German cabinet faces rejection and possible dissolution
Berlin reports say Dr. Heinrich Albert’s new cabinet may be dismissed by the Reichstag. President Ebert vows to dissolve parliament if rejected, with Von Brockdorff-Rantzau named as possible foreign minister. Albert expected to lead a nonpartisan administration amid earlier war roles. Herr von Kardorff and Herr Jarres had been courted to form the government beforehand.
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D. Weyer
Berlin
Heinrich Albert
Willy
Reichstag
Ebert
Albert
von Brockdorf Rentzau
Paris
Dr Albert
United States
New York
Stresemann
Herr von Kardorff
Herr Jarres
Explosive Chase From Ohio Coal Mine Night Thriller
Prosecuting Attorney Russell Winsterwald and “Peck” Beverage of Athens survive a nerve racking 20 mile pursuit by prohibition officers after a Columbus football trip. An initial mistaken highway robbery scare ends when both parties realize the others were lawmen and the chase ends near Circle Hill after car swap.
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Russell Winsterwald
Peck
Athens
Columbus
Prohibition
Iaa Buick
Ford
Logan
Nash
Sines
Finsterwald and Beverage
Nelsonville
Buick
Circle Hill
Beverage
Finsterwald
Feck
Gas mine explosion at Orient injures and traps workers
Reports from Orient Illinois outline a deadly gas explosion at Mine No 1 of the Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co. near Orient seven miles southwest of Benton. Two women died and eight were injured initially, with later updates showing many rescued and officials enforcing censorship.
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Renton
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin
Orient
West Frankfort
Ills
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Co
Orient, Hill
Coal Company
International News Service
Benton
Young Pinchot Wins Nun Role in Broadway Miracle
17 year old Samond Pinchot without acting experience accepts a featured nun role in Max Reinhardt stage production of the Miracle. The offered part comes after Reinhardt observed her on a ship en route to America.
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York
Samond Pinchot
Minturn Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Miss Pinchot
Max Reinhardt
Maria Carmi Natchabelli
Diana Manners
Reinhardt
America
Lexington clock strikes stopped to spare sleepers
In Lexington Kentucky the town has halted the clocks from striking to avoid waking residents. Officials say the chimes may sound only during church hours to respect sleep.
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Lexington
Flood Wood constable Finn in intoxication case at Deanville dance
William Finn a Floodwood citizen and York Township constable was detained by Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Cady at a Deanville dance hall late Saturday night on a charge of intoxication. Allegations say he staged a one man Wild Wear act tickling male dancers with a revolver muzzle and used weapon to secure partners. Finn pleaded not guilty at Magister Helwig’s court and trial was scheduled for Friday November 30 with bail set at 200 dollars.
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Iliam Finn
Floodwood
York Township
Deanville
McKinley
Cady
Hastile
Finn
Helwig
Fatal burn tragedy in Shadyside from gasoline can explosion
Rade Stanovich died after a gasoline can he used to clean his automobile exploded in Shadyside. He was hospitalized in Bellaire before succumbing to injuries.
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Shadyside
Rade Stanovich
Bellaire
Defiance Plans Farm Institute Meetings Across County
State Supervisor C B F Allen met with officers of four independent and four state aid institutes in Defiance County to outline plans for the upcoming meetings.
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Defiance
B. F. Allen
Defiance County
It Takes Capital To Farm Now
A Medina County dairy study from Ohio State University extension economists shows farms investing about 5900 dollars in working capital for an average 140 acres. That amounts to roughly 43 dollars per acre, a level comparable to the price of farmland thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State University
Rural Economics Department
The
College of Agriculture
Medina County
Subpoena Issued for Siebold in Railroad Consolidation Hearings
The interstate commerce commission ordered E G Siebold secretary to Henry Ford and VP of Ward's railroad to attend its hearings on railroad consolidation. The U S marshal for the District of Columbia searched for Siebold for several days without success as the commission met briefly this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
District of Columbia
E. G. Siebold
Henry Ford
Ward
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Siebold
lLiebold
Dollings Buyers to Decide Stand in Ohio Meeting
Columbus Nov 26 A decision on the organization’s stance toward opposing the Rings Co will be made Tuesday at a meeting of the Stockholders Protective Association of Ohio. The group consists of Dollings securities owners with stockholders from across the state expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
the Rings Co
Stockholders’ Protective Association of Ohio
Dollings Enterprises
Wild Spending In Cleveland Cases Arrest Of New Yorker
Barlow M. Diamond of Brooklyn was arrested at Hotel Statler by New York homicide detectives and Cleveland officers on a fugitive from justice charge related to a Brooklyn bank messengers murder. He was to be extradited to New York after brief detention and rapid transfer to a Buffalo train.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Barlow M. Diamond
Brooklyn
New York
Hotel Statler
Thomas Martin
Stephen Donohue
Diamond
William S.S. Barlow
William H. McLaughlin
55Th Street
Utrecht Avenue
Buffalo
Birthday joy as 13th birthday comes for Helen Hamilton
Camden New Jersey November 26 The prayer of Helen Hamilton for life to reach her thirteenth birthday is answered The incurable heart ailment still looms but she enjoys the day propped in bed with gifts from distant cities piled around her The Philadelphia heart specialist predicted a hopeful cure and years of life.
