Final treaty Neaf in Senate test outlined by Lodge
Washington March 19 A resolution returning the treaty to President Wilson would be introduced after the final vote if the treaty is rejected. Lodge said Republicans and at least four Democrats would back the measure, needing a majority for adoption. The resolution seeks to place the next move in the President's hands.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Lodge
United States
Germany
Senate to vote again on ratification of treaty
Four months after the last vote the Senate is expected to vote on ratification. Lodge reservations face opposition from Wilson Democrats and Republican enders. Leads say 64 votes unlikely, with Democrats firm against nullifying terms and Senate ready for another test.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Mar
Senate
Lodge
Senator Hitchock
Wilson Democrats
United States
League of Nations
Borah
Lenroot
Senator Simmons
Senate considers preamble to ratifying peace treaty
Washington reports that the Senate opened debate on the preamble to the ratifying resolution and first addressed the Lodge amendment. The measure links allied powers not objecting to reservations with full acceptance, while last November set a three power notice requirement.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Columbus Labor Federation Backs Nonpartisan Campaign
The Columbus federation of labor plans an open meeting next Monday to join a national AFL drive supporting non partisan labor candidates. A five member committee will organize the local campaign. President Michael Cain says labor will not join a third party but may back third party candidates if party nominees oppose labor interests.
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Columbus
Columbus Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Michael Cain
Columbus Federation
Organized Labor
European inventor unveils auto on movable runners
An automobile using three sets of movable runners instead of wheels is announced in Europe. A Japanese inventor of a non combustible celluloid purse has filed 21 United States patents.
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Europe
United States
Hoover campaign opens in Cincinnati as women urged to support
Attorney Joseph C. Green, in charge of the state headquarters, called on women who helped Hoover during the war to rally to his bid. He forecast a possible deadlock at the Chicago national convention with several candidates seeking the nomination. Green said Hoover delegates would decide the rest.
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Cincinnati
Herbert Hoover
Joseph C. Green
Green
Hoover
Republican Party
Chicago
Renewed plan sought by American Hide and Leather
Renewal efforts by the American Hide and Leather Company aim to form a satisfactory payment plan for accumulated dividends of 114 percent. A board meeting is set for early May, with the proposition currently in lawyers hands.
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New York
American Hide and Leather Company
League social at Central Avenue M B church Friday
Epworth League hosts a social Friday night in the basement of the Central Avenue M B church. All invited.
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Epworth League
Central Avenue
M. B. Church
Milne given broad power in Turkey during peace talks
London reports General Milne commanding allied forces in Turkey holds virtually blanket authority until the allied Turkish peace treaty is completed. He is said to be instructed to take harsh measures if needed, with wholesale arrests of reactionary leaders anticipated as a first step.
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London
United Press
Milne
Turkey
Mule Lodge Quits as Thieves Target Cars in Greenup
Greenup Kentucky thieves shift focus from cattle and horses to automobiles after the Mule Lodge, formed two years ago to curb horse thefts, voted to demobilize citing success in its original mission.
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Greenup
Mule Lodge
General Von Luettwitz Dies by Own Action
Paris reports General Von Luettwitz military leader of the monarchist counter-revolution has taken his own life, according to the Kolnager Tagblatt.
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Paris
von Luettwitz
Exports and Imports Decline Sharply in February Trade
Washington reports February U S exports at 646 million dollars the lowest since October 1919 while imports reach 467 million dollars a drop of 7 million from January, per the commerce department.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Athens City case continues on utility rate hike hearing
The state public utilities commission paused for a week as Athens City attorney Samuel Johnson reviews exhibits and witnesses in the Athens County Home Telephone Co. rate increase petition. The company seeks higher rates effective April 1 across multiple plan levels and party counts. Final hearing will follow Johnsons examination and cross examination of witnesses.
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Samuel Johnson
Athens City
State Public Utilities Commission
Athens County Home Telephone Co
PB. DB
Public Utilities Commission
Johnson
Cleime
Imperator Liner Impeded By Postponed Southampton Sailing
Sir T Ashley Parks of the Cunard Line says there are no reports of the Imperator arriving in Southampton with a 45 degree list and flooded state rooms. He notes only that the sailing date from England has been postponed and offers no details on duration or cause, suggesting repairs may be needed.
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New York
T. Ashley Parks
Cunard Line
Imperator
Southampton
England
Sunday Movie Ban Wins in Henderson Ky Case
The ministerial association won a legal battle leading to Sunday closing by moving picture operators. They agreed to shut down screenings on Sundays after 30 days to allow changes to film contracts.
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Ministerial Association
Henderson
Cincinnati Flood Reaches 51.8 Feet Amid Rising Waters
Ohio river at Cincinnati climbs to 51.8 feet by 10 a.m. Friday, rising at 0.2 feet hourly. Flood stage is 50 feet and an expected crest near 55 feet promises higher water but no damage reported yet.
