Naval Plan Believed to Be Nearest Final Stage
Washington reports a near agreement on major details of the United States naval arms limitation plan as the arms talks shift from talk to action. Far Eastern questions show progress with a basis for China open door and integrity. land armament likely to see broad reductions. France’s conscription cut and Anglo-American pledges to keep France from isolation are seen as potential next steps.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press Staff
Washington
America
United States
United Press
China
Elihu Root
Far East
Hughes
Balfour
Kato
Great Britain
Japan
Briand
France
Ulster Home Rule Brings Belfast Riots
Riots erupt in Belfast as Ulster government asserts home rule for the first time. Early today gunfire flared across districts with authorities unable to confirm casualty figures or obtain full details of the disturbances.
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Belfast
Ulster
Land Forces Remain for Parleys as Germany Faces Protests
Workmen faced mob attacks as they left their homes this morning. One man was killed and a woman seriously wounded in the clashes amid calls for guaranteed world security and police control rights.
Newly Arrived Diplomat Tells What His People Want
Washington November 22 The Kaiser's picture at the Germanic embassy has been scrapped Edmund Von Thermann here to open the Teuton quarters had it thrown into the discard with a lot of other symbols of the old regime The embassy is being repainted and repapered after being closed for nearly five years.
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Washington
Kaiser
Edmund von Thermann
Teuton
Four Americans Captured by Mexican Bandits in Chihuahua
Four Americans were kidnapped and held for two hours last night by Mexican bandits in Chihuahua state. Two of the captives were women. The incident was reported to the U S consul at Mexico City and forwarded to the state department.
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Washington
Chihuahua
Mexico City
State Department
Famous Surgeon Tries to Save Young Actress in New York
Nov 22. Dr Adolf Lorenz, famed Vienna surgeon visiting America, reports progress at Broad Street Hospital in attempt to save Miss Mary Moore, young New York actress, who suffered skull and vertebrae fractures in an auto crash. Doctors say she will likely survive only if the next fifty hours pass without complications.
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New York
Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
America
Broad Street Hospital
Mary Moore
France Says France Does Not Stand Alone Now
Washington dispatch reports Prime Minister Briand declares at the Washington conference that France does not stand alone and hopes Germany will see a path to moral disarmament. He smiles as he notes broad sympathy for his remarks and anticipates impact on German sentiment.
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France
Germany
Briand
Governor Davis names Major T. E. Andrews assistant adjutant general
Columbus November 22 Governor Davis appointed Major T. E. Andrews of Marion as assistant adjutant general to succeed Harry Horner of Lima who resigned from the post.
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Columbus
Davis
T. E.andrews
Marion
Harry €. Horner
Lima
Preliminary hearing set in triple murder case
Wilmington county prosecutor S L Gregor said the preliminary hearing for Oliver Vandervort, charged with murdering his wife, her alleged lover, and his wife's mother, will proceed once all evidence is gathered. A stray joke about appearances closes the report.
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Wilmngton, CO
Oliver Vandervort
S. L. Gregor
Dancing Night at Lamborn's Pavilion Glouster Ohio
At Lamborn's Pavilion Glouster Ohio on November 25 dancing from eight till midnight promises a good time. Old Man agement announces event details with fresh turnout expected.
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Lamborn
Glouster
Woman Loses Hair in Burglar Standoff in Cleveland
Mrs. R. Drake of Cleveland Heights was attacked by a burglar who cut off part of her hair when no valuables were found. She fled to a rear door and yelled for help, but the thief dragged her back before neighbors could hear the disturbance.
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Cleveland
Drake
Cleveland Heights
Watson's Out Again as Ford Attacked in Senate
Senator Tom Watson of Georgia broke with Democrats to back Senator Newberry of Michigan for a Senate seat in a dramatic session in Washington. The exchange showcased partisan fault lines as the debate touched on principles of merit and political theatre.
