Eastern gasoline prices fall but no wide spread cuts
A 1923 report from International News Service notes lower gasoline prices in the eastern United States with New York at 21 cents and Albany at 19 cents. Overproduction blamed. Governor Smith and Attorney General Sherman probe alleged price manipulation but not yet affecting eastern prices. Stocks total about 1.05 billion gallons, enough for 43 days.
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I. N
New York
International News Service
Alleghanies
Middle-West
Pacific Coast
New England
Alfred Smith
Carl Sherman
Murray Hulburt
New York City
United States
United States Bureau of Mines
International News Ser
Boston
Albany
Pracuse
Pittsburgh
Seago
Springfield
S Moines
Ianapolis
Alton
Wood River
St. Louis
German Reparations Talks Reported by Berlin
An Oct 19 dispatch from INDON says the German government is preparing a new approach to reparations. Berlin may withhold formal delivery until it has informally approached allied capitals.
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Berlin
Weather Turns Cold as Great Lakes Region Feels First Frost
The Great Lakes area braces for the first frost of the season as autumn winds bring a drop in temperatures. The U S Bureau of Storm Warnings cautions residents about sharp chills and possible early winter conditions across the territory.
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Great Territory
United States Bureau of Storm
Great Lakes
Attorney General Charges Crooked Dollings Land Deals
The North Carolina Farms company a Dollings subsidiary was authorized to sell 48000 acres in North Carolina without title. Crabbe says ownership rested in the Dollings subsidiary after three stock sales, not by real property transfer. State records show no acre owned by the surviving North Carolina Farms company.
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Columbus, O
North Carolina Farms Company, & Dollings
State Securities Department
North Carolina
Crabbe
Securities Department
Locher
North Carolina Company
Dollings
North Carolina Farms Company
Bavarian Rift Sharpens as Saxony Envoy Is Snubbed
Bavaria cuts ties with Saxony and declines to receive a new envoy while General Von Lossow is recalled for failing to curb Bavarian autonomy. Dr. Hans Dorten urges a Rhineland republic and warns of disorder followed by reactionary violence amid a tense German scene.
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Bavaria
Saxony
von Lossow
Reichswehr
Hans Dorten
Rhineland
Rhenish
Germany
Drys Win Big at Governors Conference End
In West Baden Indiana on October 19 the drys scored a sweeping victory at the closing session of the annual governors conference. After a closed session most state executives signed Governor Sweet of Colorado's resolution pledging full support for President Coolidge and the fight to uphold prohibition.
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West Baden
Ind
Sweet
Colorado
Coolidge
United States
Natives slain by Italian aviators on Cyrenaica front
Central News dispatch from Rome cites military advices from Tripoli reporting Italian forces on the Cyrenaica front attacked rebel natives, killing 449. Italian casualties were ten dead and fifty wounded. Italian airplanes bombed the natives artillery.
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London
Cyrenaica
Rome
Tripoli
Oklahoma Hopefuls Eye Governorship Amid Quiet Campaign
A wary landscape shows Edward Trapp and other figures courting support as Oklahoma braces for a possible new chief executive. The piece notes cautious enthusiasm and political maneuvering within the state.
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Oklahoma
sAeut. Gov
Edward Trapp
Athens County Bankers Meet at County Seat
The Athens County Bankers Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Varsity Inn with nearly 30 members from nine banks. P E Kline of Cincinnati urged thorough securities investigation for safe investments while K L Woodworth and F L Thomas reported on the Group Seven Ohio Bankers meeting at Woodsfield and invited next year’s gathering to Athens.
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Athens County Bankers’ Association
Varsity Inn
Banks of
Athens
First National
and Security
Peppies Bank
Nelsonville
Marshfield Bank
New Marshfield
Glouster State
Glouster
First National Bank
Amesville
Citizens Bax
Albany
P. E. Kline
Fi@t National bank of Cincinnati
Ohio Health Workers to Meet in November
The fourth annual conference of county and city health commissioners with the Ohio health department will be held here the week of November 19. Public health workers and leaders from many parts of the country will participate with notable speakers prominent in public health work.
