Russia seen distancing from German Ruhr plans
Lieutenant Commander J M Kenworthy M P back from Russia says no Russian support for Germany in Ruhr dispute. He notes Russia views Ruhr as capitalist venture and urges US and UK to recognize the Soviet government while predicting long Russian peace with no counter revolutionary threat.
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David M. Church
London
Russia
Germany
Ruhr
Ruhr Valley
J. M. Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Interna_ 1al
United States
England
Teutenant Ikenworthy
Daugherty Improves in Florida After Illness
Attorney General Daugherty, ill since joining the Presidential party in Florida, is improving slowly and can take short motor rides, according to his physicians.
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Miami Bisach
Daugherty
Florida
Coroner undecided in Cincinnati murder suicide case
Coroner Handley plans no verdict yet on the deaths of Carry Sdermann 27 and Ethel Goodwin 24 found in a Cincinnati apartment. Police chief Emmet Kirgan says the case is closed and the department views it as murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mar
Carry Sdermann
Ethel Goodwin
Handley
Emmet Kirgan
Uncle Sam May Strike Against Builders Over Soaring Costs
Washington report says government work officials prepare to urge halting all construction until prices deflate to levels of January 1922. Brick houses up 10 percent, frame building 14 percent, factory costs 29 percent higher. prewar rises near 200 percent. A general public strike on construction may follow if inflation persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
NEA Service Inc
Washington
Mar
Senate bill targets divorce catalysts and fines reform
March 15 notes propose prison terms from one to fifteen years for individuals who instigate divorces by acting as correspondents. The Finefrock bill would compel male violators of prohibition to work off fines on roads and send female offenders to Marysville reformatory. The Voris bill would cut late tax penalties from 1 percent to ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columues
Senate
McCoy
Marysville Reformatory
House
House Taxation Committee
Kaiser Barred From Corfu Palace Amid Alms House Blaze
Ex Kaiser Kaiser succeds in seeking return to Corfu palace but faces condition as orphan learning useful trade. Nearby Emma Wood of Chicago, Near East relief, governs the Armenian refugees. In Angelica New York state a boiler room explosion and fire at the Alleghany county alms house kills nine, including seven women. Charles Sanborn, an attendant, dies after aiding inmates.
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Kaiser
Corfu
New York State
Icoreu
Emma Wood
Chicago
Near East Relief Administration
Abuppfalqo
Mar
Alleghaney County
Angelica
Charles Sanborn
Future of The Eds Plannei Soviet Leadership Contingency
Moscow March 15. Lenin remains in partial paralysis with constant nurse and medical attention. The council of commissars prepared for the possible death or incapacity of Lenin, with a plan to place administration in the hands of a committee during the interim.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Council of Commissars
Soviet
Lenine
Funeral services for Mrs John Roundhouse
Funeral services for Mrs John Roundhouse are set for Friday at 2 PM at the residence 94 West State Street with burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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John Roundhouse
West State Street
West Union Street
Gas Shortage Probe Hearings Hear of Low Priced Gas
Charles K. Welch told the cotsheil committee in Wheeling Ohio Valley that he holds stake in a large gas producer near Rush Run Ohio. He described a gas sale offering 10 cents per 1090 cubic feet amid the ongoing shortage probing.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles K. Welch
Cotsheil Committee
Rush Run
Ohio
London report notes rare drunkenness charge in Kent division
In the Bearsted petty sessional division of Kent with over 20 000 residents only one person, a woman, has been charged with drunkenness in the last six years, a record highlighting local policing.
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London
Kent
West Virginia lawmakers to revive miner trial funding debate
In Charleston on March 15 the West Virginia house prepared to take up a $150000 deficiency bill as the day’s special order. Delegates claimed coal operators underwrote miners trials in Logan county 1921 and paid jurors and witnesses. opponents argued the charges were pushed by defense counsel and that no improper payments were listed in the auditor’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Logan County
House of Delegates
Finance Committee
House
J Underwood
Logan
Bond
Heat Merger Near at Hand in Five Railroads Vote
Stock holders of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad vote today on a five line consolidation. Toledo St. Louis and Western stockholders meet in Frankfort tomorrow to approve the plan. If approved, officers and directors will be elected in Cleveland May 2.
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Cleveland
Mar
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railroad
Frankfort
Indiana
Sailor Suspect Tied to Murder of Flower Seller Mary Pelham
Police in Portsmouth rely on a mouth organ linked to Mary Pelham a 26 year old flower seller found slain in her apartment. They believe the instrument was a gift from a sailor who later killed her.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Mary Pelham
William John Higham Dies at 103 After 90 Years in Same House
William John Higham of Higham, England, dies at 103 in the town. He had lived in the same house for 90 years, a record of long residence in the community.
