Allied Orders Martial Law in Occupied German Territory
Colonge March 9 Allied military authorities announced strict police regulations for the occupied German territory. Martial law replaces civil procedure and penalties for infractions are severe. Night traffic is restricted and a strict military censorship is set on telegraph and telephone lines. British warships reportedly near Cuxhaven as the blockade of German ports is discussed to enforce reparations terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Groat
United Press
Cologne
Walter Schucking
Herrn
Stinnes
Cuno
Rathenau
Germany
Cuxhaven
Kronstadt Uprising and Russian Revolt Reported
War events in Russia described by Boris Savinkoff Kerensky's war minister. He predicts a peasant spring uprising with red army support leading to a monarchist or democratic regime and a potential peasant czar. Reports claim rebels control key railway junctions between Petrograd and Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Kronstadt
Boris Savinkof Kerensky
Savinkoff
Nen
Russia
Red Army
Red Staff
Moscow
Moscow Military District
Pakifst Bologie
Petrograd
Beer prescriptions legalized for medicinal use under Volstead act
The Justice Department ruled physicians may prescribe beer under the Volstead law when beneficial. The ruling, signed by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, places beer on par with wine as a curative agent and grants doctors wide latitude to determine medicinal need, even as prohibition authorities weigh implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Fragmented OCR summary of Ohio University notice
Fragmented text from Ohio University related to campus activities or notices. Lacks clear names, dates, or actions due to poor OCR quality.
Allied Armies Occupy Germany Move to Disarm and Police
March reports detail surrender of arms in occupied zones demanded by General Gaucher with strict house searches for noncompliance. German police retain bayonets. troops patrol bridges stations and parks while billets are set in schools hotels and public buildings. General Degoutte presides from the Düsseldorf Art Academy as authorities read the occupation proclamation amid cautious quiet among Germans. Allies tighten customs control impounding currency and preventing shipments while segregating American areas and establishing patrols and cordons.
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Germany
Gaucher
Degoutte
Art Academy
Dusseldorf
Duisberg
Dusseldorff
Hopple Appointed U S Prosecutor Candidate Leads
Democratic candidate D E Hopple appointed as U S prosecutor nominee as component of party strategy. The report notes Hopple’s bid for the prosecutor’s post and party backing in the race.
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E. J. Hopple
U. 8
Sunday Sermon Triggers Large Cincinnati Rally
Billy Sunday denounced modern dancing and vice as he defended his revival causing a crowd of about seven thousand. He claimed America would be run by Americans and condemned critics as police were needed to separate revival from riot. The day collection totaled 186 dollars amid 5,000 in attendance.
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Cincinnati
Billy Sunday
America
Paul
Motorcyclists Form a Club in Athens
Twenty five enthusiasts gathered at the Nice Motor Company garage to form the Athens Motorcycle Club. The aim is sociability and orderly riding with the first season run set for March 13 at Logan, followed by summer runs.
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Nice Motor Company
Athens Motorcycle Club
Logan
Ohio University Drives Clothing Drive for European Students
Y W C A at Ohio University asks for adult cast off clothing for men and women to aid students in central Europe and the near East. Garments collected Thursday and Friday, shipment ready Monday. Contact Dean Voigt or leave items at Cutler Hall.
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Ohio University
Europe
Near East
Dean Voigt
Cutler Hall
Hi Beats Alumni Face Chicago Start in Tournament
Athens Hi defeated alumni 16 to 13 in a lively game with Hammy Oldfield scoring two noted baskets. Coach Mackie and his team prepared to depart for a national tournament in Chicago where they will play once daily starting tomorrow. Players Wise Battin Barnes Sharps Bolin Shafer Wilcox were listed as participants.
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Chicago
Athens
Hammy Oldfield
Mackie
Wise
Battin
Barnes
Two Slain in a Political Battle
In Chicago on March 9 the big Nineteenth Ward saw deadly clashes as rivals in the bid to elect Alderman John Powers used gas to terrorize. Police have few leads on the two slain leaders. initial suspects were detained briefly and released.
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Chicago
Mar
John Powers
Athens Hi Grads to Meet Monday Evening
Athens High School alumni plan a meeting Monday evening March 14 at 7 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to elect officers and conduct business. Supt Stailey will brief the group on aiding Athens schools and a charter project to list graduates and classes. Missing dates must be supplied. attendees should bring them.
