Deadlock in Upper House Persists Over Senate Committee Chair
In Washington a stubborn Senate deadlock stalls business as insurgent progressives clash with Republican regulars over the head of the Interstate Commerce Committee. Despite peace talks Cummins backs Couzens, shifting support amid a 23 ballot stalemate.
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William K. Hutchinson
1. N
Washington
Republic Organization of the Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Congress
Cummins
Couzens
Notorious bank robber McGann linked to Grove City heist
Columbus December 19. Money totaling 1269 in bills and an 800 diamond stud were found in the possession of George Red McGann 28 a known bank and payroll robber upon his arrival from Marietta in custody of arresting officers. He was jailed and Bertillon measurements taken as investigators prepared for trial for the Grove City bank robbery of December 3 1920 in which 17000 was stolen. Franklin County grand jury expected to indict McGann identified by Grove City bank officials as one of the bandits.
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Columbus
George
Red) McGann
Franklin County
Marietta
McGann
Bertillon
Common Pleas
Grove City Bank
Here
Franklin County Grand Jury
Accounting to Be Given Soon Main funds at Neil House
In Columbus Ohio on December 19 a court ordered an accounting of funds for the Neil House construction after Judge Kinkead refused to appoint a receiver for the Neil House Company. Gerhardt Sunbury a stockholder asked for a receiver claiming funds were squandered. The judge denied the receivership but ordered an accounting of the company’s finances. Testimony showed $74,000 annual payments to Neil House officers.
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Columbus, O
Neil House
Common Pleas
Head
Neil House Company
Gerhardt
Sunbury, Stockolder
Kinkead
Neil House Co
Press associations hold sessions in Columbus week of Feb 4
In Columbus Ohio sessions of the Associated Ohio Dailies and the Buckeye Press association are scheduled for the week of February 4. The Associated Ohio Dailies meet Tuesday and Wednesday while Buckeye Press convenes Thursday and Friday to judge front page makeup and farm news exhibits.
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Columbus
Associated Ohio Dailies
Uckeye Press Association
New Spa
Old-Time Grocer Refuses to Quit Store When He Falls Heir to Big Fortune
Ravenna grocer William E. Dunham, heir to an estimated 18 million dollar estate from cousin Edward B. Jenkins, says he will not retire after decades in business. He continues to work daily, serving customers and answering phones, insisting he would feel wrong stopping now. Two sons assist, but he remains actively involved in management.
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William FE
Dunham
Ravenna
Edward B. Jenkins
Chicago
William E. Dunham
Hdward B. Jenkins
T. Have
Hisstore
Diamond Joe Allowed to Open Cafe for Christmas Party
Chicago show of mercy as federal Judge James Wilkerson lifts the Bella Napoli ban for one night. Bootlegger Diamond Joe Esposito will host a Christmas feast for about 400 poor Halstead Street kids before closing the cafe again.
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Diamond Joe
Chicago
James’ HM. Wilkerson
Diamond Joe" Esposito
South Halstead Street
Christmas
Joe
Bella Napoli
Wilkerson
Halstead Street
Judge Wilkerson
Hsposito
Clearing of a Daring Robbery in Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia December 19 with one suspect in custody and police pursuing another the bold robbery of the John Becker Jewelry Co occurred last Thursday at noon when two men armed with revolvers raided the store and stole trays of watches and diamonds valued at seven thousand dollars
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Becker Jewelry Co
Summing Up Defense in the Dollings Case
In Columbus Ohio Dwight Harrison former general manager of the R L Dollings Co faces trial for making false statements in stock sales. The defense presented more exhibits and both sides prepared closing arguments with about two hours for each summing up talk.
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Columbus
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Co
Ohio
There Is Always a Bright Side in Troubled Times
A brief note reflects on finding hope amid travel disruptions and extended stays away from home. It suggests resilience and a positive outlook despite obstacles to returning home quickly.
Ford for Coolidge in New York Dispatch
The New York Evening Journal publishes a Detroit dated report by Merryle Stanley Ruckeyser, its financial editor, noting Henry Ford supports President Calvin Coolidge as a presidential candidate.
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New York
New York Evening Journal Today
Merryle Stanley Ruckeyser
Detroit
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Sensational Los Angeles divorce filing names film director husband
Mrs Helen La Mate of Long Beach charges that her husband Ellsior La Matee a film director and theatrical manager tried to sell her for 500000 to a negro. She names co respondent Mrs Mary Eile Howe Holder widow of an El Paso banker and seeks a share of an asserted 400000 estate.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ellsior la Matee
Helen la Mate
Long Beach
King George II Leaves Greece as Republiclia Take Regime
King George II prepares to depart Greece for Romania aboard the Daphne amid republican triumph. Admiral Coundouritis assumes regency. Metaxis exile persists. The king claims no abdication and vows not to interfere while the republic forms, with Queen Sophie opposing the turn of events.
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Athens
George II
Greece
Hia
Daphne
Roumania
Coundouritis
M. Papan Astassion
George
Plastiras
National Assembly
Queen Nancy the Airedale Hero Dies in Akron Fire
F P King of Akron mourns as his dog Queen Nancy sacrifices herself to wake him during a morning blaze. The peak moment comes when Nancy bursts into the bedroom, her actions trigger the alarm, and firefighters extinguish the fire to find the loyal animal smothered by smoke on the second floor. King plans a funeral worthy of a heroine.
