Harding outlines limits on US entry to permanent court proposal
President Harding informs Senator Lodge that the United States does not intend to join the permanent court of international justice on compulsory arbitration or to abandon negotiations with other powers. The communication follows Secretary Hughes detailing the foreign relations committee questions and the treaty's implications for Versailles terms.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
League of Nations
United States
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
State Hughes
Hughes
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Federation to Meet Han at Tara
The City Federation will hold its regular meeting Monday February 5th at 2 00 P M in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. It is the annual meeting for electing officers and for presenting a new departmental plan used by large city clubs. Delegations should vote on the plan and civic work priorities as Spring campaigns and shrubbery sales are discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Bush
Federation
Carthage Gas Boom With New Wells Near Main Lines
In Carthage township a second gas well on the J. I. Gaston farm is reported to produce over two million feet daily. A closely competing well, plus two earlier wells, are strong producers. Drilling continues on the Burton farm nearby with hopes for further development. Gas from these wells is piped to local mains. The new well was drilled by Gaston Emil Brothers of Marietta and J. E. Houcke of Pittsburgh.
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Guysille
Mar
J. I. Gaston
Carthage Township
Burton Farm
Carthage
Mr. Gaston
Emil Brothers
Marietta
J. E. Houcke
Pittsburgh
Russians Asks New York Banker for Major Trade Concession
A Moscow despatch reports negotiations between Soviet officials and Otto Shulef of New York over a proposed large trading concession, described as the largest yet requested by Americans, with talks under way.
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Riga
Moscow
Otto Shulef
New York
Verity Sought in Marion Custody Case Reaching Athens
Archival notice reports Harvey Verity of Marion en route to Athens under custody arrest by Constable Mariner on failure to support his young daughter. Charge filed by former wife Etta Verity after two weeks of search.
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Arvey Verity
Marion
Athens
Mariner
Etta Verity
Whiskey bandits raid Maryland distillery. gunfire and capture
Burkettsville Md March 2 whiskey bandits from Washington in four high powered cars raided the Old Horsey distillery just before dawn and escaped with about $5 000 worth of bonded liquor after a gun battle with guards one robber was captured guards interrupted the raid a similar theft occurred a year ago at the same distillery worth $100 000.
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Burkettsville
Mar
Washington
Three Mint Gang Members Reported Arrested in Liberty
Three men alleged to have participated in the Denver mint robbery were arrested in Liberty Missouri today, according to department of justice agents. The robbery at the Denver facility resulted in a guard’s death and a $200000 theft months ago.
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Kansas City
United States Mint
Denver
Colo
Liberty
Department of Justice
Harding Plans Letter on World Court Proposal
President Harding will transmit to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee a Hughes letter replying to inquiries about the United States joining the League of Nations world peace court. The note outlines the administration's stance on participation in the international court.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
United States
League of Nations
Burns Murder Trial Involves Eternal Triangle Claim
In Painesville Ohio on March 2 the prosecution announced Henry D Burns of Cleveland will be tried for wife murder after allegedly burying Hazel Burns who was still alive in Mentor marsh last October.
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Painesville, O
Henry D. Burns
Cleveland
Hazel Burns
Lonely Mentor Marsh
Four Injured in Detroit Blast at Hanna Iron Plant
Molten metal burst from a blast furnace at Hanna furnace company's River Rouge plant burning four workers seriously. Fire reached $15,000 and spread to the ore steamer Bradley anchored about 200 feet away.
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Detroit
Hanna Furnace Company
River Rouge
Bradley
Hanna
Moon Eclipse Visible Over Ohio Valley Tonight
The 1923 lunar eclipse will be visible across the Ohio Valley with favorable weather. Dr. Jermain G. Porter of the University of Cincinnati says the event starts at 8 28 Central Time and ends at 20 36, with three eighths of the moon eclipsed as the earth's shadow covers the satellite.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Ohio Valley
Jermain G. Porter
University of Cincinnati
Archbishop rejects Ruhr mediation talk call
London dispatch reports the archbishop of Canterbury rejecting Swedish bishops proposal to invite President Harding to mediate the Ruhr crisis. He says past conferences worsened tensions. Cologne dispatch quotes the Roman Catholic bishop saying Pope Pius XI works ceaselessly for peace to stop trench fighting.
