Teapot Dome Lease Case Focuses on Secret Talks
Secretary Fall told assistant secretary Finney not to reveal Teapot Dome lease details in early 1922. Finney testified letters seeking leases were answered with no information. Fall disputed government interpretation and suggested he might testify to clarify meanings.
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Washington
U.P
Albert B. Fall
E. C. Finney
Teapot Dome
Finney
Fall-Sinclair Oil
Interior Department
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Sinclair
Pall
Bentify
Fall
Several Hundred High School Voices In General Chorus
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers association will hold its twenty seventh annual session in October with a chorus of several hundred high school voices as both entertainment and education. Perry county schools superintendent Rachael O Yaw directs the choir with a practice at 9:30 Friday. The chorus will perform at multiple sessions as part of the convention events. Over 1 500 teachers are expected for the gathering.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Rachael O. Yaw
Perry County Schools
Millfield Man Weds His Nurse
Chauncey Oct 20 Walter Patterson of Millfield who spent 28 weeks in Radium hospital Columbus due to a mine injury married last week to Naomi Smith of Bellefontaine his first nurse at the hospital. They wed by Reverend Knipping in Columbus and will live in Columbus before moving to Detroit where Patterson will work. He is the son of Roy Patterson and the bride the daughter of Emerson Smith formerly of Lima Ohio. She was a nurse at Mercy hospital, Columbus.
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Chauncey
Walter Patterson
Millfield
Radium Hospital
Columbus
Naomi Smith
Bellefontaine
Knipping
Detroit
Mich
Patterson
Mra
Roy Patterson
Emerson Smith
Lima
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Bedford Man Sells Farm Buys Car Then Loses It to Thief
Edward Hauck of Bedford sold a small farm and invested about 1200 dollars in a Dodge sport model. The car was stolen and located later in Indiana in poor condition. The case raises questions about recovering lost property and law action.
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Bedford
Pomeroy
Edward Hauck
Sheriff's Office
Indiana
Hauck
Propaganda Claims Stir Chicago School Board Hearing
Former judge Frederick Bausman testifies that British influence spreads through American schools and libraries, denouncing Rhodes scholarships and American Library Association materials as part of a covert plan to rejoin Britain. The McAndrew inquiry continues as witnesses warn of England's war on America via education.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicag
Paul Revere
United States
Great Britain
Frederick Bausman
Washington
Bausman
American Library Association
Britain
America
George Locke
Association
England
Europe
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
Canada
Messenger Correspondents Deadline for Weekly Letters
Messenger correspondents must mail news letters on schedule for Wednesday and Sunday editions. Sunday letters are due by noon Saturday. Wednesday letters must arrive by Tuesday noon if mailed by Monday night. Letters delayed past these times will not be used.
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Messenger
Coolidge Displeased With Draft Boom Says Senator Fess
Washington Oct 20 Senator Fess Republican of Ohio reported after a White House call that President Coolidge is displeased with a Republican led re election draft for him and would refuse a 1928 renomination if the President has his way. Fess said Coolidge believes the nation does not need a one man presidency and that there should be no draft. He added he will continue urging Coolidge for the presidency as a duty to the people.
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Washington
Fess
Ohio
White House
Goolidge
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
United States
Paralyis spread checked by health departments
State health departments nationwide reported to the U S public health service that the spread of infantile paralysis was being checked as of October 20.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Real Question in Marshall Bill Evaded Says Senator
Cleveland voters heard State Senator George W. Bender argue the Marshall bill dodges its effect on respect for law. He accused supporters of using a smoke screen instead of open debate and urged opposition by dry advocates nationwide for stronger dry law enforcement.
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Cleveland
U.P
George W. Bender
Prohibition Attacked As Harmful to Human Well Being
In Cincinnati Dr Charles A L Reed of the AMA told the American Public Health association forum that prohibition harms constitutional law and human well being He argued alcohol is a normal brain constituent and warned that banning drinks erodes purity controls while saloon problems persist He cited health gains for women and children but noted ongoing male drinking and economic improvements attributed to prohibitions
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Cincinnati
Charles A. L. Reed
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association Forum
Republic
Dr. Reed
Louis I. Durbin
New York
Haven Emerson
Emerson
Dublin
Attorney General McCall Reveals Klansman Ties Amid Alabama Floggings Probe
In Montgomery on Oct 20 UPI reports Attorney General Charles McCall, who has secured 102 indictments on flogging charges, disclosed in a letter to the Ku Klux Klan exalted Cyclops that he is a former member. He resigns, saying law in Alabama must supersede private oaths.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
UPR
Charles McCall
Carroll to Leave Penitentiary on Parole
Earl Carroll, New York theatrical producer, prepared to leave Atlanta federal penitentiary on parole after four months and twelve days. He paid a $2,000 fine, part of his sentence, and will be released once formal papers from Washington arrive and are signed.
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Atlanta
U.P
Earl Carroll
New York
Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
Washington
National Park Planned for Smoky Mountains
Cincinnati report says a new national park near Cincinnati could rival western parks. The 427000 acre Dixie Highway site spans Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina, with land purchases likely finished by 1930. Tennessee and North Carolina commit 4.5 million dollars, contingent on a matching federal total.