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Watson
Washington
Henry Ford
Senate
Tom Watson
Georgia
Democrats
Newberry
Michigan
Germany ready to give guarantees to avert new war
Washington Nov 22 Germany seeks to reassure across the Rhine that it will provide guarantees to prevent another war. Edmund Von Thermann, aspiring to be Germany's chanceller or counselor, says Berlin desires undisturbed opportunities in the Ruhr and elsewhere and would offer acceptable guarantees to a world tribunal. He disputes Ludendorff influence and notes German factories are now peacetime producers under allied supervision, with armament largely scrapped.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
Germany
Rhine
Edmund von Thermann
Rhur
Thermann
France
Briand
Ludendorff
Berlin
Bavaria
Entente Committee
Ohio soldier bonus plan moves to bond details
Nov 22 state sinking fund commissioners with the administration of the Ohio soldier bonus were to approve bond form interest rate and details. Governor Davis proclamation declaring the veterans' adjusted compensation amendment part of the state constitution issued after official canvass. Appointment of a supervisor of the compensation work expected immediately.
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Columbus
Davis
Notable Ohio Marriages and Deaths Captured in Yesterday’s Inquiries
A snippet from Yesterday's in Ohio records notes William Henry Harrison’s 1795 marriage to Anna Symmes at North Bend. It records Joseph N Miller born 1836 in Springfield and died 1909 in East Orange NJ, Edward Ball's 1872 rail death at Zanesville born 1811 Virginia, Mansfield Elks lodge 1886, and 1888 Cleveland club surpassing Detroit in the National League.
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William Henry Harrison
Anna Symmes
North Bend
Joseph N. Miller
United States Navy
Springfield
East Orange
N. J
Edward Ball
Zanesville
Virginia
Mansfield Lodge of Elks
Land Arms the One Big Loa Before World
The crisis of the Arms conference reaches its third session. Briand, bold yet unpalatable, argues land armament fears echo from the old warlords while Hughes answers with a pursuit of peace and a will to peace. The world seeks security beyond force as France weighs its future amid cautious talks.
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WM. Jennings Bryan
United Press
Washington
Briand
Hughes
Germany
France
von Molkke
Ludendorff
Cheaper Turkeys Predicted for Thanksgiving in Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 22, retailers reported lower turkey prices for Thanksgiving. N. B. Cessa at Sheriff Street Market forecast birds will average about 60 cents per pound on Thanksgiving Day, with current prices around 85 cents and a peak of 75 cents last year.
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Cleveland, CO
Cessa
Sheriff Street Market
Knights of Pythias Building Burns in Bloomingburg
The Knights of Pythias building in Bloomingburg burned this morning causing about a $20,000 loss. It was the town’s largest modern building.
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Washington
Knights of Pythias
Bloomingburg
Senate Newberry Debate Turns Bitter in Saned Dispute
Disorder marked a senate session on November 22 as Senators Penrose and Heflin clashed over whether Senator Newberry of Michigan should keep his seat. The fracas prompted official rebukes and removal of their remarks from the congressional record.
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Senate
Newberry
Washington
Michigan
Penrose
Heflin
Congressional
New Plan for Taxes Proposed by State Senator Rowe
Cleveland, Nov. 22. State Senator J J Rowe unveiled a modified classification plan to revise Ohio tax law. The proposal taxes property by true value, income, and inheritances, with exemptions to avoid double taxation. It sets mill caps, requires voter approval for extras, limits state tax to one mill, and includes bonds and special district budget rules.
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Cleveland, O
J. J. Rowe
Rowe
County Board of Apportionment
Divorce Suit Draws Crowd in Varner Case
The Varner divorce suit opened in the court of common pleas with a capacity audience. Mary Varner seeks divorce from Jacob L. Varner on cruelty and adultery grounds. They wed December 2, 1901 and have a 12 year old child. The petition accuses Jacob of attack on Sylvia Dailey and of cursing her and claiming she was in chastity. Jacob counters with accusations against Mary and denial of her claims. Varner says Mary mistreated him and favored William Wyman, noting she might as well be killed rather than part with Wyman. Eighteen witnesses are expected. only one side had been heard at noon.
