World Reaction as Lloyd George Fails in British Crisis
Washington watchers note broad interest as Lloyd George resigns and a Tory cabinet faces future policy. President Wilson, home at 2340 S Street, views the change with reserved humor while assessing Anglo American relations and the Paris peace era.
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N. S
Washington
Lloyd George
S. Street
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Versailles
Paris
Orlando
Clemenceau
Ohio university approves Latham bid for new Columbus gym
The Ohio university board of trustees awards E. H. Latham Co. of Columbus a 219258 general contract for a three story 106 foot by? building to be finished within a year. Heating and lighting stand as a separate bid. The total project cost is estimated at about 250235 73.
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Ohio Gymnasium
E. H. Latham Co
Columbus
Ohio State Stadium
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Latham Company
E. B. Bryan
Henry O’biennes
C. D. Hopkins
E. J. Jones
J.M. Foster
S.Q. Henke & Sons
Gallipolis
Danis-Hunt Construction Co
Dayton
Charles P. Kircher
Athens
F. H. Latham Co
Bert Davidson
Chas. D. Keyser & Co
Bellaire, Woods Construction & Supply Co
Lima
D. W. McGrath & Sons
Jas
Barnes
Logansport
Ind
Frank L. Packard
President Street
Frank Rauch
Five Cent Cigar Quip From Ex-VP Marshall On Thrift
Washington October 24 Former vice president Thomas Riley Marshall now back in government service as coal fact finding commissioner recalls his five cent cigar remark. He says the phrase was a figure of speech urging thrift and work not a literal price and laments high living by all while preaching industry for others.
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Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Coal
Prvan
Nellie Allen
Toman
Cornelius Selover
Cleveland
Mra. Selover
State Federation
General Federation
Elvia
Lloyd George vows new battle as Welsh hero backs people
London reports Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George upbeat after defeat. He plans to plunge into politics with a Leeds speech and possible new party talks. Andrew Bonar Law may form a new cabinet, while Prince of Wales shows disappointment at Lloyd George’s resignation.
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London
David Lioyrd George
Lloyd George
Leeds
Andrew Bonar Law
Law
Lord Derby
France
Iapeseaman
Winston Churchill
Tarson
Lord Curgon
Prince of Wales
Mother of Twins Accused as Their Adoptive Parent in Hammond Case
Frank McNally and Haney McNally of Hammond face trial over the claimed death of their twins born December 28, 1921. McNally claims his wife secretly nursed dolls to fake motherhood while Mrs. McNally alleges coercion and that he used the ruse to feign paternity. Historical revelations tie Hazel McNally to prior baby-related acts and suggest doctors certified infertility, adding dramatic context to the ongoing case.
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Haney McNally
Hammond
Indian McNally
McNally
I. N
Get
Hazel McNally
Mr. McNally
Hazel Mills
Calume Avenue
Hahnemann Hospital
Agound
Albert Allan
Oath Annual Club Meeting Nears Closing Friday
The sixth annual conference of the South Realm Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs met at Yellowook Church with about 100 delegates and visitors. Ohio University president Dr EB Ryerson welcomed guests and urged women to stay engaged in civic progress.
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South Reaatimiet
Ohio Federation i Women's Clubs
Ra Yelook
Wiret Methodist Church
Ben
M George S$. McCaw
Dennison
Vicw
Middle East
Selby
Greenville
J. M. Hyve
Nek Wonville
Ctrolasville
Mra John
H. Berry
Athens
Miss Jangevans
Edith M. Fatteraon
Elmer G. Lawrence
Dean Toma Volgeht
Aona
Mra
I T. Sayre
Dani McGwrk
Russell Pinsterwald
Anerlea
EB Ry Firvan
Ohio Unaiversity
Lan
Church
University of the Federation
Thompson vows to reform commissions if elected governor
Carmi A. Thompson, Republican candidate for governor, told a Lima audience he would audit state commissions for misalignment with public interests. He said he would remove or replace any commission members found out of step when the responsibility lies with him as governor.
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Lima, O
Carmi A. Thompson
Score Lost in Wreck of British Ship Hopelin
Yarmouth England October 20 Twenty lives are believed lost when the British steamer Hopelin was wrecked off the coast today.
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Yarmouth
England
Hopelin
Wreck Near Williamsport Injures Seven. One Dies
An Indiana train wreck on a fast Wabash line near Williamsport killed engineer Charles Schmugge and seriously injured seven others after spikes and bolts were found removed from the track. Fireman John Hinton witnessed a missing rail section. A posse including the county sheriff and railroad detectives searches for the wreckers as the engine and seven coaches were hurled into a ditch and burned.
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Williamsport
Ind
Charles Schmugge
John Hinton
Aged Man Rescued From Cincinnati Suspension Bridge
Louis Behr, 75, from Germany, tried to leap from the Ohio river suspension bridge but was saved by a businessman walking home from work. Behr told Covington police he had worked with a city gang since 1885 and was jailed for safe keeping after the rescue.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Covington
Louis Behr
Germany
Radio Broadcast Plans for Canton Republican Meeting
Sheriff Parker announces the full Republican meeting program to be aired in Canton on Saturday evening October 21 starting at 6 30 Athens time. Attorney General Daugherty, Mrs Harriett Taylor Upton, and the Columbus Republican Glee Club will appear and sing.
