Slate making moot point in state meet
In Columbus Ohio on May 21 the rules committee of the Republican pre primary state conventions voted 19 to 2 to recommend candidates for all elective state offices. They deferred endorsement at the present convention and noted the plan would not abolish primary laws but urge legislative change to allow pre primary conventions to recommend. The aim is to focus attention on a narrower field without eliminating candidates from regular primaries.
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Columbus O
Rules Committee
Ohio
Columbus
Hynicka
Brown
Brower
Wolf
Maschike
J. J. Burke
Elyria
Rules Committee Behind Closed Doors
Wendy
Burke
Ohio Republicans weigh slate at pre primary convention
State Senator J J Burke denounces a proposed slate of candidates as a move by commercialized politicians. The rules committee debates endorsing a state slate versus holding a 1926 convention and amending the primary law. Attorney General Crabbe exits race. Akron’s Sieber enters amid Klan-backed support claims.
Ohio Republicans in Columbus debate party chances
About 2,000 Ohio Republicans in Columbus debated the party's prospects while Governor Donahey and a Democratic delegation left the capital for a week’s trip to Port Clinton in Lake Erie. The governor traveled with State Health Director Monger State Agricultural Director Truex Adjutant General Henderson Dr Frank Furniss and Harry Filler.
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Columbuss. O
Ohio
Donahey
Pedly Isiv
Lake Erie
Monger
Truex
Henderson
Frank Furniss
Harry Filler
Britain Builds Forces in Afghan Region Amid Invasion Prep
Reports from Moscow indicate Great Britain is strengthening forces near Afghanistan and preparing to back an anti-revolutionary invasion aimed at restoring the former regime.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Afghanistan
Sugar Creek Man Jailed Here on Hotel Bill Allegation
Sugar Creek resident Guy Bryan, known in local courts for dry law convictions, was arrested in Glouster Tuesday by Constable E. C. Mariner and held for Parkersburg police in West Virginia on a hotel bill evasions claim. He awaits transfer by Parkersburg officers.
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Guy Bryan
Sugar Creek
Glouster
SE. C. Mariner
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bryan
Logan High School to Graduate Largest Class Ever
Logan Ohio May 21 1914 Logan high school plans its commencement exercises for the largest class since the school’s founding. The 34 girls and 85 boys will graduate with a May 25 baccalaureate at United Brethren Church Kiev and class day May 26 at the high school. The class play Duicy will be performed May 28 and commencement exercises follow March 30 at the same auditorium. Noted guest Montgomery of Muskingham College will deliver the address.
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Margaret Clements
Mabel Cole
Mildred Collins
Lenna Conkle
Hazel Cooke
Tena Cooksey
Kathryn Fastman
Gladys Ewart
Catherine Fox
Henrietta Freeze
Ernestine Goodlve
Cora Green
Glenna Inboden
Velda Kuhn
Helen Lehman
Edna Teonard
Blanche Moorehead
Marie Phillips
Mary Phillips
Dorothy Pierpont
Pearl Pierce
Catherine Rarick
Eugenia Roberts
Quintette Shaw
Grace Sibert
Soviet Deficit Projected At 200 Million In 1920
Moscow dispatch reports Alexei Rykov successor to Lenin stated this fiscal year faces a deficit of 200 million dollars. He argued that military spending cannot be cut as Russia must stay stronger than Romania and Poland.
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Copenhagen
Alexsey Rykov
Lenine
Moscow
Rykov
Russia
Moumania
Poland
Death sentences commuted for four counter revolutionaries
The Ukrainian central executive committee today commuted death sentences imposed by the Kiev tribunal on four counter revolutionaries.
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Kiev
Ukrainia
Ukrainian Central Executive Committee
Hand as height measure in horses equals four inches
The article explains that in equestrian practice the unit hand is used to gauge a horse’s height and defines one hand as four inches. It notes standard application in breed shows and sales listings referencing horse height in hands.
Cabinet will work in open leader rotated cabinet will work in open
Paris May 21 Edouard Herriot leader of the Left bloc that defeated Premier Poincare arrives to help form a new cabinet. He promises open diplomacy and a program including tax cuts and closer ties with England and Italy on reparations.
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Paris
Edouard Jlerrott
Left Bloc
Raymond Poincare
Lyons
Herriot
France
England
Italy
Dawes
Ruhr
Paul Painleve
Muhr
Germany
Orinoco Disaster Leaves Captain and Four Shipmates Lost
Radio reports from the Gargantua tell of the Orinoco wreck off Montreal Island after its tow vessel barge Chieftain was cut adrift in a devastating Lake Superior storm. Survivors describe a 40 hour vigil on the island, the rescue by the Gargantua crew, and the brave endurance of Mrs Poote amid heavy seas and exposure. The Orinoco, owned by James E Davidson of Bay City, sailed last Thursday with ore and grain.
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Sault Sth Marin
Michl
Lake Superior
Montreal Island
Fiadio
Orinoco
Pointe Aux Mines
Chieftain
Anthony N. Lawrence
Meveland
Tomlison Company
Cleveland
Joseph Wurtz
Bay City
D. Williams
Spanish River Paper Co
Sault Ste Marie
Ontario
Poote
James E. Davidson
Local Union to Meet in Nelsonville May 24
Local Union No. 5127 will hold its regular monthly meeting on Saturday May 24 at 1:00 PM in Owl's hall Nelsonville Ohio. Secretary Verry L. Wood issued the notice.
