Briand Signals France Will Push Land Armaments Deal
At the Washington arms conference Briand indicated France will press for a future discussion of land armaments. He said if disarmament is merely economic, the effort would be unworthy, and he praised the American plan while urging timely consideration of land forces.
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Briand
France
America
Balfour
United States
Hughes
Arthur Balfour
United Press
British Want Chef Present At Arms Meet
The British delegation at the Washington arms conference favors postponing key decisions until Premier Lloyd George can join within a fortnight. Authority circles say decisions may be reserved for his personal consideration. His departure time will be set after the Unionist party meets in Liverpool.
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London
Lloyd George
Liverpool
Patsy Pugaliese Convicted in Warren Shooting Case
Patsy Pugaliese alias Charley Page of Niles was found guilty of shooting with intent to kill in Trumbull county criminal court over the May 29 assault on Dr. George H. Ormeroid, Warren dentist.
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Patsy
Warren
Patsy” Pugaliese
Charley Page
Niles
Trumbull County
George H. Ormeroid
Disenrollment of Naval Reserve Told in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on November 15 the navy department announced the disenrollment of the entire naval reserve force within weeks. About 350,000 reservists will be honorably discharged or transferred to volunteer reserves due to funds shortages for retaining fees.
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Columbus
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
Denby
Harding
Correction on Presbyterian Brotherhood dinner notice
A correction clarifies that the men’s dinner for the Presbyterian Brotherhood will be served Friday at 6 o’clock by Mrs. C. H. Swaim’s Division of the Friendly Society, correcting a previous typographical error.
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
C. H. Swaim
The
Friendly Society
Battle over Senator Newberry seat looms in Senate
A partisan fight begins over Michigan Senator Newberry as both sides test strength to remove him from the Senate. The clash signals a heated battle in the upper chamber with potential political repercussions.
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Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Hog market sinks to record lows in Kansas City trade
In Kansas City Missouri the hog market declined by fifteen to twenty five cents with lights as low as six dollars fifty cents. Top light hogs reached six dollars seventy five cents a record low in years, signaling a broad drop in prices.
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Kansas City
Navy
Proposal to move Ohio state capital debated in 1801
Chronology notes events from Ohio history including a 1801 proposal to transfer the seat of government from Chillicothe to Cincinnati. It also lists deaths of Calvin W Starbuck founder of the Cincinnati Times in 1870 and Clifton Bailey Beach former congressman in 1902, plus a 1919 miners strike recall in Ohio coal fields.
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Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Calvin W. Starbuck
The
Cincinnati Times
Cinnati
Clifton Bailey Beach
Rocky River
Medina County
Ohio
United States ready to ramp up navy if arms talks fail
Lawrence M. Benedict reports from Washington that if Hughes limits fail, the United States plans to add 14 first line ships to 16 under construction and complete all 30 within years. Rep Butler says Congress will not allow unprotected government. Delegates from England and Japan reportedly prepared to accept.
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Lawrence M. Benedict
United Press
Washington
Hughes
United States
Congress
Harding
Nis
Butler
Pennsylvania
House Naval Affairs Committee
England
Buttler
Japan
Ohio Farm Bureau Reports Record Cooperative Livestock Shipments
In October 1818 Ohio's 40 county livestock associations moved 62,686 animals including 47,458 hogs, 1,470 cattle, 2,074 calves and 11,684 sheep. Total weight 11,485,646 pounds netting shippers $809,916.56 with average cost 75 cents per hundred pounds. Athens county saw 54 shippers move 118,420 pounds for $6,383.48.
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Columbus
Navy
Ohio
F. G. Ketner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County
Paramathia Lodge Notice of Entered Apprentice Work
Special communication of Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F and A M set for Tuesday November 15 at 6 30 P M to perform work in the entered apprentice degree with W M Fred M McKay and Secretary J A Palmer presiding and coordinating.
