Prohibition Gains Seen Cutting US Revenues Loss
News reports in Hington outline that prohibition reduced saloon closures and saved billions in revenue losses. Officials note smuggling persists along coasts and borders while Canada and Mexico routes shrink with enforcement. Bonded warehousing withdrawals plummet from 28 million gallons to 116 in the second year, and government revenue rebounds to 665 million over two dry years.
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Wa. K. Hutchinson Hington
Nationsibirion
United States
Jounda Coast Line
State Ofersey
Chicago
Florida
New Coast
Bahama Islands
Michigan
Rafie
Canada
International Borve
Mexico
Vssioner Haynes
Haynes
Govert
Jumes Haynes
Raids Target Two West Union and Story Street Establishments
Sheriff Parker and deputies raided Kirons restaurant on West Union and Stevensons on Story Street Saturday night amid reports of gambling and liquor. A crowd gathered upstairs at Stevensons. officers found no direct evidence of alcohol but did recover a double barreled shotgun near Jenson who sat on a bunk.
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Kiron
West Union Street
Stevenson
Story Street
Parker
Inley
Graham
Offisady
Jenson
Lands
Lliron
Gene Gh
Eagles to Hold Largest Athens County Meeting
The Eagles gather in Athens for a major event Tuesday with Judge O'Donnell of Columbus to speak at 8 15 p m. An audience is expected, a parade from the line depot to the opera house will form, and bands will perform. Delegations from Nelsonville Murray City Glouster and other points will attend.
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Athens County
Judge O'Donnell
Ing © Donnell
Eagles
Fens Eagles
Tal
On Line
Nelsonville
Tel
Murray City
Glouster
Boints
Saved from Death in Cleveland Fire Rescue
Mrs Mildred Tyler and her three children aged three years and under were rescued from a bedroom fire this morning as flames cut off their escape, firemen carrying them to safety.
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Cleveland
Mildred Tyler
Brokerage Firm E. D. Dier & Co Enteres Bankruptcy
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the U S district court against E D Dier & Co a major brokerage house Judge Mack appointed Manfred W Ehrick as receiver to manage the firm.
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Washington
United States District Court
E. D. Dier & Co
Mack
Manfred W. Ehrick
Hocking Coal Report Highlights Quality and Misconduct
Chamber of Commerce directors received a preliminary report from James Ginnan on Hocking coal market conditions. The study notes both high quality coal and troubling incidents including misloaded refuse and a threatened mine shutdown.
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Chamber of Commerce
James Ginnan
Ginnan
Columbus
Detroit
Chicago
Northwest
Glouster
Nelsonville
Hocking
Pocahontas
Emigration officials take charge of local woman
Emigration officials came from Cleveland and took charge of Gladys Sharon formerly Gladys Wall of Elyria. It was announced she will be returned to her husband and baby in Canada, whom she is alleged to have deserted.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Gladys Sharon
Gladys Wall
Canada
Newport police to aid troops in mill strike
Police and deputies of Newport will cooperate with troops already in the city to maintain order during the Newport rolling mill strike after two militia companies were not sent yesterday.
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Newport
Man hunt for ambush shooters after state troopers shot
In Kanawha County West Virginia a large posse scours Cabin Creek hills seeking gunmen who ambushed and wounded State Troopers Lane H. Black and Z W Taylor. Black is hospitalized with critical wounds and physicians forecast possible death, while Taylor faces loss of an arm. Bertha Trent witnessed the attack and aided the injured men.
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Charleston
W. Va
Taylor
Henry Alford
Capeas
Logan County
Bertha Trent
Tragedy in Little Ferry as Husband Kills Wife and Son Fears
Police report Pete Pepe shot and killed his wife in their home in Little Ferry New Jersey early today then wounded his 20 year old daughter Mary before taking his own life leaving police to investigate the double murder suicide scene at the residence.
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Hackensack
N. J
Pete Pepe
Mary
Little Ferry
Great Copper Mines Reopen in Butte District
Butte Montana January 16 miners resume operations as copper mines and reduction plants restart in the Butter Great Falls and Anaconda districts. A 50 cent shift wage cut goes into effect and curtailment since 1919 ends with men returning as they apply for work.
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Butte
Mont
Great Falls
Anaconda
Change of venue sought for 75 miners in insurrection case
Logan West Virginia January 16 union attorneys demanded a change of venue for seventy five men charged with complicity in last Augusts miners insurrection. Among the prisoners are Frank Keeney Fred Mooney and William Blizzard of the United Mine Workers of America. Charges include pistol tot ing first degree murder insurrection and treason. A possible transfer to Greenbrier county is mentioned as a remedy for a fair trial.
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Logan
W. VA
Frank Keeney
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers of America
William Blizzard
Greenbrier
Delaware Quench Denatured Alcohol Sales Postponed
Columbus January 16 After protests against the Wednt act restricting denatured alcohol sales the state board of pharmacy will not enforce until due public notice is given. The board may delay until late spring before ordering cessation of sales of radiator alcohol from garages gas stations and hardware stores.
