New Suffrage Bill Moves Through Ohio Senate
Columbus dispatch: Republican leaders weigh a recess then return in April as lawmakers clash over ending adjournment sine die. Reynolds bills push women voting in presidential primaries, while a referendum question rides on the Reynolds-Foutts act. The Cable bill seeks recovery of funds from officials, with a six year fight ending.
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Columbus
Reynolds-Foutts
Ohio
Senate
Reynolds
Cox
Reynolds- Foutts
Friends of
Supreme Court
House
Myers
State Bureau of Accounting
Donahey
F. W Englehardt
Cincinnati
Ohio League of Teachers Organization
Wenner
Reynolds Wapakoneta
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Englehardt
Board of Education
State Board of Censors
Troy Grange to Host Lecture Program on Jan 17
The Troy Grange No. 905 will hold a Saturday program in Coolville O on January 17. It features a report of the State Grange meeting by Mrs E C Kellar and a discussion of degree work by members.
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Troy Grange
Coolville O
Troy Grange No
State Grange
E. C. Kellar
German war guilt list with 880 accused for surrender
Paris reports the allies will demand surrender of 880 German war guilties. Of these 880, 330 are demanded by France. The list is being compiled and printed for distribution.
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Paris
France
Reds on Soviet Ark Quiet Trip From Kiel
United Press reports 249 deported radicals aboard the Buford rest orderly as crew notes no disturbances. Three sailors deserted. ballast weather and repairs proceed. Officials deny hostile intent and say voyage destination remains secret.
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Soviet
United Press
Kiel
U.S
Buford
Ark
Russia
Ballard
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Germany
New York
United States
Ohio Macadam Banquet Highlights Call for Hard Work
Ralph Cole of Findlay urged national focus on hard work to steer the US through current economic and social issues at the Ohio Macadam Association annual banquet in Columbus. William G. Sharpe of Elyria, former ambassador to France, praised France's roadway system as a major war factor.
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Columbus, CO
United States
America
Ralph Cole
Findlay
Ohio Macadam Association
William G. Sharpe
Elyria
France
Ohio University votes to favor League of Nations treaty
Students and faculty at Ohio University vote on the League of Nations treaty amid nationwide sentiment survey. Four propositions receive counts with overall support for the treaty and league as now constituted, and a large second choice for immediate ratification with reservations.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Cooper
Dean Voigt
Mackinnon
Senate
League
Rome Grange to Install Officers Next Saturday
Rome Grange will meet in the I O O F Hall at Stewart next Saturday afternoon. Officers are to be installed then as weather and darkness prevented installation at the last meeting. The deputy will be there to install officers and give general instruction.
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Rome Grange
I. O O. F. Hall
Stewart
Greater Paper Shortage Sparks Nationwide Forest Policy Call
Washington reports the United States faces a looming paper famine as 95 percent of eastern mills would exhaust supplies of hemlock, spruce and fir within seventeen years at current cutting rates. Lake states would run dry in eighteen years, with Virginia and nearby regions worst hit. Only Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California show reserves enough to last at current rates. The forest service urges a nationwide policy to sustain privately owned forests and use mill waste for paper making.
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Washington
East
New England
New York
Lake States
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Alaska
Oregon
California
Forest Service
United State Department of Agriculture
Cornell Student Fined Over Liquor Charge In Drowning case
Donald W. Fether, a Cornell sophomore from Los Angeles, was found guilty in Ithaca county court of violating the liquor law and fined 200 dollars. The case stemmed from the July drowning of Hazel Crance during a canoe trip with him. he had faced a murder charge and was released on habeas corpus.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Donald W. Fether
Los Angeles
Cornell University
Hazel Crance
Gasoline Prices Raised by Stand ard Oil in New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York advanced gasoline prices by one cent per gallon to 26 1 2 cents wholesale.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Charges of double dealing by coal commission worker
Frank Farrington, head of the Illinois district UMW, testifies before the coal commission accusing a president Wilson coal commission employee of circulating articles belittling miners. He urges a six hour day and higher wages while highlighting Illinois miners average 201 days yearly. Farrington and others push wage and benefit reforms.
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Wison
Coal Commission
Frank Farrington
Illinois
United Mine Workers
Farrington
Robinson
President Steward
Indiana
John Moore
Ohio
Moore
Steward
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Senate
Harris
Treasury Department
Five men arrested in $125000 whiskey conspiracy
In Youngstown Ohio five men were arrested on January 14 in a whiskey conspiracy case. They allegedly withdrew bonded whiskey for shipment to Canada, planned to sell it, and refilled the barrel with water while awaiting federal action. Local authorities await Cleveland officers.
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Youngstown
Cleveland Federal
Canada
Athens Grange Meeting Set at Jackville School House
Athens Grange will meet next Friday evening at the Jackville school house.
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Athens Grange
Jackville
Conductor John Elder Loses Farm Hand in Short Hour Tale
John Elder of Hocking Valley and a Logan area farmer hired a man at $3 daily, sent him on an errand with a truck. The driver lost track and returned near quitting time, prompting Elder to dismiss the worker. The story notes the man will crop the shores next season.
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John Elder
Hocking
Logan
John
German unrest looms as Berlin protests flare
London dispatches report a serious Berlin situation nearing revolutionary gravity after yesterday’s demonstrations near the tag led by independent socialists seeking to overthrow the government.