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Higham
Eng
William Johnson
Kemal Pasha’s Dowry Revealed in Turkish Marriage
Mustapha Kemal Pasha the Turkish leader received a dowry of 400600 dollars on his recent marriage to Latife Hanoum. The disclosure comes from new reports in Constantinople detailing the nuptials and financial arrangements.
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Kemal
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Latife Hanoun
Columbus to Receive Federal Marshal Office
The United States marshal office for the southern district of Ohio will move to Columbus. Retiring marshal Michael Devanney and successor Stanley Bostwick planned a Columbus meeting by phone and expected transfer to occur on April 1.
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Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Columbus
Michael Devanney
Stanley Bostwick
New State Regent Nominated from Cincinnati
Mrs. Lowell M. Hobart of Cincinnati was nominated as state regent of the Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution at the 24th conference in session. Mrs. Herbert Backus of Columbus was nominated as vice regent.
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Lowell M. Hobart
Cincinnati
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
Herbert Backus
Columbus
Taxation measures move in Ohio senate
In Columbus on March 15 the senate taxation committee urged passage of the Price bill transferring automobile registration to the state tax commission and requiring county auditors to issue license tags while mandating owners to surrender cars for taxation when applying for tags. The bill also shifts the automobile listing date from April 1 to January 1. The Pence bill, amid extensive committee changes, passed the senate and would delay public utility rate hikes by 120 days after filing with the state utilities commission, instead of the current 30-day wait.
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Columbus
Senate Taxation Committee
Secretary of State
State Tax Commission
Senate
State Utilities Commission
First Woman Appointed Magistrate in India
Mrs. Margaret Cousins, a newspaper woman in Madras, has been named magistrate, becoming the first woman to hold such a post in India.
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Madras
India
Margaret Cousins
Rat attack on veterinarian prompts police report
A veterinary surgeon stepped on a rat and was followed by a swarm that attacked him. He fled in alarm and filed a complaint with the police. The incident details are noted as a local crime report with no injuries described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boysall
Sing
Ile
Cape Cod Stranded Off Greenport After Hole In Hull
The Cape Cod of the Thames River line, crowded with passengers from Norwich to New York, leaked from a hole in its side due to submerged debris. Engines strained as the steamer neared Rocky Point and beached at Greenport. all on board were saved and wreckers began work on the vessel.
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Greenport
N.Y
Cape Cod
Norwich
Sugar Creek Miners Strike Spreads Toward Athens County
Four hundred workers at Mine No. 210 refuse to enter the Sugar Creek mines until division of work with Mines 209 and 211 is resolved. Teams from all three Sugar Creek mines may bring in workers from ten Ohio Collieries in Athens County, potentially doubling the protest and risking a statewide mine shutdown.
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Sugar Creek
Ohio Colleries Co
No. 211
No. 209
No. 210
Ohio Colleries
Athens County
Ohio
Great Banks Consolidate in Capital City Columbus
Huntington National Bank completes purchase of Hayden Clinton National Bank. The deal boosts Huntington resources from 19 million to nearly 80 million, marking the largest bank consolidation in Columbus history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Huntington National Bank
Hayden-Clinton National Bank
Huntington
February Export Trade Increases
Washington reports February exports from the United States totalled 3.81 billion dollars, up from 2.95 billion the previous February. The Commerce Department announced the value for eight months ending March 1 shows 1923 at 3.657 billion and 1922 at 2.489 billion.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Department of Commerce
Flyerscape Death in Full Flight
Cleveland dispatch reports a test flight by a U S Navy spotter plane with Pilot Paul Collins and Lt George Strong. At 12 000 feet the engine failed and the aircraft glided six and a half miles before crashing to the ground causing near total destruction. both crew escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mar
United States Navy
Paul Collins
George Strong
Deported Rebels Face Interim Detention in Free State
London March 16 frame Secretary Bridgeman said the Free State government in Dublin plans no further action against the Irish Republicans deported from England beyond internment for the present.
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London
Ingland
Ireland
Bridgeman
Free State
Dublin
Procter and Gamble Employee Killed in Yard Accident
Michael Hardy aged 35 an employee of Procter and Gamble was crushed to death this morning in the Baltimore and Ohio yards at Ivorydate when he was caught between two moving cars in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michael Hardy
Procter and Gamble Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Ivorydate
Philippines Open for Liquor, Porto Rico Remains Dry
Washington reports that the Philippines will stay wide open for booze while Porto Rico remains as dry as the continental United States under War Department and Justice Department rulings. Appeals to the Supreme Court are anticipated, but officials expect the court to uphold the ruling despite no established precedent.
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Philippines
Porto Rico
Washington
United States
War Department
Free State and Irregulars Clash in Dublin and Charlestown
Three free state soldiers and one irregular killed in Dublin clashes. one free stater and one rebel killed at Charlestown after a raid. Private Brady of the free state army saved a passenger train by steering a runaway locomotive away from danger. Irregulars issue mourning proclamation closing amusements and banning sports amid anticipation of the upcoming Siki-Me Vigue fight on Saturday.