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Columbus
State Board of Pharmacy
Elimination of Waste Topic at AGC Construction Conference
January 16 opening remarks highlight waste reduction in industry as a principal topic at the Associated General Contractors of America conference starting here and running through the week.
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Associated General Contractors of America
Donahey Is Sure to Be Candidate
In Columbus on January 16 public interest grew that Vic Donahey, once state adviser and 1920 Democratic rival of Governor Davis, will again seek the gubernatorial nomination. Donahey delayed formal announcement to confer with a few trusted friends, including former Governor Harmon who is ill.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Davis
Donahey
Harmon
Rumored Chinese Uprising Threatens Pekin Regime
Canton China January 16 A new revolution across China looms larger than any in 11 years as civil war rages between the northern and southern republics. Yu Pei Fu demands Premier Liang Shi resign with his cabinet, threatening to march on Pekin with his forces if refused.
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Canton
China
Pekin
Yu Pei Fu
Hunan
Heph Provinces
Liang Shi
Wu Pei Fu
British viceroy relinquishes powers to Irish provisional government
Lord Fitzalan, the British viceroy for Ireland, formally handed over authority to the Irish provisional government at Dublin Castle, ending seven centuries of British rule as the historic transfer occurred today.
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Old Castle
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Lord Fitzalan
Jury arraigns row of defendants before Judge Worstell
Lucy Auflick of Nelsonville faced arraignment for shooting Hazel Burch with a .25 caliber automatic. Two bullets struck Burch. Auflick pleads not guilty and is free on $1000 bond. Other defendants include Barney Pierson for second degree murder and four men facing charges of theft, gambling, and receiving stolen goods with various bonds. Robert Lafollette pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined. Leslie O Wells and Rene Haybron pleaded guilty to burglary and stealing and received penitentiary terms.
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L. G. Worstell
Lucy Auflick
Nelsonville
Hazel Burch
Vint McClain
Robert Lafollette
Worstell
Leslie O. Wells
Ohio Penitentiary
Rene Haybron
Bert Knopp
Hary Taylor
Charles Dugan
Frank Lewis
Supreme Court Holds Final Memorial for Chief Justice White
The United States supreme court conducted final memorial exercises for the late Chief Justice Edward Douglas White on Monday in the court chamber.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Edward Douglas White
Mau ray Reappointed Spanish Premier by King Alfonso
London report says Senor Maura was reappointed premier of Spain by King Alfonso and asked to form a new ministry, per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Madrid.
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London
Senor Mauray
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Enters Second Week With Incomplete Jury
San Francisco January 16 The second Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial enters its second week with a jury still incomplete. Attorneys seek to finish the panel before adjournment to begin testimony tomorrow. The defense may call new witnesses including Betty Campbell while the state plans to attack credibility of defense witnesses. Detectives have reviewed statements from the first trial as DA Brady hints at surprises.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Betty Campbell
Chicago
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Brady
Lloyd George pledges Cannes pact stable after Briand step down
London January 16 Premier Lloyd George told cabinet members he believes the Cannes allied policy remains intact despite Briand’s resignation and Poincare’s appointment. He attributes Briand’s fall to his Washington conference record and Near East policy, not a move to alter Cannes decisions.
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David M. Church
London
Lloyd George
Cannes
M. Briand
Raymond Poincaire
Washington
Near East
Supreme Council
United States to Loan 5 Million to Cuba
The state department announced a private American banking loan of 5,000,000 dollars to the Cuban government. The decision followed talks with Major General Enoch Crowder, who returned from Havana after reviewing Cuba's finances.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
State Department
Carlos de Cespedes
Enoch Crowder
Havana
Cuba
Seaplane New York Returns After Bimini Search
The seaplane Seagull returned to Miami at 10 25 AM after a flight to Bimini to verify a report that the New York with five passengers had landed there. The New York is confirmed safe at Bimini in the British Bahamas.
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Miami
Fia
New York
Bimini
British Bahamas
De Valera Rejects Peace Treaty as Barrier to Ireland’s Independence
Eamonn De Valera, former president of the Irish republic, declares the Anglo Irish peace treaty not a stepping stone but a barrier to complete independence. In his first authorized interview since peace talks opened he appears healthier and more optimistic after the Dail Eireann power struggle with Arthur Griffith.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Ireland
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Aas
United States
Bryske pleads for children as wife fined for liquor sale
In Elyria Ohio on January 16 Walter Bryske returned with his five children aged nine months to seven years after his wife was fined 600 dollars for liquor sales. He urged jail for his wife and for the children to be cared for, but Mayor Jones refused to detain or orphan the city jail. Police said Bryske owns two houses and several vacant lots and can pay the fine if he chooses.
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Elyria
Walter Bryske
Bryske
Jones
Germany Atta France Peril in New Stand
Berlin report says Dr Brauns labor minister warns isolation of France from rising French chauvinism. He urges patience and moderation and cautions against anti Russian campaigns by Ludendorff as Germany braces for shifts after Briand’s fall and Poincaire’s rise.
