Coolidge to Form New Cabinet and Alter Diplomatic Posts
President Coolidge prepares to take office March fourth with a largely fresh cabinet to reflect a new approach. Key departures include Mellon Hoover Weeks Davis New and Work, with Gore replaced as agricultural head by Robert D. Carey. Diplomats face shifts in London Berlin and Paris, with Kellogg to succeed Hughes and Houghton eyed for London.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Davis
New
Secretary of the Interior
Mellon
Treasury
Hoover
Europe
State Hughes
T’rank B. Kellogg
London
Alan
B. Houghton
Germany
Houghton
Berlin
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Medill McGormick
Illinois
Paris Post
White House
Chicago Lawyer Demands Ford Retract Alleged Conspiracy Claims
Aaivu Kap.o a Chicago lawyer demands that Henry Ford retract statements the Dearborn Independent allegedly implying a conspiracy by international Jews to exploit American agriculture. Sapiro threatens to file suit for 1,000,900 dollars against Ford and others if no retract is issued.
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Aaivu Kap.o
Chicago
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Sapiro
Hughes Wants To Work For Self In Private Life
Atlanta January 12 Secretary of State Hughes said he did not resign due to disputes with President Coolidge. He retired to enter private life and pursue independent work.
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Hughes
Self
Atlanta
Coolidge
New Drive Starts in Chinese Towns
Sun Shuan Feng and Chi Haiéh Yuan announce an immediate joint operation against Soo Chow and Nanking after a decisive victory in Shanghai. Thousands roam streets around foreign settlements amid looting and gunfire as rail services from Shanghai are cut.
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Shanghai
Sun Shuan Feng
Chi Haiéh Yuan
Soo Chow
Nanking
Chi
President Coolidge to Take Personal Lead on Foreign Affairs
Washington report suggests after March 4 President Coolidge will assume a more personal role in shaping foreign policy. Secretary of State Hughes has long opposed relations with Moscow, while Senator Borah advocates Russian recognition, and the White House may soften Moscow policy under a closer Coolidge-Borah relationship.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Hughes
Russia
World Court
Senate
Borah
Idaho
White House
United States
Moscow
Mr. Coolidge
Ohio Gov V. Donahey Re-elected with Inaugural Ceremony
Vic Donahey was sworn in for a second term as Ohio governor in Columbus. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Marshall, with Lt. Gov. Charles Lewis and five other Republican officials also taking oaths. The event featured a public reception, music from the State School for the Blind, a penitentiary quartet, and the inaugural ceremony broadcast on WRAV radio.
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Ate
House
Capitol
State School For the Blind
Penitentiary
Ohio
Radio Today
WRAV
Erner- Hopkins
Senate
National drive to gut accidents gains federal backing
Secretary of Commerce Hoover leads a nationwide push to reduce traffic deaths by implementing recommendations from the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety. President Coolidge endorsed the effort, with letters sent to governors and mayors urging legislative action and safety education nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Coolidge
Chambers of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Safety Conference
Early Christians Introduced Bells Amid Persecutions
A historical note describes how early Christian churches lacked bells until periods of persecution prompted their adoption. The measure marked a shift in worship routines and communal signaling within early Christian communities.
Fire Truck Collision During Three Alarm Blaze in Cleveland
Three firemen were injured in a head-on crash with a heavy truck while racing to a three alarm fire in Cleveland. One fireman may die from internal injuries. A man and boy were seriously burned as a five story building on Woodland avenue burned and exploded varnishes in the factory.
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Cleveland
William Orbank
Woodland Avenue
Clarence Portover
Senate delays Stone Supreme Court appointment
The Senate judiciary committee again delays Attorney General Harlan F. Stone's Supreme Court nomination amid charges of unprofessional conduct filed by Col. James Woenby, a Colorado mining operator.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harlan ¥. Stone
U.S. Supreme Court
Col
James «. Woenby
Colorado
Kellogg Selected as Secretary of State Amid Borah Concerns
Paris reports welcome Kellogg appointment to succeed Hughes and steer U S foreign policy. Borah's influence cited as a potential risk while French debt and disarmament issues loom. Le Matin quotes Kellogg: the President chose me for my ability to keep quiet. Pertinax predicts Kellogg's role may be brief and transitional. Journal notes Hughes leaves as Dawes plan sways, warning Americans of dollar power dynamics. Petit Journal cites Borah as a difficult critic for Kellogg to appease.
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Paris
Yarisian
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles E. Hughes
Kellogg
Borah
America
France
le Matin
Stephen Lacsanne
Allied Financial Conference
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Hughes
Dawes
Journal
Souders
Petit Journal
Prohibition Enforcement Push Expands Across States
A government reform to curb bootleg liquor traffic is being rolled out nationwide after testing in Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Kennedy says transfer of local to general Prohibition staff strengthens enforcement while lawmakers push to tighten the Volstead Act with the Cramton Bill and broader powers.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Couzens
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
Prohibition
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
America
W. H. Kennedy
Kennedy
General Staff
Haynes
Sterling
South Dakota
King
Utah
Kansas Governor Davis Arrest Warrant Filed
Governor Jonathan M. Davis and his son Russell Davis were charged in Shawnee County with conspiracy and accepting a bribe over alleged pardon sales. County Attorney Tinkham Vealle said arrest would occur within a half hour, marking a historic first for a Kansas governor.
