Avalanche of Bills Looms Over Ohio Legislature
Indications are that a flood of bills will be introduced as Ohio's general assembly opens winter session. Despite moves to curb bill introductions after February 15, many measures from administration and opposition factions, plus advocacy by unions and professional groups, are expected. Proposals include higher workers compensation, old age pensions, city home rule, road and transit rules, and tax revaluations.
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Ohio
General Embry
Drys
Organized Labor
Ohionicipal League
Ohio Stateachers’ Action
Ohio To Automo. Association
The
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Parentchers' Association
Ohiogue of Women Voters, Doctors
Emotion Picture Theater Owners Ohio
Ohio Consumers’ Ague
Ohio Council On Wom and
Children In Industry
Io Good Roads Federation
Io State Grange
Ohio Federation Labor
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Hoover declines Interior post as Fall departs
Washington January 6 Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce was offered and declined the secretaryship of the interior to be vacated March 1 by Albert Fall’s retirement. Hoover will remain in commerce while Harding selects a successor from outside the cabinet.
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Washington
Herbert Joover
Commerce
Interior
Albert
White House
Hoover
Harding
Suspect in Canton knife slaying eyed for arrest
Canton Caldwell Ohio January 6 Michael alisa is jailed not the Christmas murder victim. Kent Crock is believed to be headed to Canton after a tip to avoid arrest in the ongoing probe. Smit was killed by a knife thrust to the throat with authorities speculating alcohol was used to hide evidence.
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Oder
Unknown Woman Killed By Auto, Cincinnati
Police have only a handkerchief with initials J and a Dursy and a purse containing 61.20 to identify a woman struck by an automobile and left dying in the street. She died at General Hospital today, marking the third automobile fatality in a week.
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Weather bulletin and radio atlas listing
Partly cloudy conditions in Ohio with colder temperatures and a northeast wind. Forecast includes a cloudy to clear pattern tonight and a detailed Radio Atlas for radio amateurs featuring station call letters and locations across four large maps.
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Ohio
Near East talks stall as Turks refuse Armenian homeland
In Lausanne the Near East peace conference sub commission broke up after Turkish delegates refused to discuss a national Armenian homeland. Allied delegates protested to Ismet Pasha. A final protocol to replace capitulations for foreigners in Turkey was handed to the Turkish team, with a sign that negotiations may end if rejected.
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Lausanne
Asia Minor
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Paris
Fire Causes 250000 Damage in Oklahoma Business District
A blaze in Wilson Oklahoma today caused about 250000 dollars in damage damaging several principal buildings in the business section. The fire started early in the day and devastated multiple structures.
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Oklahoma
Wilson, Okla
Woman Says Self Defense Killed Moonshiner Husband
Mrs. Christ D Amico, 19, told police she shot her husband in self defense after he flourished a stiletto with a poisoned garlick point. The body showed eight bullet wounds from 32 and .38 caliber revolvers. She says he threatened her life when she refused to work. he was a moonshiner and bootlegger. Dr W H McMaster to speak at Trinity Reformed church Sunday night marking the Men s Bible Class anniversary.
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ST. Louis
Christ D'Amico
W. H. McMaster
Mt. Union College
Trinity Reformed Church
Baby Savings Ad From The First Trust Bank
An advertisement promotes opening a Baby's Savings account with one dollar or more at The First Trust and Savings bank. The bank furnishes parents with a silver plated bank for the accumulation of Baby's savings.
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Courtney Jee
First Trust & Savings Bank
Baby
Courtney
Debt Conference 70 Break Up With Work Unfinished
Washington dispatch reports preliminary moves in the Great Britain debt talks with the American commission. Britain seeks funding over 40 years with flexible rates, while the U S commission contemplates a tentative agreement and possible funding reforms.
