Veterans Hospital Bill Sparks Senate Action Push
Senators press France’s $29.5 million hospital plan for veterans and threaten a record vote if faced with delay. House moves toward quick action as public health needs rise and Surgeon General Coumming estimates ten thousand beds costing about $30 million.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Hopital
France
House
Senate
Army
Public Health Service
General Coumming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Warren Wyoming
Bingham family slaughter near Pamlico shocks South Carolina
Florence South Carolina January 17 Mysterious quadruple murder followed by supposed self inflicted death of L S Bingham 49 as search extended for the slain woman Mrs L Bingham 60 and daughter Mrs Margery Black 35. Black's 5 year old son mortally wounded dies early Sunday.
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Florence
S. C
Bingham
Pamlico
General Assembly
Congress
British boxers sweep Americans in first international amateur meet
British champions from the London police force and the army navy defeated top American entrants in the Commodore Hotel ballroom as part of the International Sporting Club event. Bryan Downey of Columbus beat Rosie Ratner of New York City in a 15 round decision in Rochester.
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New York
International Sporting Club
London Police Force
British Army and Navy
Commodore Hotel
Downey
Rochester
N. Y
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Ohio
Rosie Ratner
New York York City
Giants still seek Heinie Groh in four club deal
New York Giants president Charles A. Stoneham says hopes remain to obtain Heinie Groh from Cincinnati. He describes a possible four-club deal involving New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Boston under consideration.
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Heinie
New York
Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
Pitts
Boston
Special Communication Para Mathia No. 25 Notice
Masons announce Special Communication Para mathia No 25 at 4 PM Tuesday January 18. Fred M McKay W M J A Palmer Secretary. 1-17-2
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Special Communication
Paramathia No
Fred M. McKay
W. M
J. A. Palmer
Secy
Harding May Delay Cabinet Picks During Florida Trip
President elect Harding plans to postpone cabinet announcements until after conferences in Florida. Charles E. Hughes is likely secretary of state, with Indiana figures Will Hays Beveridge and New discussed for other posts as Hardings team negotiates a balanced cabinet.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion, O
Harding
Florida
Charles E. Hughes
Cleveland
Indiana
Will H. Hays
Marion
Hays
Harry 8
New
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Bull Moose Party
Senate
Labor
Will Hays
New Slide Rule Lights Oil Flow in Pipelines
Temperature and viscosity charts accompany a new slide rule designed to compute oil flow in pipelines.
Farmers warn against real estate reappraisal in Ohio
D C Bolonbaugh leading Union county delegates told the state tax commission that reappraisal would bankrupt farmers. He and J H Montgomery warned many would go out of business this winter as delegates from Knox, Athens, Ashland and Delaware counties spoke. Athens County figures criticized any upturn, saying farming land cannot be fairly appraised now.
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Columbus
Ohio
D. C
Union County
Knox
Athens
Ashland
Delaware
O. D. Dailey
Athens County Farm Bureau
C. H. Bryson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Fred Cornwell
Athens County
Possible Poland Romania Alliance Seen in Visits
May join forces in a possible military alliance to resist a Russian attack flagged by reports from Bucharest on January 18. General Haller and Prince Sapieha, a foreign minister, were among those to confer with Romanian leaders.
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Bucharest
Poland
Roumania
Haller
Prince Sapiehs
Tragic balloon voyage and political revenue talk
A fractured report recalls balloonists rescued near Moose Factory after a long drift across New York and James Bay, detailing a 800 mile trek and return to Mattice. Senator Carter Glass urges Congress to trim wartime taxes and shift to direct levies while cutting nonessential government spending.
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Louis Kloor
Tee Fortree
Walterton
Moose Factory
Canada
York
Rockaway
N. Y
Dutees
James Bay
Russia calls French cruiser attack on Black Sea ship war act
Moscow reports Russia demands explanations from France after a French cruiser attacked a Soviet vessel Elipidi in the Black Sea. Tchitcherin protests the assault in a note and warns ships to stay 12 miles off Russian coasts under threat of mines and artillery. Naval experts suspect covert offshore military drills.