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Topeka
Kas
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell
Tinkham Vealle
Shawnee County
Kansas
Vealle
Breakfast and talk on prohibition with Coolidge
Judge Gary and John D Rockefeller Jr dine with President Coolidge discussing enforcement of the dry law. The group notes officials must set the example and cites widespread noncompliance. A congressman's wife testifies to drinking at Washington. Coolidge shuns stimulants while Rockefeller urges public stirring. Continued on page four.
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Gary
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
President Coolidge
Washington
Donahey’s message outlines tax limits and education reforms
Highlights oppose new direct state taxes and favor home rule in local taxation. Urges franchise tax legislation and keeping state revenues within two-year projections around 877 million. Calls for a single state university board, cheaper buildings, expanded welfare wards care, occupational disease compensation, safer highways, bovine tuberculosis eradication, uniform municipal court code, police chiefs civil service exemption, municipal control of intra municipal transport, quadrennial registration and open primaries, and Lake Erie conservation measures.
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Agriculture
Ohio
Public Utilities
State Utilities Commission
Beotha
Lake Erie
Five Hundred Register for Possible Employment in Rumor-Driven Boom
Pomeroy Ohio January 12. W Mulling claiming to be coal firm chief engineer triggers a flood of chatter as a local employment agency reports about 600 registrations for work amid fluctuating realty values and heated speculation on a possible industrial expansion. Locals urge calm and patience while awaiting concrete developments.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy, O
W. W. Mulling
Consolidated Coal Co
Coalwood
W. Va
Pomeroy City Hall
Mason City
Mullins
Mulline
Sera
West Virginia
le Ery Ik Bony
National Western Stock Show Opens in Denver
The National Western Stock Show begins January 17 and runs through January 24 with entries from about thirty states. The event features a nine day gala week of horse and livestock interests, large feeder cattle shipments, and a high grade horse show second to none west of New York. Advanced railroad fares from eleven western states boost expected attendance. The feeder sale on January 22 will auction several hundred carloads of cattle at a rapid rate with stringent culling to ensure top quality.
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Denver
West
New York
Fire Damage At South Court Street Home
Coals from a furnace ignited a basket where they had been placed prompting a Sunday afternoon call to the fire department. The blaze at Harry Beckley home on South Court street was extinguished with chemicals. Only a broom and basket were lost.
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Harry Beckley
South Court Street
America to receive Dawes share from Germany claims
British sources report the United States will get two and a quarter percent of Dawes receipts from Germany as payment on America’s war claims totaling 350,006,090 dollars. The disclosure notes the share arises in the settlement framework guiding postwar reparations.
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America
Paris
United States
Germany
Governor Crissinger Hurt in Transport Accident
Washington reports D. Fr. Crigsinger, governor of the Federal Reserve board, sustained a minor injury in a recent transport mishap. Authorities describe the incident as slight and no serious damage occurred.
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Crissinger
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Crigsinger
Yénterdey
Omataineda
Progress being made in Berlin
Paris January 12 Seymour Parker Gilbert Jr successor to Owen D Young as agent general for reparations under the Dawes plan announced on arrival in Paris that satisfactory progress is being made. Gilbert said Germany has executed all her obligations to date.
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Paris
Seymour Parker Gilbert, Jr
Owen D. Young
Berlin
Germany
Gilbert
Bold bank holdup nets $256000 in Kansas City robbery
Four masked gunmen held up the Community State Bank in Kansas City this morning, lifting between 35 and 50 customers and employees. They escaped with 256000 dollars in cash and valuables. Police pursued the suspects but no arrests were reported.
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Kansas City
Community State Bank
Muscle Shoals vote appears certain this afternoon
Washington January 12. Senator Norris Republican Nebraska announced he would press for an early ballot on Muscle Shoals. Norris had previously objected to all proposed agreements for a vote today or tomorrow.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Nebraska
Home rule motor regulation bill in Ohio Senate
Columbus Jan 12 Senate introduced twenty bills including home rule for regulating commercial motor transportation on fixed city routes by Senator Collister and measures on pre primary conventions licenses driving physical exams for marriage epileptics and other restricts as well as fireworks sales and election ballot changes.
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Columbus
Senate
Collister
Cuyahoga County
Marshall
Greene County
United States
Supreme Court
Mamey
Lucas
Bender
Cuyahoga
Ohip
Massachusetts
Ohio
Miss McVay to Broadcast From WOAW Next Friday
Mary McVay daughter of Prof and Mrs F H McVay of Sterling Nebraska will be heard on Station WOAW Omaha Nebraska next Friday evening January 1 at 9 oclock CST. She will accompany Peru College glee club on piano and perform polo during the concert.
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Miss McVay
Mary McVay
F. H. McVay
Sterling
Neb
Athna
WOAW
Omaha
Peru College Gree
Governor Donahey Urges Tax Reform and Utilities Oversight
Ohio Governor Donahey advocates broad state tax reform and stronger public utility oversight. He calls for direct local taxing control, franchise tax consideration, and clearer rate information while warning against new direct levies. He also urges home rule in motor bus transportation and expands the workers compensation act.
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H. Haddex
Columbus
Aepublic
I Jerior Donahey
Gomnernor Donahey
Thade
Public Utilities
Donahey
Ohio
Denshey
Fragmented note hints at booklet on processes
Readable fragments suggest a booklet explaining certain procedures or theories. The text references steps and explanations but lacks coherent context or complete details. Further readable content is needed for a precise summary.
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George R. Holmes
Sues Ford
Columbus, O
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Caldwell
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Xansas
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