Federal court urged to dissolve International Harvester
The government asks the federal court in St Paul to dissolve International Harvester Co alleging the six year old consent decree failed to restore competition in the harvesting machine industry. Attorney General Stone insists the company remains a monopoly in restraint of trade and that dissolution is needed to protect farmers.
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Washington
T! International Harvester Co
St. Paul
S Mammoth Corporation
International Company
Department of Justice
Stone
International Harvester Co
International Harvester Company
Harvester
Harvester Company
United States Circuit Court
United States Supre Court
Department Justice and
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Parisian apache lurks in London streets revival of crime
London reports a Parisian criminal element resurfacing with vitriol throwing and dagger incidents. The flow of criminal orders is rising across England, signaling growing underworld activity.
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London
England
Governors and Major General to address Reserve Officers convention
Columbus Ohio Governor Don Ahey and Major General Omer Bundy commander of the Fifth Corps Area will deliver welcome addresses at the Reserve Officers convention opening in Representative Hall at the state house on October 24.
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Columbus
Donahey
Omer Bundy
Fifth Corps
United States
Representative Hall
State House
Dawes Sees West as Safe for Coolidge in Campaign
General Charles G. Dawes, Republican vice presidential nominee, said the West is safe for President Coolidge as he addressed a Wheeling open air rally. He praised active women in campaign and noted a band he once played with in Marietta, Ohio. Dawes will speak tonight in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wilmington
Del
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
West
Coolidre
East Side
New York
West Madison Strom
Chicago
Thea Fair Grounds
Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Marietta, O
California
Coolidge
la Follette
Rocky Glen sanitarium in McConnelsville burned down
The Rocky Glen sanitarium, a tubercular hospital in McConnelsville Morgan county, was destroyed by a morning fire. Originated in the kitchen, the loss is about 20000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured. Sixty patients were moved to safety in nearby homes while surrounding sheds and outbuildings were saved.
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Zanesville, O
Rocky Glen
Officer Shot in Amherst Accident
Amherst Delaware officer Jacob Wlassen, a traffic officer, was accidentally shot in the neck while inspecting his own weapon. The bullet lodged in the fleshy part and was removed. he is now recovering.
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Amherst
Jacob Wlassen
iHe
Akron Couple’s Scales Trick Ends With Surprise
An Akron policeman and his wife tested public scales outside a clothing store. The husband displayed 170 pounds, then the wife weighed herself at 177 after he moved. Realizing the scale movement, she saw her husband in a cigar shop and learned the weight belonged to her.
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Akron
John
Liquor Seizure After Booze Raid In Athens
In Nelsonville Ohio the raid at Clel Douglas home on Columbus street yielded forty eight pints of corn whiskey found on the porch after 11 pm. Constable Mariner with Officers Lucas and Nash reported the liquor was confiscated and no arrests had been made by Thursday morning.
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Nelsonville, CO
Mariner
Athens
Clel Douglas
Columbus Street
Lucas and
Nash
State Prohibition Enforcement Staff
Douglas
Ohio Building Association league meets in Columbus
A session in Columbus hears Prof. M. C. Heim say a ration of home owners may avoid the fate seen in Russia. The discussion centers on housing conditions and potential reforms under the Ohio Building Association league.
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Columbus
Russia
Ohio Building Association
League
M. C. Heim
Coolidge Warns Against Tearing Down Sound Economic System
President Coolidge, addressing New York business leaders at the White House, defends the nation’s economic system as sound and urges safeguarding enterprise. He cautions opponents not to destroy progress by overreacting to occasional abuses and says government should understand business, not serve it alone. The speech previews his Chamber of Commerce remarks outlining lasting economic policies.
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White House
United States Chamber of Commerce
George R. Holmes
Washington
Coolidge
New York
New York Businessmen's Association
Mr. Coolidge
Injured Man Dies in Vacant Canton House
Warren B. Reynolds aged 52 was found dead in a closet of a vacant Canton house by a cleaner. Police traced a fall in a stable Monday night and a failed visit to a doctor as the likely cause, with Reynolds dying from head injuries. He had a sister in Barberton and a brother near Massillon.
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Canton
Warren B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Barberton
Massillon
Cramer Livery Company
Gold Rush Hits Yukon Town As Men Flock To Atlin Lake
In Gold! Car Cross Yukon on Oct 23, all male residents abandoned work to rush to Atlin Lake after reports that Indian prospectors found placer gold. Most whites staked claims. Indians reportedly secured the best ground. Dirt prices quoted at 4 to 2 per pan with flakes and small nuggets valued up to a dollar each.
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Car Cross
Yukon
Atlamiac
Atlin Lake
Free-for-all fight ends with severe injuries in Canton
Walter Banks, Mrs. Cliff McClung, and her husband suffered serious wounds in a Wednesday night melee over a domestic quarrel. Banks was scalped, Banks hit Mrs. McClung and her husband with a hammer, and the axe strike opened Banks’ scalp. All involved are colored. Banks’ wounds were sewed up and the others remain in serious condition. Banks boarded with the McClungs and owned their house.
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Canton
Walter Banks
Cliff McClung
McClung
Banks
Radio Knife Debuts to Cut Cancer Surgery Risk
New York doctors at the Clinical Congress announce the radio knife, invented by Dr. Marxiimilian Stern of Broad Street Hospital. The electrically operated needle causes little bleeding and is described as a rubber wand with a steel wire tip, promising lower cancer operation mortality.
