Labor’s Call for Education and Labor Unity at Ohio Univ Convocation
Harry Blanchard, Michigan born honor student and labor advocate, argued at Ohio University convocation that industrial capitalism creates autocracy and labor deserves a new social order based on production for use. He urged university and church to support collective bargaining, shorter hours, and lawful unions to bridge the gap between rich and poor.
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Ohio University
Harry Blanchard
Michigan
Blanchard
League For Indusial Democracy
Labor Party
Labor
Chambers of Commerce
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers of America
Putnam County Reward Testimony Case Draws Shank
Ottawa Ohio reports Charles Shank, a Putnam county murderer, may leave the penitentiary briefly to return for testimony in a common pleas suit where his brother sues county commissioners for 1000 dollars offered as a reward for his capture.
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Ottawa
Charles Shank
Putnam County
Fiseas
Classical Scholar of Renown to Give Graduation Talk
Dr Gordon Jennings Laing dean of the Graduate School of Arts at the University of Chicago will deliver the commencement address for the class of 1924 at Ohio University Laing a Toronto and Johns Hopkins PhD graduate has taught at Chicago McGill Bryn Mawr and Rome and runs publications including Masterpieces of Latin Literature and Selections from Ovid He served as annual professor of the American School of Classical Studies in Rome and will be featured in the forthcoming commencement program
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Ohio University
Gordon Jennings Laing
Graduate School of Arts
University of Chicago
Laing
University of Toronto
Johns Hopkins University
Rome
American School of Classical Studies
Coolidge Solid in Ohio as Returns Grow in Primary
In Ohio Tuesday primaries, 7885 of 921 counties precincts report Coolidge leading Johnson by about six to one with 168,879 to 26,992 votes. Cox holds 72,992 to McAdoo 27,784 as Cox widens his margin. Early returns suggest Cox sweeps most counties, except possibly Vinton and Portage, where Cox backers expect a Vinton County shift.
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Coolidge
Ohio
Cox
Vinton County
Columbus
Brown
Johnson
McAdoo
Vinton
Portage
Belgian premiers discuss Dawes plan at Chequers with UK leaders
Premier Theunis and Foreign Minister Hymans met with Ramsay MacDonald to outline Franco Belgian plans on giving up economic control of Germany under the Dawes reparations framework. They arrived from Paris after talks with Poincare and French experts and signaled French willingness to accept the Dawes plan with assurances of British support to renew economic control if Germany defaulted.
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London
Theunis
Belgium
Hymans
Chequers Court
Ramsay MacDonald
Germany
Paris
Poincare
Marshal Loch
MacDonald
France
England
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
White Will Stay in Gubernatorial Race in Ohio
Supporters of James F. White former Ohio anti saloon league head and gubernatorial hopeful dismissed Crabbe’s withdrawal proposal. White’s friends said they would not back Burton and that Burton would not be a candidate.
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Columbus
James F. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Crabbe
Theodore Burton
White
Burton
American engineers head to Tortosa for oil near Cuenca Ebro
A commission of American engineers arrived at Tortosa today to prospect for oil in the Cuenca Ebro district.
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Madrid
Tortosa
Cuenca Ebro
Woman loses clothespin swallowing during laundry
In Columbus Ohio on May 2 a woman, Mrs Lola Hockenberry, slipped while hanging out the Monday wash and swallowed a clothespin. Doctors removed it via operation at White Cross hospital and expect her release today after the procedure caused discomfort.
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Columbus
Lola Hockenberry
Athens Spring Cleanup Under Civic Drive
Monday May 3 marks the start of a city wide cleanup led by local civic groups. Municipal crews will haul curbside rubbish that cannot be burned while homeowners destroy what they can. The campaign aims to reduce winter debris across yards and properties and involve substantial Sunday prep by residents.