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Jan
Great Britain
American Commission
Stanley Baldwin
Exchequer
Montague Norman
Bank of England
England
Congress
Carman Actor Held On Theft Charge In New York
Frank Barrett Carman, held by police over a gem theft valued at about half a million dollars from Mrs Hugo Schoellkopf, was arraigned before Magistrate Sims and remanded to jail in default of $5,000. A hearing is set for January 8 on charges of theft and acting in concert with others.
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New York
Frank Barrett Carman
Hugo Schoellkopf
Sims
Two Witnesses Sermon and Dance Night Planned
The Two Witnesses sermon by P. H. Welsheimer at First Christian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. Also tonight at Danceland a social plan dancing with admission for ladies free and gentlemen 35 in advance. Dr W H McMaster mentioned.
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Danceland
Social Plan Dancing
She's Comfortable In A Heated Jail
Chicago January 6 Mrs Margaret Burke mother of eight and owner of an apartment house is jailed for refusing to keep the legal 68 degree heat. She told the judge I will go to jail first. The judge fined her $200 and costs totaling four hundred days in jail. Burke phone the children and said she changed her address for the time being.
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Chicago
Margaret Burke
Federal refuses to surrender Windolph to Stark Co
Federal authorities hold Charles Windolph in Cleveland after he completes a Warrensville sentence for conspiracy. Deputy Ed Gibson traveled to Cleveland to return him for a third offense liquor charge, but officials say another liquor count keeps him detained while Stark County is notified. Mary Schmidt, serving a Marysville sentence for operating a house of ill fame, was hurried from her home to Cleveland by federal officers, with her attorney saying she had no chance to consult.
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Charles Windolph
Starkee
Cleveland
Ed Gibson
Windolph
Warrensville
Rudner
Gibson
Canton
Stark Co
Mary Schmidt
Marysville
Turkey And France Reach Separate Peace Pact In Lausanne Crisis
Paris January 6 Turkey and France have negotiated a separate peace treaty that would be made public and signed immediately if the Near East peace conference at Lausanne collapses Ferid Bey speaking for Angora has been in Paris with M Henri Franklin Bouillon and French officials the pact is said to be in final shape awaiting only signatures
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Turkey
France
Lausanne
Ferid Bey
Angora
M. Henri Franklin- Bouillon
Legion Auxiliary in Tampico Organized
The first charter of the American Legion auxiliary is issued to a foreign department. Mrs Elizabeth Lee W Elstetter of Tampico Mexico signed the charter as head of the Tampico post and the department of Mexico. A church series will discuss the slain witnesses at Revelation on Sunday evening at 7 30 Adv.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion Auxiliary
Elizabeth Lee W. Elstetter
Tampico
Mexico
Tarapico Post
Department of Mexico
1St Christian Church
Broadcasting station directory and maps edition
A compact directory listing broadcasting station call letters and station locations with four large maps and practical information for listeners and industry readers. Provides essential reference data in a portable format suitable for quick lookup.
Plan To Overcome Obstacles Facing Canton Chamber Of Commerce
The Canton Chamber of Commerce moves toward an expansion plan with a 25 member committee to present details to the full membership on Tuesday evening. President Paul B. Belden recalls past obstacles and notes directors are committed and will pace progress over a two week preparatory period.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Chamber
Paul B. Belden
Narrow Escapes In Apartment Blaze
Eleven firemen were overcome by smoke and four women and three small children were carried to safety by firemen and police in a Cleveland blaze at St. Clair avenue and Fifty Fifth street. The damage was put at 40 900 dollars. A scarlet fever case and quarantined families were aided down a smoke filled stairway. الاج
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St. Clair Av
Fifty-Fifth-st
Hazel Dunn
J. W. MacNeal
Newspaper Home Delivery Service Hours Noted
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France plans immediate move into Ruhr despite Belgian delay
Paris reports definite plans to extend occupation into the Ruhr with orders to advance. Belgians urge holding actions until January 15 after Germany’s next indemnity payment. Prime Minister Poincare insists on immediate French action as Weygand returns from Lausanne to confer with Marshal Foch and Poincare.
