Baldwin Loot Thru A Vote Ut No Confidence
Premier Stanley Baldwin resigned after the House of Commons passed a no confidence vote 328 to 256. J R M MacDonald to form a Labour government amid widespread labor strikes and national upheaval.
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Baldwin
U. N
London
Stanley Baliwin
Great Britain
House of Commons
Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
J. Romsay MacDonald
Wre
MacDonald
Labor
Inet
Pt Lon. Fee Se Eo
Underwood Favors Tax Cuts, Opposes Bonus Bill in Cleveland
Senator Underwood, candidate for the Democratic nomination, urged defeating the bonus bill and a broad tax reduction at a Cleveland chamber event. He warned that passing the bonus would burden taxpayers and hinder prosperity, without offering a concrete tax plan. He urged strict enforcement of law and order and businesslike governance.
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Cleveland
United States
Underwood
Obama
Demostie
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Inderwood
Congress
America
Mnderwood
Calves Bring Record High Price in Pittsburgh Market
Five choice calves from Athens County were part of a cooperative shipment by the Pittsburgh Producers' company. They topped the market at 16.50 per hundredweight, a 50 cent premium, likely the highest price in Pittsburgh since the livestock decline. One farmer earned 80.23 after deductions from the shipment of 42 calves totaling 721 local stock raisers.
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Pittsburgh Producers’ Company
Athens County Livestock Association
Pittsburgh
Ptire
Athens County
Bok Offers Senate Choice of Peace Plan in Return for Prize
Ward W Bok proposed to the Senate Investigation Committee that all 22 164 contest plans be turned over for selection of the best. He would pay the winning designer 100 000 dollars, matching his earlier offer, in a bid tied to his 160 000 peace plan project.
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Washington
Howard W. Bok
Moses
New Hampshire
Bok
Senate Investigation Committee
Lenine Dies in Moscow as Early Soviet Power Shifts
Official word from Moscow reports Vladimir Lenin dead at his country estate after heart weakness. Flags at half mast rise across government buildings. Funeral plans for Saturday set as leadership consolidation appears with Zinoviev Stalin and Kamenev effectively in power.
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William J. Reswick
Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Council of Peoples’ Eomissaries
Red
Lenine
Russia
Kremlin
Red Square
John Reed
Leon Trotzky
Gare
Communist Party
Fire destroys Boyer printing plant in Canton
Canton notes a blaze at the Boyer company printing plant before 1 AM causes about 100000 dollars in losses. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Canton, O
Boyer Company
$8 A Week William H Vanderbilt Burns Out in Boston
William H Vanderbilt heir to about $20 million works as an office boy in Boston earning $8 a week. He finds the salary insufficient to cover expenses and contemplates leaving the brokerage business.
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William H. Vanderbilt
America
Boston
Nelsonville Klan No. 1 severs ties with national headquarters
The Nelsonville Ku Klux Klan faction, an unchartered body in Athens County Ohio, resolves to withdraw from state and national Klan leadership over claims of mismanagement and failure to charter their group, citing distrust of leadership and demand for fair elections and independence.
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Nelsonvill.e. O
Ku Klux Klan
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Klan No. 1
Kieagle
Ohio
Cyclops
Kleagle
King Kleagie
Slavern
Nkleagh
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Nathan Bedford Forrest Klan
Columbus officer vows to curb disguise in liquor probe
A Columbus officer, who wore a soldier disguise to buy liquor from Heard, arrested him after Heard produced a half pint bottle. Heard was arraigned and the case dismissed when the bottle proved to be water. The officer warned he faces jail and a fine for unlawful uniform wear and plans to wear civilian clothes next time.
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Columbus
Heard
Gas execution in Nevada near at hand
Two airtight death cells are under construction at Carson City for the first U S lethal gas execution. Gee Jon and Hugh Sing, convicted of murder, are to die by hydro cyanic gas on a date to be set. The process involves gas from cylinders, five guards, and a potential alternative of compressed air.
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I. N
Reno
Nev
Nevada State Penitentiary
Carson City
United States
Gee Jon
Hugh Sing
Denver &. Dickerson
Dickerson
Hughie Sing
Nevada
Carson High School
State Pardon Board
Defense Council
Klansmen Advised to Publicize Meeting Resolve
A statement orders multiple copies to reach National and State headquarters the Search Light and Col W J Simmons so that Klansmen nationwide know they will fearlessly fight for the right.
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Col. W. J. Simmons
Lenin Dies At 53 In Moscow Government
Nicolai Lenine founder of the Soviet government and leading communist figure dies at age 53 after two years of heart trouble and paralysis. He wielded dictatorial power behind the Moscow regime established November 1917, with authority surpassing that of the czars.
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London
Nicolai Lenine
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lenine
Moscow
Russia
Mrs. Ramsay MacDonald Tours 10 Downing Street
Mrs J Ramsay MacDonald visited the official residence at 10 Downing Street this afternoon to view the new home. Mrs Baldwin the retiring prime minister’s wife showed her around and welcomed the transfer saying they are all prepared to go and she hopes Mrs MacDonald will like it.
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London
J. Ramsay McDonald
Downing Street
Baldwin
MacDonald
Teapot Dome Case Deepens With New Testimony
Arch Rooseveldt and G D Walberg, longtime Sinclair aides, resign over alleged corruption in the Teapot Dome leases. The Senate Public Lands Committee hears startling stories as the Justice Department opens its own probe. Roosevelt and Walberg face questions about money and ranch improvements amid calls to cancel leases.