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Paramathia Lodge No. 25
A. M
Fred M. McKay
W. M
A. Palmer
First 500 OGROLARG to arrive from East for school
From Camp Sherman Ohio November 15 soldiers begin arriving 500 trainees sent to United States vocational training school No 1 coming from Cincinnati Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington D C They will learn carpentry shoemaking plumbing automotive work electrical work tinning baking tailoring cooking telephone work male nursing painting upholstering stationary engineering and sign painting Civil service commission will consider emergency opening. veterans bureau preference to ex service men applies Major R W Bliss to supervise a hospital in Elks Building to be operational this week Agricultural branch to hold annual exhibits and award scholarships for advanced study
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Camp Sherman
United States Vocational Training School No
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
I. L. Earhart
Veterans’ Bureau
R. W. Bliss
Elks
Old Age Pension Drive Grows After Soldier Bonus
Columbus Ohio November 15 The adoption of the soldier bonus sparks renewed momentum for an old age pension law for laboring men. Petitions will be circulated to gather signatures sufficient to place the issue before the 1923 legislature and, failing passage, a second petition will push the matter to a popular vote in 1923.
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Columbus
Seaweed Gelatine Produces High Quality Gelatine
Recent reports indicate seaweed yields gelatine of superior quality. Researchers note strong texture and purity, suggesting potential for industrial use in foods and pharmaceuticals.
Unions Plan A Strike Threat In Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on November 15 leaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Locomotive Engineers and Firemen conferred in secret session. They discussed reports the U S railroad labor board will announce unfavorable working rules and posted wage-cut notices this week, signaling renewed strike threats by two major unions.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United State Railroad Labor Board
Three Drunks Fined In City Court
Ed Carsey and Walter Finney of Athens were picked up Monday on charges of plain drunk. They pleaded guilty before Mayor Roush and were fined $5 plus costs totaling $10.75 each. Everett Ayers of Millfield also pleaded guilty before Justice Helwig and paid the usual fine.
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Ed Carsey
Walter Finney
Athens
Graham
Everett Ayers
Millfield
Mariner
Roush
Ayers
Helwig
New Wet Movement In Cleveland Aims at Prohibition Repeal
Organization workers in Cleveland report efforts to identify backers of a claimed nation wide movement to repeal the prohibition amendment. The item notes local activity and the claim of a broader push.
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Cleveland
Former DAI Man to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
The Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon on Wednesday will feature Hon. HE. A. Tinker of Chillicothe. A University of Ohio graduate and longtime Athens County resident, he now serves on the state public utilities commission and is noted for his legislative work for Ohio University.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
HE. A. Tinker
Ott” Tinker
Chillicothe
Tinker
Southern Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Athens County
Ohio University
Athens
Friends of
Paris arms talks loom as defense council meets
The superior council of national defense met with President Miller this afternoon in Paris to discuss the Washington arms conference and its implications.
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Paris
Superior Council of National Defense
Miller
Washington
Beetham to name seven on tax committee
Speaker Rupret C. Beetham of Cadiz prepared to name seven house members as the lower branch's representatives on the joint taxation committee. He aims to include members not formerly tied to taxation to seek new plans. Doubt arose about Governor Davis approving a special session if the committee agrees on a program.
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Columbus
Rupret C. Beetham
Cadiz
House
Beetham
House Committee
Davis
Joint
Mechanicsburg considersAthens city annexation proposal
At a Monday meeting chaired by T W Gold Mechanicsburg residents weighed benefits of joining AthensCity. Speakers included Prof B K Mardis and Athens solicitor R W Finsterwald who outlined water sewer street lights fire and police protection. A three member committee was named to draft petitions for property owners to sign for or against the proposal.
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Mechanicsburg
T. W. Gold
Athens
Gold
8. K. Mardis
Ohio University
Richland
R. W. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Mardis
Family changes surname in Cleveland marriage tale
In Cleveland on November 15 a couple, Mr and Mrs Sol Stanton, explain the husband formerly used the surname Goldstandt but chose to take his wife’s name because she says it is easier to pronounce.
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Cleveland, CO
Sol Stanton
Goldstandt
Ohio State hosts 745 farm youths in Columbus visit
Seven hundred forty five farm boys and girls from Ohio arrived in Columbus as guests of Ohio State University to tour the campus and take part in a busy program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Strike Order Issued in Milk Delivery Dispute
Common Pleas Judge Wood grants permanent injunction against strikers to stop interference with milk deliveries. Belle Vernon Company officials will be present as the order is handed down here today.