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Nelsonville
Owl's Hall
Ohio
Verry L. Wood
Wall Street Slides in Nine Month Low as Election Talk Stirs Fear
Report notes Wall Street’s slump marking its lowest day in nine months as franc and pound declines unsettle speculators. Two Americans discuss a presidential campaign hurting business, with fears overshadowing markets and confidence.
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Wall Street
Sub-Treasury
Busi
No clear headline available from fragment
Fragment ends with remarks about politics and an implication of a veto by Coolidge, noting temporary memory of the issue after election day and a potshot about national affordability.
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Coolidge
Muffler System Cuts Noise at McCook Field Tests
May 21 Dayton Ohio. McCook Field officials report a muffler perfected after years of work that quiets aircraft exhaust. The muffler attaches to motors with exhaust routed along long pipes to the fuselage end. Test pilots say the reduced roar eases nerves and enhances flight experience with distinct military value.
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Dayton
McCook
Ohio Tax Association to review proposed tax changes
Ohio May 21 advisory committee recommendations for a transformed tax system mandatory budget rules and bond indebtedness limits to be included in new state tax laws will be considered by the executive committee Thursday.
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Columbus
Association
Ohio Tax Association
Pele in Hubhu Volcano Roars Over Ocean Sea Route
In May 21 dispatch from Ky John F. Stone, Volcang region describes Madanm Pele the Volcano Goddess in anger. Ground changes rumble in the Mauinatoa Mountain area as tremors rock the Puna district. Over 860 shocks in 36 hours crack the earth, prompting evacuations while lava remains unseen but suspected beneath the surface.
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Volvcang Jiovle
Tawa
Madanm Pele
Hubhu
Ohio Forest
Mauinatoa Mountain
Pele
Pete
Morty Lacres
Kiltean
Puna
Kilaea
Ccli Custa
Bandit Shot Down and Pal Captured in Queens Robbery
New York police say a bandit was killed and his companion Herman Manstert jailed after a moving car shooting in Elmhurst Queens. Patrolman Adam Hofstchneider fired from the moving vehicle and pursued the pair, ending a wave of robberies near a police booth in Burbnherst.
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New York
Adams Hofstchneider
Herman Manstert
Manstert
Elmhurst
Queens County
Bumharest
Dramatic Eruption At Punn Volcano After Quiet
Observers at the rim note a rapid movement in the crater with hundreds of tons of cool lava entering the pit. Red dust clouds rise two miles, lava cascades 800 feet below, and a towering ash plume hangs three miles high. Hilo reports volcanic ash reaching 30 miles away.
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Volcano House
Foor
Promie
Hilo
McNary Haugen bill faces uncertain fate in Congress
Washington on May 21 reports the fate of the McNary-Haugen measure creating a 200 million dollar export corporation to aid farmers is uncertain. Opposition consolidates as Rainey proposes a wheat pork and flour relief bill. Debate continues with amendments as Farm Bloc leaders push for support.
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Washington
McNary-Haughen
Congress
House
Rainey
Illinois
Nainey
McNary-Haugen
Farm Blue
Fire Breaks Out In City Sewer Intersection
A fire erupted in the Court and State streets storm sewer when a lit match ignited gas from a leaky main. City workers drilled a hole in Court street and flooded the sewer with water to extinguish the blaze as passers by watched.
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Court
State Streets
Court Street
Reforestation Interest Grows Among Hocking Farmers
Mary Keysier of Marion township champions woodland management and crop farming. Dean from Ohio Experiment Station forestry will visit the Kessler farm next Friday to demonstrate woodland care and plan county reforestation. Experts note waste lands suit reforestation and post timber can yield profit in 15 to 20 years.
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Logan, QC
Hocking County
Mary Keysier
Marion Township
Dean
Forestry Department of the Ohio Experiment Station
Kessler Farm
Woodlands
Post
May production report shows uptick in coal districts
The weekly Department of the Interior production report dated May 1 notes gains in several coal districts including Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Kanawha. Eastern and Southern Ohio show smaller improvements as demand remains weak. miners in Hocking district discuss local actions with unions and potential conventions to address conditions.
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Nelsonville
Southern
Ind
Department of the Terror
Thiinoir
Indiana
Kanawha
Hazard
Kentucky
Harrah
Eastern
Ohio
Org
Mey & Wil
Hocking
Incr
Circle Hill
Chi
Teachers Hired in York Township at May Meeting
At the regular York Township board of education session on May 91 16 teachers and substitutes were employed for 11 year. Names include Dorothy for Deanville rooms one and four Gladys Bowers Clara Cox rooms three and four Mary Beckler Wolfe McKee Cleo Ogg John Mourn Neltie Florence Irvin Mildred Wend York Connett Lucille Byxy Ebon Dee G Floodwood and Margaret Jones. The clerk of York town was elected to fill his position.
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Kimberley
Township Board of Education
Deanville
Dorothy
Gladys Bowers
Clara Cox
Kortha
Mary ‘Beckler
Wolfe
McKee
Oak Grove
Cleo Ogg
John Mourn
Neltie
Eston
Florence Irvin
Mildred Wend
York
N Ton
Connett
Lucille Byxy
Ebon
Dee G Floodwood
Margaret Jones
York Towns
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Muskingum College
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Western Electric Company
Ot Lake
LaFollette
Arthur Brisbane
Ohio Association
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Earth
John F,. Stone
Internation News Service Staff Corps
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Pal
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