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Dublan
Mar
Free State
Dublin
Charlestown
Brady
Free State Army
Athlone
Too Many Frills in School Issue
Forty three taxpayers from Kansas Station district sue in common pleas court to stop $50,000 bonds for a new school building after the old burned, contending the board funds an auditorium for roller skating and basketball.
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Tiffin
Board of Education of
Kansas Station
Common Pleas Court
Charoe Agent Did Not Spend Wisely
Charges that disbursements of the Connor commission by Mrs. Chas. S Calhoun agent were not for the poor are in a report filed with Mayor Unger. The board investigated misappropriation allegations and presented findings today.
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Titvin
Connor Commission
Chas. S Calhoun
Unger
Lipke Kills Sister and Wounds Husband in Wisconsin Home
Miss Clara Lipke fired a shot at her sister Mrs. Robert Combelick and wounded her husband in the Combelick residence in Lacrosse Wisconsin. Reports reaching here today confirm the fatal shooting and injury in a domestic incident.
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Miawaukere
Wis
Clara Lipke
Robert Combelick
Combelick
Lacrosse
Peak of Present Period of Good Times Will Come Late This Year
Cleveland trusts mid month review says the country is in a period of prosperity with record freight, worker shortages, and rising confidence. It notes business cycles last about 44 months on average and estimates the peak of the current boom could occur by late 1923.
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Cleveland, CO
Mar
Cleveland Trust Company
Popcorn Industry Center Reported in Beach City
Beach City claims the town is a center of the popcorn industry in the eastern United States. Each fall warehouses fill with hundreds of bushels grown largely by local fish farmers. The corn is shelled and packed in 100 pound bags for shipment to eastern jobbers. FW Parks, a local bank cashier, owns the business and Jk. Eberly runs the plant.
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Beach City
Mar
United States
Mississipi
Parks
Jd. Ss. Eberly
Gas tax would fund road reconstruction says Ohio official
Columbus March 16 State Highway Director Herrick urged using gasoline tax revenues solely for road work to cut car upkeep costs. He opposed the Brown bill proposing a two cent per gallon levy while favoring the tax in principle for highway construction and municipal shares.
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Herrick
Roa
Rent Demands Met as Biennial Bill Moves May Be Passed
Columbus reports the biennial appropriation bill will be introduced in the house with 700000 dollars allocated to Rent Normal school after the house finance committee lowered its stance on funds until the president J E McGilvrey is removed. Kent normal trustees refuse dismissal. Senator Collister trims taxes on motor buses and trucks, setting new ranges.
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Columbus
Mar
Collister
Blizzards Disrupt Midwest Travel with Heavy Snow
Storms of near blizzard size afflicted the middle west with Omaha reporting fifteen inches of snow this afternoon. The fall continued intermittently between sleet showers as high winds pushed the storm eastward.
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Chicago
Mar
Mid
Omaha
Nebraska
Fatal pistol battle near Fort Worth city hall injures ex sheriff
Samuel Nolley former sheriff and J C Jordan were wounded in a pistol duel 160 feet from Fort Worth City Hall at noon today. The exchange left Nolley shot in the thigh and Jordan in the leg.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Samuel Nolley
J. C. Jordan
Calf Sired by Holstein Cow Sent to Theodore Rypma
A 30 pound ball calf was presented to Theodore Rypma of Cannaville Road on Wednesday by his Holstein cow. The calf is pure bred and the average weight of its predecessors ranges from 60 to 80 pounds. Two years ago the mother cow bore twin heifer calves.
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Theodore Rypma
Cannanille Road
Governor cites stranglehold on Ohio highway materials
Governor Donahey informs the senate sub committee that highway material prices show a stranglehold by coal tar interests and brick makers in Ohio. He notes tar and asphalt price trends, higher highway payments, and uniform pricing across bricks cement and crushed stone, suggesting possible collusion.
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Columbus
Donahey
Senate Subcommittee On
Ohio
Highway Department of
Brennan Not Fatally Hurt In Fight
New York March 15 report says Brennan Chicago heavyweight died from two knockout blows delivered by Luis Firpe on Monday night. He died at Jewish Memorial Hospital where doctors diagnosed brain concussion. An X ray showed no fracture and Brennan is resting easily, hospital authorities stated.
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New York
Brennan
Chicago
Luis Firpe
Jewish Memorial Hopital
Thornties
Catholic Diocese Prepares Expected Priest Shakeup
In Cleveland on March 15 an impending shakeup in the Catholic diocese involves several priests and is to be announced later today. The move signals changes within church leadership and parish assignments across the diocese.
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Cleveland
Mar
Cleven Catholic Duecese
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