Bavarian Revolt Surges On Anniversary of 1918 Uprising
Reports from Berlin indicate Drs Von Kahr and Hitler clash as Bavarian Nationalists move toward a dictatorship. Ludendorff takes command of a nationalist army while Reichswehr redeploys to Munich amid police entrenchment and cautious government appeals.
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Kerlin
Germany
Bavaria
Ludendorff
Col. Erhardt
Hitler
von Kahr
von Knilling
Munich
Wuerttemburg
Stuttgart
Ebert
von Hitler
France
Prussia
Jury Deadlocks in Federal Alcohol Conspiracy Trial
In Wheeling West Virginia judge W E Baker learns the jury is deadlocked after three days of deliberation in the alcohol conspiracy case tied to grain alcohol sales from Tennessee. Six defendants remain to be tried as others pleaded guilty. the trial follows the first batch of large indictments from May.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. E. Baker
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
Gasoline Price Reduction Announced by Standard Oil
Standard Oil cuts gasoline price in Athens County and other states on Saturday. The new rate will be 18 cents per gallon for gasoline and kerosene, with expected follow through across regions.
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Standard Oil Company
Athens County
President Coolidge approves 1924 25 budget estimates
President Coolidge has approved tentative government expenditures for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1924. The War Department appropriation was discussed in a White House conference with Secretary Weeks and Budget Director Lord. The total budget for operating the government is about 1.76 billion dollars.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
War Department
Weeks
Lord
Frigid Morning Signal in Athens area as temps dip
Frigid temperatures sweep Athens and surroundings with readings as low as 17 degrees at dawn. Mrs. C. L. Creamer reports 17 degrees at 6 AM, rising to 32 by 10 AM while Amesville records 15 degrees at six and 35 by ten, spotlighting the cold outbreak.
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Athens
C. L. Creamer
Richland Avenue
Amesville
Gibson
Woman balks at entering Akron marriage license office
A Akron Summit County Court House scene features a woman refusing to enter the marriage license office, equating it with a jail. She notes the iron gates and insists marriage licenses mean life sentences, despite explanations from onlookers.
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Summit County Court House
Akron
Ku Klux Klan Visit Set With Tent City Erection
Youngstown Ohio construction crews prepare a tent city on an aviation field to feed and house up to 160000 Ku Klux Klan members for the Mahoning konklave this Saturday. A white way system and tents for commissaries hospital and guards are in place as rail officials report over 90 chartered interurban cars and many special trains to bring in attendees.
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Youngstown
Wedding Party Raided by Dry Agents in Elyria
In Elyria Ohio state dry agents broke up a Lorain wedding party resulting in fines of 590 dollars for Adam Artsolski and Mrs Mary Servy and 100 dollars for John Bay by Judge W B Thompson.
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Elyria
Adam Artsolski
Mary Servy
John Bay
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
World shake-up feared shortly
Senator William H. King warns Germany’s disintegration and economic ruin threaten Europe and worldwide peace. He urges President Coolidge to convene a world conference to save Germany, prevent Bolshevik influence, and avert a global catastrophe.
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William K. Hutchinson
I. N
Washington
Germany
Europe
William H .Ning
Utah
Coolidge
Reich
King
Berlin
United States
Responsibility Blamed in Eight Death School Bus Crash
The state utilities commission rules that responsibility for the Rootstown crossing accident near Portage County falls on the county commissioners Rootstown board of education the Pennsylvania Railroad Co and bus driver Louis Kline The crash occurred October 11 when a Pennsylvania train struck a horse drawn school bus killing eight children in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Rootstown Crossing
Portage County
Pennsylvania
Rootstown Board of Education
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Louis Kline
State Utilities Commission
Slayers in Summit County Reach 138 Holders
Akron Ohio November reports 138 alleged murder suspects detained in Summit county as Alexander Kussick joins the county jail to await grand jury action in the murder of 13 year old Elizabeth Nagy.
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Akron. O
Alexander Kussick
Elizabeth Nagy
Summit County
Leaders barricade in Munich war office as Reichswehr closes in
Central News dispatch from Munich reports General Luden dorm and Adolf Hitler, Bavarian fascist leader, took refuge in the war office and were surrounded by Reichswehr troops loyal to Berlin. Herr Poehner of the rebel government was arrested.