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Camden
N. J
Helen Hamilton
Helen
Philadelphia
Black Shirt Worn by Spanish King in Fascist Gesture
Naples, Nov 26 King Alfonso of Spain arrived home from Italy and agreed to review a fascist parade of 10,000 as he becomes the first king to wear the black shirt insignia following a state visit to Italy. The royal party was welcomed by the Duke of Aosta.
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Naples
Alphonso
Spain
Italy
Aosta
Alfonso
County tax books opened for December 1923 collection
County Treasurer R. P. Innes opened the tax books for December 1923 taxes on Monday. All taxes must be paid by January 20 with a push to pay early to avoid a last minute rush.
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R. P. Innes
New England Isolated by Heavy Snowfall
Central and western Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, and northern New York were largely cut off as heavy snow contained highways and halted telephone lines. About a foot blanketed the Mohawk trail and drifts reached ten feet in some areas with hundreds of cars stranded.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
Printer Woode Worth Named Superintendent at Mansfield Reformatory
R. P. Woode Worth of Ashland has been chosen to oversee the printing plant at the State Reformatory in Mansfield. The appointment places Worth in charge of all printing operations and related duties at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland, O
R. P. Woodeworth
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Old World Fights Back To America Causes Outrage
Philadelphia police conclude the bombing of Spanish and Italian consulates in the city was driven by old world factional hatred imported by immigrants. Authorities say the Third Internationale is behind the attacks as a challenge to Mussolini and Rivera governments in Spain and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Agenta
Department of Justice
Mussolini
Rivera
Spain
Italy
Fire damages Haller Baking Co. plant in Akron
A blaze caused by an overheated oven on the second floor of the Haller Baking Co. plant in Akron Sunday inflicted about 60,000 dollars in damage. It is the second fire from the same cause in this building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron. O
Haller Baking Co
Allied Ghiens Making Deals In Ruhr Crisis
Negotiations between German industrialists and the Franco Belgian economic commission restart to cut Ruhr deliveries and ease labor unrest. Allied chiefs press for coal iron and steel magnates to sign final agreements as unemployment and hunger threaten unrest. a key obstacle remains the German demand to credit Ruhr deliveries to reparations.
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Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Foster Seeks Broad Tax Cuts to Aid Veterans
Washington report notes Ohio Congressman I M Foster will push the largest possible tax reduction while preserving veteran benefits from Civil Spanish and world wars. He plans a bill to fix issues from the supreme court child labor ruling as Congress prepares a six month session in December with Longworth backed for floor leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. M. Foster
Ohio
Supreme Court
Foster
Congress
Longworth
Cincinnati
Mine Rescue Train Evacuates After Herrin Explosion
In Herrin Illinois a gas explosion trapped workers. Five men were reportedly rescued with heavy burns and about sixty others were in the affected area as the rescue train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Ill
Rum Schooner Tomaka Seizure Sparks Three Mile Debate
Officials believe the British register schooner Tomaka seized off the New Jersey coast by U S customs may be American owned. The incident raises questions over the three mile limit in pursuit and capture of a vessel.
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Washington
Tomaka
New Jersey
Nine Die In Confluent House Fire Killing Nine People
A fatal blaze at the home of Samuel Rosso near Confluence Pennsylvania killed nine people. Firefighters recovered bodies and continued search of the ruins for additional victims.
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Confluence
Samuel Rosso
Fight to Cut Tax on Alcohol Used in Medicine
Washington reports a congressional battle over reducing or removing the tax on industrial alcohol used in pharmaceuticals. Drug manufacturers push to end the tax on alcohol for medicinal preparations, arguing the levy harms patients and hampers medicine production while the Treasury plans to shift taxes among various items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States and Norway Renew Five-Year Arbitration Pact
The United States and Norway renewed for five years their treaty of arbitration directing international disputes to the court of arbitration at The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Norway
Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Army to Open School of Business for Officers
Secretary of War Weeks approved a plan proposed by Assistant Secretary Davis to establish a business school for army officers, announced today in Washington. The initiative aims to enhance officer training and administrative skills within the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Weeks
Dwight FF. Davis
Army
Arkansas Senator Signals Battle Over Mellon Tax Plan
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas said the Democrats of the 68th congress will not accept the Mellon tax reduction program if it harms the soldiers' bonus. He warned the plan faces opposition within the Democratic ranks and stressed veteran benefits as a key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
68Th Congress
Ohio official urges swift state office building construction
Columbus Ohio Herman J Witter director of industrial relations asks Governor Donahey to press the state building commission to move quickly on erecting the new state office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Herman J. Witter
Industrial Relations of
Ohio
Donahey
State Building Commission
Canaanville Coal Mine to Close Indefinitely
It was announced Monday afternoon that the Canaan Coal company mine, employing 300 men, would close for an indefinite period due to low coal prices. The mine will not reopen until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville Down
Canaan Coal Company
Resignation Accepted of Columbus Pastor to Beloit College
The First Congregational Church of Columbus officially accepted the resignation of Rev. Irving Maurer on Sunday. He is to become president of Beloit College in Beloit Wisconsin.
