Ambassadors Seek Prompt Italian Evacuation Stance
Inter council of ambassadors asked Italian delegate Avezzana to urge Mussolini to state exact evacuation timing after the murder of Ara Telini and colleagues. Talks focus on Corfu occupation as inspectors prepare to begin work in Janina, with Greece ready to honor slain ally ceremonies and continue good faith measures.
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Frank E. Talon
N.S
Anis
Nier Avezzana
Prem- Mussolini
Italy
Rar Telini
Janina
Armbassadors
Corfu
Rd Crewe
Mussolini
Ess
Lord Crewe Ue
M. Mn
Ssadorial Council
Signorina
Crewe
Iting
Romanos
Greece
Itar
Athens
Federal dry act criticized for weak penalties
Mrs Walker Willebrandt assistant United States attorney general told the national W C T U convention that federal dry laws are inadequate for commercial violations. She urged heavier penalties for bootleggers noting a violator can reap millions while the maximum punishment is a fine and six months in jail.
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Columbus
Walker Wilbrandt
Washington
Dpd
United
Eral
Willebrandt
League of
Ons
Irv ‘ Lisher
Ests
Nelsonville man fined in court for liquor possession
Clell Douglas of Nelson was fined 606 dollars and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor in Trimble. He had earlier pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Athens County and was sentenced to 30 days in the Dayton workhouse, but a suspended sentence was canceled after new prohibition law issues arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell Douglas
Nelson
John
Trimble
Ath County
Douglas
Worstell
Dayton
McKinley
Glouster Post Wins Honor At State Legion Convention
Glouster post leads a list of honors at the state American Legion convention opened today in Suringfield. Contenders for state commander include Baker of Columbus and Wanamaker of Akron while resolutions urge memorial library funding and world war veteran legislation. Glouster and other posts report notable membership gains and color decorations for 25 percent growth.
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Gas Ohllager
Toledo
Daniel Iwfort
Toiedo
Crenera Chawncey Baker
Coumbus
Waiter Wanamaker
oAkron
Ifert
Zinesville
Fremont
Marion
TNO Gavin Law Klan
Herbert
Columbus
Tresa Vitons Committee
Akron
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Xenia
Hooven Griffin
Hamilton
Germany
Grover Bergdoll
Glouster
West Liverpool
Pittisville
American Legion
Martins Ferry
Ast
Liverpool
Greenville
Richwood
Middletown
Damages Sought After Barn Fire Caused by Power Line
Celia Neiman of Nelsonville sues Hocking Power Co and Southern Ohio Power Co in Athens county common pleas for 2260 dollars with interest from March 23, 1923. She claims a high tension wire near her barn caused a fire destroying 20 tons hay four tons rags three tons straw and a motor truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Celia Neiman
Nelsonville
Hocking Power Co
Southern Ohio Power Co
Bank Files Action Against Widow of Nelsonville Man
Nelsonville Home and Savings Co asks Athens County Common Pleas to foreclose a mortgage and for judgment of 2998.88 against Lucena K Juniper widow of Waiter C Juniper. Citizens Central Bank of Nelsonville is named due to the mortgage and a lot owned by Mrs Juniper in Nelsonville. Overdue mortgage payments of 5000 are alleged and the plaintiff seeks first and best lien on the property.
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Lucena K
Fern Street Belligerency Ends With Townesfolk Arrests
After a Sunday clash on Fern Street in Athens, Cable family members aided by two recruits faced off again at noon Monday. Police arrested Mrs. Minnie McCray and three Cable supporters for disorderly conduct and obscene language. all pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Gill.
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Fern Street
Athens
Corfu
Ticipants
Helwig
Cable
Minnie McCray
Pa Ker
Wash Cable
Margaret Cable
Mary Bolin
Cable Army
David Brooks
West Union Street
Chief Parker
Mayor Girl
Margaret
Minnie McCrang
Fred Wheaton
Brooks
McCray
Lolia
Chile
Gill
Cabe
Clark seeks recovery of 3000 betting losses at Beulah Park
Columbus man Pari H. Clark sues the Capital City Racing Association the Columbus Driving Association and officials for 3000 dollars with claimed damages up to 200000 dollars. The suit follows his arrest and release on charges of conspiracies to dope race horses after a gambling dispute at Beulah Park between July 11 and September 1.