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Cincinnati
O. Mar
Ohio
Not a Chance Says Cox on Special Session
Governor Cox rejected calls from Cleveland for a special legislature session to curb rent profiteering. He noted the issue existed weeks ago and failed to move during the last session. Cox said political motives for Mayor Davis’s gubernatorial bid do not influence his decision.
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Columbus,.o
Cox
Cleveland
Davis
Cesson
Treasury chief urges delaying interest on Allies loan
Secretary of the treasury Houston told the ways and means committee that the United States should not compel interest payments on its $90,647,000 loan to the Allies until after the spring of 1922.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Fire on transport President Grant kills two sailors
An onboard fire aboard the Army transport President Grant caused two seamen to suffocate. Authorities offered only brief wireless updates as investigators sought causes aboard the ship.
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San Francisco
President Grant
Biggest Boy Dies at 16 in Smithland Ky
Alphilus Blenkenship aged 16 died in Smithland Kentucky of influenza. He stood six feet four and a half inches tall and weighed about 225 pounds, noted for his great strength.
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Smithland
Alphilus Blenkenship
Two Men Held in Akron Slaying Inquiry
Sheriff Hutchinson holds Sam Verulla and Joe Russo in Akron, Ohio as suspects in the murder of George Flume found with 18 knife wounds near Pleasantville south of Akron. Investigators link the roomers from the same boarding house to the crime amid a suspected vendetta dynamics.
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Akron
Hutchinson
George Flume
Pleasentville
Ohio
Sam Verulla
Joe Russo
Flume
Fiume
Emeralds drive Colombia to top global supply
Colombia remains the world’s leading emerald producer with vast deposits and high output. The country’s mines yield significant stone quantities as aspiring sources push for market dominance. Wyoming’s high altitude terrain is noted for its rugged ridge setting near eight thousand feet above sea level.
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Columbia
Wyoming
Supporters of General Wood Plan Athens Meeting
Supporters of General Leonard Wood for the presidential nomination will hold a public meeting in Athens this Saturday evening. The event starts at 7 o'clock in the courthouse court room with speakers including Hon. Tom Jenkins and others to discuss Wood's qualifications and the issues of the day. Republicans are welcome and women are especially invited to attend.
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Leonard Wood
Athens
Wood
Ohblo
Chicago
General Wood
Tom Jenkins
Ironton
Cincinnati Wife Wins Divorce Over Free Love Affair
Mrs. Marguerite N. Smith, 45, obtained a divorce from George Vivian Smith, 47, manager of a Cleveland film exchange, after testifying to an alleged free love affair with a Cleveland woman known as Jennie, in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marguerite N. Smith
George Vivian Smith
Jennie
Out of Town Men To Judge Debate Tonight
Three prominent out of town men will decide the intercollegiate debate tonight between Ohio and Denison teams. Judge C M Showalter of Parkersburg, Postmaster James R Alexander of Zanesville, and Attorney C A Radcliffe of Lancaster will judge the contest.
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Ohio
Dennison
C. A. Radcliffe
Lancaster
James R. Alexander
Zanesville
C. M. Showalter
Parkersburg
Release of Insane Sisters After Ten Years in Kangapar
In New York Clarence Alexander says hundreds are wrongly jailed in mad houses. Phoebe K and Ada Brush, aged 56 and 58, were deemed sane by Supreme Court Justice Tompkins and freed from Kangapar State Hospital Long Island. Proceedings may restore $30,000 in property to the Brush sisters now living with Mrs Ferguson.
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New York
United States
Clarence Alexander
Phoebe K
Ada Brush
State Hospital For the
Kangapar
Long Island
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Brush
Alexander
Ferguson
Treasury Secretary says no official word on European gold shipments
Secretary of the Treasury Houston stated there are no official advices of any impending gold shipments from Europe as of today.
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Washington
the Traesery
Houston
Europe
Red Flag Menacing the Land and Uprising in Germany
United Press reports Berlin faces pressure for reorganization as Ebert returns from Stuttgart after Von Kapp unrest. Officials warn Spartacist uprisings and Soviet influence threaten order, with French British and Italian officials debating covert support while Versailles disarmament provisions loom.
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ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Ebert
Stuttgart
Berlin
von Kapp
Germany
Kovert
Nis Eforts
Arougugut
German Chancellor Demands Stern Punishment for Insurrection Leaders
Gustav Bauer told the national assembly in Stuttgart that the Berlin insurrection’s leaders must be prosecuted whether in uniform or mufti and their property confiscated. He blamed pan Germans and General Erich Ludendorff for the outbreak and warned Bolshevism threatens Germany’s recovery.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Berlin
Gustav Bauer
Mberts
National Assembly
Bauer
Eric Lholendorffi
von Kapp
French and German Officials Report Shifts in Power
A Paris dispatch notes rising conservative strength in Germany with Noske's resignation accepted. Premier Heine and Berlin Police Chief Ernest reportedly quit as Democrats push for a direct presidential election and a cabinet of specialists. Officials see talk of a shifted path toward dialogue over radicalism.