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Columbus
Ohio Health Department
Ford plans move of railroad shops to Lima
Henry Ford contemplates transferring the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad shops from Springfield to Lima. General Manager Reckelman and E. G. Liebold, Ford's private secretary, have inspected the local property.
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Lima, O
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Springfield
Lima
Henry Ford
Reckelman
E. G
Lie‘bold
Ford
Diary of Mrs. Stokes Key in Divorce Case Defense
In New York on October 19, the diary of Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, once a Denver society figure, was poised to become pivotal evidence in her divorce trial against millionaire William F. E. Stokes. Handwriting experts will verify authenticity, with the diary spanning from 1911 elopement to present, detailing alleged abuses and happiness.
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New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
Denver Society
William FE. D. Stokes
New Jersey
Gretna Green
Stokes
Samuel Untermyer
Halloween masquerade dance for Board of Trade band
Preparations underway in Wooster Ohio for a Hallowe en masquerade dance to benefit the Board of Trade band on a newly asphalted street.
Couple narrowly escape as car strikes bridge near Laurelville
Mr and Mrs Clark Ware and their small son escaped serious injury when their car struck a bridge near Laurelville at the edge of Chillicothe Ohio. The vehicle was practically demolished in the impact on October 19.
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Chillicothe, CO
Clark Ware
Laurelville
Secretary of Labor Urges Immigrant Registration
Cincinnati Ohio October 19 James J Davis secretary of labor urged registration of all immigrants in the United States on his way to Hazard Kentucky for a public address He said he would offer a proposal before Congress when it convenes in December.
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Cincinnati
United States
James J. Davis
Hazard
Congress
How to Wake 'Em Defiance Shooting Startled Resident
Charles R. Gellar woke to gunshots outside his bedroom window in Defiance Ohio, the incident prompting quick safety checks and police involvement as neighbors reported loud firing nearby. Investigators were gathering evidence and reviewing nearby streets for the shooter.
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Charles R. Gellar
Charges Heard Against Coshocton Schools Chief
Columbus Ohio October 19 Serious charges against O B Clifton superintendent of Coshocton schools seeking revocation of his life certificate to teach are scheduled to be heard today by the state teachers examining board The accusations include falsifying a Coshocton High school graduate claim to aid Forest Mullough entry to the bar and rest involve embezzlement misappropriation and immorality with an unmarried woman The board will reserve its decision for future action.
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Columbus
O. B. Clifton
Coshocton
State
H. W. Cresap
Clifton
Forest McCullough
Cleveland
Coshocton High School
Cresap
Children’s Red Cross
Gallipolis
Still Strike Dublin Hunger Protests Echo Prison Release
In Dublin on October 19 sixty republican prisoners were released from Mountjoy Prison by Free State officials. A crowd of women and girls gathered outside as republicans claim more than 400 inmates are hunger striking. They sang hymns and prayed. Officials hint the strikes are ineffective as prisoners may be secretly fed from outside. Republicans urge hunger strikes across Irish jails.
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Dublin
Mounty Joy
Free State
Stan Fein
Free States
Migration of Negroes North and West Gains Pace
Dr. Robert Moton discusses steady black migration from Southern states to the North and Central West. He notes 200,000 to 300,000 leaving Georgia recently, with broad implications for race relations, wages, education, and equal opportunity while urging equal treatment based on achievement and character. He also observes stronger organization in the North and improved Southern conditions.
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Wilson Coppock
1. N.S
Cleveland, O
North
West
Robert R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
International News Service Today
Georgia
Texas
Dr. Moton
South
Eleven Arrests Tied to New Jersey Beer Bribery Case
Federal agents raided the Hotel Pennsylvania and arrested eleven men tied to an alleged beer bribery conspiracy that has rocked political and financial circles in New Jersey. more arrests were expected today.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Song Streamers and Evening Georgette Dresses
Evening dresses of georgette often feature left shoulder ties with long streamers reaching toward the hemline. The description notes style details and decorative strands enhancing the silhouette.