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Athens
City Service
Legion probes citizenship applicants in Belmont county
Belmont county council of the American Legion appointed a committee to review applicants for citizenship after several men with criminal convictions were granted naturalization. Officials say the Legion will protest granting papers to such individuals in the future.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County
Council of the American Legion
Legion
Suchersons
Yorkville Arrest Highlights Residency Rule for Deputies
The first arrest under Attorney General Crabbe’s ruling that a deputy marshal must reside in the town of service is expected after Calvin Johnson of Tiltonville is arrested here on a concealed weapons charge. Johnson belonged to a former Smithfield dry raiding crew that often visited the town.
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Yorkville
C. C. Crabbe
Calvin Johnson
Tiltonville
Johnson
Smithfield
Steel Common dividends keep mood steady in market
Arthur Brisbane notes investors fret over big steel company dividends while Judge Gary signals stability by lifting Steel Common to 7 percent. He cites quarterly profits up a notch and argues tax policies push money into tax free securities, hindering enterprise and jobs.
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Judge Gary
South America
Gary
Hoover to convene radio conference on interference crisis
Secretary Hoover announced a national radio conference within months to craft voluntary rules for broadcasters to curb interference. He said Congress action will guide next steps as licensed and amateur stations cause crowded airwaves and estimates of receiving sets range from three to fifteen million. The Census Bureau is gathering radio statistics to aid the review.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Congress
Americas
Department of Commerce
New York City
ATR
Wmm
U. S. Census Bureau
Cox Expected to Rule Ohio Democratic Meeting
Governor Donahey said he will stay in the background at the May 14 state convention and let Cox’s presidential bid take center stage. He urged party unity to back Cox without reserve and called for reviving the League of Nations issue with Cox as the candidate to push it to a finish. A push for Cox to deliver the keynote at the convention was reported among state leaders.
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Columbus
Donahey
Cox
League of Nations
James M. Cox
New York
Auto Men Will Meet in North Ohio City
The Ohio Automobile association trustees meet in Columbus May 7 to select the convention city and date. Cedar Point is favored as the northern state site, announced secretary Charlcn C. Janes.
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Auto Men
North
Ohio City
Columbus
The
Ohio Automobile Association
Charlcn C. Janes
Jones
Cedar Point
Hotel Men to Play Golf in Ohio Summer
Ohio hotel keepers plan a golfers tourney this summer. A committee led by C. H. Griffis of the Cherry Hotel Washington is arranging details. Time and venue to be announced.
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Columbus
O .— Ohio
C. H. Griffis
Cherry Hotel
Washington ,C
Kid Party At Ohio University Women’s League Event
All students faculty townswomen invited to the annual Kit Party in the Women’s Gymnasium tomorrow afternoon from two to five. Activities include games and dancing with a three piece orchestra. Refreshments served. Wear kid costumes for fun.
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Ohio University
Sinclair seeks to quash contempt indictment in Teapot Dome case
Washington May 2 The motion by Harry F Sinclair lessee of Teapot Dome to strike the contempt indictment for refusing Senate Public Lands Committee questions was argued before Associate Justice Mochling. Sinclair's brief claims Congress cannot compel witnesses or demand private documents arguing the inquiry is political and improper. The government contends Congress has full power to compel attendance and produce records for investigations.
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Kenneth Clark II
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate Public Lands Committee
Adolph A. Mochling
Sinclair
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Senate of the
United States
Unidentified Man Found Dead in Clifton Woods
Cincinnati detectives report the body of an unidentified man found in a Clifton woods. Police say the man had been dead for more than a week, and investigators are pursuing leads in the mystery.
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Cincinnati
Clifton
Suburh
Bomb Linked to Labor Leader O Brien Attack in Cleveland
Detectives reported conclusive evidence that a bomb was wired to the starting gear of William O Brien’s automobile in Cleveland. The blast on Euclid Avenue injured O Brien and labor leader John Nestor and damaged nearby stores as investigators prepared for a roundup of suspects tied to O Brien’s foes in labor and politics.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William O'Brien
John Nestor
O'Brien
Euclid Avenue
O’brien
Labor
Nestor
Chicago
Athens County Dry Law Breaker Shown Mercy
Governor Donahey commuted the sentence of Harvey North of Athens county for a prohibition violation and released Edward Tyman from the Canton work house for a similar offense, following a state pardons board recommendation.
