Recognition of Soviet Russia by United States near
Senate leaders predicted rapid recognition of the Soviet government as Russia moves toward a republic. Senators Hitchcock Reed Borah and France discuss alliances with democracies, trade opportunities, and the need for a swift policy decision while Congress debates a resolution to extend friendly recognition.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Senate
Hitchcock
Administration
Reed
League of Nations
iHichcock
Germany
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Europe
Non
Italy and Jugoslavia seek American help in Adriatic settlement
The Franco Sena premiers reply to Wilson states they need U S input before resolving the Adriatic dispute with Jugoslavia. They endorse a mutually agreeable settlement and note the London secret pact caused past concessions. Prime ministers plan two-part work with expert advisers as talks extend.
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ED. L. Keen
Don
Franco Sena
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Wilson
Jugoslavia
Council of Premiere
London
Ital
Aise
Ohio archaeological and historical society board re appointed
Governor Cox announced the re appointment of former Governor James D B Campbell B F Prince of Springfield and W P Palmer of Cleveland as trustees of the Ohio archaeological and historical society Claude Meeker of Columbus was appointed to succeed Yate E O Randall on the same board
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Columbus
Cox
James DB. Campbell
B. F. Prince
Springfield
W. P. Palmer
Cleveland
The
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Claude Meeker
Yate E. O. Randall
Premiers vow concerted action over Armenian massacre
The council of premiers met in London and decided on concerted action in response to the massacres of Armenians in Asiatic Turkey. Military experts attended the session to advise on the response.
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London
Council of Premiers
Asiatic
Turkey
Council
Master Nan of Bond Will Surrender in New York
Jules W. Arnstein known as the master mind in a $5,000,000 bond theft will surrender to local authorities in time for a Monday court appearance. Attorney Wm J Fallon said bail of $100,000 was arranged and Arnstein would be represented by Fallon and McGee. They were to meet bankruptcy officials in a separate filing brought by the National Piety Company.
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New York
Jules W
Nicky” Arnstein
Wall Street
Wm. J. Fallon
Arnstein
Fallon
Dolling
Fallon and McGee
United States Bankruptcy
Gilchrist
National Piety Company
Street paving is stolen for fuel in Lorain
Lorain Ohio February 38 one block long street linking Broadway and Reid Avenue main thoroughfare paved with wooden blocks removed overnight to be burned as firewood. Police say picks used to tear out frozen blocks from between streetcar tracks and along the curb in the coal shortage era.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Broadway
Reid Avenue
Weather forecast for the week across regions
Weekly forecasts for February 29 in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee predict generally fair conditions with a rain period around Thursday and below average temperatures. The Great Lakes region expects frequent light snow and overall below normal temperatures with fluctuations.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Railroad Bill Ready for Wilson Signature
Washington February 28 bearing the ok of Walker D Hines director general of railroads the railroad bill was expected to be laid before President Wilson today for signature or veto Attorney General Palmer already has pronounced the bill constitutional
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Wilson
Palmer
Labor wage rise capped. cooperation urged to cut living costs
Howard E. Figg assistant attorney general told a New York conference with Federal Food Administrator Williams that labor has its maximum wage increase and could help by cutting living costs. He predicted prices would fall in the near future.
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New York
Howard E. Figg
Williams
Ohio primaries map shows Harding Wood Cox Cox race
Ohio voters face presidential preferential primaries in April with Republicans Harding and Wood as likely choices for president and Cox clear on the Democratic side. Garfield and Campbell may withdraw to aid Wood and Cox, while two vice presidential hopefuls enter Ohio ballots. Jazz candidates Monroe and Baird may be dropped for incomplete declarations.
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Columbus
Candvass
Ohio
Harding
Leonard Wood
James R. Garfield
Cox
Campbell
Garfield
Wood
Herrick and
Willis
Galvin Cincinnati
Harry M. Daugherty
F. D. Patterson
Colored
Greenfield
Edward C. Turner
William AH. Boyd
Cleveland
Pomerone
Harmon
Ebu H. Moore
Youngstown
William Grant Webster
New York
Ellwood Washington
Hammond
Indiana
Smith
James O. Monroe
Maywood
Illinois
Louis A. Baird
St. Louis
European inflating lifeboat ready in three minutes
A European invention introduces a pneumatic lifeboat capable of supporting 50 persons. It can be inflated and prepared for use within three minutes, offering rapid deployment in maritime emergencies.
Unconscious Flyer Survives Five Mile Altitude Fall
Major R. W. Schroeder test pilot at McCook field Dayton Ohio fell five miles after breaking altitude records. He revived in the air and landed safely. He credited oxygen failure and exhaust gas for the crisis. He vowed to attempt 40 000 feet again and praised American aviators.