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Poincare
Germany
M. Poincare
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John Bradbury
England
General Weygand
Lausanne
Marshal Foch
Rhine
War Office
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Millerand
Frankfort
Rhineland
French Gain Near Total Control of Rhine Territory
In Cologne on January 6, reports say French troops have taken de facto control of the Rhineland with dominant influence over railways and industry. American forces have ceded quarters in Coblenz and number about 1500 there, while France stations roughly five thousand troops in the zone. Germans show growing anti French sentiment and hint at possible sabotage as occupation continues.
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Rhine
Rhineland
Ruhr
Coblenz
United States Army of Occupation
Ehrenbreitstein
Ihineland
French Planes Hover Over Rhine Cities Signaling Moves
French military aircraft were active over the Rhine region today suggesting imminent troop movements. One plane hovered over Mannheim, the major Rhineland industrial city, home to Hugo Stinnes, noted German financier.
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Germany
Berlin
Rhineland
Mannheim
Hugo Stinnes
Explosion wrecks bank after gas leak in Claysville
In Claysville Pennsylvania six guards protected funds of the Homeless National Bank while six employees and customers sustained injuries. A gas main fault under the bank's basement leaked gas and a man struck a match causing a violent explosion that wrecked the interior and blew out the front of the building injuring several people.
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Claysville
Homeles National Bank of
Clayavile
De Valera's terms for Irish peace in conflict split
Dublin dispatch reports a letter signed Kosciusko outlining De Valera peace terms including three storage buildings for arms under guard and amnesty for political actions. Free state officials reject terms, insisting on peace only under their conditions. Guerrilla bands attack rail lines near Dublin with a bombed train and a hijacked locomotive causing injuries.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Freeman's Journal Today
Kosciusko
de Valera
William T. Cosasgrave
Dail Eireann
Coorgrave
Coal talks fail as parley set for New York
Negotiations between coal employers and miners collapsed in Chicago delaying a wage tension. A new three day parley is planned in New York on January 18 after John Hays Hammond warned the Chicago talks were too unwieldy to yield a settlement. The country nears a possible coal strike on April 1 if peace cannot be achieved.
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Chicago
New York
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Hammond
Open hearing probes torture death in Morehouse parish
Federal agents fear for their lives as two state pathologists prepare to testify on the August murders of Watt Daniela and Thomas F. Richards. The inquest will present bones and a claimed torture rack used to inflict brutal wounds, with guards and detectives watching crowds gather in Bastrop Louisiana.
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Bastrop
Watt Daniela
Thomas F. Richards
Morehouse Parish
John Langford
Charles Duvalle
Danielg
Richards
Daniels
New Orleans
Hill Fork
Whites Surround Blacks in Rosewood Swamp
About 25 African Americans who escaped a besieged Rosewood house are surrounded in a nearby swamp by 200 to 300 armed white men. Reports from Gainesville say Rosewood and Sumner remain out of control and calls for ammunition come from Rosewood. Police and Governor Hardee threaten drastic action to prevent further violence.
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Gainesville
Fla
Rosewood
Hiarry
Sumner
Hardee
Akron Judge Loses Appeal In Court
Akron Judge A F ONeill failed in court efforts to overturn a $1 fine and costs for a Canton traffic ordinance violation. ONeill, arrested by Officer William Dorland and fined by Judge Bowman, sued for damages over false arrest. the suit was settled before trial. Special Sunday chicken dinner offered at $1.00 with turkey at $1.50. Notice for Bricklayers annual banquet at Northern Hotel January 8. Evangelist Albert Allen Ketchun to speak at Trinity Evangelical Church Sunday 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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A. F. O'Neill
Akron
Canton
Judge O'Neill
William Dorland
Bowman
Dorland
Albert Allen Ketchun
Trinity Evangelical Church
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