Allies Readied to Press Germany Over Reparations
London reports Allied Supreme Council endorses French force moves to coerce Germany into paying the $55 billion indemnity. German offer of $7.29 billion labeled absurd. plans discuss Ruhr occupation and British port blockades with French and Italian backing.
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London
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Mar
Allied Council of War
France
Supreme Council
Count Sforza
Italy
Marshall Foch
Magimseler
Ruhr
Britain
German delegates concede mercy to Allies amid invasion fears
London reports German leaders acknowledge they cannot stop an Allied invasion even to Berlin. Ministerial Director Von Simons and Foreign Minister face pressure as they hint at resignation if military action is taken. The Savoy quarters are reported quiet.
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London
Germany
Berlin
von Simons
The
Savoy
Beet Growers Vote to Hold Contract Signing
Members of the Ohio Sugar Beet Growers' Co operative Association vote not to sign a beet towing contract until advised by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio Sugar Beet Growers’ Co-operative Association
Milk Prices Slashed In Tiffin Market
Retail milk prices in Tiffin dropped three cents to 12 cents a quart today. Wholesale milk fell from 4 dollars to 3 dollars per hundred.
Roell Divorce Filed by Columbus Woman
Edith J. Roell sues Frederick C. Roell in Columbus for divorce while he serves a life sentence in Ohio for murder. The case seeks end to marriage as legal action proceeds.
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Wants Freedom
Columbus
Edith J. Roell
Frederick C. Roell
Ohio Pen
Ohio Dairy Output in 1920 Averaged 4750 Pounds per Cow
Columbus report from the federal crop reporting service shows Ohio milk production in 1920 averaged 4750 pounds per cow. Holstein districts in the north produced about 5300 pounds per cow while river-adjacent districts averaged 4000 pounds. Butter fat prices averaged 55 cents per pound, with total Ohio production around 90,000...
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Columbus
O. Mar
Federal
Ohio
Ohio River
Marion People Meet to Honor the Hardings
Marion residents gather on Mount Vernon Avenue to honor Warren and Florence Harding on the eve of their departure. A silver plaque is presented by Dr. T. E. McAfee, and neighbors recall Harding’s rise from humble roots. Cabinet selections and a Philippine governorship offer are noted as pending decisions.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion, O
Mount Vernon Avenue
Marion
Doc” Harding
Harding
T. E. McAfee
Trinity Baptist Church
Hardings
Speed
Dick Crissinger
Jim Pendergrast
Warren Harding
Florence Kling
A. B. Fall
W. W. Mellon
Will H. Hays
Leonard A. Wood
The
Philippine Islands
Washington
Tax reappraisal halted for 60 Ohio counties
The Ohio State Tax Commission voted to rescind its December tentative order for real estate reappraisal, delaying all tax revaluations in sixty counties temporarily. The move pauses potential changes to property assessments while awaiting further guidance.
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Columbus
Mar
State Tax Commission
Iate
Engineman Blame Placed for Sunday Wreck
Henry Shearer of Michigan Central accuses Engineer Long and Fireman Block of violating signals in the Porter Indiana wreck. He orders their dismissal. Michigan Central officials clash over cause after a New York Central engine struck a Michigan Central coach killing about forty people.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Shearer
Michigan Central Railroad
Porter
Ind
Long
Block
Canadian Flyer
Shearer
Michigan Central
Charles McFadden
Ohio auditor objects to re appraisal in Athens county
Athens county auditor Fred Cornwell was among early officials to oppose the state re appraisal order. He argued current conditions do not justify it, claim it would be unfair to property owners, and said his office can remedy any inequities in Athens county real estate assessments.
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Fred Cornwell
Athens County
Ohio
Cincinnati Magnate Llewellyn Reakirt Weds Cousin
Cincinnati multimillionaire Llewellyn B. Reakirt, age 50, married his first cousin Grace C. Reakirt, 40, yesterday in Stewart Florida. This marks his third marriage and the union surprised society circles in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Llewellyn B. Reakirt
Stewart, Fla
Grace C. Reakirt
Reakirt
Big Four to Cut Wages of Unskilled Laborers
E. M. Costin, general manager of the Big Four railroad, announced in Cincinnati that all unskilled laborer employees will have their wages reduced starting in April.
