Submarine Subsidy Bill Faces House Test As Changes Rise
Friends of the ship subsidy bill mobilize strength to defeat amendments that would kill the measure. Notable changes include removing the five percent freight deduction, barring federal employees from shipboard purchases, raising loan rates to 4 1 3 percent, and prohibiting selling Leviathan below reconditioning cost. Proponents kept immigrant carriage and coastal division provisions intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hayward
Washington
Friends of
House Merchant Marine Committee
House
United States
Bakes to Death Before a Gas Fire in Room
The body of Henry Becker, 50, was found seated before a gas stove in his room in Cincinnati. Coroner says he sat and was overcome by gas fumes, then baked to death as the chair and clothing were charred and the stove emitted heat. He was last seen alive on Saturday when he entered the room.
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Cincinnati
Henry Becker
Becker
Reconciled Couple Hopes For Next Step In Marriage Case
In South Bend Indiana on November 28, 1930s report says Professor H N Tiernan and his wife Augusta have reconciled after a thirty six hour separa tion and are living together. Meanwhile Blanche Brimmer Tiernan is at Marshaltown Indiana where investigations are said to be underway to prove she is not a bigamist in marrying Tiernan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Tiernan
Hn P. Tiernan
Augusta
Blanche Brimmer-Tiernan
Marshaltown
Unwed Kansas City Woman to Take Child to New York
Mrs. Frank G. Warren arrived in Washington and learned the labor department had admitted Miss Nancy Jordan, a young unwed mother, and her three year old child to the United States. Warren will take the girl to New York this afternoon.
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Washington
Frank G. Warren
Kansas City
Department of Labor
United States
Nancy Jordan
New York
Street cars collide injuring three in Cleveland
Three people were seriously hurt and a store badly shaken when two street cars collided on East Blath Street at Carnegie Avenue in Cleveland this morning. The British government estimates England has spent over 50 million dollars on Mesopotamia since the armistice.
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Cleveland
East Blath Street
Carnegie Avenue
England
Mesopotamia
Borah pushes push for recognition of Soviet Russia
Senator Borah of Idaho announces plans to renew the drive in Congress for US recognition of Soviet Russia. He will speak at a Boston mass meeting and join progressive leaders in pressing an end to withholding recognition. The push aligns with La Follette platform and bipartisan conferences debating policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bart Campbell
Washington
United States
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Boston
Borak
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Governors Elect Donahey Backed For Deals And Appointments
Columbus November 28 Politicians swarm Governor elect Donahey seeking patronage. Cabinet posts pay 6500 yearly seven slots and a 5000 secretary. Appointments include finance commerce welfare industrial relations agriculture health highways and two remaining directors including Highways Herrick and Education E Riegel. Other posts include executive clerk 3000 yearly Adjutant General successor 6000 Prohibition Commissioner 5090 civil service commissioner Thad H Brown secretary of state elect 4000 Budget superintendent 4000 State Fire Marshal 4500 Building and Loan superintendent 5000 Utilities Commissioner 6000 Fish and Game warden 3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Herrick
Civil Service
E. Riegel
Ohio
Florence
Parker
Thad H.brown
Dykeman
J. W. Prugh
Charles C. Marshall
A. C. Baxter
Gossip About Woman Sparks Poison Plot Case in Wisconsin
Miss Anna Lenz, daughter of a wealthy farmer in Chilton, Wisconsin, is jailed on an accusation she sent poisoned candy to Mrs. Frank Schneider, allegedly sparked by rumors about a dance with a married man. Authorities say the candy killed Mrs. Schneider, mother of eight, prompting Lenz to admit the motive involved harsh gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lenz
Frank Schneider
Henry Schneider
Miss Lenz
Ambitious boy loses left arm at soap factory
Leonard Regan, 19, lost his left arm when it was torn off in a soap machine in Cincinnati. He had supported himself with odd jobs and was studying chemistry at night school, fearing the injury would ruin his career despite initial coping with pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Leonard Regan
Bank of Athens offers U S Victory Liberty Loan notes
The Bank of Athens offers to collect U S Victory Liberty Loan 4 percent notes bearing letters A through F that were called for payment on December 15, 1922. Interest on these notes ceases on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Athens N. B. A
U. S. Victory Liberty Loan
Negro Killer Sought in Rendville Murder Case
Sheriff in Athens county seeks Charles Brooks aged 48 colored of Rendville Perry county after he fatally shot Henry Burns white on Rendville main street Monday afternoon over a dispute about price of white mule. Brooks fled despite nearby marshal presence and is believed same man who earlier held up Sheriff Herb Mitchell during a bootlegging arrest attempt.