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London
Canterbury
Hardings
Ruhr
Cologne
Pius XI
Bombing of irregular positions in hills reported
Free State troops bombard the irregulars under Commandant Boffin in the origin hills with heavy casualties feared. Republicans retaliate by kidnapping civilian officials and burning barracks at Carriagalen.
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Dublin
Mar
Free State
Boffin
Origin Hills
Carriagalen
Medina Police Seek Pittsburg Clerk in $20 Cash Larceny
Medina Ohio police search for George Williams of Pittsburg booked as night clerk at the White Front restaurant. He is charged with taking $20 from the cash register and stealing cigars cigarettes and clothing.
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Medina
George Williams
Pittsburg
White Front
Yong student killed by gas
Martin B. Riley, 16, a high school student in Chicago, was found asphyxiated after a gas heater burned all night. Four members of another nearby family were found unconscious from the same cause but were revived.
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Martin B. Riley
Chicago
Boy Seeks 2500 Damages in Assault Case
In Elyria Ohio on March 2, eleven year old Frank Mostak sues John Purski for 2500 dollars alleging Purski assaulted him loosening teeth and blackening his eyes. The defendant is described as a full brown man.
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Elyria. O
Frank Mostak
John Purski
Purski
Alumni Fund Drive Surpasses Athens Quota Reach
Athens has raised 68000 of a 75000 city quota for the Ohio university alumni building fund. The local committee reports 106000 has been subscribed in Athens by citizens, faculty, and students. A team solicitation plan aims to cover nationwide efforts to close a roughly 100000 shortfall before commencement.
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Ohio University
Athens
C. H. Bryson
Kemal Pasha Urges Turkey Russia Ties
Mustapha Kemal Pasha addressed the Angora assembly urging closer relations with Russia. He stated Turkish policy calls for strengthened friendship and noted progress on negotiations for a commercial agreement between Turkey and Russia.
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Constantinople
Mar
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Turkey
Russia
Kemal
Continental bloc talks collapse over U S warning
Ambassador Herrick warned France that an anti British bloc would draw U S response as Italy balked at joining. France pressed for a Franco British entente while Britain pursues closer ties with the United States. Mussolini showed little enthusiasm for the agreement amid France Britain strains.
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London
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Myron T. Herrick
Poincare
Herrick
Benito Mussolini
M. Poincare
England
Grocer Dies After Hammer Robbery in Toledo
J C Herbruck aged 63 is dying in a Toledo hospital from a hammer blow delivered by two robbers who held up his grocery store late last night. A hole in the skull resulted from the strike while Paul Hartmann, 15, a counter witness and messenger, hid behind the counter as the robbers looted the cash register and escaped.
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Toledo
J. C. Herbruck
Paul Hartmenn
Clock repair mishap injures Eugene Highman in Mt Vernon
Eugene Highman suffered lacerations to his right thumb and first two fingers while winding an ordinary mantel clock in Mt Vernon Indiana. He required medical attention for the injuries.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Eugene Highman
Medina man withdraws 50000 suit after auto insurance settlement
Roy Lee of near Wadsworth dropped his $50,000 lawsuit against C. M. Crum of Lodi after reaching a settlement with Crum's auto insurer for 2209.
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Medina
Roy Lee
Wadsworth
C. M. Crum
Lodi
Crum
Morgan to Speak at First Presbyterian Church Sunday
Morgan will address the Athens community at 7 o clock Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian church. The talk targets athletes from Ohio University and Athens high schools with the public welcome. He will discuss The Tournament Whether We Win or Lose and share lessons from the ongoing athletic event in Athens. Special choir vocal selections are planned.
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Gooffrey TF. Morgan
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio University
John Hancock
Morgan
Double Execution in Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus, Mar. 2. Charles Arnold, 65, white, and Henry White, Negro, died in a double electrocution at the Ohio penitentiary. Five shocks were needed for White who refused water. Arnold was sentenced for murdering and robbing Ruth Lawrence at a Columbus rooming house on June 24, 1922. White was convicted of murdering his wife in Columbus on February 21, 1922 and had confessed then recanted.