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Akron
Dee
Nancy
F. P. King
King
Railroad Center Taken by Rebels in Central City
Reports from Cincinnati and Washington detail a chaotic scene as rebel forces seize the railroad center and a Pueblo city subhead notes federal troops in control. Judge Rufus B. Smith, a leading Ohio attorney aged 69, died of pneumonia. Taft is mentioned as a strategic figure amid Mexican embassy tensions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Rufus B. Smith
Yale
Washington
Pueblo
Oversity of
Hood Chums
William Howard Taft
De la Huerta Outlines Aims in Mexican Uprising
Vera Cruz dispatch quotes de la Huerta describing his goals and those of his colleagues. He praises democratic institutions gained after years of struggle and calls for protection and hospitality for Americans and other foreigners in Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
de la Huerta
Moxico
Mexican Civil War Clash Near Vera Cruz Reports Heavy Losses
On December 19 near Vera Cruz 4000 federal troops under General Eugenio Martinez fought revolutionary forces led by General Pedro Gonzales at Apizaco and San Marcos. After hours of battle the rebels claimed about 15900 federal troops routed with heavy casualties, while revolutionary losses reached 24. General Martinez speculated about desertion to the rebels and signals of mounting attacks against federal positions.
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Vera Cruz
Eugenio Martinez
Apizaco
Pedro Gonzales
Huertistas
San Marcos
Ater
Villanenva Garza
Jose Moran
Marcial Cavazos
Federal Army
Adolfo de la Huerta
Obregon
Crispo Samano
Piqueeroa
Guerrero
Acapulco
Coshuila
Oaxaca
SAILS FOR GREECE
The American auxiliary warship Patoka sailed today from Gibraltar for Piraeus the port of Athens Greece.
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Greece
Gibralter
Patoka
Piraeus
Athens
Retail food prices climb while wholesalers drop prices
Washington reports November saw retail food prices up one percent from October while wholesale prices fell by about one percent across 404 commodities. Eggs led declines at twenty two percent. butter rose five percent and pork fell most among meats.
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Washington
Rural Schools Will Not Close Over Funds
G M Morris of the state department of education assured Athens county officials that no rural school will close due to lack of funds. He pledged that state aid will keep all rural schools in session for the full eight months and will guard against cuts. Morris will continue meetings with local education leaders to finalize aid distribution.
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State School Bureau
Anumerae
Smalier
Athens County
G. M. Morris
State Department of Education
Athena
Morris
H. Rh. McVay
Athena County
Farm Conditions Generally Improve Across United States
Washington December 19. Agricultural conditions throughout the United States are generally good and continue to improve, said Chairman Robert A Cooper of the Federal Farm Loan Board after a conference with the presidents of the federal land banks.
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Washington
United States
Robert A. Cooper
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
Treasurer Delays Visit to Next Week for Ballot Taxes
County Treasurer R. P. Ines postponed tax collection in Coolville village due to the sudden death of Lawrence M. Walden’s five year old daughter. Taxes will now be received Thursday December 27 in that district.
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Lawrence M. Walden
Coolville Bank
R. P. Ines
Today’s Bright Spot: A Town’s Duty to Public Safety
A community reflection on how a town can responsibly ensure good behavior and safety for its 1000 residents, outlining civic duties, local leadership roles, and collaborative approaches for a secure common life.
County Farm Agent to Attend a Conference
County farm agent R. H. Pavey leaves Thursday morning for the regular quarterly district conference of county agents in Jackson. Prominent state workers expected to address the group include W. W. Field district supervisor and Miss Marie Saglia clothing expert of Ohio State University.
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R. H. Pavey
Jackson
W. W. Field
Marie Saglia
Ohio State University
Stores Stay Open Two Nights for Christmas Shoppers
All Retail Merchants' association stores will remain open Monday night December 24 as well as next Saturday night for Christmas shoppers. Stores will be closed all of Christmas Day.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
FiveYearOld Dies From Gas Stove Bath Fire
Rosalind Harriazon aged five daughter of N Harrison a jeweler died this morning from burns suffered yesterday when her clothing caught fire at a gas stove in the bathroom.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Rosalind Harriazon
N. Harrison
Rebels claim big victory over federal armies in Puebla region
Revolutionary troops operating in the Puebla mountains defeated federal forces, leaving 3130 dead and wounded. Fighting continues near San Marcos at the junction of the Inter-Oceanic and Mexicano railways.
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Vera Cruz
Puebla
Huerrista
San Marcos
inter-Oceanic and
Regulars Fight Move to Recognize Russia in Senate Clash
Washington December 18 Regulars in Congress oppose any action to recognize Soviet Russia. The opposition centers on Secretary Hughes and the administration as infighting grows over potential joint conferences and policy toward Moscow. Senators Borah Wheeler Lodge and other Republicans press for a firm stance while some Republicans back recognition, sparking a heated party dispute.
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Russia
White House
Moncow
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Prag
North Dakota
Mehart
Pyoterte J. Measenger N Gformalen Beg bog no asi
Readable fragments describe Pyoterte J. Measenger and Gformalen Beg in a local notice. The text hints at a formal request or filing but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes. Further context would be needed to confirm the event or involved parties.
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