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Teapot Dome
Great Naval Oil Reserve
Albert B. Fall
Harry F
Senate Public Funds Committee
Archie Rooseveltt
G. D. Walberg
Sinclair
Rush J. Holland
Roosevelt
Walberg
T Roosevelt
Wall
Edward B. Mclean
Washington
New Mexico
Senator Walsh
Montana
Fall
New Orleans
Snater Caraway
Arkansas
Garrett
Tennessee
Sink and Doheny
Sin
Iken
Earl Sinclair
T. J. Johnson
Giants Liquor Conspiracy Probe Reaches New Suspects
Cleveland reports federal officials pursue three Philadelphia suspects in a large scale liquor smuggling ring aiming to flood northern Ohio with Scotch and grain alcohol. Warrants are pending for Josh Clark Edward Doyle and Michael Kane. Martin and Jack Millis testified for the government at a commissioner hearing. Hyman once housed liquor in his tire shop rear and claimed immunity as a sworn deputy sheriff, a badge later removed by Sheriff Stannard.
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Philadelphia
Liberty
Ohio
Atlantic
Hay Pen
Josh Clark
Edward Doyle
Michael Kane
Martin
Jack Millis
United States
Lite
Hyman
Charlies BP
Stannard
Watch 006 Chronicles of Prometheus Wartime Service
Messenger staffer follows Prometheus repair ship now with seven other U S war vessels in Vera Cruz waters. Mack Sauer links Wartime Prometheus to his career, sharing tales of the vessel repairing everything from a pair of binnacles to a superdreadnought.
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U. S
Promethtes
Vera Cruz
Harvard
Yate
Prometheus
Mckinley
Haripton
Brest
France
Mack
Justice orders inquiry into Edith Burns no show in Greer case
In Los Angeles on January 22 Justice Hanby ordered an investigation of Edith Burns the ill witness in the preliminary hearing of Rex A Greer chauffeur for Mabel Normand. He sent an officer to her home to verify her condition and summoned her physician to testify in court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Edith Burns
Mabel Normand
Ihrace A Greer
Bain
Fat Reducers Who Succeed Rally This Winter
A group advocating weight loss methods claims success this winter amid growing public interest. Members say disciplined routines and social support drive results, while experts urge caution and personalized plans for lasting change.
Ashland Fish and Game Club picks officers
Fred Mohrman was elected president of the Ashland County Fish and Game Club with W. C. Hauck as vice president George M. Roseborough as secretary and B. F. Zercher as treasurer.
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Ashland
Fred Mohrman
Ashland County Fish and Game Club
W. C. Hauck
George M. Roseborough
B. F. Zercher
Not Negescart to Call Probe in Steubenville
Columbus Ohio January 22. Attorney General Crabbe urges a more rigid law enforcement policy after a Denton investigation into lax enforcement. He informed Governor Donahey that past efforts were insufficient to prevent crimes discussed by the Steubenville and Jefferson county authorities.
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Columbus
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Crabbe
Donahey
Sherman Denton
Urbana
Breabenville
Sam
Granger Insurance officers elected at Athens meeting
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at the annual meeting of the Athens County Granger Mutual Insurance company in the city hall Monday. W. bb. Bingman Coolville was named president J. A. Palmer Athens secretary treasurer M. M. Merrick Stewart J. N. MclLeod Marshfield and J. W. Lively Albany were named to the board. The annual meeting date was changed to the second Tuesday in June from the third Monday in January.
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Athens County Granger
Mutual Insurance Company
W. Bb. Bingman
Coolville
J. A. Palmer
Athens
M. M. Merrick
Stewart
J. N. MclLeod
Marshfield
J. W. Lively
Albany
Woman burglar robs Lima beauty shop after hours
Police seek a female thief who robbed CG Waterman’s beauty shop taking about 490 dollars in cosmetics apparel and beauty tools. The suspect, a former Waterman employee, forced a padlock and entered after closing time.
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Lima
Vpolice
CG. Bk. Waterman
Waterman
Reorganization Plan Mailed to Bears and Nichola Packing Creditor Notes
Copies of the reorganization plan for receivers of the Bears and Nichola Can Ining Co were mailed to stockholders and creditors. W. E. Woolenweber of Wheeling, West Virginia represents merchandise creditors and James J. Hopkin of Cincinnati represents preferred stockholders.
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Chillicothe
Bears
Rum Hunter Leads Coast Guard Under New Commander
Rear Admiral F C Billiard takes the helm as commandant succeeding Rear Admiral William E Reynolds. The new leader faces a major task directing the war on rum runners.
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F. C. Billiard
United States Coast Guard
Billiard
William E. Reynolds
Luncheon Speaker Change at Athens Chamber of Commerce
Dr James P Porter of Ohio University will address the Athens Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday replacing Misa nog Morality who was to speak. Porters topic is She Four-Square Citizen and talks will be transmitted by radio.
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Misa Nog
Ota Industrial Commission
Athens Chamber of Commerce
James P. Porter
Ohio Univrosity
Porter
Secrets of Creole Cooking Revealed in Free Recipe Book
A Creole chef blended old world culinary secrets with Indian influences and Mammy-era techniques to create a distinctive cuisine famed for flavor and economy. The bureau offers a free Creole recipe booklet featuring numerous excellent recipes for household feasts.
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