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Athens County
Columbus
State Board of Pardons
Donahey
Harvey North
Edward Tyman
Canton
Engish Masonic Notable Is Visiting in Ohio
Sir Alfred Robbins past grand warden of the United Grand Masonic Lodge of England is the Columbus Masons guest with Lady Robbins. He arrived this forenoon and will stay two days. A Springfield visit to the new Masonic home was planned for today.
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Columbus, O
Alfred Robbins
United Grand Masonic Lodge of England
Columbus Masons
Lady Robbins
Springfield
Blockade Proposal If Germany Fails Dawes Plan
Premier Theunts of Belgium and Foreign Minister Hymana proposed to Premier Ramsay MacDonald a League of Nations backed blockade of Germany if it defaults on Dawes reparations. The discussion occurred in London on May 2 in a wartime era report.
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London
Germany
League of Nations
Dawes
Jiamsay MacDonald
Theunts
Belgium
Hymana
Athens County Student Named President of Ohio Men's Union
Loyd Antle of Glouster was elected president of Ohio University's Men's Union in campus elections this week. Maynard Graft of Logan, Wilson Smith of &J. Mary's, and William Locke of Huntington W Va were chosen as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. The president-elect has held multiple campus roles including manager of the 1923 baseball team and secretary of the Men's Pan-Hellenic council.
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Loyd Antle
Glouster
Men's Union
Ohio University
Maynard Graft
Logan
Wilson Smith
J. Mary's
William Locke
Huntington
W. Va
Pan-Hellenic Council
Athens
French Girl at Ohio University Wins Michigan Scholarship
Miss Marguerite Steinfeld a French government student and Ohio University senior earns a scholarship to Michigan University for 1924 25. She will finish her Arts college studies in June with an A B degree and plans graduate work in social sciences and philosophy aiming for a Master of Arts degree.
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Marguerite Steinfeld
Ohio University
Michigan University
Steinfeld
Arts
Wil
Young traveler Alice Northcott Ends Homeward Journey
Ten year old Alice Northcott of New Westminster completed her ninth solo voyage between the Pacific coast and Hull England birthplace. Captain H Landry and Canadian Pacific officials oversaw the trip as she stepped off the train on arrival home.
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Alice Northcott
New Westminster
B.S
Pacific Coast
Hull
England
H. Landry
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Man Falls Three Stories in City Building Window Wash
Edward Dent aged 45 died after losing balance while washing windows in the Carew building. He fell three stories into a crowded sidewalk area as hundreds of pedestrians watched in horror.
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Cincinnati
Carew
Edward Dent
Methodists Call for Action on World Court Plan
The Methodist General Conference in Springfield Massachusetts adopted a resolution urging action on the World Court plan of the late President Warren G. Harding. Introduced by Judge Henry W. Rogers of New York, copies of the resolution were sent to President Coolidge and Senator Lodge.
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Springfield
Mass
Warren G Harding
Methodist General Conference
Henry W. Rogers
New York
Coolidge
lLodge
Weather Forecaster Describes Southwest Cyclone Toll and Irrigation Link
New York May 2 I N Dunn reports Fr fW Marmer in New York weather expert explains the cyclone that swept the south caused hundreds of deaths and widespread ruin. He links irrigation to intensified storms across the Southwest and notes record heat followed by freezing temperatures fueling tornado formation from Texas to Alabama and the Carolinas.
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Duna
York City
I. B. Dunn
I. N
New York
Itat
Rocky Mountain
Arizona
California
Texas
Dessert Names From a Public Recipe Booklet
A garbled OCR passage notes orange shortcake bona banana canoes oran ginger ale fruit salad light and honey desserts not prepared. It mentions 200 other beverages and dishes with ore and lemons, from a government information bureau booklet for domestic science learning.
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Harold Sahborn
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Helen
Sanborn
Theo. Burton
Yankees
Joe
Arthur Brisbane
Secretary Mellon
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Mellon
Robert S. Thornburgh
Oil Man
Harding
White House
Moses Dykaar
President Harding
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Engish
Ohio Men's Union
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Gegtie
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