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New York
Marxiimilian Stern
Broad Streq Hospital
Bern Farmer Is Seriously Ill
Amesville October 23. W Rs Goddard was stricken with appendicitis Monday afternoon in his corn field and was taken to Columbus hospital Wednesday by ambulance. He was accompanied by his daughter Helen Goddard and son in law TR M Covert. Hospital word upon arrival stated he withstood the trip and an examination would be made.
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Amesville
W. Rs. Goddard
Columbus Hospital
Helen Goddard
TR. M. Covert
Note Is Found in Doheny Reserve Lease Inquiry
The missing $100,000 Doheny note linked to the Elk Hills oil leases was produced in federal court before Judge Paul J. McCormick. Attorney Atlee Pomerene questioned Mrs. E L Doheny about the black bag transaction in which former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall received $100,000.
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Los Angeles
Doheny
Navy Oil Reserve
Paul J. McCormick
FE. L. Doheny
Elk Hills Reserve
Atlee Pomerene
E. L. Doheny
the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Davis Splits Ohio Scene in Bid for 24 Electoral Votes
Democratic nominee John W. Davis toured Ohio on October 23 aiming to sway its 24 electoral votes amid a Republican split caused by La Follette. He predicted victory, citing past party revolts and labor gains, and planned a final push in New York City.
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Davis
Cleveland
John W. Davis
Ohio
Bucktyo
President Coolidge
Davia
Board of Atrategy
Republcan
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Atlantic
Davin
Democratic Party
Guardian
New York City
No Scarlet Fever Epidemic Feared in Athens Area
Only one new Scarlet Fever case was reported in Athens on Thursday and no new cases in other parts of the county. Public health and school officials say no epidemic is feared while Dr. J M Higgins inspects school children daily to prevent spread.
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Athens
Board of Public Health Office
J. M. Higgins
Death of Hershel Wooley in Nelsonville
Hershel Wooley aged 32 died Wednesday in Logan hospital after injuries from a Pike accident near Haydenville. The Nelsonville man’s body was taken to Stout undertaking parlors for burial preparation. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Nelsonville
Hershel Wooley
Haydenville
Logan Hospital
Stout Undertaking Pariors
Wooley
Jobs
Peking Is Isolated by Chinese Rebels
An urgent Japanses news agency report states telegraph and telephone links to Peking are down. The city’s communications ceased after the eighth mired brigade returned, as Eleventh division head Feng Yuh Siang appears to align with Sun Yo whose mixed brigade moved to Peking recently.
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Shangstat
Peking
Feng Yuh Siang
Himelf
Sun Yo
Ffteenth
Ohihu
Badly Injured In Auto Crash Near Will Bower Farm
Mrs. W A Rancbottom of the Baker Settlement remains homebound from injuries suffered Saturday when her Chevrolet was struck by an Overland Four near Will Bower farm. She sustained three broken teeth bruises and a neck wrenching. A helper at the Bower farm brought her to Athens to Dr John Maston 66 Mulberry Street for care. The Overland drivers names were not learned. The other man was cut about the nose and the car damaged.
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W. A. Rancbottom
Baker Settlement
Mr. Rancottom
Athens
Will Bower Farm
John Maston
Mulberry Street
Overland
La Follette Blames Wall Street On Labor Coercion
On the La Follette special en route to Grand Rapids Michigan Senator La Follette accuses Wall Street of coercing American labor to vote for party tickets. He speaks in Grand Rapids and plans a swift eastward tour of the Atlantic seaboard.
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LA Follette
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wall Streets
Robert M. la Folletts
Michigan
Grand Mapi Ls
Atlantic Seaboard
Disorders and Meetings Over Great Britain Labor Blamed
Reports from London show rising violence at political meetings with less than a week before the election. Riots, overturned furniture, and injuries disrupted events for candidates including Lady Astor and Ivor Hogbin with heckling, banners torn, and crowds shouting.
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London
I. C. Hogbin
Cansolidate
Battersea
Hogbin
Auckland Geddes
Plymouth
Lady Astor
Lady Aastor
Labor
Asquith
Lambeth
Tabor
Auto Thieves Slay Cleveland Officer In Violation Case
In Cleveland on October 6 1923 Patrolman Michael Hahnel was killed during a pursuit of two men in a stolen car. A $6000 reward was posted and about a dozen suspects were in custody as investigators intensified efforts to identify the killers. Two latest arrestees described as a blonde and a dark man with a speech impediment were captured at a road construction camp after midnight. Authorities reviewed motives and timelines with witnesses including a patrolman who painted traffic signs nearby and a gas station attendant robbed shortly before the murder. Hahnel was shot in the abdomen and thrown from the car during the arrest attempt.
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Cleveland
Michael Hahnel
Hahnel
Isame
Charities Report Highlights Aid in Elyria
The Associa Charities annual report shows one percent of families helped during the past year in Elyria Ohio. Forty six cases carried over from prior year include 34 new 10 re opened and 23 non resident and transient individuals assisted.
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Elyria, O
Associa Charities
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John A. Eby
Harlan
Miss Prevost
West Oafeur G.O.P
Albert Brenziger
Martetta
Rosefy Glen
Sanitarium Burns
Bulletin
Dane
WM. K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
Catherine O'Brien
Con” O'Brien
St. Croix County
Wis
Arthur Brisbane
Indiana
Louis Seibold
Indianapolis
Great Britain
David M. Church
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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