Bavaria Turns Toward Mutiny in Effort to Break Germany
Berlin correspondent Fritz Ebert warns Bavaria is mutinous as Von Lossow presses to defy Berlin and disrupt the German state. He notes Munich seeks to restore order through force, contrasts past leniency, and calls for unity to avert a moral defeat for the Reich.
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Fritz Ebert
Germany
I. N
Berlin
Bavaria
von Lossow
German Reich
Mueller
Reichswehr
Red
Saxony
von Mueller
Tessler
von Kahr
von Luettwitz
von Ahr
Reich
Imperial Germany
Munich
Kant
Hitler
Ludendorff
Prussia
Farm experts in conference in Columbus
County farm agent R. M. Pavey left for Columbus to attend the annual Ohio county agricultural and home agents conference held October 23 to 26. The event focuses on education and economics with emphasis on guiding cooperative marketing enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounty
R. M. Pavey
Columbus
County Agricultural and Home Agents of
Ohio
University of Isburg
B. H. Hibbard
Uni of Wisconsin
W. A.chever
Aviator Jack Smith Flies Over Athens All Weekend
Several hundred residents gathered at the Athens state hospital field to watch Aviator Jack Smith of Granville fly Sunday. Nearly 100 took short flights before he left at 3 p.m. for Granville with two passengers. He also performed over Athens during Saturday's Ohio Field game.
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Athens State Hospital
West State Street
Waterworks
Jack Smith
Granville
Athens
Smith
Ohio Field
Ohio-Cincinnati
Governor Walton Faces Impeachment Charges in Oklahoma
Governor J C Walton, elected ten months ago and allied with the militia in the Ku Klux Klan conflict, is set to be impeached. The house will receive a 35 page list of charges as the probing committee submits its report after the legislature met at 10:30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
J.C. Walton
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
House
Cities vie to host 1924 Republican convention
Washington October 22. Cities desiring to entertain the Republican national convention in 1924 will present invitations and merits at a sub committee meeting of the Republican national committee to be held in Washington November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Ohio Welfare Group Moves to Remove Partisan Control
The division on delinquency of the Ohio Welfare Association opened its annual Lima convention to launch a campaign aimed at removing the Department of Public Welfare from political control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima. O
Department of Public Welfare
Ohio Welfare Association
Lima
Mexican shoe workers form co op to regulate sales
In Too Leon Mexico shoe workers create a cooperative to control their output and escape local capitalist pressure. The model follows similar unions in the United States and aims to stabilize prices and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Mexico
United States
Holding Control Through Margin of a Small Majority
ALaFollette independents threaten to revolt over Cummins as presiding officer affecting committee seats and patronage. Cummins would be Senate president pro tempore and gain high influence. independents demand resignation or decline to run. The next Senate would seat 51 Republicans, 43 Democrats, and two Farmer-Laborites with balance held by Shipstead and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LaFollette
Senate
Bert Cummins
Iowa
Capitol
Labollette
Lataliette
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Collidge
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senator LaFollette
Norris
Brookhart
Frazier
North Dakota
Howell
Nebraska
Shipstead
Johnson
Farmer-Laborites
Minnesota
Wallace Hurries to Give Evidence in Divorce Case
Edgar T. Wallace a mining engineer from New York and San Francisco sails to New York to testify for Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes in the divorce suit by W. E. D. Stokes. He brings a suitcase full of evidence to counter charges against the Stokes couple.
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Chicago
Edgar T. Wallace
New York
San Francisco
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Athens County Ranks Third in 1922 Coal Output in Ohio
United States Geological Survey data show Athens County produced 3,295,689 net tons in 1922, ranking third in the state behind Belmont and Jefferson. The county’s average value per ton was 3.35 dollars, with Medina highest at 5.72 and Lawrence lowest at 2.82. Athens employed 9,295 miners and had 83 working days, while Belmont led in total workers with 12,583. Ohio's total coal output reached 26,953,791 tons valued at 87,056,060 dollars, with rail served wagon mines adding 303,544 tons worth 1,886,000 dollars.
