World Credit From States the Solution
Hoover tells the House Agriculture Committee that extending credit to starving European nations is the only solution to the global economic slump. He says the United States has a vast food surplus while Europe endures generations worst living standards amid debates to curb grain hedging manipulation.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Herbert Hoover
House Agriculture Committee
Hoover
Human Screen Devised Amid Dublin Attacks
Eight injured in three bombings targeting police as military officials implement a human screen. Proclamations threaten rebels with lorry patrols in Dublin and Meath Galway notices display De Valera caricatures with warnings of property punishment.
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Dublin
Meats County
de Valera
Crown
County Galway
Lincoln grandmother carries Nebraska electoral vote to Washington
Mrs. H Wheeler of Lincoln Nebraska travels by air to deliver the state's electoral vote. The departure from Lincoln aviation field was delayed by fog and low clouds but she urged Pilot Holcomb to take off for the first leg of the journey.
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Lincoln, Neb
H. . Wheeler
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Lincoln Aviation
Ohio University seniors prepare in caps and gowns
Ohio University seniors will parade into chapel in caps and gowns rented from a Chicago firm. The regalia arrives in cold austere but scholarly form and will be worn in chapel and at state events.
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Ohio University
Chicago
Hungry Men Are Hurt in Toledo Ship Yard Disaster
Ten work men were seriously hurt and several badly bruised at the Toledo Ship Building Company yard when a platform collapsed as they rushed toward the dock during a noon whistle. Most injuries were broken arms or legs. no fatalities reported.
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Toledo, O
Toledo Ship Building Company
Agriculture would suffer from property reappraisal plan
Dr. P. S. Light of New Philadelphia told the state tax commission in Columbus on January 20 that reappraisal of property across sixty-one Ohio counties would seriously discourage agriculture. He urged careful study as protests continued.
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Columbus
New
Philadelphia
State Tax Commission
Ohio consider quietus on fat jobs plans unveiled
Organizer George Frazer of Chicago says he discussed with Governor Davis and state lawmakers changes in Ohio government departments. Frazer, who reorganized Illinois under Gov Lowden, arrived in Columbus after an invitation from Davis to outline reform plans.
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Columbus
George Frazer
Chicago
Davis
Ohio
Azer
Illinois
Frank O. Lowden
Nine indicted in lynching case in Alabama guardsmen row
Nine members of Company M Alabama National Guard were indicted at Jasper on a murder charge linked to the lynching of William Baird a union coal miner who killed a guardsman. They are to be arraigned Friday or Saturday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Company M
Alabama National Guard
Jasper
William Baird
Union
Poultry Show Winners Announced in Tenth Annual Event
Judges named winners as the tenth annual poultry show wrapped up in the Sloane building on North Court street. Welsh and Eberle of Nelsonville led with Barred Plymouth Rocks. J. F. Gulley of Athens won best White Wyandottes and Dr. Charles E. Howe earned best Partridge Wyandotte. Thor Olson claimed the finest Silver Laced pullet. Secretary A. Graham reported numerous top placements across breeds including Rose Comb Reds, White Rocks, Colored Wyandottes, and Barred Rocks with champions from Ghent to Athens. The show runs through the week.
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Sloane Building
North Court Street
Welsh
Eberle
Nelsonville
Plymouth Rocks
J. F. Gulley
Athens
Charles E. Howe
Thor Olson
George Whipple
Rhode Island
A. Graham
N. B. Baker
George Holden
G. E. Whipple
Evan Griffith
A. B. Cochran
White Rocks
Frank Moler
Harry Atkinson
Colored Wyandottes
John Sprague
White Wyandottes
Berrett Young
L. G. Cary
Welch and Eberly
Welch and
Eberly
F. R. Rhoades
B. W. Buck
W. H. Brown
Wyandottes
George Holdren
Western Ohio Lumber Company Cuts Building Material 30 to 50 Percent
Cold Water Ohio January 20 The Western Ohio Lumber Company announced a cut of 30 to 50 percent in all lines of building material. It is one of the largest lumber concerns in the region.
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Cold Water, O
Western Ohio Lumber Company Today
Icy City Streets Cause Fatal Accidents
Icy streets in Cleveland led to two deaths and many crashes. Wilbur Fitzgerald, 12, was crushed after stepping into a car path. Raymond F. Hubbard of Hartford, Connecticut, died when he slipped and fell under a Belt Line train.