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London
Ghalletin
Berlin
Germany
Birth and Death of Homer Hunkerford in West State
Homer Hunkerford was born Tuesday at 10:30 am to Mr and Mrs Homer Hunkerford of West State street. He died Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 and was buried today at 10:30 in West State street cemetery. A twin brother survives.
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Homer Hunkerford
West State Street
Prizes Announced in Scout War Savings Stamp Contest
At a noon Chamber of Commerce event Prof. W. H. Cooper announced award prizes for the Boy and Girl Scout War Savings Stamp sale in Athens. Judges were Cooper Alderman and Mrs. John Preston. the contest ran three months with funds supplied by local merchants. Theodore Moorhead and Max Lewis led individual sales. Troop Two Girls and Troop Three Boys led troop prizes.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Cooper
T. R. Biddle
Athens County Committee
Prof. Cooper
Fred L. Alderman
John Preston
Athens
Theodore Moorhead
Max Lewis
Eleanore Boal
War Savings Committee
Scout Moorhead
Scout Lewis
Billions Needed from This Country for Europe Rebuilds
Sir George Paish told the Council on Foreign Relations Europe needs a twenty billion dollar loan to finance financial rehabilitation. He proposed a Nations League bond issue backed by the United States for five to ten years. American financiers countered that further government credit to Europe is impossible and urged private investment directly.
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New York
George Paish
Council On Foreign Relations
Europe
League of Nations
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
Paul D. Cravath
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Herbert 8
Houston
Vanderlip
Chamber Luncheon Highlights Teacher Pay and Scout Awards
The mid week Cham ber of Commerce lunch drew a large crowd despite holidays. Dean Richeson spoke on adequate teacher pay while urging community support, and a resolution promising chamber efforts to secure more teaching funds was adopted. The new secretary-manager C H Bryson was introduced and praised for swift engagement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dean Richeson
Chamber
C. H. Bryson
Bryson
Lea
Publc
Sugar Board Blamed for Refined Sugar Shortage
L. B. V. Cameron, president of the national association of brokers in refined sugar, blames the Sugar Equalization Board for a shortage. He cites an agreement with a British royal commission that required 500000 tons of refined sugar in monthly installments from January 1919 and allowed shipments to accumulate, causing a late year shortage.
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New York
L. B. V. Cameron
National Association of Brokers In
Sugar Equalization Board
British Royal Commission
Great Britain
British Commission
Esalers
Cameron
Lawyers will aid Socialist fight in New York assembly
New York Bar Association after an all night session selected Charles E. Hughes and four members to represent the association in the fight over revocation of the five suspended Socialists. Debate split the group amid fears participation would boost Socialist political capital as impeachment moves against Speaker Sweet and other assembly leaders progressed. Hearings on charges begin Tuesday in Albany. Also in Paris the Hungarian peace treaty will be handed to enemy delegates at 4 PM in the French foreign office.
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New York
New York Bar Association
Socialiste
Cneenians Aneelenal Oe
Board of Alder
Sweet
Assembly
Bar Association
Albany
Paris
Count Apponyi
Meigs County GOP endorses Foster and Jones for renomination
Meigs County Republican Executive Committee adopted resolutions praising I M Foster of Athens County for renewal to the 67th U S Congress and Senator Tom W Jones of Meigs County for the 84th Ohio General Assembly. They endorse both incumbents and pledge support, with Ward Hartley as chair and T W Bengel as secretary.
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Tom W. Jones
Meiga County
84Th General Assembly
Ohio
Republican Party
Meigs County
Republican Executive Committee
Foster
Jones
Ward Hartley
T. W. Bengel
Rail freight crisis sparks call for big railroad investment
Samuel O Dunn of The Railway Age addressed the Rotary Club in Pittsburgh urging immediate large increases in U S rail freight capacity to avert a potential financial panic. He warned Congress and the public that current investment favors other industries while rail needs are neglected and proposed a two billion dollar annual rail investment for the next three years.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel O. Dunn
Railway Age
Rotary Club
Congress
United States
Dunn
Stock Exchange
Oes
Mane Lumber
Sail Roads
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Five Pass Naturalization Tests at Court House
Five individuals completed naturalization tests at the courthouse. Miemczyk of Gloucester, John Scott of England, Peter Rankin, Thomas McHarg of England, and William Matthews of Greece were identified as citizens or eligible. Matthews was admitted without prior papers for his WWII service.
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Mths Court House
United States
Miemczyk
Glouster
John Scott
England
Peter Rankin
Thomas McHarg
Encey
William Matthews
Greece
Athens
Matthews
Vatican workers seek higher pay amid cost of living rise
Employees of the Vatican delivered a memorandum to Pope Benedict demanding increased salaries. A three cardinals committee was appointed to revise wage scales.
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Rome
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Special Commandery Meeting for Athens Knights Templar
A special conclave of Athens Commandery No 15 Knights Templar convenes Thursday at 4 PM to confer all the orders. E C A B Scoty and Recorder James A Palmer announce details.
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Athens Commandery
No. 15
Knights Templar
A. B. Scoty
E. C. James A. Palmer
Fifty Gallon Still Seized From Auto Truck in Stark County Snow
Deputy sheriffs moved against an auto truck stuck in a snow drift nine miles west of Alliance Ohio capturing a fifty gallon still the largest found in Stark county. The truck driver William B. Rider 28 of Akron was arrested.
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