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Perry County
Rendville
Herb Parker
Athens County
Charles Brooks
Henry Burns
Corning
Brooks
Burns
Burnes
Gurne
Marshall
Herb Mitchell
Bandits Escape After Shootout With Capital Police
In Columbus on November 28 Patrolman G H Kohler died and Corporal Roscoe Friddle was wounded as four unknown bandits, halted in a stolen Packard from Cleveland, fired on them before fleeing. One bandit likely wounded. lifeless body found in the car near London. Car abandoned twenty miles west of Columbus near West Jefferson. search for remaining bandits ongoing.
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Dle
Cleveland
Kohler
Corporal Friddle
Friddle
Columbus
West Jefferson
London
Interstate Commission Sets Value on New Haven Railroad Assets
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a tentative valuation of 382.8 million dollars for the property and subsidiaries of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad as of today November 28. The ruling outlines the scope of the carrier’s assets and related holdings while signaling initial pricing for regulatory purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Stated Communication at Paraimu thia Lodge No 25 Held Tuesday
Stated communication of Paraimu thia Lodge No 25 announced for Tuesday November 28 at 7:00 PM. Election of officers for ensuing year and work in the F C degree listed. W W Lee Worshipful Master J A Palmer Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraimuthia Lodge
F. C
W. W. Lee
Dance at Lamborns Pavilion Opens Carnival Night
Big carnival dance at Lamborns Pavilion in Gloucester on Thursday night features banjo and violin wizards. Event advertised for November 28 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamborns Pavilion
Turks press for $1,000,000,000 indemnity at Near East talks
Delegates clash as Turks demand one billion dollars for damages from the Greek invasion of Asia Minor. Talks in Curzon's apartments surface a patchwork accord with plans for a later conference and a retreat from full Russian membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Joan Hadley
D. N.S
Laubanne
Near East
Christian Rakovsky
Ukrainia
Russia
Black Sea
Buck
Lord Curzon
Ismet Pasha
Coue
Richard Washburn Child
Turkey
United States
Ismet
Asia Minor
Thirteen Cars Destroyed in a Columbus Garage
A short circuit is believed to have started a fire that destroyed a garage store house machine shop and tool shed owned by the Blumer Surtain Packing Co on Sandusky street. Firemen faced explosions from gasoline tanks as thirteen automobiles were burned in the blaze causing about 7000 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Blumer Surtain Packing Co
Sandusky Street
Thanksgiving Dance at Dalton’s Academy dances the night
A Thanksgiving dance is announced at Dalton’s Academy for Thursday November 30 at 8 o’clock with music. The notice lists the event as a social gathering for students and community members to enjoy the evening.
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Dalton's Academy
Attention B P O E Meeting Tonight
Notice urges members to attend a 7 49 meeting with applications for the degree initiation. Members are encouraged to come out and participate.
Runaways Near Capture After Prisons Escape
Nine of fifteen longterm convicts who fled the state prison via steam tunnels were in solitary confinement as deputies state police and posses hunted the remaining six. Four escapees who hijacked a car were found aboard an abandoned tug at Houghton Lake sixty miles away after wrecking the vehicle. Three others were arrested near the prison and the last two captured moments after departure.
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Marquette
Mid
Houghton Lake
Peace Made in Rate Settlement Between Power and Traction Firms
In Nelsonville on November 28 a dispute between the Rocking Power company and the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction company over a disputed charge of about 700 dollars a year was settled. A telephone wire fell across the trolley wire causing damage and raising the rate dispute. Traction officials had threatened to cut power on November 20, but an adjustment now allows the usual hourly service to continue.
