Calder coal bill faces control measures in emergency times
The Calder coal bill to regulate coal in emergencies moves to require operators to file regular reports with the Federal Trade Commission. It covers production costs mine prices tonnage and other items influencing consumer costs as part of oversight. A second item notes a fatal car accident near Pleasant near Lancaster as a farmer dies after a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Calder Coal
Manufactures Comite
Federal Trade Commission
World sugar crop forecast rises beyond 17 lakh tons
The world sugar crop estimate for 1920 21 exceeds the 1919 20 production by more than 1 700 000 tons, signaling a substantial rise in output over the prior year.
League council backs Class B mandates amid US protest
Paris reports the League of Nations council ignored US objections and moved to consider Class B mandates after Secretary Colby protested action without American consultation. The United States did not file explicit protests against Class B mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League Or Nations Council
United States
Council
Colby
America
Bonds Boosted In Toledo Mail Robbery Case
Efforts of attorneys to release Joe Urbatis his brother Frank Urbatis and Joe Culbert were halted when bonds were raised from 26000 to 100000 dollars each after a post office robbery in Toledo last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Joe Urbatis
Frank Urbatis
Joe Culbert
Athens Quest Shines in Inspection at Tourney Start
A flood of young players arrives in Athens for the annual Ohio University basketball tournament opening tomorrow at 9 00 a m in the Ohio gym. The first drawing is expected late this evening or early tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio Gym
Government work slows as bridesmaids' trove noted by Smoot
Senator Smoot reports that in some departments work moves slowly and that young female employees have been known to shop and arrange their trousseaus during work hours. He said he personally investigated the situation and raised the issue in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Air mail service extended and funding trimmed
Washington report says the New York to San Francisco air mail will run for another year beyond July 1 and the appropriation was cut from 1.5 million to 1.25 million. The house approved the extension and budget reduction today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York-San Francisco
House
Senate
OHLINGER & WOLF THIS WEEK OFFERINGS
Readable list of groceries and prices including flour varieties coffee canned goods and beans. Mentions Pineapple Delmonte Delmonte Tomatoes Gold Bar Tomatoes and assorted tobaccos with price marks and a note on children's Hamilton Security Shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Coffee
Old Reliable
van Camp
Prince Albert Tobacco
Dry Goods Offerings Include French Serge and Linen Lines
Local dry goods store touts fine French Serge 56 and 44 inch widths with prices around 2.95 and 2.50 per yard. Linen and Pongee finishes in all colors, Pure Linen Huck Silk Pops in 36 inch width, and assorted cottons praised as complete and well priced as goods advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Kin Okeis
Fresh Meats and Fish for Friday Sale
Fresh fish for Friday includes No. 1 Yellow Perch at 20 cents per pound. Variety of fresh and cured meats offered with Premium Hams priced at 32 cents per pound for fat taken off or 34 cents by the half.
Moonshine arrests lead to fines in Athens case
Guy Tinkham of near Luhrig was found guilty before Mayor Roush and fined 1000 dollars plus costs after offering no defense. Charles Lyla was convicted with a 200 dollar fine and costs, previously fined 500. Ralph Gutherie and Frank Reynolds face later trials over moonshine involvement in the Hall place incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Tinkham
Luhrig
Okey Hall Place
Athens
Roush
Tinkham
Charles Lyla
Helwig
Ralph Gutherie
Frank Reynolds
Russians Planned Global Propaganda to Undermine Armies
Brigradier General D. E. Nolan testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee that the Soviet leadership issued instructions via the Third Internationale at Moscow to radicals in all countries to destroy military morale. He cited a world wide propaganda system aimed at wrecking discipline in armies including the American forces targeted at office personnel in Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
D. E. Nolan
Army Intelligence Division
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Nolan
Third Internationale
Moscow
Europe
United States
Wilson offers Tumulty post on joint international commission
President Wilson offers Joseph P. Tumulty his private secretary of ten years a tenure on the international joint commission tasked with arbitration of disputes between the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
Nationwide drive to crush illegal liquor traffic launched
A nation wide drive to stop illegal liquor traffic was launched by the bureau of internal revenue according to a high official. The operation is aimed at enforcing laws and shutting down illicit sale networks across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Ajax Rubber Declares Quarterly Dividend Change
The Ajax Rubber Company has passed its regular quarterly dividend, reduced from 1.50 to 1.00 since last November. In unrelated news, the United States informed Belgium of plans to withdraw troops from the Rhine per a Brussels dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ajax Rubber Company
Paris
United States
Belgium
Rhine
Brussels
Petit Parisien
Directors declare 1% quarterly dividend on preferred stock
New York February 24 directors of the Advance Rumely Corporation meet and declare the regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on preferred stock payable April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Advance Rumely Corporation
Athens Guards Praised After Inspection By War Department
Officers of Company L express satisfaction with a Wednesday inspection by Lieut. Col. Turner of Columbus. At 2:00 pm the equipment passed inspection and at 7:00 pm the personnel were examined. Local unit expected to rank well above average in the final War Department rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Turner
Columbus
War Department
Labor leaders urge veto of Winslow Townsend bill
On February 24 in Against Nick Washington labor leaders adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to veto the Winslow Townsend bill. They accuse the Association of Railway Executives of backing the open shop drive and supporting the measure to allow immediate partial payment to railroads under the Transportation Act guarantee clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Association of
Railway Executives
Bill Association
Three Men Feared Dead in Centralia Mine Explosion
In Centralia Illinois a premature explosion in mine No 5 yesterday likely killed three men. Harry Warren’s body has been recovered and mine rescue crews search for the other two, not expected to be alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Ill
Harry Warren
Stop Rheumatism With Red Pepper Remedy
An old style advert promotes Bowles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism neuritis backache stiff neck and muscle pains. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes warms the sore spot and increases blood flow easing congestion and pain at little cost. Also suggested for chest colds and general pain relief.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike
Fra. Painee
Orden
Austria
Athens Quest
Lords OF Time
Ohlinger & Wolf
Colgate
Vick
Mazda
Chestnut and
Harper Sts
Nelsonville
Thomas Ventry O’connor
International Agstoremen
Harding
James J. Davis
EA Dose
Mayor
Chas. Sylva Finch
Nick
T. C. Co
Tompkins Corbin Company
West 45Th St
Turovcu
House of Kuppenheimer
The
Scott Haney Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!