Labor and Farmer Groups Eye Cleveland Convention
Rail workers and farmers warn a third party may arise from a Cleveland July 4 conference on progressive action. LaFollette could lead a new movement if mainstream candidates fail, with unions and farmers seeking to reform control of public utilities and resources.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Railroad Brotherhood
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Fareveres
Locomotive Engineers Journal
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Wall Street
Senator LaFollette
View and Modern Shoe Factory Will Be E Rected in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville C March 22 a new and modern shoe factory building for The McGovern Nelsonville Co is now definitely assured and construction will start soon. After past obstacles, progress is clear and the project should move rapidly to completion. Directors of the chamber of commerce meeting with Thos McGovern reported favorable outcomes. Purchases of the Freer and Stout lots on Myers Street were finalized and the factory location deal is expected to close at once.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville, C
McGovern-Nelsonville Co
Chamber of Commerce
Thos McGovern
Freer
Stout
Myers Street
Sinclair Defies Senate Oil Inquiry on Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair refused to testify before the senate public lands committee, challenging their authority and signaling possible contempt charges. Civil actions in Wyoming and potential criminal action in Washington loom as investigators plan court steps. The article notes other moves in Sinclair's business dealings and related factory plans in Nelsonville, with a continuation on page two.
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Kenneth Clark
Washington
Mar
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate Public Lands Committee
Sinclair
Wyoming
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair Cheeeepie
Senate Invest
Senate
Roxie Stinson details life with Jesse and a whiskey ring
Roxie Stinson, ex-wife of Jesse Smith, testifies about fear and a whiskey ring involving General Daugherty. She describes confidences and alleged schemes, including claims of a Cleveland hotel liaison and pressure to frame the dead, with mentions of Jake L. Han non and political leverage at Harding era events.
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I. N
Washington
March
Ling Lips
Mra
Roxie Stine
Jons
Daugherty
Mel Daugherty
Ottty
Cleveland
Committee Dramaticalley
Gail
Ing
Roxie Stinson
Jake L. Hannon
Harding
Jesse Smith
Desthy
Allonsaieeral Daugherty
Franklin county sheriff charged in liquor bribe case
Frank J. Holycross Franklin county sheriff and deputies Motter and Hamilton face indictments on bribe related liquor law charges. They are to be arraigned Wednesday before Common Pleas Judge Sowers in Columbus. Holycross remains in office pending trial. removal requires conviction or legal action by county officials. He seeks an early trial citing witnesses with criminal records.
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Columbus
Mar
Frank J. Holycross
Sherif
Franklin County
Motter
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Sowers
Holycross
Resch announces bid for Columbus sheriff post
Charles I. Resch of Columbus announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff on a platform of law enforcement and honesty. Resch, a former Franklin county sheriff, served two terms.
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Columbus
Radical thinker steals neighbor’s car claim
A man justifies taking a neighbor’s car by claiming he can outrun the vehicle. Police investigate the casual theft as a possible street logic story.
Woman Seeks Compensation Over Haircut Lesson
Helen Hanson paid for a shingle bob taught by a Chicago hair-dressing instructor but found it unsuccessful. She consulted Attorney James A. Peterson and filed a gift against the beauty teacher. The bottom image shows the bob. she asks 06¢.
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Helen Hanson
Chicago
James A. Peterson
Helen
Logan Youth to Take Naval Academy Entrance Exam
Early Soliday, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Soliday of Logan Ohio, plans to accept Congressman Underwood’s offer of appointment to the Annapolis Naval Academy. He will review high school work to be ready for the required examination. Soliday is a former Ohio University student at Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fearly Soliday
Dan Soliday
Congressman Underwood
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ohio University
Athens
Massive landslide blocks Columbus route near Rockbridge
Heavy rain over the past week triggered a large landslide just north of Rockbridge on the Logan Lancaster pike highway. Tons of soil and rocks spilled down a steep incline, uprooting three trees. Crews cleared debris and restored traffic after removing the trees beside the hill.
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Logan, O
Rockbridge
Logan-Lancaster Pike
American Prelate in Auto Crash in Rome
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes of New York, who with Archbishop Mundelein of Chicago will be elevated to cardinal next week, was in a automobile accident in Rome this afternoon but escaped injury. His motor car collided with an expressman's truck. the car was not damaged and proceeded on its way.
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Rome
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
Mundelein
Chicago
Alexander Men Before Court On Cruelty Charge
Sam Dinsmore and Augustus Reeves, farmers from Alexander township, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate C. H. Porter on cruelty to animals charges. Trials scheduled for Saturday March 29. Affidavits by Humane Officer A. C. Roach allege neglect of food and shelter for livestock. Constable Tucker brought the men to court.
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Sam Dinsmore
Augustus Reeves
Alexander Township
C. H. Porter
Dinsmore
Reeves
Humane
A. C. Roach
Tucker
Explosion Victim Not Recovering As Expected
Logan Ohio March 22 James Brown Perry county farmer seriously burned in a gasoline explosion at his home several days ago is not recovering rapidly. Infection set in a hand, necessitating amputation to stop spreading. Skin burned on hands face and chest. He remains at the local hospital.