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Dayton. O
R. W. Schroeder
McCook
Schroeder
McCook Field
Post Hopital
Area Club of America
Casale
Plane
Wilbur W T Field
McCookfield
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Kellogg accuses Hitchcock of allying with Borah to defeat peace treaty
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota charged in the senate that Senator Hitchcock Democratic leader formed an alliance with Republican Senator Borah to defeat the peace treaty. He claimed Hitchcock would amend the treaty via domestic reservations and seeks votes to kill it. Kellogg cited Adriatic issues and self determination as the basis of settlement.
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Washington
Kellogg
Minnesota
Hitchcock
Borah
Senate
Wilson
Saar Valley
Shantung
Fragmentary User Note From Emergency Scene
A witness recounts lifting goggles during an emergency after taking unknown items and suspecting something was wrong, prompting a response. The fragment ends with the speaker describing the action of raising goggles.
Athens County Plans April 27 Presidential Preference Primaries
Athens County Board of Elections completed plans for the April 27 presidential preference primaries. H. T. Phillips, probate judge, qualified as a delegate candidate with General Leonard Wood as first choice and James R. Garfield as second. Jess Finsterwald filed as alternate for the Democratic national convention and lists of delegates and alternates for Republican and Democratic state conventions were recorded. Ballot contracts went to The Athens Printery and poll books to Johnson & Watson of Dayton for totals of 656.60 and 318 respectively.
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Athens County
Athens
Johnson & Watson
Dayton
Roper Resigns as Internal Revenue Commissioner
Daniel C. Roper, head of the Internal Revenue Service and prohibition enforcement, has decided to resign his post though no formal submission has been made. The treasury department indicated the move, noting his responsibility for tax collection and enforcement. A second item notes Senator Kenyon of Iowa introducing a Senate resolution on U S negotiations with Great Britain to acquire Bermuda Islands.
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Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Great Britain
United States
Bermuda Islands
Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Iron River Prohibition Action Vindicated in Rum Rebellion
Iron River Michigan reports state attorney Martin McDonough acted properly when he seized liquor seized by federal officer Leon Grove who lacked credentials. Investigators F R Cummerow and J E Converse reviewed the affair and reportedly found no fault. Converse traveled to Chicago to question A V Dalrymple who led the armed action against Iron River Valley during the incident.
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Iron River
Mich
Martin McDonough
Iron County
F. R. Cummerow
Department of Justice
J. E. Converse
Michigan
McDonough
Leon Grove
Grove
Converse
Chicago
A. V. Dalrymple
Iron River Valley
Oklahoma Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
Oklahoma City February 28 legislature quickly ratifies the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution. The measure takes effect immediately with emergency clause restored by the house before final passage.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
House of Representatives
Kidnapped Boy Returns Home Safe in Mapimi
A boy abducted by Mexican bandits was returned to his Mapimi home on February 24 and arrived there safe and well. Local authorities confirmed the rescue and the boy’s safe custody. He is reported in good condition and reunited with family.
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Mapimi
Columbus Council Sets Daylight Saving Measure
The Columbus council approves a daylight saving plan for this summer. The dates when it becomes effective will be set on May 1 and October 1.
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Agagi
Columbus
Tranger Suffers Serious Fall At City Post Office
Wisener, 21, a Baltimore resident, fell on stairs inside the postoffice building during the afternoon. He was found unconscious, treated by Dr. Biddle, and later revived. he reports a prior Army enlistment attempt and a misdirected train journey ending near Athens.
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Wisener
Baltimore
Postoffice
Biddle
West Virginia
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Parkersburg
Athens
Post Office
Two Personal Crisis Reports Spark In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on February 28 two personal crisis reports emerged. Chris Mundloch 31 hanged himself after placing medicine within reach of his wife who was seriously ill and despondent. His sister in law told police he believed she was dying. Ella Aldrich 41 shot herself three times and was found at the foot of a mirror after a long illness described as causing the act.
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Cleveland
Chris Mundloch
Ella Aldrich
Actress Julia Marlowe Abandons Blackstone Over Dog Rule
Chicago reports that Julia Marlowe and her husband E. H. Southern moved to a different hotel after the Blackstone Hotel refused to allow their dog in the room. The hotel management stated the policy prompted the relocation.
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Chicago
Julia Marlowe
Blackstone Hotel
E. H. Southern
States to oppose Rhode Island in drylight
Governor Milliken announced a coalition of 26 states that will cooperate to oppose Rhode Island’s move to have the national prohibition amendment declared unconstitutional. The group plans joint legal and political action to challenge the amendment across the states.
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Rhode Island
Augusta
Milliken
Federal warning on 3 1 2 percent beer sales
Washington February 28 Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper warned that persons found guilty of manufacturing or selling 3 1 2 per cent beer violate federal statute and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The statement followed questions about New Jersey’s proposed 3 1 2 per cent beer measure.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
New Jersey
Akron Judge Dayton A. Doyle Dies at 53
Akron obituaries announce Judge Dayton A. Doyle age 53 died in Akron. He was born there and served two terms as city solicitor, two terms as referee in bankruptcy and two terms as judge of the common pleas court.
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Akron. O
Dayton A. Doyle
Akron
Common Pleas Court
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