicago
W. R. Law
National wealth estimated at 187.7 billion dollars
The national wealth of the United States is estimated at 187,739,000,000 dollars or 1,965 dollars per person for every man, woman and child in the country.
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United States
First Woman Admitted to Bombay High Court
Mithah Tata, 23, becomes the first woman to practice before the Bombay High Court. She earned recognition last year in England for work extending voting rights to her countrywomen.
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Mithah Tata
Bombay
India
England
Mystery of trunk murder solved by Denver police
Denver police traced a murder case from Colorado to California. A trunk shipped from Denver to Weed California held the body of Mrs Belle Janssen 35 allegedly killed by her husband Janssen who bought a gray trunk like a casket and checked it at Union Station. Police say the investigation links the North Denver janitor to the trunk discovery and ongoing search for answers.
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Denver
Colo
California
Red Janssen
North Denver
Belle Janssen
Ogden
Utah
Janssen
North
Pittsburgh
Weed
Cal
Janssens
Union Station
Secret income tax returns to be opened for Congress
President Coolidge ordered the treasury to release income tax returns to congressional committees. The move applies to individuals partnerships estates trusts corporations associations joint stock companies and insurance companies. Secretary Mellon argued public disclosure could harm governmental interests despite the shift from strict confidentiality.
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Congress
Washington
Treasury Department
Coolidge
The
Treasury
Mellon
Bright Spot on State Utilities Office District
David Archer at the state utilities commission handles varied applications. A Bellpoint Delaware county resident seeks a certificate to operate carriages for passenger and freight transport. The commission has not acted yet but is expected to approve horse drawn buggies.
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David Archer
State Utilities Commission
Dave
Bellpoint
Delaware County
Pbs
Ohio students hike to obtain doctor day pills
Two Ohio University students, about eighteen, walked from Athens to Harrisonville to secure a box of pills signed by Dr. Day. They woke the town and obtained signatures, then walked back, implying a hazing jailor prank or fraternity initiation.
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Ohio
Meigs County
Harrisonville, CO
Ohio University
Athens
Salesman Demes Reckless Orf
T H Tonguette a trade man pleaded not guilty to a charge of reckless driving in county traffic court Saturday. Barrows said Tonguette drove through a funeral procession between Sugar Creek and Cey, based on his own statement.
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T. H. Tonguette
Cc. H. Porter
Barrows
Alster
Sugar Creek
Cey
Tonguette
Unclear fragmentary notice from city page appears
Fragmentary OCR text shows stray caps and jumbled phrases mentioning a street and state. No clear event date or identifiable organizations or people are readable to form a proper news item.
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Hiram Johnson
Coxs
William J. Huske
McAdoo
Wilbur D. Witkin
David I. Rockwell
Hamilton G. Deweese
Cox
EMEA
WR Dhugher
Texas Ranger
Fight Res
William K. Hutchison
Department
NAVAL
Tepsa
By Stewart Jackson
Thomas Kelly
Britisher
Around
Arthur Brisbane
Marconi
Paxe
Stintson
Miss Stinson
Harry M. Daugherty
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State
Sens
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