MOT SAVED AIRMEN MOT SAVED AIRMEN
James R. Kelly reports from Mattice Ontario on January 6 1921 about three American balloonists Lieutenant Hinton Farrell and Kloor who survived hunger and freezing after crash landing near Moose River. They traveled by dog team aided by trapper Tom Mark and local Indians awaiting their return along the ice highway to civilization.
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James R. Kelly
United Press
Mattice
Ont
Missinabi
Hinton, Farrell
Kloor
Farrell
McLeod
Sinclair
Marlin
Harland Vincent
Moose River
Moose Factory
Tom Mark
Mark
Kentucky Governor Ready to Let Tobacco Row Tumble
Governor Edwin Porch Morrow of Kentucky said he will stay hands off the tobacco situation unless planter and warehouse conflict turns violent. He may hold a statewide barley tobacco growers and buyers conference to avert another night riding war after price slumps. He warned that state officials would take strict action if guerilla disturbances resume, though no definite conference plan has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edwin Porch Morrow
Kentucky
Morrow
Morrows
Lexington
Cork Mayor Paroled on Own Recognizance
Cork mayor Donal O Callaghan was paroled by Secretary of Labor Wilson on his own recognizance pending decision of his case. The action was announced from Washington on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Washington
Donal O'Callaghan
Labor
Wilson
Miss Louise Whitley Improves After Illness at Hospital
Miss Louise Whitley, previously seriously ill at Copeland Howe hospital, shows steady improvement and has been moved from the hospital to her home. The report notes a decided change for the better in her condition.
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Louise Whitley
Copeland- Howe Hospital
Body of Young Hero Brought Back to Nelsonville
Eph Stratton learns from the war department that his son Arthur Stratton has arrived in New York and will be brought to Nelsonville for burial. He enlisted April 26 1918 at Camp Sherman with the 125th machine gun outfit of the 32nd Division and was killed in action August 30 1918 in France. Funeral plans await definite arrangements.
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Nelsonville
Eph Stratton
War Department
New York
Arthur Stratton
Athens
Young Stratton
Camp Sherman
125Th Machine Gun Outfit
France
Servce
Still Seized Near Markins Chapel in County Raid
McArthur Jan 6 Officials seized a still near Markins Chapel containing 600 gallons of mash and 400 pounds of sugar in a raid by county authorities.
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McArthour
Inton County
Markins Chapel
Cleveland man fined after streetcar ride incident
George Standish paid 3.06 for a streetcar ride and 3 for stepping into a basket of four dozen eggs. The car lurched around a urn, leaving the man with penalties in a curious, clipped ledger-like note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Standish
Ohio Wage Cuts Sweep Manufacturing Cities
General wage reductions averaging ten to fifteen cents were reported from many Ohio manufacturing cities. Reports to the Cleveland chamber of commerce showed a broader readjustment under way in Cleveland industrial plants with cuts of ten to twenty percent in several firms and others preparing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky Holds Tobacco Record of This Country
Kentucky produced more than one third of the U S tobacco crop in 1919 and over a fifth of the world total. The department of agriculture reports Kentucky's crop at 456 500 000 pounds valued at 174 383 000 dollars, averaging 20 cents a pound. Light barley prices in Kentucky ranged from half a cent to ten cents a pound, a low record cited as causing trouble there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kentucky
United States
Department of Agriculture
Union
Divorce Suit Seeks Support From Room Rent Receipts
Mrs. Gladys Jacobson filed for divorce in Chicago accusing her husband of faults and presented his room rent receipts as evidence. Twenty other women are named as correspondents in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gladys Jacobson
Cuba Sees Richer Nation Amid Political Strife
President Menocal reports Cuba is wealthier than ever despite a transitory crisis in banks and industries. He credits tenacious legal challenges by defeated candidates and urges calm, noting elections may delay results but won’t alarm. Relations with the United States are described as cordial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario G. Menocal
Republic of Cuba
United Press
Havana
Cuba
United States
May Compromise on Disarmament Proposed
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska will introduce a compromise resolution uniting the Walsh and Borah disarmament plans to the foreign relations committee at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hoover Fears Keep Hoover Out Of Harding Cabinet
Marion January 6 powerful political enemies threaten to block Herbert Hoover from a Harding cabinet post. Opposition from Boise Penrose Hiram Johnson and farmers over wartime price fixing fuels doubts, though Harding values Hoover for European affairs and may place him on an advisory committee or in a labor post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Jan
Herbert Hoover
Harding
West Harding
M. Harding
Ing
Wilson
Boise Penrose
Hiram Johnson
Food Administration
NEED FOR FOREIGN GOODS MAY AVERT WARFARE BY SOVIETS
Jurors drawn for next term in Trimble and surrounding townships report dates January 17 for grand jurors and January 24 for petit jurors. Names include Morris Henshaw listed though deceased years ago and W F P O'Donnel newly noted in the petit panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Morris Henshaw
W. F P. O’donnel
Petit Jury
Akron
George Crawford
Canaan
Josephing
Alexander
John Cox
Athens
C. D. Henry
Bern
W. C. Lowry
Waterloo
H. W. Throckmorton
Lee
Wyatt Minear
Rome
W. C. Marren
Troy
Roy Kasler
Charles Joyce
York
Watson Webster
J. H. Cline
Guy Kasler
Ames
C. B. Allen
Jefferson Keirns
Ames Township
William Parker
W. M. Carmen
E. A. Dutton
Marvey Shaw
Charles Rizer
W. P. O’donnel
C. A. Hines
A. J. Gould
Frank Hill
C. G. Kreppel
Robert W. Henshaw
Lewis Elliott
George Snowden
Eljah Poston
George Martin
D. C. Henderson
C. A. Vernon
Fred Bush
George Lash
Aaron McNabb
Charles I. Lewis
Daniel Johnson
Dover
James Knowlton
John Elliott
Lee Township
Tax Problems and Tariff to Hold the Stage
Washington reports that with emergency legislation likely over, House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees begin drafting permanent tax and tariff reforms. The Treadwell bill seeks a one percent wage tax that could raise about 1.75 million dollars yearly. Senator Penrose leads the finance panel with Republicans unlikely to include Democrats, signaling shiftingManufacturers, once for high duties, now favor restraint on tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Boston
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Coal prices drop in Ohio last week
Prices for coal in Ohio fell by fifty cents to a dollar in the last week. The Southern Ohio Coal Exchange reports the reductions will lower retail prices within the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Police Court Busy in 1920
In 1920 Mayo Roush presided over 128 arrests in his court with about 20 dismissed for lack of evidence. Fines totaled 1532.90 dollars, with 1056 dollars allocated to the city treasury and the remainder to the state.