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Cincinnati, O
E. M. Costin
Big Four Railroad
Ohio State to Meet Ohio University Wrestlers This Saturday
Ohio State's wrestling team faces Thor Olson's Ohio University mat men in a hard fought home clash on Saturday March 5. Al Hart, Columbus, O. 8. U.'s trainer and Olson rival, presides as referee training intensity rises. Ohio lists Barros 115, Thomas 125, Freshly 185, Lowther 145, Learich 158, Romero 175, and Duvall heavyweight. next week Ohio meets Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh.
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Ohio State
Thor Olson
Ohio University
al Hart
Columbus
U.’s
Olson
Ohio
Barros
Thomas
Freshly
Lowther
Learich
Romero
Soviet Denials Craft Image Of Calm In Russia
London reports Soviet wireless bulletins deny serious outbreaks in Russia and Lenin and Trotsky flight, noting no unusual disturbances. Riga cites Lithuanian sources claiming 14 000 Moscow workers struck on February 14 for food allowances freedom and student assembly.
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London
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Moscow Soviet
Persia
Riga
Moscow
Isip
Four Wilson Cabinet members remaining in office in 1921
Washington reports that only four of President Wilson’s cabinet from his 1917 administration remain in office. Three veterans Daniels Wilson Burleson plan to retire or pursue law and farming after leaving their posts.
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Washington
Mar
Wilson
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Labor
Burleson
Secretary of the Treasury
Agriculture
William Jennings Brayn
Robert Lansing
Bainbridge Colby
Lansing
Lindley M. Garrison
Newton D. Baker
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Gregory
A. Mitchell Palmer
William G. McAdoo
Carter Glass
Virginia
Houston
Edwin T. Meredith
Interior
Franklin Lane
John Barton Payne
Commerce
Redfield
Joshua Alexander
Baker
Colby
Payne
Palmer
Texas
Pennsylvania
Alexander
French Ready to Move Into Germany With Allied Backing
Paris reports French railways ordered to mobilize for troop transport to the German frontier as thousands of soldiers, guns and 300 aircraft amass at the border. Cavalry concentrations at Rhine bridgeheads signal pressure as Foch and Weygand draft invasion plans amid reparations talks. Socialists oppose immediate action, labeling plans as loot under the guise of reparations.
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United Press
Paris
Mar
Creare
Orce
Rhine
Marsellis
Parisian Actresses Clash Over Beauty in Hotel Fight
A Parisian actress Mile Jane Renovardt attacked rival star Ms bell in a hotel lobby after a dispute over beauty pageant supremacy. Caebalt and others intervened as the assailant struck the rival in the face and caused injuries.
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Mile
Jane Renovardt
iPpieroel
Ms Bell
Renouardt
Oh Girls Isnt He The Dearest Man
Cleveland March 2 Dr Lee Childs of the Cleveland board of education comments on women’s dress saying short skirts low necks silk hose and cosmetics are healthy if not excessive He notes cosmetics have not killed anyone and contrasts modern extremes with those of the past while endorsing reasonable fashion choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Childs
Cleveland Board of Education
Dr. Childs
Don V. Parker Leads New Ohio Prohibition Enforcement
Columbus, March 2. Don V. Parker states he fears no contact from associates of John Barleycorn as he takes command of Ohio’s new enforcement department. The agency will use the former state liquor license commission offices as its headquarters.
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Columbus
Don V. Parker
Prohibition Enforcement
John Barleycorn
John
State Liquor License Commission
Judge Landis censured over dual baseball and federal judge roles
Washington March 2 The house judiciary committee censured Judge K M Landis of Chicago for holding two offices as federal judge and baseball arbitrator. The panel called this a serious impropriety and said it hinders official duties. It recommended a full investigation by the new congress, noting insufficient time for action by the current one. the move followed impeachment proceedings initiated by Rep Welty of Ohio.