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Athens County
Ohio
United States Geological Survey
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Medina County
Lawrence County
Belmont County
Mahoning Field
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton County
Gas supply of state dwindles
Columbus Ohio October 22 Cyrus Lochner director of commerce told the Ohio Gas and Oil Men's association that Ohio has risen from second to first in gas consumption but fallen from fourth to sixth in production He cited nearly one million homes in the state relying on natural gas and an investment exceeding 290 million dollars to supply the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cyrus Lochner
Ohio Gas & Oil Men’s Association Here
Lochner
Ohio gas supply urgent call to users to curb waste
H. J. Hoover president of the Ohio Gas and Oil Men's association told Columbus audiences that the dwindling natural gas supply in Ohio is a user problem. He urged shifting to manufactured gas pricing to preserve long term heat value and prevent towns from losing natural gas supply. He warned higher rates would not help profits if sales collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Ohio Gas and Oil Men’s Association
H. J. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Millionaire William E. D. Stokes Ends Divorce Suit
In New York, William Earl Dodge Stokes, 73, ends his divorce case after presenting 21 witnesses alleging wife Helen Elwood Stokes was involved with Wallal ce Wallace. The court refused to compel Stokes to testify, while a negro detective Hat tle Johnson faced questions about spiritualistic seances linked to the witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Earl Dodge Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Windgar T. Wallace
Mrs. Stokes
Wallace
Pitth
Avenue
Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
Untermeyer
Hattie Johnson
Justice Mahoney
Weather Outlook Sees Fair Start Then Showers Late Week
Washington weather forecast through Oct. 27 indicates generally fair conditions in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region early in the period. Unsettled weather and showers are probable later in the week with cool temperatures and frosts at the start, then near normal or warmer after Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Man pinned after auto overturns near Cincinnati
Clyde Smith of Miami town was trapped beneath his overturned car after hitting a horse crossing the road near Cincinnati. He cried for help, but the farmer asked about his horse before assisting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Here
Clyde Smith
Miami
Quakers Feed Berlin Poor at Peoples Kitchen
Twenty eight thousand poverty stricken men women and children receive their noon meals daily at the Peoples Kitchen maintained by the American Friends Service Committee in Warschauer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Peoples
American Friends
Quakers) Service Committee
Warschauer Street
Brooks Takes Over Property In Athens Real Estate Deal
Herbert W. Brooks purchased the Sloan block on North Court street from Flora Faron for about 60000 through W. E. Landis. The three story brick building fronts 78 feet on North Court and 165 feet deep. Ground floor tenants include Fulton Grocery, Christman restaurant, and the Columbia theater, with Coffey hotel and Salvation Army on upper floors. two rear garages are noted. This marks a roughly $22000 value increase in 24 months.
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Athens
W. E. Landis
Herbert W. Brooks
Sloan
North Court Street
Flora Faron
Brooks
Fulton Grocery Co
Christman Restaurant
Columbia Theater
Coffey Hotel
Salvation Army
Webb Freed Through Action of Jurors at White Plains
Charles H. Webb, husband of the late Gertrude Gorman Webb, was fully exonerated by a Westchester county grand jury in White Plains. Mrs. Webb died September 25 at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club. friends had alleged mercury bichloride poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Charles H. Webb
Gertrude Gorman Webb
Westchester County” Grand Jury
Handy Burglars Strike Elyria Shops
Burglars stole 78 dollars from an unlocked Day's Photograph Studio safe, took tools from a Ridgeville blacksmith shop, and smashed a window at Waserman clothing store to loot merchandise, in Elyria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ridgeville
I.,. Waserman Clothing
Fall Proves Fatal to Lima Pioneer Herman Albright
Herman Albright 83 a longtime Glandorf resident died from a fractured skull after falling backward down stairs in his home in Lima Ohio He was alone at the time of the accident and authorities reported no other injuries.