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Logan
James Brown
Perry County
Funeral for Private Glenn H. Gannett in Columbus
Funeral services for Private Glenn H. Gannett aged 21 of Columbus will be held at 1:30 Monday afternoon at the Rich Street Church of Christ. He was shot and killed here by sentries while attempting to escape from Fort Hayes custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glenn H. Gannett
Fort Hayes
Rich Street Church of Christ
Dancing in church sparks debate at St. Mark's
Dr. Guthrie rector of St. Mark's First Episcopal Church in New York argues for dancing as part of religious service while Bishop Manning bans it. He cites scientists like Spencer and Huxley to support the view that religious emotion is closely tied to dancing.
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Star Co
Guthrie
St. Mark’s First Episcopal Church
New York
Manning
Dr. Guthrie
Spencer
Darwin
Haeckel
Huxley
River dikes urged removed along Ohio toward safer navigation
River interests led by pilots push to remove obsolete Ohio river dikes as lock and dam systems render them unnecessary. Beaver Shoals Wing Dam Brown's Island Eight Mile Bonanza Bar Rising Sun Lower Dike Gunpowder Sand Creek below Ravenswood are named as targets.
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Pomeroy, O
Ohio River
Beaver Shoals
Wing Dam
Brown's Island
Eight Mile
Bonanza Bar
Rising Sun
Lower Dike
Gunpowder
Sand Creek
Ravenswood
Man from Columbus Fined for Intoxication at Union Station
Deputies detained William Bolin of Columbus at Union station Friday forenoon after a report from a station above. Bolin pleaded guilty before Magistrate Helwig Saturday morning, fined $10 plus costs, and was jailed to await funds from Columbus to cover the assessment.
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Cady and
Barrows
Union Station
William Bolin
Columbus
Bolin
Helwig
Never Quit Motive Guides Isolated Lakefront Keeper
A lighthouse keeper endures harsh weather and isolation at Lake Ontario as his small, weathered residence guards the shore. The stark, wintry scene emphasizes his steadfast duty despite being effectively a prisoner in his own shelter.
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Fce
Itme
Lake Ontario
Ahores
Many Seek Governer Post Rumors State
In Cleveland Ohio March 22 a wave of possible Republican candidates for the state ticket is shaping up with Roscoe McCulloch of Canton ready to declare. Others mentioned include J F Burke Elyria James A White Cleveland C Homer Durand Coshocton Harry L Davis Cleveland and John L Cable Lima. Fred Kohler Cleveland may join after a trip abroad with Klan support rumored if he runs.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
J. F. Burke
Elyria
James A. White
Cleveland
State
Anti-Saloon League
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Harryl. Davis
John L. Cable
Lima
Fred Kohler
New York
South America
Kohler
Ku Klux Klan
Heath
Loafers' Shrine Vanishes Under Shovel Work
Local Athens scene loses its sun-worshipper gathering place known as the Bench at Blackstone corner Court and Union streets. Workmen clear the area for upcoming construction, ending a long-standing spot where citizens discussed affairs and relaxed in summer afternoons.
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Athens
Court House
Blackstone
Court and
Union Streets
Tie Bench
Pomeroy Adopts Eastern Time and Wharf Agreement
Pomeroy Ohio council voted to adopt Eastern time with a Sunday clocks change on March 3 to align schedules. They also allocated over 500 dollars for removing a freight debt slip, sharing costs among city, county, state, and street car company, and granted a two year wharf privilege to Win McMurray at 185 dollars annually for wharfage revenue.
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Pomeroy, O
Pomeroy City
Pomeroy
Hocking Valley
City
County
State and Street Car Company
McMurray
Neil Scandal May End Soon in Columbus Hotel Project
In Columbus Ohio talks resume on March 22 about reopening the Neil House company case in common pleas court to seek a compromise. Attorneys for stock underwriters tied to a 1.6 million dollar contract press for a settlement with Dr J H Gerhardt who seeks an accounting amid alleged mismanagement.
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Columbus
Neil House Company
Common Pleas
Gustav W. Darch
H. B. Wells
Max Goldsmith
Archibald 8. White
Kinkead
J H. Gerhardt
Gerhardt
Neil House
State House
South High Street
Irish Army Mutiny Sparks Cabinet Crisis in Dublin
Dublin March 22. Indications tonight point to serious trouble within the Free State government over the military mutiny. The cabinet met for eight hours to discuss the situation with Joseph McGrath present, who had led as minister of commerce due to his sympathetic stance toward the mutinous army officers.
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Dublin
Mar
Free State
Joseph McGrath
Envoy Dr. Tusar Dies in Berlin at Age of…
Berlin dispatch reports the sudden death of Dr. Tusar the Czecho Slovakian envoy to Germany from heart failure this evening in Berlin. Further details stand as the envoy’s death shakes diplomatic channels.
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Berlin
Tusar
Germany
Democrats Seek Facts on Funds Tied to Harding Campaign
Washington March 22 Democratic leaders pressed for details on campaign contributions linked to the Harding campaign deficit of about 1.6 million dollars. Will Hays testified Sinclair donated 75 000 shares worth roughly 1.9 million dollars to aid debt relief, a claim Hays denied as false while a subpoena was issued for Fred W Upham to testify.
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Washington
Mar
Public Lands Committee
Will H. Hays
Harry I. Sinclar
Republican Party
Hays
National Committee
Tly
Fred W. Upham
Bers
Ladd
North Dakota
Walsh
Mays
Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidated Mt Corporation
Stanfield
Oregon
Building permit note for air castles and odd plans
Fragmentary text mentions building permits, air castles, wood forms, mortar and a payment of 3 cents. Cites unclear plans and free particles. no clear entities or dates.
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Partic A
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