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Washington
K. M. Landis
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Landis
Congress
Representative Welty
Ohia
Defense tears at structure of state in Matewan trial
In Williamson West Virginia the defense challenged the prosecution’s evidence in the Matewan murder trial. Isaac Brewer’s testimony about who fired the fatal shot was contradicted. Witnesses pressed that Felts started the fight and tied the events to the mayor’s death.
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United Press
Williamson
W. Va
Sid Hatfield
Matewan
Isaac Brewer
Hatfield
Albert Felts
J. P. Webb
J. J. Coniff
Brewer
Webb
Felts
C. C Testerman
E. L. Straub
Testerman
R. L. Lefler
Lefler
May Brown
Gladys Carnes
Baldwin-Felts
Caruso Rests After Second Operation in New York
Enrico Caruso rested well today at his apartment after his second operation. His fever subsided and his heart action was reported good by his physician, marking improvement in his condition.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Soviet Offense Planned in Spring Against Poland and Europe
Washington reports a government military summary indicating Soviet Russia plans a spring offensive paired with revolutions to spread Bolshevism in Europe. The drive targets Poland and broader European states as Moscow seeks to lay groundwork for 1945 operations.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press Staff
Washington, Mar
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Moscow
Rebels Seize Chief City From Soviet Force
Dispatches from Helsingfors report Petrograd nearly in rebel control as revolting sailors soldiers and strikers storm food convoys and shops starting February 23. Soviet troops ordered from the Finnish frontier to quell the revolt amid reports of mass arrests and killings.
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Hellingfors
Mar
Petrograd
Finnnish
Nikolevsky Bridge
Officers Hunt Negro Suspect Near Glouster Perry County
Sheriff Parker and deputies pursued a reported suspect linked to the slayings of two Columbus patrolmen. Impassable roads forced a roadside search from Glouster toward Palos, with word sent to locals to watch for the murderer, possibly in Perry county.
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Perry GO
Herb Parker
Pete McKinley
Columbus
Slim” Cooper
Pomp” Brooks
Trolman
Jesse Beall
Corning
Hudson
Peter
Athens
Hunsinger
Armitage
Cady
Mariner
Lewis Graham
Glouster
Bread price cut in Cincinnati chains
Bread prices fell in Cincinnati with 12 ounce loaves priced at five cents and 24 ounce loaves reduced from twelve to eleven cents, as stores adjusted to lower costs.
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Cincinnati
Mar
League to publicize response to US protests on mandates
United Press reports from Paris indicate the League of Nations will make its answer public today to American protests over British and Japanese mandates. President Paul Hymans said the council sought to hear the United States further present its views. He added that Lithuania and Poland were asked to negotiate over Vilna independent of Switzerland's refusal to allow league troops to cross.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
League of Nation
Paul Hymans
League Council
United States
School Budget Cuts Depreciation Allocation
A school budget report shows depreciation on autos consumes a large share of funds, leaving a smaller portion for other essential expenses and programs.
Port Clinton Firms Quarrel Over Tomato Taxes
Ottawa County officials say they cannot raise taxes for lemon grafts while manufacturers insist on a levy for tomatoes, a dispute reflecting fiscal tensions in Port Clinton. The clash centers on last year’s pricing and potential tax adjustments.
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Port Clinton
Ottawa County
Srw
Change of 21 engines powers fastest York to San Francisco train
A rail upgrade adds 21 engines to the senger express as it speeds the fastest run between York and San Francisco. The modification aims to shorten travel times and boost service efficiency aboard the long distance route.
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York
San Francisco
Hepenkenesee Postal Notice From Filing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a postal filing request with unclear address lines and a return postage instruction. The readable bits reference a name and address block and a note about stamps for return postage. No specific date, location, or complete contact details are discernible.
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Jacqueline Poe
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Committee of Congress
J. F. Beaman
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Nation League
America
Hepenkenesee
Frederic J. Haskin
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