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Cleveland, CO
Belle «Vernon Company
Common Pleas
Wood
Ford to Build Self Propelling Cargo Vessels on Ohio River
Evansville Ind Nov 15 Henry Ford plans a fleet of new type self propelled cargo vessels to revolutionize transport on the Ohio river The line would connect with Ford's Detroit & Iron ton railroad at Ironton Ohio on the river and form a linked system with existing transport networks
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Evansville
Ind
Henry Ford
Ohio River
Ford
Detroit & Ironton Railroad
Ironton
Ohio
Arms Parley Today Opens Second Plenary Session
The second plenary session meets at 11 o'clock. Great Britain is represented by Arthur Balfour to accept in principle the American proposals and to suggest two reservations. Japan, with Admiral Kato, may reply and accept the program as a discussion basis. Other nations likely to speak on Pacific and Far Eastern questions.
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Great Britain
Japan
Arthur J. Balfour
Baron Kato
America
France
Italy
Britain
Imperial Japanese Navy
Hughes
Kato
Nippon
Admiral Kato
Baron Shidehara
United States
England
Arthur Balfour
Wittman Is Charged In Oxford Killing Of Father Of Five
L. J. Wittman secretary treasurer of Wittman Awning and Tent Co. is charged with killing Harry Hamman a 40 year old Ohio man. Police say Wittman followed a car carrying Hamman and Sara Becker Wittman then shot Hamman. Wittman surrendered to police and is held without bail ahead of tonight’s preliminary hearing.
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Hamilton, O
L. J. Wittman
Wittman Awning and Tent Co
Harry Hamman
Oxford
Ohio
Wittman
Hamman
Sara Becker Wittman
Dominion delegates weigh naval holiday with America
Washington reports show British dominions wary of Arhur Balfour's stance on a ten year naval holiday. They fear limits on replacing ships could hinder the plan and worry about Clyde shipyard layoffs if the holiday reduces work. They consider openly stating their positions if Balfour falls short of expectations.
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United Press
Washington
Dominions
Arur J. Balfour
Legation
America
Balfour
Clyde
North Mexico Braces for Revolt as Clashes Erupt
Nov. 16 Calexico reports a carefully planned revolt threatens northern Mexico. Clashes occur along the border between Hetaban Cantu supporters and federal forces. American cavalry operates near the California line to curb gun running and tension spikes along the Pacific frontier.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Calexico
Cal
Mexico
Obregon
Hetaban Cantu
California
Pacific Ocean
Cantu
Northren
Wees
Common Folks Understand It by William Jennings Bryan
Bryan argues public understanding of disarmament policy shows honesty in international affairs. He contends diplomacy masks motives, warns against elite control, and praises the world’s appetite for a lasting peace as nations back a significant cut in military burdens.
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William Jennings Bryan
United Press
Washington, Navy
Washington
Radium Market Priced At Four Million Five Hundred Thousand Per Ounce
The market price of radium stands around 4.5 million dollars for a single ounce reflecting its rarity and high value among elements. This figure underscores its scarce availability and historical demand in medical and industrial uses.
Portsmouth slayer Chamblin sentenced over double murder
Chamblin, 27, confessed killer of Louise Doyle and John Newman in Portsmouth. He was condemned to die in the electric chair on February 24. His mother, present in court, threatened self harm as the sentence was pronounced after the bodies were found in a deserted shack following ten days' disappearance.
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Portsmouth
Chamblin
Louise Doyle
John Newman
Newman
Misa Doyle
Mrs Minnie Hartley Undergoes Serious Operation
Amesville Ohio November 15 Mrs Minnie Hartley wife of William Hartley of Lathrop recently underwent a serious surgical operation in a Columbus hospital. Her condition is now reported satisfactory. Her husband is with her at the hospital.
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Amesville
Minnie Hartley
William Hartley
Lathrop
Columbus
Build For the Future With Concrete
A Washington Information Bureau booklet teaches home builders how to cast concrete for a variety of projects from feed box to garage and more. The free booklet is offered by sending a coupon with two cents for return postage, listing name and address clearly.
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Washington Information Bureau
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