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Georgette
Ohio University Homecoming Plans Include Dad Day
Alumni office announces a Dad's Day weekend for Ohio University with fathers invited to Athens. A 1 PM monster base meeting and sing precedes the game, band performances and student chants followed by a campus march to the field. A 7:20 PM college dance closes the day. An aviator will offer short flights for a small fee, with reservations via the alumni office.
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Ohio University
Cincinnati
Athens
Ewing Hall
Old Ohio
Welsh boys unearth rare Roman coin hoard
In a Welsh village two boys chasing a cricket ball uncovered a field cache believed to be among the rarest Roman coins. The coins lay under an earthen vessel and appeared fairly intact after the recent heavy rain.
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London
Solon and wife hurt in Toledo auto crash
Representative Homer Ramey and his wife were injured in a collision on the Toledo Wauseon pike near Crissey Ohio. Ramey suffered a compound fracture of the right leg while his wife was internally injured with a broken right leg. Both were taken to Mercy hospital. The speeding car that caused the crash fled the scene.
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Toledo, O
Homer Ramey
Mercy Hospital
Toledo- Wauseon Pike
Crissey
Ohio
Ramey
Rameys
Paulding
Crigsey
Toledo
Mary Mayer, Oberammergau Actress Now Studies in New York
Mary Mayer, who played Mary Magdalene in three Oberammergau Passion Play productions, is now a student in New York. Born in Oberammergau she first appeared in the play as a baby.
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Marie Mayer
Mary Magdalene
Oberammergau
New York
Berlin Faces Split Over Federal Authority Struggle
Berlin reports recall of General von Lossow as Bavarian, Saxon factions clash over authority. National government weighs cancelling state emergency or pursuing a stern military plan. Nationalists push Bavaria as dominant, communists seek red rule, while Bavarian fascists claim Saxony unrest justifies their path.
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Berlin
von Lossow
Reichswehr
Bavaria
von Kahr
Lossow
Saxony
Nefenge Geseler
Prussia
Germany
Hitler
Bavarian National Socialists
Woman to be examined in shooting death at hospital
Oct 18 news from Holdin g the Girls Payton Ohio reports Miss Helen Tracy 23 to be examined today in the death of Paul Brosier 24 at 5 30 am in a hospital. Tracy says Brosier shot himself after an alleged quarrel about 1 39 am.
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Payton
Helen Tracy
Paul Brosier
Brosier
Tracy
Invasion Threat Reaches Berlin From Polish Border
Senator William H. King warns of a Soviet force massed along the Polish border ready to invade Germany to back a communist revolution. He cites 60,000 to 160,000 troops and claims Soviet leaders admit readiness to act if a German movement threatens Soviet rule. King urges an international conference to settle the Franco German reparations issue.
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William K. Hutchinson
NWS
Washington
Germany
William H. King
Utah
Europe
Smaghe
Poland
King
Frante
Russia
Georges Tchitcherin
Tchitcherin
Met
France
Berlin
Moscow
Trotsky
Attorneys Caught in Net Near Covington Case
Grand jury returns indictments in Covington against Roland C. Oldham M D Elston and Jackson for conspiring to obtain release of Jack Mason from jail and to secure a forged bond for 5000 dollars. Tillard signature forged, 1938.
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Cincinnati
United States District Court
Covington
Roland C. Oldham
Louisville
Lieutenant Wore
Kentucky
M. D. Elston
Jackson
Jack Ross
Grant Countty
Ohio
Bullerdick, Bahike
Joachim
Price Hill
Mason
Ross
Sawyer Smith
United States
Jack Mason
Jefferson County
C. W. Tillard
Williamstown
Ohio University Girls Glee Club Plans Spring Trips
An unusually fine program has been planned for the Ohio University Girls Glee Club this year. The first trip is set to Chillicothe and Washington D C, followed by stops in New Lexington Lancaster and Columbus. A possible visit to Pennsylvania State University is not fully decided.
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Ohio University
Chillicothe
Washington D
New
Lexi Lancaster
Columbus
Pennsylvania State University
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