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Cleveland
Wilbur Fitzgerald
Raymond F. Hubbard
Hartford
Rise of new mail pouch robbers alarm post office
Chicago reports a new generation of pouch robbers blamed on unrest. Adolph Germer, acting postal inspector, says thieves aim for large sums but most loot ends as cancelled checks. He notes pouch robberies are publicized and attract amateurs, though some schemes yield big cash.
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Chicago
al Jennings
Ames Brothers
Diamond Dick
United States
Adolph Germer
Germer
Rich Man Puts Cleaner on Pair of Ohio Thugs
Canton Ohio January 20 Two hold up men confronted Arthur Keim 37 a Louisville millionaire at his garage door after they took his watch and keys he fought back and a bullet grazed his neck before he subdued the assailants in a dramatic self defense incident reported from Canton.
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Ohio
Canton
Arthur Keim
Louisville
Keim
Reim
Push of Actual Need in Coal Mines Floods Market
Chicago January 20 delegates at the coal associations of America warned that full operation of the nations coal mines for six weeks would cause over production. Mining facilities expanded during high price periods mean normal transport could flood the market at any time. Proposals to protect retail dealers from over production were discussed and a further coal price drop was not forecast.
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Chicago
The
Coal Associations of America
Bryan wing to reorganize Democratic party nationwide
Charles W. Bryan, associate editor of The Commoner and brother of William Jennings Bryan, says the party will undergo intensive work in every political division from the counties upward to complete reorganization.
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Lincoln
Neb
Democratic Party
Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
The
Commoner
Ohio Senate Debates Prohibition Enforcement Bill
In Columbus on January 20 the senate temperance committee reported the Miller bill to create a state prohibition enforcement department and endorsed its passage with an emergency clause. The measure aims to block a referendum next November and has backing from dry leaders. The same filing notes a show down over an anti trust exemption for marketing organizations and other welfare bills in the general assembly.
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Columbus
The
Senate Temperance Committee
Senate
Davis
Farmers of
Ohio
General Assembly
Brand
Champaign County
Shafer
van Wert
State Commission For Blind
Butler
Hulbert
Sandusky
Round-up at Sinn Fein Centers in London Seizes Documents
In a broad raid across Sinn Fein centers in London, police seized important documents but found no arms or ammunition. Scotland Yard said no arrests were made and the operation followed rumors of a planned widespread property destruction, marking one of the most extensive searches in months.
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London
Sinn Fein
Scotland Yard
Lenin in danger as poison plot rumors swirl in Riga
Nicolai Lenin's life is reported in serious danger with conflicting conditions and rumors of a poison plot. Guards allegedly mirror czarist methods, inspecting foods before serving. servants implicated in alleged conspiracy. authorities monitor all meals for poison traces.
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Riga
Nicolai Lenin
Moscow
Lenin
Claypool Dies in Columbus Former Congressman
Horatio Claypool aged 61 of Chillicothe died in Columbus last night from uraemic poisoning. He was a former congressman and prominent public figure. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Prohibition Agents Seize Liquor From Wealthy Citizen
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 20 three prohibition agents hunted for confiscating a stock of liquor from Larz Anderson a wealthy society man. The agents displayed badges and demanded the drinks Anderson directed them to his cellar and they loaded a limousine with 20 quarts of ice and gin.
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Cincinnati
Larz Anderson
Anderson
Harding plans cabinet picks after Florida trip
President-elect Harding will travel to St. Augustine, Florida for private talks with advisors as he shapes an administration. He says no cabinet is set yet and decisions will wait until a complete organizational plan is ready. He aims for a Republican cabinet based on best service, not party obligation.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Best Minds
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Florida
Charles B. Hughes
Elihu Root
State
Treasury
Widow Bride of Aviator Sparks Estate Suit Plan
Peggy Marsh English chorus girl and mother of four-year-old son claims the child is of the late Henry Field Chicago millionaire. She marries Albert L. Johnson former army aviator a nephew of the late Tom Johnson former mayor of Cleveland. The suit against the Field estate was reportedly settled out of court while Marsh recovers from appendicitis.
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New York
Peggy Marsh
Henry Field
Chicago
Albert L. Johnson
Johnson
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Miss Marsh
America
England
Field
Governor to name new state highway commissioner
Senate confirms Swisher as civil service member and Poor as utilities commissioner while the governor in Columbus announces a pending appointment to succeed A. R. Taylor as state highway commissioner. Potential candidates in executive circles include Bookwalter Small and Herrick.