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Cincinnati
Far West
David C. Chapman
Knoxville
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains Park Association
Dixie Highway
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mrs Stump Sues Over Alienation of Husband
Katherine M Stump sues Roye E Stump for 50000 alleging his affection was drawn away by neighbors Effie Sweeny and Stella Riggs through favors and social events, claiming two wealthy widows enticed her husband away.
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Dayton
U.R
Katherine M. Stump
Roye E. Stump
Effie Sweeny
Stella Riggs
Ohio Briefs Highlight Local Deaths Labor Action and Accident
Thomas R. Dodge 66 dies in Cleveland after two weeks illness from heart disease. Columbus Federation of Labor opposes the Marshall bill and plans a $15,000 drive to remodel a building. Roy Penn 6 stops two burglars at his parents home and recovers a mask after theft of $2. Stephen Gould 7 remains unconscious after a train crash near Byesville. five killed including four children.
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Cleveland
Thomas R. Dodge
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Dodge
Columbus
Columbus Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Roy Penn
Cambridge
Stephen Gould
Byesville
Cassler Hanged Delay Granted as Appeal Moves
Chicago a week delay granted in the case of Mrs Catherine Cassler who was sentenced to hang for the murder of William Lindstrom. Chief Justice William Broth ers ordered the stay pending Judge Phillip Sullivan s return to hear further delay requests. Cassler a mother of a 15 year old son chatted with jailers and pressed appeals to Governor as her lawyers seek relief.
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Chicago
U.R
Catherine Cassler
William Y. Brothers
Phillip Sullivan
Brothers
Mrs. Cassler
Athens merchants plan homecoming decorations and banners
Athens merchants will welcome returning alumni fathers and Wittenberg students Saturday for Ohio Universitys annual homecoming by decorating storefronts and placing welcome banners over streets. Flags with school colors will line the routes.
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Wittenberg
Athens
Ohio University
Arrest of Lawrence Young in false pretenses case
Lawrence Young sought by Athens officials on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from Adam Niggemeyer was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Vincent Roll at Newark. Constable Harry Dalton and B. W. Buck went to Newark to return Young to Athens for trial.
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Newark
Lawrence Young
Athens
Adam Niggemeyer
Vincent Roll
Harry Dalton
B. W. Buck
Young
Immigrants Swarm Over Canadian Border Into U S
Federal inspector W. H. Flynn reports hundreds of unauthorized immigrants enter from Canada monthly and hide in Northern Ohio factories. Two foreigners jailed in Lorain for deportation. seven aliens arrested in Newton Falls. Flynn says large payroll plants shield migrants and allow name changes. In Columbus, Pomeroy Parkerburg Transportation seeks two more buses between Pomeroy and Parkersburg.
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Cleveland
Ohio
W. H. Flynn
Flynn
Lorain
M. Sullivan
Charles Garfinkle
Newton Falls
Coolidge honors Meade statue as U S veterans care praised
President Coolidge declared the United States cares for its war veterans better than any other nation in dedicating a statue to General George Gordon Meade, the Union commander at Gettysburg.
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Washington
U.R
United States
President Coolidge
George Gordon Meade
Chaotic Condition Reported in State Finances by Board
In Columbus on October 20 the state board of control refused to release capital construction funds citing a depleted treasury. Auditor Joseph T. Tracy said only enough money for payroll and maintenance will be available for the next weeks, with $14,000,000 expected from taxes next month to relieve the strain.
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State Board of Control
Board of Control
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Weather Report Summary from a Local Record
The 24 hour low reached 41 degrees at 6 am and the high hit 63 degrees at noon. Temperature changes were minimal over the 12 hours yesterday and readings show a narrow fluctuation across Thursday.
Labor Secretary Holds Long Meeting With Union Leader
In Pittsburgh Secretary of Labor James J. Davis met with United Mine Workers official Phillip Murray to discuss the bituminous coal strike and upcoming AFL meeting planned for November 14. The gathering aims to marshal support and craft demands for a square deal, with plans for a mass Pittsburgh parade and Forbes Field meeting involving Lewis, Green, and Senator Reed.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Washington
American Federation of Labor Chiefs
Phillip Murray
International
United Mine Workers
Davis
Murray
Farmers’ Bank
Federation
Mur
Thearley
Coolidge
Monongahela City
American Federation of
Miners’ Union
John 8. Fisher
Forbes Field
John L. Lewis
William Green
Americana Federation of Labor
United States
David A. Reed
Death of 100 year old grand father Leo Kelley
Death of Leo Kelley aged 100 in Bern township West Virginia announced by H R McVay. He was a longtime farmer in Clairmont. His wife Sybil Kelley a teacher accompanied him to funeral services. Both schools dismissed until return. Davis R Jones born April 25 1827 was his grandfather. ADA Ohio Northern students contributed 10.2 to 200000 endowment campaign opening next week.
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Hag
Leo Kelley
Athens
Westland
Bern Township
Clairmont
West Virginia
Sybil Kelley
Fierce Ridge
Trimble Township
H. R. McVay
Kelley
Davis R. Jones
What Would You Do About Mexico Policy
A reader asks what the US should do regarding Mexico and whether Americans truly understand the neighbor country. The piece promises in‑depth exploration by the Washington Bureau and urges readers to learn basic facts, offering a coupon for the newspaper copy.
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United States
Mexico
Congress
America
Washington
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