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Athens High School
Chamber of Commerce
Supt
Stailey
Athens
Nelsonville car stolen. local court fines for wife beating
R W Baker reported a 1932 Chalmers roadster with winter top stolen from Nelsonville. In police court Cornell Six was fined 15 dollars and costs for wife beating after an argument with his wife. City complaints rise over youngsters using sidewalks for coaster wagons and skating, seen as a danger to pedestrians on hills.
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R. W. Baker
Nelsonville
Graham
Chalmers
Cornell
Cornell Six
West State Street
County road bonds and paving plans face long county meeting
Delegations from all parts of the county pressed for road improvements at the regular session. The board cleared quarterly business and approved bills. A new mothers pension list was submitted and passed benefiting many. Discussions included possible relocation of the courthouse rest room to the city building to free space for county offices.
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Alexander Township
Buchtel
Canaanville
Athens-Canaanville
Sharpsburg
Waterloo
Laurel Run
Oil Gusher Struck Nine Miles South of Logan
An oil gusher was struck on the Williams Wadsworth farm nine miles south of Logan this morning by the Ford Company. The drill was only a few feet in the sand when oil burst to the surface, flooding surrounding land until temporary tanks could be placed. The strike caused oil excitement in the area as the first well sunk in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Williams Wadsworth
Here
Ford Company
Husband Not Liable for Wife Negligence in Ohio
Ohio supremeCourt rules husband not liable for his wife s negligence absent proof of principal agent relation. Mrs Henrietta De Maree of Dayton sued Samuel Bretsfelder for injuries from a car driven by Mrs Bretsfelder, awarded 750 dollars. Court says negligent act must further the husband s business or follow his orders to justify recovery.
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Columbus
Mar
Supreme Court
Henrietta de Maree
Dayton
Samuel Bretsfelder
de Maree
Bretsfelder
Well Dressed Man Found Murdered In Car At St Louis
The body of Frank C. Herbst, president of the Herbst Store Fixture Manufacturing Company, was found in his automobile in St Louis. He was wearing a corset and silk stockings, and had been shot twice from behind.
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ST. Louis
Frank C. Herbst
Herbst
Fixture Manufacturing Company
City to Cut Water for Nonresidents Over Annexation
Elyria Ohio city council votes to shut off water on July 1 for all non residents amid strong opposition to annexation plans and related proceedings.
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Elyria
Marriage License for Jess Turner and Pearl Anderson
Jess Turner a miner of Nelsonville and Pearl Anderson a housekeeper of Nelsonville obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Turner
Nelsonville
Pearl Anderson
Great 1907 Flood Anniversary Noted in Hocking Valley
Today marks the anniversary of the 1907 flood in the Hocking valley. Rain began the flood, the river reached an all time high, many homes were lost and property damage was immense. Weather today forecasts clearing skies and colder temperatures.
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Hocking Valley
Drove Into Ditch On West State Street Near Lancaster
Rachel McClure driving her uncle Seldon Nelsons Ford touring car hit a ditch across West State Street near Lancaster last night at about 7. The car carried Seldon Nelson Mrs Carrie Nelson and Chloe Nelsonville 21 Kurtz Avenue and was badly smashed but no one seriously hurt. McClure blamed lack of warning lights noting a white lantern at the ditch midpoint and a red lantern at the curb end. They were jolted but not thrown from the car and a doctor gave care for painful bruises.
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West State Street
Lancaster Street
Rachel McClure
Seldon Nelson
Carrie Nelson
Chloe Nelsonville
Kurtz Avenue
Miss McClure
Woman Suspends Mother's Sentence in Cleveland Case
Judge Florence Allen suspended sentence of Mrs Mildred Johnson mother of Albert Johnson slain Bedford bandit to allow filing a motion for a new trial. Mrs Johnson was convicted of receiving jewelry worth several thousand dollars stolen by Johnson from Max Lowenthal of Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Mar
Florence Allen
Mildred Johnson
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Max Lowenthal
Buffalo
Robbery at Crosy’s Bank Stuns Lorain in Morning Heist
Three men robbed Crosby’s bank in South Lorain early this morning and escaped with 900 dollars in cash and two golf watches. They fled in a car toward Cleveland, authorities said.
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Auto Lorain
Crosy’s Bank
South Lorain
Cleveland
Took Honeymoon on Freight Train and Got Pinched
Mr and Mrs George Winters married at Lima used a box car honeymoon traveling from Van Wert to Ft Wayne on the Pennsylvania line. They rode in a box car with Winters in overalls and his bride in men's clothing with a cap. Police arrested them as suspicious characters while resting in Fort Wayne. Mrs Winters parents sent them clothing and money.
