Freeman supplemental appropriations bill advances in Ohio House
The Ohio House considered the Freeman supplemental appropriations bill for state department expenses through July 1, with amendments adding 695 968 dollars. Senate additions include 36 157 for a new state prohibition enforcement department 159 830 for state institutions improvement and 500 000 for the state school aid fund. Senate proposals also cover pupil half fare on transit and hotel registration penalties for fake names and insurance fraud.
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Columbus
House
Freeman
State Department
Senate
Miller
Muskingum
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Gardener
Hamilton
McCoy
Mahoning
Edly
Richland
Proof Forty Turns French Charm Into Loveliness
Countess Andree de Tavernay head of the French Charm club says forty is the loveliest age for women and that she herself looks twenty five at forty one. The article notes several American women aged forty or older are admired for beauty including Charlotte Walker at forty three.
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Andree de Tavernay
Charlotte Walker
Harding to Outline Navy Policy in New Bill Plan
President Harding faces House hearings on a new naval bill. Secretary Denby will study the old bill, confer with naval officials, and prepare a summary of the points for the administration. The plan includes disarmament prospects, 1916 build program, and lessons from wartime aircraft and submarines.
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Ralph H. Turner
United Press Staff
Washington
Mar
Harding
America
House
Navy
Denby
Senate
Congress
House Naval Committee
Conference aims to ease wartime travel and goods rules
In Barcelona the O21 international conference on communications and traffic discussed safe handling of American goods in Europe and traveler convenience. An international commission based in Geneva could curb future traffic confusion. Gabriel Hanota of France opened the session.
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Barcelona
Europe
League of Nations
Geneva
Gabriel Hanota
France
Hocking River Returns Toward Normal Levels
The Hocking River remains high after recent rainfall but shows a marked decrease in size. Thursday morning conditions indicate water receding. with continued drying, the river should return to its bed in a few days unless heavy rains resume.
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Hocking
United States Seen as Key to German Reparations Settlement
London reports that the United States is viewed as pivotal in settling Germany’s reparations issue. French and British officials avoid predicting American cooperation, while Italian Foreign Minister Count Sforza tells the delegation that President Harding will be the decisive factor in the final settlement.
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London
United States
Germany
Count Sforza
Harding
Girl Welfare Meeting Invites Women to Discuss Young Girls
A meeting for all women interested in the welfare and education of girls will be held Friday at 3 PM in the English recitation room on the first floor of Ewing Hall. The article notes changing conditions shape social life and education of today’s girl and calls for discussion and shared approaches.
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Ewing Hall
Athens
Ohio University
18 GIVEN DAMAGES WARREN OHS TRUMBULL COUNTY
In Trumbull County Ohio Mrs. E Greenwalt sues for 18447 dollars damages after her husband died when an automobile turned over on a defective road. The January award is for 3000 dollars.
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Warren
Trumbull County
Enero
E. Greenwalt
Marriage License Issued to Jess Turner and Pearl Anderson
Jess Turner, a miner of Nelsonville, and Pearl Anderson, a housekeeper of Nelsonville, were issued a marriage license.
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Jess Turner
Nelsonville
Pearl Anderson
Steel Tonnage Drops in February Report
Steel tonnage for February fell by 639 297 tons, according to an official announcement from the United States Steel Corporation. The report highlights a sharp month over month decline amid ongoing market adjustments.
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New York
U. 8
German offer on reparations shift discussed in Berlin
London dispatch reports that Berlin correspondent says assu mption of allied debt to the United States in place of reparations is the next German proposal. The plan was presented by Herr Rathenau, a member of the German section of the reparations commission.
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London
United States
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Herr Rathenau
Reparations Commission
Bond Robbery Probe Seizes Seven Men in New York
Seven men, whose names were withheld, were questioned today by brokers and mining operators in connection with a $466,000 bond robbery in November. About half the amount was recovered from Keen, Taylor and Company messengers.
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New York
Keen, Taylor and Company
Senate delays Colombia treaty vote amid party split
The Senate postponed action on the Colombia treaty until April special session as Republicans split with President Harding over ratification. Democrats and some Republicans favored open, public debate to expose motives, while Lodge and others favored secret consideration to avoid weakening the party.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Lodge
Borah
Johnson
Kellogg
Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Brandegee
McCumber
Foreign Relations Committee
Columbia
United States
Harding to send railroad plan to extra session
President Harding is expected to outline railroad policy in the extra session message next month. Dissatisfied workers, shipper complaints, and managers’ bankruptcy warnings shape the approach. Advisers weigh government supervision despite Harding’s opposition to direct road ownership.
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Raymond Clapper
Ashington
Mar
Harding
Congress
Jess Smith
Washington
D. H
Ohio
United States
Fourth body found in Chicago Ninth Ward feud
The political feud in Chicago's Bloody Nineteenth Ward claimed its fourth victim as police found the body of an unidentified man shot and killed today.
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Chicago
Brewer becomes key witness in Matewan Felts murder trial
Testimony shifts to Isaac Brewer as a star witness in the Matewan Felts murder case. Jim Webb testifies Brewer fired the fatal shot, while Webb previously hid from grand jury questions and described Felts firing first. Other defendants Doug Mounts and Clare Overstreet are noted as hiding during the gun battle.
