Senate Hear New Teapot Dome Evidence and Arrivals
Central figures in the Teapot Dome case arrive in Washington as the Senate Public Lands Committee reconvenes to hear Doheny on leases and to consider efforts to nullify Sinclair’s reserves. Debate splits Senate along party lines over resolution versus judicial action.
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Senate
Teapot Dome
N.S
Washington
Folgard
Doheny
Senate Public Lands Committee
Albert B. Fall
Pati
Wall
Harry F. Sinclair
Col
J. W. Zevely
Karry
Sinclair
Walsh
Montana
Coolidge
Daugherty
California
Caraway
Department of Justice
Europe
Havre
Sai Caraway
Charcoal plan sparks revival in Hocking County
J C Newland of Webb Summit builds a charcoal operation on a timber tract. The pit will hold 30 to 40 cords and burn for 8 to 12 days producing about 1600 bushels of charcoal. The project draws local interest as younger residents plan visits to witness the pit in action.
Lenine Death Not Halt Red Policies Says Trotzky
Leon Trotzky, war commissar in the Russian cabinet, said Lenine's death is a terrible blow but will not stop Communist policies. He arrived in Tiflis, Georgia, by ill health and received news of Lenine's demise. Trotzky paid tribute to Lenine and warned the road ahead remains long for the world working class.
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Tiflis
Georgia
Leon Trotzky
Lenine
Trotzky
Moscow
Deadlock persists in Britain's rail strike
London January 24 The railway strike deadlock remains unbroken as rail company managers demand enforcement of the wage award for locomotive engineers and firemen by the national wage board. The new labor cabinet seeks an agreement basis while about two hundred thousand workers stay idle and food and coal shortages begin to bite.
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Britain
Gabinet
London
National Wage Adjustment Board
Italy’s King Calls Election and Dissolves Parliament
Rome dated January 24 reports King Victor Emmanuel I signed a decree dissolving parliament. A general election is set for April 6 with the new Chamber of Deputies meeting May 724. Owing to the electoral reform law the Mussolini government is assured of a majority in the new chamber.
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Rome
Victor Emanuel I
Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Ice Bound Hamburg Port Halts Shipping Activity
Hamburg faces an ice bound spell as ships are wedged by thick ice blocks freezing the port and bringing most shipping to a standstill. Crew and port authorities struggle to restore access amid frigid conditions and slow currents.
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Hamburg
Germany
Russians Pay Last Respects to Lenin in Moscow
Thousands of workers and peasants passed the red dais in Moscow to view the body of Vladimir Lenin resting in state at the Trade Union palace. Snowy streets filled with humanity as troops guarded the scene and the guard of honor changed every ten minutes.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Russia
Trade Union
Senate proposes merchant marine bureau to replace Shipping Board
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts introduced a bill to create a bureau of merchant marine in the commerce department. The bureau would assume duties currently handled by the United States Shipping Board.
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Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Department of Commerce
United States Shipping Board
Marland Oil reports 1923 earnings around 2.34 million
The Marland Oil company posts about 2.34 million dollars net earnings for 1923. The report notes 1.93 million from sales and mentions possible forgotten dividends.
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New York
Marland Oil Company
Marland
Mresident
Senate panel to liberalize veterans relief rules
A special Senate committee will ask Congress to liberalize the rules governing the Veterans Bureau. It will propose a comprehensive code enabling free treatment at nearest bureau hospitals and automatic compensation where service connection is reasonably believed, expanding aid for tubercular and shell shocked veterans.
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Congress
William Kd. Hutchinson
Washington
America
Senate
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
David A. Reed
Penn
David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Ohio Republicans Endorse Coolidge in Meeting Today
Ohio Republican leaders met at Hotel Deshler in Columbus to formally endorse President Coolidge. Attending were U S Senators Fess and Willis, state central and executive committee members, county chairmen, and women associates and chairs of county committees.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Hotel Deshler
Ohio Republican Organization
United States
Fess
Willis
State Central Committee
Italian seaman runs amuck on ship near Vancouver
A chief officer and another sailor were killed and five more seamen injured when an Italian crewman, deemed to be insane, attacked aboard the steamship Ran Wilton at the Vancouver waterfront. The remaining crew escaped in a small boat.
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Wilton
Vancouver
B. G
Young coaster killed? fatal injury in Cleveland hills
Cleveland January 24. Arthur Palmer 11 is hospitalized with a fractured skull after a coasting accident last night when his sled collided with another coaster while climbing a hill. His head struck a curb and doctors fear he may die.