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London
Russia
Black Sea
Moscow
Daily Herald
Tchitcherin
France
Elipidifor
M. Tchitcherin
French War Office
Gompers Re-elected Labor Leader for Western Hemisphere
Samuel Gompers today began another term as head of Pan American Labor Congress in Mexico City. He was elected president amid a sharp conference debate and will lead labor efforts across the Western Hemisphere.
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Mexico City
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Four Bandits Rob Registered Mail Bags at Union Station
Postal authorities report the Union Station robbery yielded little money from ten bags of registered mail taken from a mail truck. Officials say the bags contained large quantities of Shea n risk and no significant cash was recovered.
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Chicago
Union Station
State Supreme Court Overrules Bank Suit Motion
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled today against the Western Reserve National Bank in its suit against Louis Bouhours Warren. The decision upholds a judgment favoring Liberty, noting a deposit box issue with missing contents.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Eat
Western Reserve National Bank
Louis Boulhouris
Warren
Boulhours Ae
Ice dealers predict lower prices this winter
In Toledo on January 18 and amid midwinter, ice dealers anticipate lower ice prices despite limited natural ice from Michigan lakes. J. M. Murphy, manager of Citizens Ice Company, declined to specify how much prices would drop.
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Toledo
Michigan Lakes
J. M. Murphy
Citizens Ice Company
Murphy
Farmers Protest Reappraisal Plan in Ohio
Farmers in Ohio gathered in hearings before the state tax commission to oppose a proposed real estate reappraisal across 61 counties. The action drew organized opposition as hearings proceeded.
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Columbus, O
Farmers of Ohio Monday United
State Tax Commission
Shoe workers strike over wage cut at McElwain Company
Seventy five thousand workers at the W. H. McElwain Shoe Company including Merrimac New Port Nashua and Manchester plants struck in protest of a 22 12 percent wage cut. Officials refused to recognize the United Shoe Workers union and will operate open shop. Leaders say the cut restores 1919 scale and plan to picket against non union hiring.
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Manchester
N. H
W. H. McElwain Shoe Company
Merrimac
Newport
Nashua
Pany
United Shoe Workers Union
Alumni Invitation for Athens Chapter Reorganization
All graduates and ex students are invited to Ew ing Hall Thursday at 7 30 pm to reorganize the local alumni chapter. Cleveland has 190 members and Athens should match this. Founders Day is planned for February as Athens prepares for the event.
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Ewing Hall
Cleveland
Athens
Stark Rolling Mills to restart with 20 percent wage cut
The Stark Rolling Mills Company will resume operations next Monday with a twenty percent cut in wages for 700 employees. The reduction lasts until March 1 when a new wage scale will take effect.
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Canton
Stark Rolling Mills Company
Public Dance at Junior Hall Date
Public dance announced for Wednesday evening January 19 with gents ticket 10c and ladies 36c in the hall event listing.
Ohio to tighten enforcement of liquor laws in state
In Columbus the Ohio Senate and House consider a prohibitive bill to appoint an isolationally empowered liquor enforcement chief with deputies and inspectors and search and seizure powers. An emergency clause makes it effective immediately. A separate measure seeks to suspend 1 percent tax restrictions. Additional crime bills target firearms licensing and dealer sales.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Miller
Muskingum County
Davis
Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio Tax Conference
Bender
Cleveland
Courts of Common Pleas
Bucyrus Protest Over Sewage Use After Appeals Court Ruling
Bucyrus officials face renewed concerns as the Court of Appeals in Lima overturns a Common Pleas verdict and orders a new trial over sewage discharge into the Sandusky River. Daniel Aumiller seeks $10,000 damages after prior suits failed.
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Ohio River
Bucyrus
Court of Appeals
Lima
Common Pleas Court
Sandusky
Daniel Aumiller
Court of Appeal
Will Explore Shallow Land Ames Township
Federal Creek Oil and Gas Company began drilling its first oil well on the P. W. Smith farm in Ames township. The firm with a $25,000 capital is locally owned and plans up to 15 wells, mainly in shallow sands.