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Athens
Mayo Roush
Inaugural 10 Last But Hour Columbus Jan 6
In Columbus the inaugural ceremony for Governor-elect Harry L. Davis will last one hour starting at 11:30 and ending at 12:30. Rev W W Bustard of Cleveland gives the 11:45 invocation, with song, ceremony by F L Taylor, commission presentation by Governor Cox, oath by Chief Justice Marshall, and a 20 minute inaugural message to follow.
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Columbus
Harry L. Davis
W. W. Bustard
Cleveland
F. L. Taylor
James M. Cox
C. T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Davis
Hold Postmortem With Jimmy Cox
National Democratic leaders were to meet Governor James M. Cox in Columbus on January 6. Expected attendees included Senator Pat Harrison, George White, the Democratic National Committee, and Ed Reed, Cox's preconvention manager. Political circles saw little significance, noting prior travel and a Jackson Day banquet in Lancaster.
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Jimmy Cox
Columbus
James M. Cox
Pat Harrison
George White
Democratic National Committee
Ed.re
Cox
Harrison
Lancaster
Captain Allen Eero Ap Lale Named for State House Race
Athens County fields Captain Josiah B. Allen for state commissioner of soldiers pension claims. Allen, nine years clerk of the Ohio supreme court, lost his left arm at Vicksburg. backed by G A R members. current holder is Henry Gray of Hamilton named by Governor James Cox.
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Columbus
Athens County
Josiah B. Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Allen
Vicksburg
Joseph O'Neal
Lebanon
Ohio Senate
Willis
G.A. R
Hebbardaville Church Seals Annual Fund Serve
In Hebbardaville a Sunday service marks the annual fuel serves for the church. The event gathers parishioners for a community drive and related activities to support the church program.
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Hesbardsville Chun
Hebbardaville
Eh Egg Church
Tariff Debate Rages In Senate Over Fordney Bill
Washington Jan 6 Tariff began today on a bill designed to aid farmers wool growers and cattle raisers to better markets and higher incomes The hearing drew strong interest from Republican factions with Senator Penrose G O P leader and the high tariff camp opposing the bill While Penrose and Democratic members push to defeat the measure several Republican committee members seek a swift favorable report and quick passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Tarif
Eee
Senate Committee
Elanenaing
Fordney
Senate
Penrose
Ohio University to Increase Enrollment in Second Semester
Outlook from the university executive offices predicts a larger student body at Ohio University in the upcoming term. There will be insufficient dormitory and cottage space for all female students, but off campus rooms in Athens will be arranged to house those who enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
O University
Athens
Tobacco Growers See Hope Despite Slump in Prices
Striking growers from northern Kentucky and southern Ohio met in Covington to air grievances over price declines. They vow not to sell current crop until buyers offer better terms, awaiting a statewide meeting of white tobacco growers and Kentucky bankers in Lexington.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
John B. Reads
Covington
Lexington
Opera House
Mine No 10 meeting called for Pittsburg workers
All members of No. 592 Local at Pittsburg Mine No. 10 are asked to attend a meeting at 1 P M tomorrow Thursday at the mine. Important business. Signed John Day President Mike Krivistt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Day
Mike Krivistt
Initiatory Class Work Next Friday Night
C O F NOTICE asks all members to attend Friday night to work class in initiatory. H M Bennett is noted as noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bennett
Noble Grand
Peace in Ireland Seen On Basis of New Home Rule Act
Dublin reports peace as probable under the government act with radical foes mostly sidelined. Sinn Fein groups press on while soldiers raid Imperial Hotel and arrest suspects. Canon Magner murder trial looms as Dublin endures nervous, weaponed streets and nightly darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Chas. M. McCann
United Press
Dublin
Sinn Fenners
Sinn Fein
South of Ireland
Imperial
Brother Darcy
Meelin
Cork
Cadet Hat
Canon Magner
Dunmarway
Trial of Elwood B Ed Ends in State Presentation
United Press reports the state today completed its presentation in the Elwood B case concerning a murder. Prosecutors laid out evidence and witnesses while defense counsel challenged causation and intent. The trial's closing arguments followed, with jurors awaiting deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Corr
the State Today
Elwood Bed
Unclear Free 1921 Reader Notice
The readable fragments describe a dated reader notice inviting engagement, promising timely calendars and forthcoming information. It hints at prices and a call to cut out a form, though many words are garbled and the exact details are unreadable.
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