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London
Ludendorff
Adolph Hitler
War Office
Munich
Reichswehr
Berlin
Herr Poehner
Walton Defense Appeals to Senate Court in Corruption Case
Oklahoma City November 9 Gov Walton faced a tough record as he pleaded before the senate in an effort to rebut damaging statements from former confidential agents Aldrich Blake and Dr E T Bynum. The state’s evidence showed two men on state payrolls served the governor personally and performed no state service.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Walton
Senate
Aldrich Blake
E. T. Bynum
House Board of Managers
Doctors Set World Record For Stitching At Hospital
Two doctors at the emergency hospital in Washington stitched a total of 212 and 217 times on two patients after a razor fight. Dr John P D DeMayo completed 212 stitches on Thomas H Lee and Dr J W Earnest 217 on Walter Tyler. Both patients expected to recover. The feat is described as a world's record in stitching by hospital staff.
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Washington
Nov. D
Germany
John PD. DeMayo
Thomas H. Lee
J. W. Earnest
Walter Tyler
Jack the Peeper Snubbed By Homeowner Firearm
In Newark Ohio on Mount Vernon road a prowler nicknamed Jack the Peeper peered into a residence. G Williamson fired three shots from an automatic shotgun but none were reported to have hit the intruder.
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Newark
Jack the Peeper
G. Williamson
Mount Vernon Road
Williamson
Local Raid Nets Postmaster On Halloween Liquor Charge
Leipsic Junction restaurant owner Plummer Folk, recommended by Congressman C. J. Thompson, faces a liquor possession charge after a Halloween raid. Defiance postmaster was arrested in connection with the same raid.
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Lima
Plummer Folk
Leipsic Junction
C. J. Thompson
Defiance
Hallowe
Post Office Disposes Treasury Savings Certificates
In October the Athens post office disposed of 15075 dollars worth of treasury savings certificates, according to Postmaster McKinstry.
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Athens
Treasury Savings
McKinstry
Turbulent Munich Uprising Wanes as Leaders Face Fate
Reports detail a collapsing Bavarian nationalist revolt in Munich amid clashes between Reichswehr and fascists. Key figures Ludendorff and Hitler were variously reported wounded, captured, or escaped as Von Kahr and Gen. Von Lossow hold position and Berlin officials express cautious hope for loyal Reichswehr control.
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Munich
Reichswehr
Ludendorff
Adolph Hitler
Dr. von Kahr
Bavaria
Hitler
Bavarian War Ministry
von Kahr
von Lossow
Unich Reichswehr
Berlin
Auto on rails inspected by telegraph officials at depot
An eight person inspection party from Western Union and the Baltimore and Ohio Railway used a rebuilt Packard with rail wheels as it rode on B&O rails at Union depot. Led by C A Plumly, telegraph superintendent, the party was touring the line from Parkersburg toward Chillicothe to inspect telegraph right of way.
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Union Depot
Western Union
C. A. Plumly
Baltimore
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Lloyd George praises US reparations policy on return
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George arrived in Southampton from an American tour and praised United States policy on reparations. He said the US has taken a definite forward step and, despite Premier Poincare's stance, remains hopeful a conference will aid solving the reparations issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
United States
Southampton
Europe
Poincare
Spent Two Decades in Congo Forests Describe Cannibalism and Brave Savages
Dr. Royal J. Dye, a medical missionary who spent twenty years in the Congo along the Stanley River, reports cannibalism as a religious practice in about 1,000 villages though not for meals. He says the Belgians’ Congo natives are brave fighters who surrender only to death, and notes dire medical needs with 90 percent child mortality without proper care.
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Africa
Royal J. Dye
Black Forest
Stanley
Congo River
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Church Workers’ Institute
The
Christian Church
Pritchard
Congo
Becauss
Dye
Two Lima Women to Receive Constable Certificates
Two women believed to be the only female candidates chosen will receive certificates of election as constables in Allen county following Tuesday's election. In Newark Ohio word came from Fort Worth Texas that Joseph Thrapp, a Newark resident, had been killed there but details were unavailable.
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Lima, O
Allen County
Newark
Fort Worth
Tex
Joseph Thrapp
Police seek attractive young woman in shoplifting spree
Cleveland police describe a bold shoplifting pattern and seek a fit young woman wearing wide bloomers as the suspected perpetrator. They warn the public and request information to identify the suspect.