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Columbus
Davis
A. R. Taylor
Findlay
S. Bookwalter
Dayton
T. W. Small
Ada
L. C. Herrick
Norwalk
Rolin Swisher
Civil Service Commission
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Utilities
H. A. Dykean
Elyria
Senate
Street Car Fare Box Robbed in Pomeroy Incident
A Hobson Racine street car was robbed of its fare box last night in Pomeroy. The 50 to 60 dollar box contained receipts and tickets and was lifted while the car moved from Rutland street to Locust street. Conductor Henry Feiger and Motorman Homer Roush operated the car, and Superintendent Hennessy suspects a former employee due to knowledge of the box mechanism.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Hobson-Racine
Hobson
Homer Roush
Henry Feiger
Rutland Street
Middleport
Locust Street
Hennessy
Bryan Urges Cleanup of 1921 Losers
William Jennings Bryan launches a drive to purge reactionaries from the Democratic party and make it progressive to compete with the Republicans. He outlines for the first time his plan for democracy’s Come Back to revival and unity.
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Wm. Jennings Bryan
Reactionariet
Bryan urges progressive reform for Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan argues not for immediate party reorganization but for replacing reactionary national committee members with progressives who back permanent prohibition and oppose Wall Street exploitation. He says the party must court progressive Republicans and reflect true domestic sentiment to gain voter confidence.
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William Jennings Bryan
United Press
Miami
Fra
Democratic Party
National Committee
Wall Street
Republican Party
Senate
House
English Pocket Case Warns If Man Leaves Desk
A pocket case for fountain pens invented in England rings an alarm bell if a man departs his desk forgetting to take his pen.
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England
Harding’s wardrobe shows a forty four size across coats
Chicago January reports Warren G. Harding the president elect is nicknamed a "forty four" by merchants tailors at a convention. Two coats sized 36 on display reveal wartime economy left him needing many suits. Tailors say he previously ordered a dozen suits at once due to war restrictions.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
United States
International Merchants Tailors and Designers
Harding
Britain urges long term terms on war loan to US
A British exchequer official warned that demanding immediate payment of war loans to the United States could trigger national bankruptcies in America. He proposed converting the debt from demand to a 20 year period, noting Britain is willing to pay principal and interest but cannot meet a lump sum. He warned back interest disputes could push Britain to curtail imports for years.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
Yndon
America
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Italian Scientist Claims Colorful Wire Photos Possible
An Italian scientist asserts that pictures sent by wire can be transmitted in their natural colors. The claim highlights advances in color transmission technology.
Japs Proclaim Budget Rise Sparks Diet Debate
TOKIO January 20. Japan faces a national budget bill of 562000000 yen about 28000000 dollars. Half the sum funds army and navy. Cabinet says the amount is the lowest necessary for national defense as it submits the bill to the diet for discussion today.
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Tokio
Japan
Diet
Child Dies in Huntington Sleeping Sickness Case
Mary Doss aged three died in Huntington West Virginia on January 20 after a three week illness described as sleeping sickness. The health department reported no other cases at this time.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mary Doss
Health Department
Dempsey Carpentier Title Bout May Be Solo Effort
New York January 20 the world championship match between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier may be staged by a single promoter. Retirement of William A Brady and George B Cochrane from promotion duties leaves Tex Rickard to carry through with the affair.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
William A. Brady
George B. Cochrane
Tex Rickard
Afair
Britain weighs naval strength as disarmament talks loom
London reports indicate Britain plans to review its sea power while chasing disarmament. A special committee including Andrew Bonar Law and Winston Churchill contemplates laydown of limits and whether Britain can maintain naval parity with the United States amid German victories and public anxiety.
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London
Britain
America
Andrew Bonar Law
Admiral Beatty
Wi Churchill
Lise
Officer Shot in Suffering Wounds During Dive Incident
Detective Shipe reports an armed double barreled shot aimed in the general direction, injuring an officer. The event details remain unclear as the suspect fled and authorities investigate the shooting and motive.
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Small
Shipe
Cross Faces Death Penalty Determination At State Prison
The article notes Cross awaiting execution at the state penitentiary after a conviction for the landlord case last October. It describes the moments before the scheduled chair sentence and the final legal proceedings surrounding the case.
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Cross
Woman Charged with Murder After Fatal Firearm Incident
Maude Miller, 36, faced murder charges after she shot a man she believed was burglarizing her home early after midnight. Officers say the intruder knocked, then kicked a door. Miller fired, thinking it was her husband returning. The man died from the shooting.
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Maude Miller
Mrl. Ier
Anar
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