City Council Orders Rebuild of North Lancaster Street
City officials ordered plans for rebuilding North Lancaster Street in the coming summer, extending from the end of the earlier rebuilt stretch to the intersection of Lancaster and Columbia avenues. Vetoes were issued on parts of the annual appropriation for a city health nurse motor car.
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Lancaster Street
Carpenter Street
Lancaster
Columbia Avenue
Athens
State Street
Alex Moore
City Service Fund
Haney
Moore
Scott Haney
Sinking Fund Board
Ben M. Covert
City Health Board
Cole
Third Street
C. L. Heaton
Shannon Avenue
Morris Avenue
Shannon
Bardin
Miners Plan Wage Scale Tied to Jacksonville Pact
Ohio coal miners meeting in Columbus District No. 6 of the United Mine Workers will seek a wage scale like the Jacksonville agreement that runs to March 31. The Jacksonville wage of 7.50 a day forms the basis for negotiations next Monday as the group names a steel of committee members.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers of America
Oral Daugherty
Buchtel
Richard Campbell
Pomeroy
Thomas J. Price
Midvale
John Cinque
Bellaire
John Owens
Cambridge
Earl Penn
Hollister
Wil Truman
John J. Speicher
Bergholz
Theodore Yucelick
Shadyside
Thomas Ferguson
Crooksville
Senate orders sweeping Mal Daugherty decision
The Senate moves to enforce the Mal Daugherty decision granting Congress power to compel witnesses to testify. Senator Wheeler plans to summon Daugherty Jr. before the special committee and press on matters previously refused. Senator Reed will call witnesses who declined to answer on Illinois and Pennsylvania senatorial primaries. The ruling widens congressional investigative authority over legislation and government funding.
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Wheeler
Daugherty
Special Committee
Senate
Mal Daugherty
Supreme Court
Congressional
Montana
H. M. Daugherty
Department of Justice
Brookhart
Lowa
Reed
Campaign Fund
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Second Blanket of Snow Falls Over Ohio This Morning
A second snowfall covered Ohio this morning following the prior cover at week’s end. Officials expected minimal damage statewide as the cold air persisted and the system moved through Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Ohio
Columbus
United’regs
Oho
Man testifies longing led to trespass attempt at ex sweetheart home
Dennis Corcoran of Cleveland, 42, sobbed as he told Judge E F Lindsay how his longing to see an old sweetheart led him to the Lansner home last November. He was shot when he refused to leave without seeing Lansner’s wife and admitted trespass. Sentence deferred on trespassing charges.
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New Philadelphia
Dennis Corcoran
Cleveland
E. F. Lindsay
William Lansner
Lansner
Corcoran
Supreme Court rules Arkansas minimum wage law unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court today affirmed a federal ruling voiding Arkansas minimum wage law. The decision permanently enjoins state authorities from enforcing the law against West Nelson Manufacturing Co of Little Rock, a key employer in the case.
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Washington
U.R
United States Supreme Court
Trieber
West-Nelson Manufacturing Company
Little Rock
Light Frost Hits Florida Vegetation
A report from MIDDLEPORT dated January 18 states a frost in Florida killed vegetation. B. H. Sanborn received a letter describing Florida’s weather as colder than last winter, and noting that last year’s frost did not kill any vegetation.
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Middleport
B. H. Sanborn
Florida
Sanborn
Sheriff names three deputy appointees without salary
Sheriff William Williams appointed three deputy sheriffs Earle, McCune, D L Davis, and Lee Pritchard. The appointments were confirmed by Judge L G Worster of Common Pleas court and the oath was administered to the three men.
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William Williams
Earle, McCune
D.L. Davis
Lee Pritchard
L. G. Worster
Common Pleas Court
Chaplin Assets Spare $17 000 In Receivership Case
Los Angeles reports reveal Charlie Chaplin's visible wealth from today’s receivership on Chaplin Studios Inc shows $15,000 cash and $2,000 to Chaplin personally. Lita Grey Chaplin seeks divorce with multi million claims while Mrs Chaplin gets temporary alimony of 4000 dollars monthly and 4000 for attorneys fees. Federal government files six suits seeking 1 078 million for alleged tax return errors. California Supreme Court denies Chaplin petition to lift receivership.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin, Studios, Inc
New York
California Supreme Court
San Francisco
Willoughby High Scandal Leads Three Youths to Jail
In Painesville on January 18 three youths from Willoughby were jailed on charges of contributing to delinquency as the grand jury investigates immorality at the town's high school. James Long 20, star basketball player, and Charles Pace 19 with Victor Klein 19 were arrested. Long reportedly implicated about a dozen others.
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Painesville
Willoughby
Lake County
James Long
Charles Pace
Victor Klein
Long
Ma Ferguson Ends Term as Texas Governor
Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson leaves office, stepping out of the governor's mansion for the last time and returning to Temple. She hands over power to Dan Moody, the 33 year old former attorney general, amid a turbulent two years and a record of pardons totaling 3,268.