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Henry Woood
Paris
Germany
Gustav Nogske
Ebert
Berlin
Democrats
Stuttgart
Wolfgang Kapp
Schiffer
Berlin ultimatum over Noske and amnesty sparks socialist strike
Berlin dispatches report socialists telegraph demand to the Ebert government in Stuttgart. They call for resignations of Defense Minister Gustav Noske amnesty for Von Kapp insurrectionists and extended worker participation in government. They pledge to continue the general strike until demands are met as the Ebert cabinet plans to return to Berlin.
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London
Berlin
Ebert
Stuttgart
Gustav Noske
von Kapp
Farmer exposes markup on butter price
At a courthouse meeting a farmer testified that after selling butter to a local grocery for 10 cents a pound he saw his daughter buy a pound of the same butter in town for 75 cents. The remark highlighted perceived price gouging in the dairy market.
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Paris, By
Chicken theft leads to surprising return ride
Albert Levington, a colored man, entered a second hand store on darktown Fifth avenue bought a bike and rode it home. He then found the bicycle had been stolen from him last November.
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Indianapolis
Albert Levington
Darktown
Fifth Avenue
Census figures for Defiance and Gallipolis Ohio
The census bureau reports 1920 populations for Defiance 8876 and Gallipolis 6070 with increases since 1910 of 1549 (21.1 percent) and 510 (9.2 percent) respectively.
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Washington
Defiance
Ohio
Gallipolis
Superstition Brings Gunfight. Baltimore Officers Shot
In Baltimore on March 19 two policemen were shot and a Black man wounded after a pistol chase. The suspect, believing the officers were doctors, retreated to a cellar and exchanged fire for four hours, receiving 39 bullets. The officers were in civilian dress.
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Baltimore
State Fire Marshal hunts missing deputy R W Canterbury
Columbus reports Deputy R W Canterbury, last seen after leaving the state office for Akron and surrounding towns three weeks ago, is missing as a statewide search by State Fire Marshal Leonard expands.
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Columbus
Leonard
R. W. Canterbury
Canterbury
Akron
Men Enter Mine 10 Before Safety Bulletin Issued
William Yeager and Joe Barker entered Mine 10 at Hocking yesterday before the safety inspector's bulletin. The mine held fire damp and lacked a posted safety pronouncement. They entered with open lights risking the whole mine. no fire gas was found, but they face possible court punishment.
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William Yeager
Joe Barker
Hocking
O. K
Efforts to repeal prohibition hinge on peace with Germany
Assistant Attorney General Frierhon states that even if wet forces win in Congress the liquor ban would not end until a peace proclamation with Germany is issued. The remark comes amid debates on constitutional prohibition and postwar policy.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Frierhon
Flood Stage Expected At Huntington In Coming Day
Huntington West Virginia faces a forecast flood stage of 50 feet with higher water anticipated tomorrow after rising levels. Local authorities monitor rivers and warn residents in flood prone areas to prepare.
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Huntington
W. Va
Fall of Turkish government linked to Constantinople occupation
London dispatch reports the Turkish government near collapse as allies occupy Constantinople. The entry triggered panic among Turks and rapid breakdown of organized resistance. British officials arrest Biouf Bey and Karavassif Gey, envoys of Mustafa Kemal.
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London
Post Today
Constantinople
Biouf Bey
Karavassif Gey
Muhstapha Kemal
Berlin violence rises as Von Kapp insurrection clashes spread
Reports from Berlin say about thirty people were killed in afternoon fighting between radicals and retreating troops of the Von Kapp uprising. Officials said the death toll refers to clashes in front of the Action headquarters and across the city as radicals held suburbs and tensions grew.
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Berlin
Zens
von Kapp
Foreignsion
Berlin a city in turmoil as insurrection rages
Violent clashes erupt between workers and insurgent forces near the Hotel Adlon. Marines and safety police restore order as crowds disperse and sporadic fighting continues through the afternoon. Rail and street disruption noted. political tensions rise over Gustav Noske's defense role.
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United Press Staff
Correia
Hotel Adlon
Hotel
Adlon
Iron Guard
Spandau
Thelottenburg
Ebert
Stuttgart
Beriday
Gustav Noske
Noske
Dr. von i
General von Luettwits
Berlin
Wage dispute reports to set stage for talks
The coal commission will send max and minority reports to operators and miners so sides can meet to discuss a wage dispute. President considers the reports after a White House confab among Secretary Tumulty and others. Palmer expects urging acceptance of the majority report as negotiations begin to shape a new agreement before April 1.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Raa
Hines
Geng Palmer
Coal Commission Nm
J. P. White
Palmer
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