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Delphos
George Winters
Lima
van Wert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ft. Wayne
Winters
Tn Ft. Wayne
City Commission Keeps Standard Time Through Summer
Springfield officials vote to stay on current time all summer, defeating daylight savings bill. City commissioners cite continuity for schedules and business.
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Springfield
Provisional Moscow Bulletin Claims Reign of Terror Amid Revolt
The Petrograd bulletin states the proletariat will wipe out counter revolutionaries. Grand Duke Michael, czar’s brother, allegedly leads anti czar forces as Polish representatives report thousand prisoners at Zurich. Bolshevik guns captured in the first drive and other armed actions are claimed in a terse dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REOS
Moscow
Petrograd Proletariat
Michael
Zurich
Bankruptcy claims listed for Frank Tycsynki
Bankruptcy filing details naming Frank Tycsynki and lists claims against him. The document references a detailed debt amount of 397 dollars and notes disposition of assets related to the case.
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Drinksaukee Milw
Frank Tycsynki
Retion
Salene
Seeing Is Believing At New University Dance Show
Three student dancers faced court after an improper attitude display at a university entertainment event. The incident prompted a judicial review of conduct standards and the dancers were allowed to illustrate their performances under supervision.
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New York
Ohio Tax Reform Proposal Receives Citizens Committee Endorsement
A Ohio taxation reform report from a citizens committee led by L J Taben urges abandoning the uniform tax rule and limits on real property while endorsing a constitutional amendment. It calls for income and inheritance taxes, debt limits, and a statewide budget system with local options by majority vote for special levies.
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Columbus
Mar
L. J. Taben
Ohio Enras Ae Eae
de Some Vist
Solzaio P
Citizens’ Committee
Yankees Will Stay on Rhine
Washington report outlines Raymond Clapper's note that the Yankees will remain on the Rhine front with no immediate plans to depart. The dispatch emphasizes wartime posture and strategic positioning in the European theater.
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Yankees
Flood Risk rises in Hocking valley after night rain
After a night of rain the Hocking River and its tributaries swell, threatening record floods in Fairfield and other counties. Rainfall upstream pushes water toward the main stream, forcing the lower valley to cope with expedited floodwater and potential channel changes to prevent worse flooding.
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Chauncey
Aun
Rush Creek
Hocking
Fairfield
Hospital Arrival Ends Tragically Before Surgery
A patient rushed to the hospital died before surgeons could operate. Transport to the medical facility was attempted but unsuccessful, and authorities are reviewing the sequence of events surrounding the death.
Masons Hold Special Meeting and Dinner in Marietta
A Masons special meeting is announced for Thursday March 10 1921 with dinner at 6 PM sharp. Lodge work will be inspected by District Lecturer H E Carlton Marietta Ohio and visitors must show dues receipts. invitation extended to county Masons and sojourners.
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H. E. Carlton
Marietta
Menga Lodge
F. M. McKay
W. M. J. A. Palmer
Simino Held After Secret Federal Indictment
Cleveland man Lewis Simino is held following a secret federal grand jury indictment in connection with Sandusky box car thefts.
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Cleveland
Lewis Simino
Federal
Grand Jury
Sandusky
Robbery Allegation in Lorain Jail Raises Protest
Tony Hanyak of Am lene protests to police claiming a jail inmate robbed him of 920 in Lorain. The incident involves a claim of theft inside the city jail and prompts questioning of inmate handling.
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Lorain
Tony Hanyak
Amlene
City Council Rejects Daylight Saving Time Plan
Bellefontaine Ohio city council voted against adopting daylight saving time this summer. Business and professional leaders backed extra daylight, while shopmen opposed the change.
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Bellefontaine. O
United Press
Returns to Find Wife Is Married After Twenty Years
Clarkesburg West Virginia March 9 Michael Scott Floyd aged 52 returned home to find his wife who had believed him dead since 1901 had married another man ten years ago. She lives with her second husband William Adams at Salem. Floyd reunites with daughters Mrs Robert Jamieson and Miss Lorrain Floyd.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Michael Scott Floyd
William Adams
Salem
Floyd
Robert Jamieson
Lorrain Floyd
Sereno Lodge Holds Special Meeting Wednesday Evening
Special meeting of Sereno Lodge No. 479 convenes Wednesday at 7:00 PM. Work in first degree exemplified by New Marshfield detail. Large attendance desired. Refreshments provided. George Minamyner, N. G.
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Sereno Lodge No
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