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Columbus
Mar
Charles Arnold
Henry White
Ohio Penitentiary
Arnold
Ruth Lawrence
Hockingport Man Left Very Valuable Estate
Parkersburg West Virginia March 2 W H Smith E L Davidson and J W Goodwin filed their report of inventory and appraisement of the estate of the late Andrew Jackson McKim of Hockingport placing a total valuation of 44216 20 on the estate The inventory lists cash on deposit 6396 20 stock in Parkersburg Chair company 11305 common stock in W H Smith Hardware company 21900 preferred stock in the same company 2500 realty at Hockingport Ohio 1265 Liberty Bonds 850
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Parksburg
W. Va
W. H. Smith
E. L. Davidson
J. W. Goodwin
Andrew Jackson McKim
Hockingport
Parkersburg Chair Company
W. H. Smith Hardware Company
Ohio
German police in Gelsenkirchen arrested by French
Paris reports that on March 2 French authorities seized all German police in Gelsenkirchen and removed them from the town.
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Ali
Paris
Gelsenkirchen
Chaplin and Negri Reconcile After Lovers’ Quarrel
Charley Chaplin hurried from his studio to Pola Negri after she announced she would not marry, then news of a reconciliation followed. Negri said she would wed only her art and Chaplin later confirmed the quarrel had ended and a wedding may come.
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Los Angeles
Charley Chaplin
Pola Negri
Chaplin
Miss Negri
mca @tibe ~ Lasky - studio
Sharkie
Santa Barbara
Delmonte
Ment
Charley
Charlie
Palo
Vogt Removed as Massillon Mayor for Misconduct
Herbert H. Vogt, former Massillon mayor, was removed by Governor Donahey on charges of gross neglect of duty. An eight day hearing concluded February 20. Former Attorney General Joseph McGhee said the case would go to the supreme court arguing the removal law unconstitutional and Vogt denied a full public hearing.
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Columbus
Herbert H. Vogt
Massillon
Donahey
Joseph McGhee
Vogt
Supreme Court
Alfred Leach Dies at 82 Former Martins Ferry Woolen Mill Operator
Alfred Leach 82 longtime Martins Ferry resident and former woolen mill operator who ran a mill before the Civil War has died. He lived in the city for almost twenty years.
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Martins Ferry
Alfred Leach
Wells HTP Legal JB Appointed Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Attorney A Bruce Wells has been named assistant prosecuting attorney for Athens County by Prosecutor R W Finsterwald. Wells will provide legal advice to county and township officials and boards as the special officer post is abolished and salary shifted to the assistant prosecutor. Pete Barrows of Nelsonville becomes county traffic officer succeeding H D Nice after his resignation.
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A. Bruce Wells
Athens County
R. W. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Wells
Pete Barrows
Nelsonville
Barrows
H. D. Nice
Athens
Free Staters Wounded in Tipperary Skirmish
In Tipperary three Free State fighters were wounded in a clash with Republicans. An attempt to bomb Tipperary Cathedral failed during the same incident.
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Belfast
Mar
Tipperary
Fire Devastates North Lewisburg Business District
Telegraph reports from Erie indicate a large fire destroyed most of the business section of North Lewisburg, located 24 miles southwest of Erie on the Erie railroad, early today. The blaze caused extensive property damage across the commercial area.
Calder KIGK Not Supported By The Senate Swan Song
The Senate rejected Calder's farewell critique of government meddling in railroads and the farm bloc. He condemned party allegiance over personal conviction, while Frelinghuysen and Brookhart offered pointed rebuttals and Iowa idea jests amid the lame duck session chatter.
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Ft. N. S
Washington
Mar
Senate
Calder
New York
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Brookhart
Town
Iowa
Ohio Senate passes Hunt bill extending soldiers' status
Ohio Senate backs a Hunt bill extending soldiers' benefits to underage enlistees with nonresident parents. The chamber also defeats an anti Klan bill 80 to 12, and moves to require court clock changes to eastern time. Other items include licensing fishing, nonpartisan judge nominations, and brick industry probes.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Ohio
Harding
Warren County
Classified ads used to solve community problems
City officials note Rev. C. M. Redding of this place uses classified advertising to address the lack of a physician in the community. The effort highlights a civic approach to staffing gaps and public health needs.
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Mar
C. M. Redding
Senate to probe sugar market manipulation and price rises
Washington March 2 An inquiry by the senate into alleged manipulation of the sugar market and the rapid advances in sugar prices was proposed in a resolution introduced today by Senator Brookhart Republican of Iowa.
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Washington
Anl
Senate
Brookhart
Jtowas
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