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Cleveland
Arthur Palmer
Gasoline yield to rise from new refinery method
Washington reports the United States Bureau of Standards found an inexpensive refining method to boost gasoline output by 30 percent from a given amount of crude. Officials say the new gas will match better grades in starting and acceleration and could lower prices. Further fuel research could increase yields even more.
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Washington
America
United States Bureau of Standards
Bureau For Standards
Liquor Raids Spark Arrests in Athens Area
Police report two liquor raids with multiple arrests and a guilty plea. Hale faced charges of selling and manufacturing after a still and corn liquor were seized near Albany road, three miles from Athens.
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Albany
Athens
Hale
Parker
Maple
Helwig
Mayior
Mariner
Price
Issac Huznes
Clyde Sharp
Koons
Sharp
Gements
Poultry Bandit Gang Nabbed Near Mansfield
Three members of an Athens county poultry theft ring were captured in Mansfield. The group led by Charlie Hudwell and including Don Durfee and Charles Sharp were taken into custody with Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Cady assisting.
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Athens County
Athens Pentty
Mansfield
Charlie Hudwell
Don Durfee
Charles Sharp
Sherif McKinley
Cady
Prohibition Case Opens as Grimes Testifies in Tiffin
Eugene Grimes testified for the prosecution in a trial of Adolph Unger and 24 others from Tiffin on charges under the national prohibition law. He described an alleged three way liquor ring with Unger and Sheriff Bare, noting Unger’s receipt of profits and dissatisfaction with amounts. Delegates from Ohio Michigan and Kentucky endorsed Cleveland for the 1925 Associated Advertising Clubs meeting.
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Toledo
Eugene Grimes
Adolph Unger
Tiffin
Unger
Grimes
Charles Bare
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Cleveland
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Unmasked Bandit Robs Gas Stations in Dayton
Dayton police resumed the search for the masked bandit who held up two gas stations last night, netting about 100 dollars. Robberies occurred at two locations with the suspect still at large as authorities review clues and possible links.
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Dayton
Man Killed In Deep Underground Dynamite Blast
A dynamite blast four and a half feet underground killed one man and seriously injured three others in Cleveland. A night crew tunneling beneath Broadway and 49th Street alerted police after a worker struck dynamite with a pick. Four crew members escaped unharmed.
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Cleveland, O
Broadway
Miner Leader Controls Vote Of Followers At UMWA Meet
In Indianapolis John J. Lewis and supporters steered the United Mine Workers convention with little chance for radical rivals. The session saw shifts on recognizing Soviet Russia and Nova Scotia district reinstatement, as opponents prepare to seek officer elections by referendum.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Russia
Nova Scotia
Congress
Lewis
Trades Union
Iinternationale
Pastors Hear a Warm Talk in Columbus Meeting
In Columbus on January 24, Alsa Martin Keres editor of the Gospel Liberty in Dayton condemned denominationalism and ministers who reveal littleness of mind. The Ohio Pastors' Association hosts ministers from many Protestant denominations. A Bloomfield New Jersey girl reportedly went crazy upon seeing her suitor, a detail noted though not central.
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Columbus
Alsa Martin Keres
Heald of Gospel Lberty
Dayton
Ohio Pastors’ Association
Bloomfield
N. J
Day Leader Reports Grave Charge in Anti-Saloon Case
William H. Anderson, NY Anti-Saloon League leader, stands trial for forgery as prosecutors present four witnesses. The state alleges Anderson used collector O Bertsall Phillips salary to fund his personal account, with $3875 of Phillips' salary moved to an expense line and $4490 shifted on the books.
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William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
New York
New York City
William H. Anerson
Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Charles Whittman
O. Bertsall Phillips
Phillips
William MM. Potter
League
Acc
Ane Deraon
Potter
Philips
Large Columbus Teacher Fund Receipts Exceed Payouts
Report by State Treasurer Day shows retirements draw small reimbursements, five times collected as paid out, with a fund balance of 15,406,346.80. Since July 1926 teachers aged 70 or disabled receive pensions funded by four percent of annual earnings.
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Columbus
Borah introduces Pinchot coal bill in Senate
Washington January 24 The Pinchot coal bill proposing government regulation of the anthracite mining industry was introduced in the Senate this afternoon by Senator William E Borah Republican of Idaho.
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Washington
Pinchot
Senate
William E. Borah
Idaho
Ohio Tivestock Shippers Set Meeting Dates
February 26 and 27 are the dates for the annual meeting of the Ohio Tivestock Shippers association in Columbus. The announcement comes from F G Kettner of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation who also serves as secretary of the co operative marketing group.
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Stock Shippers Meft
Columbus
Ohio ‘Tivestock Shippers’ Association
F. G. Kettner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Co-Operative Marketing Group
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