Farm relief clash clouds plan for wheat farmers
Democratic and Republican farm bloc members unite to oppose the Coolidge plan for cooperative marketing as Congress nears new sessions. Senator Fletcher argues against national co operatives while supporting tariff protections, warning farmers face inherent market pressures.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Wheat Belt
Congress
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Coolidge
Edwin P. Ladd
North Dakota
Farm Bloc
Deocrats
Farmers’ Associations
Tarif
Fletcher
Divorce suit details a witness in Stokes case
W E D Stokes 73, accused of infidelity, testified in New York court that he met his wife Helen Elwood Stokes at Wallace's Fifth Avenue apartment. Horace G Knowles, ex diplomat, swore he saw the tainted scene, while fourteen other witnesses backed the couple’s private life testimony.
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New York
Trump
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Horace G. Knowles
United States
Rou- Mania
Bolivia
Peru
Wallace
Aveue
Wood Backed by U S Officials in Philippine Rule
Washington announces the United States government stands behind Governor-General Leonard Wood in his administration of the Philippines. Secretary of War Weeks releases a communication praising Wood and stating he did not misuse the powers of the governor-general.
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Washington
United States
Eonard Wood
Philippines
Wood
American Legion Debates Anti Klan Resolution
The fifth annual American Legion convention in San Francisco faces a stormy session as the resolutions committee denounces any organization defending the constitution while urging equal rights under law. The report condemns groups fostering racial or religious strife and taking law into their own hands as un American and a menace to liberties.
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Copeland C. Burg
I. N
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
American Legion
Thomas W. Miller
Knights
Dry Issue Splits Up Meeting of Governors
Prohibition divides the governors conference as dry and liberal factions clash over enforcement of the liquor law. Governor Pinchot accuses federal methods of fueling illicit traffic while Governor Parker argues prohibition will dominate 1924 campaigns and supports stricter cooperation to stamp out bootlegging.
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Kenneth W. Clark
West Baden
Ind
Law and Order
Coolidge
White House
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
America
Prohibition Unit
Washington
Governor Parker
Louisana
Parker
Hyde
Missouri
Silver
New Jersey
Citizenship Conference
Republican Party
Ohio to Hold 32 Conferences on International Relations
An Ohio program to boost public support for greater American involvement in world affairs begins Monday with 32 regional conferences. Organized by the Ohio Council of Churches and others, the series will feature Everett Colby Corwood Eddy and Hamilton Holt. Colby speaks in Akron Oct 29 and Canton Oct 30, with Newark, Zanesville, Marietta, and Athens visits over the following days.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Everett Colby
Corwood Eddy
International Y. M. C. A
Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
Colby
Akron
Canton
Dr. Eddy
Newark
Zanesville
Marietta
Athens
Fire destroys farm home of B A Storrow at Wellington
The newly built farm home of B A Storrow in Wellington burned, with a loss estimated between nine and ten thousand dollars. Wellington fire department responded to the alarm but could not save the structure.
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Wellington
B. A. Storrow
Wellington Fire Department
Silo machine blow pipe injures Sterling Mills
Sterling Mills of North Olmstead is hospitalized in Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after a blower pipe on a silo filling machine came off and struck him in the head.
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Elyria
Sterling Mills
North Olmestead
Memorial Hospital
Boone County farmers mine river coal on sand bar
Low Ohio river stages leave a sand bar at North Bend across the river from Kentucky. Farmers in Boone County using plows scoop coal washed from sunken barges and buried in sand two feet deep to stockpile for winter. Schools in the area are supplied as well.
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Cincinnati, .C
Cincinnati
Ohio
Boone County
Kentucky
North Bend
New Bus Law Creates State Utilities Department Head
Attorney Herman A. Schafer of Bridgeport was named head of the new bus department in the Ohio state utilities commission by State Commerce Director Locher. The $3,000 yearly salary is provisional pending civil service examination.
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Columbus
Herman A. Schafer
Bridgeport
State Utilities Commission
Locher
French cabinet backs Premier Poinecare's rejection
Paris reports the cabinet meeting under President Millerand approved Premier Poinecare's action rejecting yesterday's German charge d'affaires Von Hoesch's suggestions. The unanimous decision marks a firm stance in the ongoing diplomatic exchanges with Germany.
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Paris
Millerand
Poinecare
Herr von Hoesch
Monster Karnival and School Day in Harrisonville
Harrisonville hosts a full day festival on Saturday October 20 with more than twenty schools from Coolville Wilkesville Rutland Albany Chester Dyesville Tuppers Plains Middleport Syracuse and others. Events start at 9:00 a.m. include basketball football races and displays with premiums balloons noon lunch music speeches and a final Syracuse versus Jerseyville basketball game. A ten dollar prize rewards the district earning the most premiums across contests and displays.
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Coolville
Wilkesville
Rutland
Albany
Chester
Dyesville
Tuppers Plains
Middleport
Syracuse
Jerseyville
Love and conflict in a Deanville triangle ends in assault charge
In Deanville, Ida Gloeckner is charged with assault and threats by Mahala Van Sickle after weeks of dispute over an elderly suitor. Constable Durfee escorted Gloeckner to appear before Magistrate Helwig, where she pleaded not guilty and was released on her own recognizance awaiting further hearing.