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Columbus
Beulah Park
Here
Pari H. Clark
Clark
Prohibition Conspiracy Trial Returns Focus to Telegrams
Special prohibition investigator A M Arnold resumes testimony in Cleveland as he details 40 telegrams and 12 letters by Hoskins to Rembrandt connected to Auerbach alcohol withdrawal schemes. Prosecutors argue the documents show a conspiracy among defendants including ex civil service chief Hoskins and ex prohibition officials. Defense vows to explain and defend Hoskins innocence as Judge Westenhaver notes the telegrams apply only to Hoskins.
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Cleveland
Lloskins
State Civil Service Commission
Joseph Shearer
Ohio
Fred Counts
A. Frank Counts
A. M Arnold
Prohibition
Washington
Arnold
Yeesterday
Hoskins
Samuel Rembrand
D. C. Westenhaver
Walton Edict Drives Klan to End Masked Parades
Oklahoma City Sept 11 Governor Jack Walton decreed the Ku Klux Klan must cease influencing state county and city governments. Klansmen at headquarters declared readiness to meet the edict with ballots and vowed to whip Walton with votes if disobedient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Jack Walton
Walton
Arguments Filed On Taxing Laws In Ohio Campaign
In Columbus on September 11 arguments opposing repeal of the Taft and Albaugh tax acts and against enacting an old age pension law are on file at the Secretary of State. Printed forms will mail these arguments to all registered Ohio voters. A separate note from Norway bans tree cutting unless three saplings are planted in its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brown
Ohio
Norway
Amerigan exports to Japan tripled by disaster impact
Washington reports Japanese disaster will boost American exports to Japan for the coming year to about 1.5 billion dollars. Ships of flour leather oil kerosene petroleum print paper iron and steel products nails and rail way equipment are expected. Japan will need lumber cement and household goods to rebuild cities and replace damaged infrastructure.
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Amerigan
Japan
Ican
United States
Americaa
Germans Expected to End Ruhr Resistance and Offer Terms
Paris dispatch reports L'Oeuvre says Berlin may issue a new reparations note tonight with proposals and a cease of passive resistance in the Ruhr. Officials await confirmation as the German chancellor plans a speech, likely responding to France's reiterated demands.
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Ruhr
Paris
Brussels
L Oeuvre
Berlin
Rhineland
Ruhe
Jeremier Poincare
France
Balkans Grow Tense After Albania Refuses Greek Ultimatum
Albania rejects Greece’s demand to hand over the assassins of General Tellin within five days. It says the killers are Greeks and warns Albanian police will cross into Ciroece if not arrested. Reports say warships are landing materials at Varna for Macedonians amid rising Balkan unrest.
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London
Albania
Tellin
Italian Boundary Commission
Athens
Greece
Ciroece
Valkan
Kctan
Varna
Balkans
Macedonia
Cottitadji Cremulars
Coolville Post Office Sav ings Certificates Sales Report
Post master Wolf announced that August sales of treasury savings certificates at Coolville post office totaled 1025 dollars.
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Wolf
Treasury Savings
Coolville
Japs Receiving Global Aid Restores Tokyo Order
From Peking a Japanese relief update reports Tokyo restoring order and relief in food supply after calls for aid. Chinese emperor Xuan Tong presented the ambassador strings of pearls and precious stones in appreciation of relief work.
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Peking
Tokio
Home — Office
Hsuan-Tong
Emperor’ of China
Ku Klux Klan Wins Portland City Government Control
In Portland Maine a dramatic election result gave the Ku Klux Klan an outright win by 2547 votes to seize city government under Plan No 3. The In visible Empire backed charter change replaces the mayor with a five member commission to govern, ending the 91 year old mayoral system next January. The city manager may be chosen from anywhere in the state.