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Columbus
Irving Maurer
First Congregational Church
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Burglar Chases Stein Family From Cincinnati Home
Mr and Mrs John Stein were awoken by a burglar who locked the doors looted the house and fled before police arrived in Cincinnati last night.
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Cincinnati
John Stein
Ruth Neely France Elected OH Newspaper Women’s Leader
Ruth Neely France of Cincinnati has been elected president of the Ohio Newspaper Women's Association, indicating a leadership change within the state’s journalism community.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Neely France
Ohio
Women's Association
Rail tragedy claims two lives near Sharonville
In Cincinnati Ohio a motor bus was hit by a train killing Fred Rahe aged 58 of Sharonville and Mc Clellan Grinch a 20 year old farmer from West Middleton. Hamilton county auto fatalities for 1923 rise to 120.
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Cincinnati
Fred Rahe
Sharonville
Marshal
McClellan Grinch
West Middletown
Hamilton County
Proposals for US Canada treaty to halt liquor smuggling
The treasury department outlined the U S plan for a Canada liquor treaty to end smuggling by land and sea. The agenda for the United States Canada conference to open in Ottawa tomorrow includes provisions for extradition of violators and ship clearance regulations.
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Washington
Canada
Treasury Department
Ottawa
Women Candidates Weigh In On December 6 General Election
Nov 26 London heavy fog as candidates file for the December 6 general election. About 1282 seek seats in the House of Commons but 615 are to be filled. Women ride the wave with contenders including the Countess of Warwek on the Labour ticket. Tory Major Astor and Nationalist T O'Connor have no opposition.
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London
Weath
House of Commons
Comtessa of Warwek
England
Major Astor
T. O'Connor
Great Blizzard Hits Eastern and Northern New York
A severe snowstorm swept eastern and northern New York causing telegraph and telephone outages streetcar disruption and impaired train service. Ten inches fell in the east with drifts up to ten feet. two deaths and many accidents were blamed on the storm including a man struck by a train and another killed shielding himself with an umbrella.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Catskills
Helderbergs
Adirondack Mountains
Joseph Clarence
Hoffmans
New York Central
Abraham Masters
Leviathan Sets Trans Atlantic Speed Record
The American liner Leviathan arrived from Southampton and Cherbourg lowering the trans Atlantic record to five days seven hours and twenty minutes, beating the Mauretania’s mark by 13 minutes on the 3,078 mile crossing.
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New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
Young football player dies from school game injuries
John J. Kelly aged 13 died at a Toledo hospital from a fractured skull suffered when he was tackled hard in a school football game last Thursday. The incident occurred during a game at the school, with Kelly sustaining the fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, CO
John J. Kelly
Kelly
Police Probe Death of Freeman Tracy on University Campus
Chicago police seek clues in the death of Freeman Louis Tracy a 23 year old technician earning 600 dollars a month shot in a speeding car on the University of Chicago campus. Investigators pursue romance links with married women and a clergy man s daughter while a labor dispute note is reviewed and a secret Evanston meeting is hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Freeman Louis Tracy
University of Chicago
Tracy
Evanston
Sheriff Jails Father on Non-Support Charge
Sheriff Reeves arrested Walter Burgess of Middleport and jailed him awaiting trial for abandoning his children. Burgess was indicted by the last grand jury but had evaded law enforcement until now.
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Reeves
Walter Burgess
Middleport
Cuyahoga County Motor Toll Rises with Weekend Deaths
Two more deaths in Cuyahoga County automobile accidents over the weekend lift the 1925 toll to 189. Harry Linkenstein, 27, killed in a crash while driving without lights. Robert Jenkins, four years old, struck by a car in Lakewood. several others injured in Sunday incidents across Greater Cleveland.
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Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Harry Linkenstein
Robert Jenkins
Lakewood
Greater
Use of Wheat Being Abused and Discriminated Against
The Department of Agriculture says U S wheat consumption is limited by postwar bread habits. It urges return to prewar use and feeding low grade wheat to livestock to reduce the surplus harming farmers. Bread price disparities with wheat cost cited as evidence of imbalanced farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dena
Department
Minneapolis
Weather bulletin promises a colder week ahead
The United States Weather Bureau foresees showers at week start and end with a markedly colder trend in the Ohio Valley. In Cincinnati the normal highs reach 47 and lows 30, while the mean is 38, signaling a shift to overcoats and mufflers as the week of December 1 unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cincinnati
FOR LADIES ONLY Hero sewing manual for women
This booklet is an authoritative sewing manual for women and girls. It covers hand and machine stitches, pattern cutting, and making garments from rompers to dresses and kiddies wear. It promises easy instructions with illustrations and urges readers to mail two cents or return postage for a copy.
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Sayoms
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