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Cleveland
Ohio Northern to Rename Law School Warren G Harding College
A new law building at Ohio Northern University will be named Warren G. Harding College of Law in honor of the late president. Mrs. Harding will attend the dedication when the date is set.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
Warren G. Harding
Robbery at Dixie Marshall Home Yields Jewelry Furs
Two gold tip ped cigarettes are clues in the theft at Miss Dixie Marshall’s Cleveland residence. A diamond ring, fur garments and dresses were reported missing. Police pursue leads from the unusual evidence.
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Cleveland, CO
Vote irregularity reported in Mansfield precinct
Complaint filed with the deputy board of supervisors of elections alleges that in one first ward precinct on Tuesday two individuals other than a judge or clerk moved ballots to another room and began counting before polls closed.
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Mansfield
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Baker urges U.S. entry into league to save civilization
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker declares in Cleveland that the United States must join the League of Nations to preserve Europe, the nation, and civilization.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Secretary of War
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Foy 100 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio today funeral services are held for Mrs Mary Foy aged 100 years and 11 months. Her descendants include two great great grandchildren forty two great grandchildren eighteen grandchildren and two children. The obituary notes a large surviving family and the local arrangements.
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Cincinnati, CO
Mary Foy
Taxable reserve funds to raise city county tax total
An opinion to county Auditor Hess from County Prosecuting Attorney Bell states life insurance company reserves held in Cincinnati are taxable unless invested in non taxable securities. The change could lift city and county tax duplicates by about 17 million dollars to reach 200 million.
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Cincinnati
Hess
Bell
Mansfield Kids Following Elders In Gambling Plea
In Mansfield Ohio on November 9 a ten year old, after visiting a drug store on the way to school, changed a nickel for pennies and pulled out a pair of dice. The clerk asked if he planned to shoot craps and the boy admitted he was a gambler.
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Mansfield
J B Moore Columbus Labor Leader Dies
John B Moore of Columbus and president of the Ohio Federation of Labor died at Mt Carmel hospital after kidney trouble. Funeral plans not announced.
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Jock” Moore
ILM
Columbus
John B. Moore
Ohio Federation of Labor
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Prohibition Officers Authorize State Inspections
Prohibition officers expand oversight to state and municipal inspectors of breweries distilleries and liquor concerns to enforce the Volstead Act. All 1924 liquor permits will carry inspection rights effective November 15. Governor Pinchot leads Pennsylvania move to intensify enforcement and shut down illicit operations.
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D. N
Washington
Navy. C
Federal
Internal Revenue of Prohibition
Prohibition
Haynes
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
U States
Town Marshal Accused of Keeping Liquor Fees
Dayton November 9. James Kisderdin marshal at Miamisburg faces state accountant charges of selecting and retaining about 8000 dollars in alleged unlawful liquor fees. He claims ignorance of the charges while reports state the fees should go to the town treasury due to no ordinance granting retention rights.
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Dayton
Jamea Kisderdin
Miamisburg
Lawson Sentenced for Drug Dispensing at Home
Dayton reports James E. Lawson a former inmate at the National Military Home pleaded guilty to dispensing drugs to other inmates. He was sentenced to one year in the Atlanta prison.
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Dayton
James E. Lawson
National Military Home
Atlanta
Judge to involve parents in ONU student liquor case
Lima Ohio report states Judge Neil K Poling will refer the 21 year old student’s case to the youth’s parents and, if needed, to university authorities after fining him 700 dollars for possession of a quart of whiskey amid drinking for bravado at Ohio Northern University Ada.
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Lima
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Neil KR. Poling
Nurse Mart Margaret Stanger Stricken With Meningitis
Wheeling West Virginia November 9 temperature estimated at 113 degrees or over baffles physicians. Nurse Mart Margaret Stanger in a local hospital suffers meningitis since ten days. Pulse 70 and she retains little food. Aside from slight headache she rests easily while effort to obtain a higher range thermometer continues.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Martgaret Stanger
Baffies Physicians
Diplomats Convene Over Bavarian Nationalist Threat
Paris November 9 The Allied Council of ambassadors was hastily summoned to meet at 5 pm to discuss measures against the overthrow of the Munich government by Bavarian nationalists. The emergency session reflects alarm over a potential coup in Bavaria and its wider implications for postwar stability.
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Paris
Munich
Barnesville Banker Otha Norris Dies After Illness
Otha Norris 62 longtime Barnesville banker and former Ohio Bankers Association treasurer died after a brief illness of acute indigestion. Norris served 25 years as cashier of the National Bank of Barnesville.
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Barnesville, O
Otha Norris
Ohio Bankers’ Association
The
National Bank of
Barnesville
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