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Portland
Ku Klux Klan
Invisible Empire
Governor weighs Miller law carveout to civil service rules
In Columbus Ohio on September 11 Governor Donahey considers whether the Miller law allowing removal of officials for dry law enforcement is an exception to civil service laws. Former Attorney General Tee fiovan argues it is a back door repealing method, while Assistant Attorney General Corn contends the Miller law is an explicit exception.
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Columbus
Donahey
James Watkins
Youngstown
Tee Fiovan
Cvil
Watkins
K K. Corn
Trotsky Reported Assassinated by Berlin Dispatch
A Central News dispatch from Berlin reports that Trotsky, war commissar of the Russian Soviet government, has been assassinated. The report, received via Moscow, cites a Berlin source this afternoon. Also noted are displays of colored globes in Moorajah druggists of Aralja and Spain.
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London
Moorjah
Aralja
Spain
Blameless Driver In Fatal Plains Accident
Cora May Irwin five died after being struck by a car driven by Joe Hutchins at The Plains. He attempted to stop and was held blameless. Frances Hanning escaped injury. Irwin family and Vernon Irwin survive. Funeral at West Union home Wednesday.
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Featherstone
Cora May Irwin
George Ts. Irwin
West Union Street
Joe Trutchins
the Plains
Little Irwin
Frances Hanning
Hoyt Hanning
Hutchins
Irwin
Hebbardsville
Donahey Ordered Reply On Wire Inspector Veto Controversy
The Ohio utilities commission tells Governor Donahey it must explain within 24 hours why bad wiring conditions at Ottawa were not investigated after his veto of appropriations that supposedly abolished the electric wire inspector post.
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Columbus
Donahey
State Utilities Commission
Ottawa
Yugoslavia expands frontier guards amid Balkan unrest
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia is reinforcing its border guards due to Balkan tensions and the dispute with Italy over Fiume. Greece was expected to follow with similar steps as regional instability grows.
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Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
Jugo- Slavia
Balkans
Italy
Fiume
Greece
West Shore Sailors Missing After Destroyer Tragedy
Official inquiry probes a naval disaster off Santa Barbara where seven U S destroyers crashed in fog Two dozen sailors are missing presumed dead and thirteen are injured as ships like the Young Delphy and Cuba lie wrecked on a treacherous coast Rescue efforts continue amid difficult conditions with crews praised for avoiding greater loss.
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George C. Day
Pacific Submarine Division
David C. Sellers
Naval Training Station
San Diego
United States
Paint Arcuetto
BP Lee
Chauncey
Mulker
Woodbury
Nicholas
Young
Phy
Vesret
Cottage Hospital
Cuba
Delphy
BE. H L. Watson
Flying Squadron Speakers Set for Athens Faith Church Event
Nationally prominent speakers will address Athens audiences September 18 to 20 at the First Christian Church during the Flying Squadron three day campaign on law enforcement and prohibition. Hom Frank S. Regan, D. Leigh Colvin, Oliver Wayne Stewart, and Rev. Norman C. Brown are listed as the scheduled speakers.
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Athens
Flying Squadron
First Christian
Union
Hom Frank S. Regan
Rockford
IME- Nois
D. Leigh Colvin
Oliver Wayne Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
America
Norman C. Brown
Ilinois Senate
Four Score Perish in a Disaster in Siberia
A Moscow dispatch reports eighty two killed and 150 injured in a Siberia disaster. The dispatch from Riga dated Sept 11 notes the Siberian event caused extensive casualties and damage. Local authorities pledge relief and investigations are underway.
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Siberia
Riga
Moscow
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Glouster Post
Suringfield
Auwtrian Legion
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The
Seind
Europe
Par Rockaway
N.Y
By Wilson Coppock
Amer
Balkan
Coolville Sales
RAW
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Trotsky
Topieges
West Shore
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. V. Pratt
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