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Deanville
Durfee
Ida Gloeckner
Mahala van Sickle
Bus Plunge Kills Fifteen in Moroccan Ravine
Fifteen people were killed and eleven injured when a motor bus carrying 35 passengers plunged into a mountain ravine near Casa Blanca Morocco today.
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Casa Blanca
Morocco
Marriages Create A Family Puzzle In Newport
In Cincinnati on October 18, Thomas Morris and William Morris married Gertrude Winsor and her daughter Hazel in separate ceremonies officiated by Magistrate Theodore Battesman. The double weddings weave intertwined in law and relation, leaving relatives to untangle a complex set of aunt, mother, sister, and grandmother roles.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Ponder
Thomas Morris
Galena
Gertrude Winsor
William Morris
Hazel Morris
William
Kidnapping suspect aborts auto theft in Canton
In Canton Ohio on October 18 a man who stole an Oakland automobile with Dorothy Martin fled to the countryside after a three hour chase. Police search the area for the kidnapper and auto thief described by the girl as a large man not her mother.
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Canton, O
the K
Oakland
Dorothy Martin
G. E. Martin
Dorothy
Lloyd George urges full restoration of Europe in Chicago speech
In Chicago David Lloyd George addressed 10,600 listeners urging moderation toward Germany and reparations that fund Europe’s economic restoration. He warned against bayonet audits and pressed Britain’s stance on reparations within a tempered, business-minded plan.
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Chicago
David Lloyd George
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Tll
St. Louis
Germany
America
International
Britain
England
Europe
France
Donahey Looks for Light on Prohibition at Washington
Governor A V Donahey of Ohio said President Coolidge will likely set the keynote on prohibition enforcement at the Washington conference. He added that regardless of enforcement impact, the president's stance on prohibition will be clarified.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Coolidge
Washington
A. V. Donahey
Ohio
National
Officials Promise Arrests After Pearlce Home Bombing Protest
Jefferson county officials in Steubenville Ohio say arrests are expected this week after residents of Smithfield protested to Governor Donahey over the bombing of Marshal Charles Pearce's home. Prosecuting Attorney E P Pearce and Sheriff Edward Lucas call the protest uncalled for and claim they have important information guiding the investigation.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Donahey
Southfield
Charles Pearce
E.&. Pearce
Edward Lucas
Smithfield
Marshal Pearce
Odd Answers Mark Naturalization Exam at St Clairsville
Edward Benson, a government naturalization officer, heard a string of odd responses during an exam in St Clairsville. An applicant blamed Democrats for laws in Washington, another claimed too many people run the country, a man said he could not read English, and a wife could not assist him. One respondent called Ohio’s governor a “Vice Donahey” in reply to who governs.
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Edward Benson
St. Clairsville
Washington
Jim
Ohio
Donahey
Lorain County Reports 33 Miles New Paving 25 Repaired
Lorain county commissioners say 33 miles of new paving and 25 miles of roads were paved or repaired this year across Lorain county. The count reflects a banner year for road improvements in the area.
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Elyria, O
Lorain County
Ford attacked over war plants sale to Alabama Power
Senator George W. Norris condemned Henry Ford for his attacks on Secretary of War Weeks and his criticism of the sale of the Gor gas steam plant near the Muscle Shoals water power project to Alabama Power Co. Norris called Ford's remarks unfair unjust and selfish in today’s statement.
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Washington
War Department
Gorgas
Government Water
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Alabama Power Co
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agricultural Committee
Henry Ford
War Weeks
Norris
Ford
Fear of Coal Strikes Ties Up Martins Ferry Glass Factory
Fear of strikes in the coal industry and fuel shortages lead a Martins Ferry glass factory to install off burners. The plant sits in a coal field and its coal supplier was a former mine owner, underscoring unstable conditions.
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Yorkville
Martins Ferry
Community chest seeks $5,000 for next year
Oberlin, Colorado community campaign requests five thousand dollars for the coming year with two thousand earmarked for the hospital and one thousand six hundred for a visiting nurse.
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Oberlin, CO
Community Chest
German Crisis Deepens as France Rejects Proposals
Berlin dispatch reports ominous clouds over Germany amid harsh reactions from France and Belgium to the government. Red terror spreads in Saxony as Reichswehr moves in, with open rifts between Saxony and Berlin and ten dead with many wounded.
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1. N.S
Berlin
Germany
France
Belgium
Giana
Ruhr
Saxony
Reichswehr
Dresden
Mannheim
New U N at their New U N at their Old World
Washington reports a pending US note to debtor nations about seven billion dollars of American debt and a planned communication urging settlement proposals. The note is described as a diplomatic instrument and a business style dun.
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Washington
United States
Woman shoots self after family dispute in Wheeling
Mrs. Mary Moore, at her Wheeling home, shot herself through the heart after a Sunday quarrel over an automobile ride. She left a note to her husband Samuel McOray and son Harry of Maynard Ohio saying goodbye and God bless you.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mary Moore
Samuel Mcoray
Harry
Maynard
Ohio
Athens completes city street paving projects
With all but one paving contract finished this year Athens has completed East Union Street from University Terrace to Stewart Street by Mariner Sams and Watt Street and Arden Place by Fred Beckler. Stewart Street remains to be completed while Lancaster Street repairs between West State and Carpenter near the high school proceed.
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Athens
East Union Street
University Terrace
Stewart Street
Mariner Sams
Watt Street
Arden Place
Fred Beckler
R. D. Williams
Lancaster Street
West State
Carpenter Streets
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