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J. F. Beaman
United Press
Williamson
W. Va
Albert Felts
Matewan
Isaac Brewer
Jim Webb
Felts
Brewer
Sid Hatfield
Webb
Baldwin-Felts
S. B. Avis
C. C. Testerman
Doug” Mounts
Clare Overstreet
Death toll in Ohio rises to six thousand thirty six
Ohio reports 6036 deaths from smallpox in 1920, highest since 1918 except 1919. Cleveland had four cases, while other cities recorded larger numbers. Commissioner Rockwood announced the figures today.
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Cleveland
Mar
Ohio
Earth
Rockwood
Toledo Post Office Robbery Suspect Tied to Loot Plan
Postal inspectors say Albert W. Besesky a saloon-keeper is a leader in the hold up of the Toledo post office robbery where $800,000 in liberty bonds were stolen. They report the robbery was planned at Besesky's place and the loot divided in his garage.
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Toledo
Albert W. Besesky
Besesky
Tragic Gas Death Claim Young Mother and Three Children
A New York City household tragedy reports Dora Herman, 30, and her three children aged 7, 8, and six months dead from gas fumes found in the early hours. Police are investigating the accidental death.
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New York
Dora Herman
Murray
Sadie
Ready made suits offered by The Toggery at $14.95
The Toggery advertises ready made suits priced at 14 dollars 95 cents with positive mentions of their appearance and readiness for purchase.
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Toggery
Strike vote to be taken by packing house workers
In Omaha on March 10 the United States and Canada packing plant employees plan a rapid referendum to authorize union officials to call a strike. The vote will be completed by Monday and await President Harding's action on the wage cut and eight hour day dispute.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Canada
Harding
Sandstone Minn to be host in April conference meet
The report says Sandstone Minnesota, a town of under two thousand, will host a conference with Congress on April 4 as the United Press notes a special session of the House will meet that day at 3 o clock in the afternoon. Local figure Kent Harding is mentioned in relation to the events.
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Washington
United Press
Eh Luiva Isss
Ftv
Athens
Himan Fordney
House
Sandstone
Minn
Wrest- Chicago
Kent Harding
Heavy Gains By Anti Red Force Reported Throughout Russia
London reports indicate Allied leaders plan to seize half the value of German exports to extract reparations. Bonar Law says a bill will authorize seizure of fifty percent of export value. debate grows on occupying more German territory to force payment as ambassadors depart capitals.
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All Russi
Ed L. Keen
United Press
London
Germany
Llees Bean
Andrew Bonar Law
Commons
Bonar Law
Rhine
Frem
Berlin
Ardmore trial opens as widow seeks conviction in Hamon case
Mrs. Jake L Hamon arrives with attorney Victor Little O'Brien known as Ropes O'Brien to defend the murder case of Clara Smith Hamon accused of killing Jake L Hamon. The widow vows to avenge her husband and defend her home while aiming for a conviction.
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Carl
Victor Little Tafmore
Jake Lon
O’brien
Astate
Chicago
Mrs. Hamon
Robbed in Canton Store Attack
Ellis Joseph was assaulted during a robbery at his Canton store. Police report ongoing investigation into the incident and suspects.
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Canton
Ellis Joseph
City Plans 10 000 Trees Planting This Year
Cleveland plans a major tree planting drive to 10 000 trees this year with applicants submitting at a rate of 100 per day to join the effort.
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Cleveland
College Man's Future Hinges On Work Habits
Acting President E. W. Chubb urged Ohio University men to aim for top effort, preserve evening study hours, and avoid idle campus distractions. He warned against halfhearted work and advised students to imagine their five year selves to guide present choices and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Murder Trial Grips Ardmore as Oil Link Brims Court
Reporter details a high profile Ardmore murder case involving Clara Smith Hamon and Jake Hamon. Chicago lawyer O'Brien looms as potential prosecutor while courtroom drew 400 attendees including oilmen. Hamon, shot November 21 at Randol Hotel, died after five days. Hamon's companion Clara fled to Mexico then surrendered, promising intimate insights into James Hannon's spiraling career.
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Anne Ce
Mies Serach
Clara
O'Brien
Chicago
Jake Li
Hamon
Randol
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Clara Smith Hamon
Mexico
James Hannon
City Water To Bid Off For Time This Evening
Water will be turned off of the main part of the city this evening at 6 30 oclock for repairs announced by Director Williams. If delayed, service should resume within 30 minutes. High ground residences fed from the stand pipe will not be affected. Fire protection remains available on short notice.
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Williams
Public Dance at Junior Hall
Saturday evening March 12 invites attendees to a public dance at Junior Hall from 3 to 10 PM. Event promotes community gathering with music and dancing for residents.
DANGER OF RIDING REAR BUMPERS STRESSED
An 11 year old, Peter Muslank, died from injuries after a heavy truck crashed into a street car, highlighting the danger of riding on rear bumpers. Police and city officials warned riders to stay off, citing the fatal accident in Cleveland.
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REAL
Cleveland
Peter Muslank
Soviet moves and Riga port report amid World War II chaos
London dispatches report confusion in Riga with Petre fallen and Soviet positions claimed across key routes. The Times correspondent notes Red forces escaped in cars and severed communications as leaders contend over advance toward Chatchina and Krasne, amid shifting command and troop redeployments.
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London
Riga
Petre
Anr
Chatchina
Krasne
Peat
Selthen
Grand Dui
Caar
Visitors Must Pay To Enter Museum, Officials Warn
The notice instructs visitors to show payment upon entry and reminds the public of admission rules. Officials emphasize compliance to access exhibits and avoid delays.
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