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Lima
Herman Albright
Glandorf
German nation on verge of breaking up says Berlin
London report cites pressure from without and internal strife as Berlin notes possible creation of Rhenish republics. Bavaria challenges Berlin while Saxony Baden Hesse Thuringia and Wuerttemburg threaten conflict. Britain delays stance pending further developments.
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London
Berlin
Rhineland
Brusses
Bavaria
Saxony
Baden
Hesse
Thuringia
Wuerttemburg
Europe
Germany
Bismarck
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Rhenish Republic
Notable Encounter at Stephe nville Station
A colored woman with three colored boys waited for a train in Stephenville. An amused traveler asked if they were triplets, to which the mother responded indignantly that they were Negro children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aamc Aco
Stephenville
Fruit Carrier in Distress Off Old Providence Island
The United Fruit liner San Gil with passengers aboard is reported in distress off Old Providence island about 150 miles east of Bluefields Nicaragua. The vessel, which left Boston on October 14 bound for Havana Colon and Limon, is believed to have struck a reef as several steamers race to its aid.
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New York
United Fruit Mner
San Gil
Old Providence Island
Bluefields
Nicarauga
Boston
Havana
Colon
Limon
Germans show apathy as Reich foundation cracks
Berlin October 22 reports say the German Reich foundation buckles under secession strain, public distress, and labor troubles. Up to midafternoon few serious disorders appeared outside the occupied districts as most Germans remained apathetic and indifferent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Reich
Seces
Three Die In Cleveland Interurban Collision
In Cleveland Ohio at East 185th street and Grenfield avenue a Cleveland and Painesville interurban struck a touring car driven by Rudolph Betzer. Three people died Rosa Stroh 37 Joseph Stroh 14 and John Grose 33. Betzer plus two others were seriously injured and two others believed dying at the scene. Police blamed driver for inexperience and ignoring warning signals. Wreckage stretched along the right of way for hundreds of feet.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland & Painesville Interurban
Rudolph Betzer
185Th Street
Grenfield Avenue
Rosa Stroh
Euclid Village
Joseph Stroh
John Grose
Euclid
Interurban
Sheriff Secures $11524 In Fines In Nine Months
ELYRIA O Sheriff Fred Underhill reports fines totaling 11524.02 collected in Justice S J George s court across the first nine months of the year. Portions go to the county treasurer, enough to cover annual office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fred Underhill
S. J. George
Cour
Rhineland secession spreads as Bavaria faces Berlin crisis
The Berlin government confronts dual threats as Bavarian officials threaten to blockade the country while the Rhineland republic movement seizes towns from Aix-la-Chapelle to Mayence. Leaders report armed secessionists, minimal bloodshed, and impending decisions by the Reichsrat on Bavaria's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Berlin
Reichras
Hirichsawehr
Mutleich
Rhineland
Berlin Ministry of Defense
von Kahr
Gessler
Germany
Munich
Rhine
Aix-la-Chapelle
Leo Deckers
Dr. Guthardt
Ithenish Republic
Hesse
Wuerttemburg
Baden
Ulrich
Mayence
Reichswehr
Bus Plunge Near Sion Injures Twenty In Swiss Ravine
In Berne on October 22 a bus carrying 30 passengers fell into a ravine near Sion. Twenty people were injured and eight are listed as seriously hurt as rescue teams worked at the scene.
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Score
Berne
Switzerland
Sion
New German Reparations Note Expected in Paris
Paris observers expect a new German reparations note to be transmitted to the reparations commission by Von Mayer, signaling a formal move in the ongoing negotiations. The message is anticipated amid tensions over the postwar settlement and Germany's obligations.
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Paris
von Mayer
Ireparations Commission
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Pavey
Lafollette Group
Onfages Agguseas Now
William J. Hutchinson
Plaintiff
Jack Carberry
Mars
Krupp
Essen
Lhero
Sloan Block
Webb
Man Crash
England
Central America
Cleveland
Republic
S. D. Weyer
1. N.S
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