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Ames Township
Federal Creek Oil and Gas Company
P. W. Smith
Peo
Carter Glass Proposes Tax Policy Changes
Senator Carter Glass told reporters in Washington that he favors continuing direct taxes such as income taxes, removing indirect taxes like excess profits levies where possible, and pursuing government economy while defeating protective tariff legislation. He also urged careful budgeting and fiscal restraint.
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Carter Glass
United Press
The
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury Today
Greek Forces Confident in Smyrna Action
Greek troops, steady after clashes with Turkish Nationalists, report confidence as operations terus toward Smyrna. General Staff indicates readiness and recent debriefs from Angora.
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Orrene
Smyrna
VIVIA
Robbery of U.S. Mail Truck at Chicago Union Station
Four bandits seized a United States mail truck at Union Station in Chicago early today, taking 12 mail sacks including 10 registered mail pouches valued at $100,000. The heist was swift under arc lights as guards obeyed threats and the culprits escaped in a black touring car. Authorities suspect an inside job and link the gang to other recent postal raids. exact loss to be determined in weeks.
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Chicago
United States
Union Station
William Carter
KK. J. Sliney
Mike Enright
Phill Kahill
Robert Mundelle
O. of F. Notice for Athens Encampment Officers
All members of Athens Encampment No 175 I O O F are requested to attend tonight Tuesday for work and installation of officers refreshments presided by W F Bollinger C P
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Athens
Iw. F. Bollinger
C. P
Sixty Seven Years At Forge Ends in Amesville
Seth Balderson, 86, long known as Amesville’s village blacksmith, traveled from Athens to Parkersburg to live with his son. He worked at the forge for 67 years, quitting less than two years ago after his wife’s illness forced him to leave his home.
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Seth Balderson
Athens
Parkersburg
Mr. Balderson
Amesville
Exiled Kaiser Plot to Regain German Throne Alarms Berlin
Berlin buzzed over Hague reports that former Kaiser Wilhelm II and the crown prince face expulsion from Doorn amid alleged monarchist plans to restore the Hohenzollerns. A version says the crown prince would lead loyalist troops into Berlin, while the Kaiser longs to return and aid the current regime's fall.
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Berlin
Hague
Doorn
Hohenzollerns
Netherlands
Holland
Amsterdam
Germany
Farm Bureau to Hold Meeting With Athens Support
Athens county Farm Bureau, county farm bureau officials, the Athens Chamber of Commerce, and business leaders prepare to attend a Thursday 1 pm meeting in the county court room. M D Lincoln, executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will outline the state program and aims.
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W. BR. Goddard
O. D. Dailey
Athens County Farm Bureau
Fin Columbus
Tax Commission
Athens County
Athens Chamber Commerce
County Farm Bureau
Athens
M.D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Open Meeting at Noon Lunch at Chamber of Commerce
This week's Wednesday luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce invites all members and visitors to hear a secretary's report on recent activities. The session will become a forum for questions, suggestions, and discussion of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission freight rate decision affecting Athens County and other local topics.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens County
Unemployed Labor Grows Into National Concern
The army of unemployed in wartime has expanded rapidly and is now a national issue. In Athens County the strain is felt as more men seek work and industries feel the pinch from higher unemployment.
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Athens County
Fragmentary charge note about money division dispute
A terse OCR fragment indicates a dispute over money sharing with names Leuis Langendorf Ardson referenced as involved or alleged to be hiding while a fee was taken down. The passage is garbled and lacks full context or corroborating details.
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Leuis
Langendorf
Ardson
Fragmentary Caption Signals Stamps and Free Bulletin
A partial OCR line hints at stamps required for freeing sixty years of a bulletin. The fragment mentions one lane and two stamps, but context and full details are missing.
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South Carolina
Auditor Cornwell
Mattice
vGochrane
Maciens
Albany
New ST York
Migs
Alexandra Kut
Kloor
Lieut
Farrell
Eugene
Hinton
Montreal
N.H
Augusa
Gompers
New England
State OF
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Senator Glass
Forge
Kaiser
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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