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Varner
Court of Common Pleas
Mary
Jacob L. Varner
Lottridge
Sylvia Dailey
Warner
William Wyman
Wyman
Narrow Miss on Athens Nelsonville Road Collision
Two Jacksonville residents George Kettle and Virgil Wemmer escaped injury when a four o four traction car side swiped their touring car on the Athens Nelsonville road. The impact tore off steps from the traction car and damaged the Chevrolet car occupants say they did not see the traction car due to another car ahead. Motorman Hoy Morris hit the air brake and sand to stop the traction car just inches from a full collision.
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Jacksonville
George Kettle
Virgil Wemmer
Athens-Nelsonville
Hoy Morris
Road improvement appeal sent to state board
Regular Athens county commissioners meeting held Monday. A Glouster committee asked for support to urge the state highway commissioners to improve the next state road between Glouster and Burr Oak. County road directors accepted the appeal and will write the state highway board recommending the project.
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Athens County Commissioners
Glouster
Burr Oak
Athens County
State Highway Board
Peg Fuller to play in charity game with Rainbows Stars
Ohio University captain Francis Peg Fuller has accepted an invitation to join the Rainbows in a Columbus benefit game arranged by L W St John. The fundraiser for Associated Charities features Rainbows with Ohio State stars and former stars, including Eddie Casey, facing the Starbucks.
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Ohio
Finsterwald
Starbuck
Ohio State
Rainbow
Eddie Casey
Associated Charities
Money Conditions Eased By President On Rail Funding Bill
The administration will let the railroad funding bill lie in Congress. President Harding now says improved money market conditions allow railroads to finance themselves without government aid.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Harding
Auto Lights Must Be Kept Lighted
Athenians faced a police warning from Chief Lewis Graham urging drivers to keep headlights on and comply with automotive light laws. He cited numerous reports of cars left unlit while stopped on streets beyond the head-on parking zones.
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Lewis Graham
Coalition ticket eyed by Ohio Republicans in gov race
Reports from Columbus say federal faction Republicans and Ohio party leaders have agreed on a coalition state ticket for next year's primary. Carmi Thompson of Cleveland would be governor and William H. Jr. of Cincinnati lieutenant governor, with others including C. Brown for secretary of state and Rupert Beetham for treasurer.
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Columbus
Republican Party
Ohio Party
Davis
Capitol
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
William H. Jr
Cincinnati
Once J. Brown
Blanchester
Rupert Beetham
London
United States
Simeon D
Yellow Springs
Arthur H. Day
Tige
Congressmat |Atlarge
Britain suspends recruitment of ordinary seamen
Britain moves toward arms reduction by suspending recruitment of ordinary seamen. The Admiralty allows continued service for certain special classes while the government offers no detailed explanation. The army total is 417000, including Indian troops and 60000 wounded still being demobilized. Authorities seek relief for unemployment from four battleships tied up. Premier B’s Windsor speech drew mixed approval in the British press amid warnings of risky waters ahead.
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Chas. M. McCann
United Press Staff
London
Britain
Admiralty
War Office
Wington
Daily Express
Senate OKs maternity bill amendments for infant care
Washington Nov. 21 The Senate agreed to house amendments to the Sheppard- Turner maternity bill and sent the measure to the President for signature. The amendment provides 6 750 000 dollars for the next five years for infant and maternity care across 48 states.
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Senate
Washington
House
Bride Identifies Murder Victim in Sidney Freight Car Case
The body of a murder victim found in a Sidney freight car was identified by Mrs. Jeanne Kershaw a 19 year old bride here as her husband.
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Lima
Sidney
Jeanne Kershaw
Panama stamp request nudges reader to send free copy
The fragment notes an instruction to enclose two cents in stamps to obtain a free copy of Panama material and asks for the person’s name and address in plain form. It references Frederic J. Haskin as Director of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington D C and mentions street city and state.
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Pa Canal
Panama Canal
Washington Information Bureau
Wational Geographic Society
Panama
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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