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Nelsonville
Trocking Power Company
Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Company
Tier Traction Company
Stated Communication of Paramathia Lodge 25
The Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F and A M holds a stated meeting Tuesday November 24 1922 at 7 PM for officer installations including William W. Lee as W M and James A. Palmer serving as Secretary 1127 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramathia Lodge
William W. Lee
W. M Ijames A. Palmer
Haswell Foiled by Train Gap Plans for Air Help
Haswell of New York City left a Pennsylvania train in Payton to obtain medicine for his seriously ill wife. While he was gone the train departed, but he arranged an airplane to catch up. The aircraft left at 10:01 a.m. and aimed to overtake the train near an unnamed location as the ship proceeded.
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Payton, O
Haswell
New York
Cily
Pennsylvania
Iodiamapotia
Butler Nomination Moves Fast Toward Senate Confir mation
Washington November 28Administration readers pressed for immediate Senate action on the nomination of Pierce Butler St Paul lawyer and federal justice. After a Taft visit to the committee room a special Senate judiciary committee meeting was set by Senator Nelson to report the nomination favorably and push confirmation before today’s session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pierce Butler
St Paul
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nelson
Republican
Minnesota
Sesson
Pension bill backed by committees strengthens wartime benefits
Washington report states the house pension committees favorably reported the Dureuim tension DI drafted by Congressman M Porter of Ohio. The measure would provide additional pensionola for war veterans and expand wartime support.
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Washington
House Pension E
M. Powter
Ohio
California firm declares stock dividend
New York finance news reports that Union Oil Company of California today declared a stock dividend of 0 percent. The action affects shareholders and signals corporate policy on equity distribution.
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New York
The
Nion OU Co
California
Country club calls for Thanksgiving dinner plates
A notice instructs patrons to call the country club steward not later than morning Wednesday to reserve plates for the Thankselving dinner dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Dance Tonight at Harvey's Pavilion Chauncey
Saquin ty's Five orchestra will perform tonight at Harvey's Pavilion in Chauncey offering a lively evening of music and dancing for local residents.
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Harvey
Chauncey
Saquinty
Five Orchestra
Cabinet Members Lose Faith in Enforcing Liquor Laws
President Harding and his cabinet scrutinize enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act. Mellon and Daugherty caution that the laws cannot be fully enforced as written, citing bribery, collusion, and foreign noncooperation as key obstacles. War Weeks and Navy Denby note court congestion and observed violations at the Army Navy game. No plan to modify the laws now, focus remains on enforcement.
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George R. Holmes
Jl. N
Washington
Harding
Treasury Mellon
Daugherty
War Weeks
Melion
United States Army
Congress
Mystery poisoning shocks Los Angeles police
Police probe a fatal poisoning at the Alexandria Hotel involving war veteran Taf Voge age 22 from Hillshore Oregon. A second person may have shared luncheon with him and left no trace leaving detectives puzzled over the murder suicide or accident theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaden Elwynn Voge
Hillshore
Oregon
Taf
Alesandriaotel
V. Ky Vore
Portory
Worlan
Voge
Thanksgiving closing notice at Westfall and Slaughter Cash
Patience for patrons wishing to thank a donor are asked to phone in on Tuesday. the store will be closed all day Wednesday due to the death of John Vors Westfall and Slaughter Cash Grocery located on W Union Street requests calls at phone 722.
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John Vors
Westfall and Slaughter Cash Grocery
W. Union Street
Robbers Steal From Covington Grocery in Cincinnati Area
Three bandits robbed a Covington grocery last night, taking 108 dollars and 89 cents. One robber forced the manager to lie on the floor and sat on him while the others emptied the cash register.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Swiney Sisters Recovered After Hunger Strike
Mary Mace Swiney and her sister Annie, released from MG Joy prison after eleven days on hunger strike, were hospitalized in Dublin recovering from severe self imposed fasting. Doctors noted serious health effects but expected recovery.
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Dublin
Mary Mace Swiney
MG Joy
Free State
Annie
Harding Promotes Household Aid Booklet for Housewives
President Harding supports improving conditions for women in the home. A government booklet on housekeeping methods and materials offers practical guidance. To receive a free copy send name and address to The Athens Messenger Information Bureau Washington DC.
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Harding
America
Tia
Knylone
J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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