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S&s
Germany
Dr. Brauns
France
Europe
Ludendorff
Shortage of public health nurses in Ohio noted
Dr. H. H. Snively state director of public health told the General Practitioners Medical Society at the Chittenden Hotel that Ohio has 10 000 public health nurses while a crying need exists for 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
H. H. Snively
General Practitioners’ Medical Society
Chittenden Hotel
Meeting Date Change at Presbyterian Church
The minister Dr Wilcox urged all who wish to unite in new church work to meet Sunday morning at the church. A second meeting was scheduled for Tuesday at seven in the church parlors to accommodate more attendees and discuss the change in timing.
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Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Ford to Sign Muscle Shoals Contract This Week
Secretary Weeks said Henry Ford will have a formal contract for taking over the nitrate plants and water power project at Muscle Shoals ready this week and sent to Ford for signature. It may be delayed until next week before Congress sees any of the three offers. Weeks would not comment on Ford’s Saturday accusation that the government is using the offer for political football.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
War Weeks
Weeks
Congress
Detroit
Bank Robbery Ends With Quick Capture in Canton
An masked man forced his way into the Dime Savings Bank in Canton on January 16, grabbing $1800 from the teller. He was soon captured in the lobby by bank staff and handed over to police. He identified himself as Manual Rodriquiz of Youngstown and said something was wrong with his head.
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Canton
Dime Savings Bank
Manual Rodriquiz
Youngstown
Historical notes from Miami County region milestones
Timeline items include the 1807 formation of Miami County from Montgomery County and the 1882 dedication of a Celina opera house. Also noted are the 1844 birth of Samuel D. Horton in Pompey and his death in Washington in 1896, and 1886 Cleveland water famine with bishop commentary attached.
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Miami County
Montgomery County
Samuel D. Horton
Pomeroy
Washington, D. C
Bishop Elder
Purcell
Cincinnati
Celina
Cleveland
Income Tax Forms 1040A Available January 18
The statement from Newton M. Miller, Collector of Internal Revenue, Columbus, announces that revised and simplified Forms 1040A for calendar year 1921 income under $5000 will be ready January 18 at the Columbus office and branch offices in Zanesville and Portsmouth. Returns must be filed on or before March 15, 1922. The form is reduced to four pages with two instruction pages to guide taxpayers.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Columbus
Ohio
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Ohio State Treasury Shows Higher Balance in December
The state treasurer reports a December 31 balance of 18,133,476, up from 15,157,748 a year earlier. Expenditures in the last six months totaled 33,850,223, vs 21,775,465 in the same period of 1920.
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Ohio
Columbus
Archer
Runaway Halted by Police Chief
Chief of Police Lewis Graham halted a runaway milk wagon near Athens National Bank. The horse bolted up Court Street delaying deliveries from J. E. Bowles. Graham leaped aboard before it passed Bethel's grocery, stopping the wagon and preventing milk spillage.
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Lewis Graham
J. E. Bowles
Athens National Bank
Court Street
Graham
Bethel’s
Poincare Takes Over Foreign Affairs In France
Premier Raymond Poincare formally assumes both premier and foreign minister roles in the new cabinet. He meets British secretary Lord Curzon to discuss the Near East and the Franco Turkish treaty amid British objections. The cabinet plans a policy declaration to the chamber of deputies forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
I. N
Paris
Raymond Poincaire
M. Briand
M. Poincaire
Foreign Office
Marquis Curzon
Near East
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Millerand
Milk Dumped As Ohio Dairy Crisis Deepens
A. Hull of the Ohio Farmers' Cooperative Milk Company says thousands of gallons of milk are being dumped in northern Ohio ditches because there is no market. Wholesale price at seventeen and one quarter cents per gallon fails to cover the rising costs of production, leaving farmers with no buyers and forced to discard surplus.
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Percy Tetlow
Tetlow
Columbus
Mr. Tetlow
Ginnan
Cleveland
Ohio
A. Hull
Painesville
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Milk Company
Hull
Loyal League to Stamp Out Boot Legging in Ohio
In Cleveland on January 16 the Constitutional Loyalty League gathers at the Hotel Winton to combat bootlegging in bonded liquor and illicit spirits. Miss Mary Davey of Logan and state officials Don V. Parker and James A. White will speak. A reception honors Amy A. Koukonen of Fairport. The group aims to recruit 50,000 Cuyahoga residents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Constitutional Loyalty League
Hotel Winton
Mary Davey
Logan
Hocking County
Don V. Parker
Stae
James A. White
Eastern Ohio miners union president to attend Columbus meeting
President Frank Ledvinke of the Eastern Ohio miners union travels to Columbus for the constitution committee meeting ahead of the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breport
Presi T Frank Ledvinke
Eastern Ohio Miners” Union
Columbus
Old Man Weds Summerfield Couple in Cambridge
Frederick Neiswonger aged 82 Civil War veteran and Mrs Belle King of Derwent wed in Cambridge on January 16.
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Summerfield
Frederick Neiswonger
Belle King
Derwent
Cambridge
Fire safety booklet offer from The Athens Messenger
An appeal warns of high fire losses and urges readers to obtain a free Fire Booklet by mailing a coupon with two cents. Frederic J. Haskin, Director, invites residents to request information on protecting homes from carelessness and fire hazards with readable, plain address entries.
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France
England
Holland
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger
Washington, D.C
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