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Sheriff Parker
Athens County Republican Committee
Canton
Daugherty
Harriett Taylor Upton
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Athens
Eight Miners Dead in Blue Ridge Mine Blast
An explosion at the Blue Ridge mine in McCurtain Oklahoma killed eight miners instantly. Four others were badly hurt and four were seriously injured, with tragedy unfolding on October 20.
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McCurtain
Okio
Blue Ridge
Owsley Named National Commander of American Legion
Alvin M. Owsley of Texas was elected national commander of the American Legion for the coming year. He serves as acting director of the Legion's Americanism committee. The announcement came from New Orleans where the selection was made.
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J. Bart Campbell
U. S
New Orleans
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
American Legion
Legion
Huge federal plant planned for morons in Camp Grant
Chicago October 20 A mammoth institution at Camp Grant for the salvation and industrial education of morons and mentally deficient persons is planned by the United States government as disclosed by Attorney General Harry M Daugherty.
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Chicago
Camp Grant
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Unreliable Habit Described by Observers
A historical account notes that Kaffirs habitually smoke cigars with the lit ends in their mouths and their tongues tucked out of harm's way, illustrating a described cultural practice.
Narcotic and bootleg activity rises nationwide
Washington reports show growing narcotic drug use and bootleg liquor drinking across the United States. Treasury enforcement cites 42 000 Volstead arrests this year, up 10 000 from 1921, with aggregate fines near 3 million dollars and a 65 percent rise in narcotic violators. Convictions surged 109 percent, while 40 067 stills were seized and 43 breweries faced convictions as Haynes raids widen. Seized stills remain under surveillance.
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Washington
Prohibition Unit of the Treasury
United States
Haynes
French Press Jubilation Over Lloyd George Fall
Paris reports jubilation in the French press over the downfall of former British premier Lloyd George. L Oeuvre says the Russian soviet government is Europe’s oldest, Eve Nouvelle urges Poincare to guide England’s duty, and Eve Nouvelle notes England’s path is now France’s responsibility.
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Paris
Get
Lloyd George
England
Europe
L'Oeuvre
Eve Nouvelle
Poincare
France
Ohio banks reach record resources and deposits
Ohio banks under state supervision report record totals with resources at 1.548 billion dollars and deposits at 1.327 billion. State Superintendent of Banks Scott announced the figures, noting gains over the prior December 1920 peaks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scott
Plot to assassinate Chancellor Wirth unearthed in Reichstag
Berlin Oct 20. A plot to assassinate Chancellor Joseph Wirth was revealed in heated Reichstag debate. Paul Loebe, Reichstag president, said fresh plots required special precautions. Nationalist deputy Hereth attacked Wirth as seating grew heated after the Rathenau assassination reference.
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D. Weyer
Berlin
Joseph Wirth
Germany
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Heret
Wirth
Glands Dare to Hold Without Law Ruling Delayed
President Harding's cabinet discussed Attorney General Daugherty's bone dry ruling amid hardship concerns for insular possessions. Enforcement may be postponed until the Supreme Court rules on the Daugherty opinion. the attorney general was not present at the meeting.
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Washington
Daugherty
Harding
United States
Supreme Court
Dopeys Workman May Coach at Ohio University Next Year
Dopey Workman, barred from Ohio State this year after Bethany College play in 1917, may take over as coach at Ohio University Athens succeeding Rose Finsterwald who leaves at year end. A key Ohio State figure, Workman attends practices and supports the team as he pursues coaching as a life work.
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Columbus
Dopey
Workman
Ohio State
Bethany College
Ohio University
Athens
Rose Finsterwald
Trial over Clara Phillips looms as verdict sought
In Los Angeles on October 20 Clara Phillips faces trial for the murder of Alberta Meadows. A crowd fills the Superior Court as the state seeks the death penalty, hinging on testimony from a confessed eyewitness, Mrs Peggy Caffee, while a large juror pool includes many women. Separately in Minneapolis a federal grand jury indicted 26 people for internationally distributing stolen bonds tied to the New York 1921 mail robbery and the Chicago 1921 heist. Authorities say over 560000 of the bonds circulated, with many entering circulation via lenders and collateral uses.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Clara Phillips
Hammer Mourderess
Houser
Alberta Meadows
Montecito Drive
Peggy Caffee
Eyelness
Fricke
Minneapolas
Minn
New York
Chicago
Chisago
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Chauncey Dance Night at Harvey's Pavilion
Saturday night event at Harvey's pavilion in Chauncey features the Farkers Harmonizers. Local crowd invited for music and dancing.
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Harvey's Pavilion
Chauncey
Farkers
Heavy fines imposed by a federal judge in Covington
Cincinnati dispatch reports Judge A M F Cochran in United States court at Covington Kentucky assessing fines exceeding 28000 dollars over two days. The penalties were distributed among fifty one individuals.
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Cincinnati
A. M. Ff. Cochran
United States Court
Covii Cton
Aged Citizen Rescues in Sudden Fire at Auriller Building
Andrew Nelson, an elderly resident, was carried to the roof of the third story of a frame building on the Public Square after a fire broke out in a barber shop on the ground floor. Quick action by bystanders led to Nelson being saved.
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Hucyrus
Andrew Nalson
Eitizen
Auriller
Arly
Nelson
How Many Ways to Can You Prepare Rice
A bureau promotes a free rice recipe booklet highlighting nutritious methods and a variety of dishes from breakfast to dinner. Readers may obtain a mailed copy by sending their name address and two cents for postage to a Washington D C address.
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Thia Bureau
Rhe Ath Jd. Blagmin
Bivectos
Washington, D. C
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