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Austin
Tex
United Press
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Ma” Ferguson
Dan
State House
Ferguson Aves
Mexican Government Accuses Archbishop of Organizing Insurrection
Mexico City reports claim Archbishop Francisco Orozco Jimenez organized rebels across twelve states. Officials say he fled Guadalajara and is in hiding in Jalisco while Catholic spokesmen insist he is not involved, despite rising anti government sentiment and a battle at Tepititlan where 122 rebels are reported killed.
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Francisco Orozco Jimenez
el Sol
Christ
War Department
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Jiminez
Garranza
Tepititlan
Union Leader Blames Freight Rates for Central Coal Woes
Lee Hall of the United Mine Workers told delegates at Columbus that discriminatory freight rates favoring West Virginia and Kentucky harm the central competitive field. He warned the pattern jeopardizes operators and miners across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania and could hurt broader industry and banking. Hall noted high coal output last year, unemployment, and urged affiliation with the state federation of labor ahead of February wage negotiations.
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Columbus
U.R
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Hall
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Fla
State Federation of Labor
Auto Association Opposes Liability Insurance Action
The Ohio State Automobile Association will begin active opposition to a proposed bill requiring motorists to carry liability insurance. Former Senator J R Gardner of Cincinnati, committee chairman, called the move unfair to careful drivers and a heavy tax on motorists. A substitute measure is to be considered by the legislative committee.
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Columbus
Eighty-Seventh
General Assembly
Ohio State Automobile Association
J. R. Gardner
Cincinnati
Freezing Death Report From Soviet Trains in Samara Province
Dispatches from Samara Province report ninety eight people found frozen to death aboard two trains stranded in heavy snow drifts. The deaths occurred as crews struggled against blizzards and extreme winter conditions.
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Moscow
U.P
Samara
Coolidge Strikes Back at Critics Over Policy
President Coolidge defended his policy amid claims of weak military readiness and imperialism in Central America. A spokesman justified building three cruisers to lead in voluntary arms control and supporting Nicaragua occupation under the Monroe Doctrine. Senator Robinson proposed arbitration on Mexican oil lands.
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Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Central America
Nicaragua
United States
Robinson
Arkansas
Missouri Democrats drift toward Reed in presidential boom talk
A quiet exodus of prominent Missouri Democrats with Washington as the likely destination fuels belief that Senator James A. Reed is forming a presidential boom.
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ST. Louis
U.R
Missouri
Washington
James A. Reed
Hot Canvass For a Lost Tarpaulin in Coolville
A missing tarpaulin from C. D. Shafer Company triggered a large canvass between Coolville and Chester. After efforts failed, a Messenger Classified ad was placed and the tarpaulin was recovered, proving classified ads can mobilize search and connect buyers or tenants.
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Coolville
There
Chester
C. D. Shafer Company
Messenger
Death or life option given in Oklahoma murder case
Judge Charles Swindall told C E K Marble of Cherokee Oklahoma that he could choose death or life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering a 13 year old boy. Marble faces the electric chair in March as he claimed the boy teased him and killed his pets.
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Charles Swindall
Okla
Marble
Weather shifts from snow to rain with warm rise
The article notes a rapid temperature fall overnight then a noon rise, snow changing to sleet and then rain. It records Ohio's record low for this date as 4 below zero in 1916 and a high of 58 in 1897, and provides a temperature table across two hour intervals for Monday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
Four U S Cruisers Now at Corinto To Protect Interests
MANAGUA Nicaragua January 15 Four United States war ships anchored at Corinto as the conservative government allied with the United States readies a force from Rivas to push liberal rebels toward the frontier General Izapata, noted for earlier revolts, is reported near San Juan Del Sur with a well armed following The cruiser Cincinnati at Corinto with hydro planes along with Quail Barker and Galveston reported in theater
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Managua
Nicaragua
AUP
Corinto
United States
Rivaso
Izapata
San Juan del Sur
Cincinnati
Quail
Barker
Galveston
Alot Thas Ag
Coal Mines Face Closure If Wage Demands Rejected
Miners in Ohio and surrounding states threaten mine closures unless a 20 percent wage raise is accepted. Union leaders and operators meet in Columbus to draft a new working agreement ahead of a February joint conference. The current contract expires March 31 and a national Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis opens January 26 to consider wage demands and future negotiations.
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Toledo
Jan
iSeal —Coal
Joint Seasion
Saarr Ohio
Ilinois
Pentech
Alana
Teim
Schedu
John Lewis
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Mine Workers of America
Nova Scotia
Annie Se
Pennsylvania
Diana
Humon
Skhown
John L. Lewitt
Philip Murray
Int
Thomas
Sugar price declines hit major refiners
Sugar price moves in New York show leading refiners cutting prices by 16 to 25 points. The fluctuation underscores shifts in the market as traders monitor refined sugar costs.
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New York
Jan
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U. S
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